New Plans for Debt Payment Are Advanced
European leaders consider premium debt reductions tied to military cuts as a path to peace. The idea envisions the United States cancelling debts in proportion to each country trimming defense budgets, backed by a proposed Dawen-Young Agency coordinating steps toward a united Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Harden
Canton Daily News
Amsterdam
United States
Coolidge
Europe
Heside
America
Millonaire
Germany
Russia
Dawen-Young Agency
Seven Nations
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Vogland
France
Italy
Poland
Bach Pnct
Rhine
Ruhr
Stolen Vehicles and Bicycle Reported in City
Police logged thefts Saturday including an Indian bicycle owned by Wilbert Winger of 1441 Scouting Bw stolen from in front of the Postal Telegraph office. Two cars were reported stolen, one owned by W J Uebelhart of 207 Fawcett NW stolen in the 600 block of Tuscarawas St W, and another by Frank L. Carey of Waco R F D 4 stolen at Walnut Ave and 1st St NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Winger
Scouting Bw, & Messenger
Postal Telegraph Office
W. J. Uebelhart
Fawcett Et
Tuscarawas St
Frank L. Carey
Waco
Walnut Av
Tnd St
Printing Envelopes Ready for New 10 Cent Stamp
Dayton reports Mer cantile Corporation printing tens of millions of stamped envelopes bearing the new 10 cents stamp under recent postal regulations. Envelopes will be delivered by April 15 when the new postal rate takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Congress
Mercantile Corporaton
Former Reporter Joins Law Firm
Attorney W. Bernard Rodgere will join the firm of Pomerene, Ambler & Pomerene at the Renkert building on Monday. He was admitted after the December bar exam and has spent five years on the Canton Daily News reportorial staff while studying law. Judge Celaig Pomerene and others will actively connect with the firm. Former U.S. Senator Atlee Pomerene, head of the firm, conducts Teapot Dome mitigation for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bernard Rodgere
Pomerene, Ambler & Pomerene
Renkert
Ptarkee
Canton Daily News
Celaig Pomerene
Thomas M. Miller
Ctty
Norman E. Clark
Rodgera
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Shepherd held in death probe tied to will dispute
Police detain Shepherd amid allegations of typhoid germ injection evidence and a contested will. Crowe cautions murder charges if writ fails, as Fatman and others questioned. Testimony reveals disputed letter and payment for its return. court to rule next Wednesday.
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Shepherd
Faiman
McClintock
Fatman Rongly
Sheph
Hopkins
Crowe
Farman
Hedrick
Miss Pope
Shepherds
Olson
Fatman
Wm. Marchand
Marchand
Heart Switch Is Shifted Woman Wins Damages
Rochester report states Mrs. Anna Selleck of Newark New Jersey received 4000 dollars in damages after being struck by an automobile caused her heart to shift from left to right side in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Anna Selleck
Newark
N. J
Boy Gunman Trial After Puppy Love Triangle
In New Lexington on March 14, 16 year old Homer Pettit goes on trial for shooting to wound 15 year old Paul Smitley and 18 year old Margaret Randolph. Authorities tie the incident to a jealous triangle of romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Homer Pettit
Paul Smitley
Margaret Randolph
England Will Not Be Party To Use Of Force
The piece reports on Sir Austen Chamberlain ruling out English participation in a forceful international policy. It discusses the collapse of protocol and League attempts, France’s security demands, and Britain’s pivot toward a Franco-German peace aligned with the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
A. G. Gardiner
Canton Daily News
Laindon
Ernes Austen Chamberlain
M. Brian
Mr. Chamberlain
Namany MacDonald
League of Nations
France
Europe
Chamberlain
League
United States
Germany
Nineveh
Tyre
Bel
Siam
Poland
Belgium
Geneva
Unusual Weather in Tokyo Warms Yet Frost Remains
Tokyo reports unusual weather with the Dal Kan cold ending February 3. Snow remains light on thatcher roofs and fields show a film of ice. Despite frost, crops face damage as orange fruiting and plant life appear amid frosty conditions and early blossoms.
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Tokyo
Warren Controversy Deepens Over Coolidge Nomination
President Coolidge again defies the Senate as Warren’s fitness becomes a fresh dispute. A tentative recess and vote plan collapsed after the Couzens-Ernet-Glass clashes. White House leaks anger Coolidge, who insists Warren won’t abandon the nomination, while senators doubt Warren would accept any appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Mr. Warren
Angry Solons Clash Over Senate Remarks and Allegations
The senate nearly erupted in fisticuffs as Ernst accused Couzens and Glass attacked him over a tax and prohibition probe. The chamber voted 42 to 38 to eject Ernst, who denied tipping off the Treasury and charged that Mellon’s department faced political meddling and alleged intimidation.
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Ernet
Glas
Glans
Mellon
Couzens
Senate
Ernest
Couzena
Kentucky
Treasury Department
Ernat
Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Anliettora
Agenta
Ernst
Robinson
Arkansas
Moses
New Hampshire
Borah
Idaho
Treasury Io
Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Michigan
Melion
Poisoner sought as Medina feud grips supper scene
Prosecutor Joseph Seymour hunts clues in the arsenic deaths that struck Fred Glenke, his wife, and several relatives after New Year family meals. Two scrawled signatures on purchase records in a Medina drug store are the only leads as investigators weigh inside work and coffee contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Fred Glenke
Fred Gienke
Fred, Jr
Marie
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph Seymour
Borgia
Frey Glenken
Seymour
Glenke
Russell Denies Crookedness in Northern District Probe
Attorney for the northern district assisted by Miles Evans questions Russell and associates as grand jury scrutiny covers alibi claims and alleged liquor permit irregularities. Russell denies knowledge of illicit transfers, asserts no contact with indicted co defendants, and rebuts direct delivery of permits to Barnett.
