Ohio State inquiry opens Monday on drinking scandal
An inquiry into Ohio State University will begin Monday focusing on alleged “order book” activity and drinking among instructors and prominent men. The investigation, led by a university board, will examine students, faculty, and fraternity involvement and may probe a missing supply of alcohol in university laboratories.
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Grange Has Little Chance in Big Clash Report
The Annvelated Press notes Grange faces long odds as Chicago players push a plan to neutralize Star guard Grange. Word over the sequence shows Chicago’s defense limiting Grange in early action, with hints at tactical misfires by Grange and uneven support from teammates.
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Leinoreon Williay
Muevidonee
Chicago
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Reid
Denies Belgium Abdicating Rights Amid Crisis
A fragmented dispatch from BeEt writes that Belgian authorities resisted external pressure while American bankers played no role in Belgium’s internal policy decisions. Officials defended fiscal moves and highlighted discussions with Allied powers, with emphasis on maintaining sovereignty during a taxing period.
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Lieigium
United States
Bale Buin
Fragmentary OCR note on Willie Willis and shirt issue
Fragmented text mentions Willie Willis and a teacher with shirts. Lacks clear event dates or locations. Preserved entities include Willie Willis and associated names, but context is unclear.
Army air troubles bared at Mitchell court martial
War-time hearings disclosed continued army air service troubles tied to the War Department and economic programs. General Mencher testified amid pauses as defense questioned actions by Mitchell and Patrick. Disarmament discussion featured Lord Cecil, urging cautious steps and noting international suspicion hindrances to aviation and armaments limits.
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Los Angeles
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Central America
Abandonment of Inheritance Tax Petitioned by States
A conference of legislators from ten states urged unity in opposing a federal inheritance tax plan. Senator Underwood signaled likely Senate debate as Alabama led efforts to resist federal tax power and protect state taxation. The group, including representatives from Alabama Arkansas Delaware Kentucky Louisiana Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Texas and other states, prepared a resolution critiquing federal overreach and inviting public support.
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New Government Debate on Bootleg Aristocracy Ties
A New York City forum on prohibition features Dr. Ratzle and critics including Howard Stussell and Jemnox Cannon. They discuss the anti liquor stance, the influence on society, and the arguments about rights and enforcement amid the eighteenth amendment debates. The session addresses drunkenness, hotel liquor access, and the impact on urban life.
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Opposition to tax measure grows in debate
In Washington and London reports, opposition to the tax reduction bill increases amid five hours of House debate. Key lawmakers tout the nonpartisan framing, while others push for broader repeal of taxes and inheritance levies. The discussion touches on tax cuts, auto and stock relaxations, and potential shifts in policy.
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Pennsylvania
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Dawes Smiles Under Attack in Senate Debate
A chaotic Senate session features Dawes under fire as Senator Harrison accuses him of procedural ignorance. Amid jeers, Dawes refuses to yield as the presiding officer struggles to maintain order while the chamber mocks the proceedings and lingers on humorous asides.
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Whiskey Seizure Taints Bankers Meeting in St Petersburg
In St Peter sburg Florida a raid on a hotel reception area at the Sereno Hotel during the American Bankers Association convention led to seizure of thirty nine quarts of whiskey and three one gallon jars of benzine. Police say room 425 hosted attendees while chief deputy Strickland blamed James E Cond executive vice president of the local chamber of commerce for whiskey presence. Cond denied knowledge of the liquor and the raid.
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Finellas County
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Dividend Release Decision in Plymouth Oil Permits
A Plymouth oil company dividend decision centers on whether funds declared could be released. Plaintiffs claim stock misallocation and demand corrective action after developers and stockholders pressed for large stock blocks. The case asserts that original investments reached about $600,000 while asset value rose, with shares moving from $2.00 to $30.00. Charleston residents are noted to be involved.
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Atherd Mouth Oil Company
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Thine! AK
Charlie
Arhiah
Plymouth
Sixty-One Coal Miners Dead In Alabama Mine Explosion
A gas explosion at Overton No 2 mine of the Alabama Fuel and Iron Co near Cahaba fields south of Birmingham killed sixty-one miners. Fifteen escaped injury, five were hospitalized. Rescue efforts continued as officials aimed to recover all bodies, with many already identified as missing or dead.
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Associated Press
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Verton
United States
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Nothing new in hard coal strike says Warriner
Dow 1 7 B Warriner a member of the anthracite operators negotiating committee reports there is nothing new in the coal strike and no signs of an imminent settlement. He notes business men are still at work with little progress and criticizes John Lewis for inaction. The operators’ plan as proposed at Atlantic is seen as unworkable.
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Back Home but Not Broke AIDS In-Laws
A Houston AP story reports Philip Hott and his wife return to Knoxville after selling interests in the Philips company in Tulsa to a New York bank for 25 million dollars. With about 40 million in wealth, Hott stabilizes the Knoxville bank and helps restore the Biot family fortune after past estrangements and a public rift with his in-laws.
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Okinwonta
Philips Company
Tulsa
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New York
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Plan Return of Alien Property Plans for early German and Austrian property return
Washington reports comprehensive plans to return seized property to its owners after World War I. Secretary Mellon details a $250,000,000 bond issue to cover American claims and fund compensation for ships, radio stations, and other assets. The plan envisions treasury reimbursements, a 5 percent interest bond, and a 17 year payoff schedule with government guarantees to prevent repudiation.
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Mines in Northern West Virginia Hit Record Coal Output
Taillrun appears to report Northern West Virginia coal mines delivering top speed production on Friday, with Braclet statistics noting 2,049 cars totaling about 450 thousand tons and 278 cars of 13 thousand tons from union mines. The figures suggest Saturday would yield the largest weekly output in the region for years.
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Virginia
Defense reorganization urged with 20 million annual outlay
A Drastic reorganization of the national defense administration and a $20,000,000 yearly spend for five years to build up aviation capacity was urged by a special House committee. The report favored a Bureau of Civil Aeronautics and an advisory panel's aviation roadmap while seeking unified air service and expanded air force representation.
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G C P Sweeps Insurgents Off Committees
Washington December 10 The Republican insurgents lose seats on key committees as Rep Cooper of Wisconsin remains on the panel. The move displays leniency for long service and follows the party caucus mandate to purge La Follette supporters from standing committees. New assignments place Lampert of Wisconsin and Yampert of Michigan in chair roles, with others shifted from foreign affairs, agriculture, and post office panels.
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Police search for faded flower in Amelia Bingham theft
New York December reports thieves looted Amelia Bingham's home stealing jewels valued at $29,000, including a pearl necklace lost on a street near Mrs Clark and a pearl ring from the 1900s era. Detectives pursue a 1200 ere od jewel and personal trinkets tied to the actress's late husband.
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Enright’s Brothers Held for Murder
Corning December 10 The brother of police commissioner Richard D Enright is taken into custody in connection with the murder of Timothy Shay. District Attorney Guy W Cheney says the charge is first degree murder and will be pursued. The investigation points to a brawl at the farm owned by Enrights and operated by William Enright Wilkus. A bloody shirt and torn clothes were found. the blow likely came from an axe.
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