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Miles Evans
Druggan
Russell
Copeland
Beecher W. Waltermire
Barnett
Abe Ungerleider
Bernsteen
Wright
Bernateen
Armand Company
Youngstown
Bert McMichaels
McMichiels
Massillon
Ungerfelder
Russel
Tragedy of Poverty Drives Father to Murder and Suicide
In Kansas City on March 14 Morris Linn Gideon, driven by struggle to provide for his four children, killed his family with a bloody satchel at Prather Hill before taking his own life. Stella Gibson is injured. The Gibson family, tied to the Prather lineage, faced hardship and limited resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Prather Hill
Morris Linn Giteon
Maurice Lee
Marjory Lee
Hazel Marie
Helen
Stella
Gibson
Stella Prather
Baruch Prather
Gibsons
Prathers
Gbson
Gideon
H. D. Gibson
Eddyville
Iowa
Stella Gibson
Nell Prather
Treasury tax debate hinges on 1924 revenue projections
Treasury tax experts warn 1924 revenues may fall short of the 146 million dollar estimate, risking further tax cuts. If receipts exceed the estimate by about 70 thousand dollars, extra reductions could go to other areas. Mellon says adjustments depend on law impacts and congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Carly
Mellon
Ty Og
Congress
Treaegy
Treasury Department
Couzens
Testimony on desk reports questioned in courtroom
The witness Bernsteen recalls Copeland saying he places every report on the desk each evening but Russell cannot remember the incident. Russell says he did not see a stenographer in the room during questioning.
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Bernsteen
Copeland
Mr. Russell
Russell
May pick Taft for Governor
Columbus March 14 Discussions of new potential candidates for the Republican nomination for governor dominated the gathering of state leaders last week. Reports say Robert A Taft son of Chief Justice Taft may be drafted as the organization candidate with backing from northern Ohio. Other names mentioned include Chester Bolton Than H Brown Walter D Brown James T Regg Lieut Gov Harpster and Charles H Brand.
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Columbus
State Committee
Robert A. Taft
House
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleveland
Chester Bolton
Than H. Brown
Walter D. Brown
Toledo
James T. Regg
Sandusky
Charles Lewis
Harpster
Charles H. Brand
Urbana
Chamberlain Kills Protocol in Geneva Clash
March 14 Geneva report shows Austen Chamberlain British foreign minister appears to have killed the Geneva Protocol and undermined hopes for a universal European security pact. The League of Nations Council adjourned with England set to back a strong political organism while keeping major powers outside the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlin
League
Europe
Chamberlain
England
United States
Germany
Russia
Advocates Root Gardens For Plant Drug Breeding
In Columbus on March 14 the Ohio State Pharmaceutical association urges gardens to breed plant root drugs as classroom object lessons for pharmacy students and physicians. Theodore D Weistertroem notes opium production could educate future pharmacists and enhance botany studies. Buy it in Canton and do better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Theodore D. Weistertroem
Association
Eight Million Citizens to File Income Tax Returns
Washington March 14 Eight million citizens will have filed their income tax returns by Monday night officials estimated today. The 1924 revenue act cut rates and exemptions for single and married filers with earned income slated for tax due reductions of 25 percent. Returns and taxes will be public but not posted at offices. The 1923 figures show 6,887,481 returns with income of 21.336 billion dollars and taxes paid totaling 861.07 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Internal Revenue
Bureau
President Ebert’s Demanding Illness Ends in Death
Berlin reports the final medical review of President Friedrich Ebert details a life of tireless work and health sacrifices. His illness, marked by extreme attacks, forced operations yet he pressed on, delivering the funeral speech amid political duties before his death at about age 50.
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Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
Ebert
Aled
Rathenau
Herr Ebert
India
Frau Von Cheimb Quits Folks Party Over Gessler Stand
Frau Von Cheimb quits the Folks Party in Berlin amid expulsion tensions over her opposition to Foreign Minister Stresemann and the presidential bid of Defense Minister Otto Gessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frau von Cheimb
Germany
Lady Astor
Folks Party
Stresemann
Otto Gessler
Conference on Mission Work Opens in Dayton Three Day Meeting
The national mission conference formally opens in Dayton for a three day session with 42 pastors and 16 Dayton leaders among speakers from 27 denominations. Mission work talks occur in churches Sunday morning and a mass meeting Sunday afternoon at the National Cash Register Co School House. Dr William M Foul of Cleveland will close with The Church Be Powered in Its Mighty Task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
National Mission Conference
Disterm
National Cash Register Co
William M. Foul
Cleveland
Hillsboro
Pulse
Dan Bush
Harry T. McGill
Highland Co
McGill
EB. W. Lemon
Boggs
John
Lem
MaGi
Dan Bost
McBride
John Boggs
King appoints Earl of Elgin as high commissioner
London March 14 King George has approved the appointment of the Earl of Elgin as high commissioner of the Church of England succeeding Jimmy Brown, a miner once named by the Labour government. Previously only noblemen were considered eligible for the post.
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London
Georg
Earl of Elgin
Church
Jimmy Brown Miner
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