Trade Commission Measure Aims to Expand Investigative Power
Washington January 22 President proposes a broad law to regulate stock exchanges distinct from the current agenda. The plan would extend federal authority over future securities offerings and impose anti-monopoly provisions, with hearings expected in both chambers. Joseph E Davies named as present commissioner of corporations to join the five member Interstate Trade Commission panel.
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Ageernoss
Washington
Wiaun
Aden
Congress
Howe
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Ant
Judiciary
Interstate Commerce Committees
House
Senate
Interstate’ Commerce
Interstate Trade Commission
Joseph E Davies
Wisconsin
Plan for third Antarctic expedition in 1915
London January 22 The Swedish Antarctic committee announces a party of 10 scientists to travel south in autumn 1915 to follow the expeditions of Sir Ernest Shackleton and the Austrian team.
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London
Sir Ernest Shackletone
Swedish Antarctic Committee
Sunken Submarine A-7 Found in Mud at White Sand Bay
Divers report the submarine A-7 lies nose-up in twenty feet of mud at White Sand Bay the stern buried and the salvage outlook described as difficult. The S.S. Plymouth dispatch notes the vessel sank in the mud while crew details remain unclear.
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Americas
Plymouth
White Sand Bay
Four anti trust bills outlined by Wilson plan
Washington Jan. 22 The four proposed anti trust measures outlined by President Wilson were released. They include a Interstate Trade Commission, limits on interlocking directorates, definitions of unlawful monopoly, and a trade relations bill banning unfair practices like underselling to stifle competition and recouping losses where competition is absent.
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Americad
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Mouse
Pirei
Interstate Trade Commission
Masked hold up on John Street car robs conductor at gunpoint
A masked white man with a black handkerchief boarded car No. b at John Street near Quebec road and Lierman avenue around 10 30 last night. He threatened conductor Orville Stevens and motorman Walter Westrich, took $16, then fled into a thicket. Police hunted the area but found no trace. description: about 5 ft 9 in, brown eyes, light hair, smooth shaven, wearing a black cap and white shirt. revolver is .38 caliber.
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John Street
Orville Stevens
Baymiller Street
Stevens
Walter Westrich
Quebec Road
Lierman Avenue
Westrich
Ninth District
Sunlight as Cancer Remedy Promoted by Doctor Blair
Dr S Blair of The Medical Council releases a brochure urging exposure of the entire body to sunlight as a cancer preventive. He argues cancer is a tropical disease caused by light deprivation in tissues and that sun exposure supplies essential light for healthy growth.
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New York
S. Blair
The
Medical Council
Blair
Atwood Plans Transatlantic Flight With Wright Brothers
Special to The American from Dayton Ohio reports Harry N Atwood will pilot a Wright Airship on a New York to Queenstown flight by August following talks with Orville Wright and Aero Club of America backing. Northcliffe offers a $50000 prize for the first successful Atlantic crossing.
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Dayton
Ohio
Harry N. Atwood
New York
Queenstown
Thas
Atwood
Orville Wright
Aero Club of America
Wright Company
The
Aero Club
Northcliffe
London Mail
Wright Brothers
France
Lord Northcliffe
Atlantic
Ohio Republicans Seek Tax and Licensing Reform in State
Republican members in caucus demand Governor Cox transmit a message to the legislature to repeal the Warnes tax law and amend liquor license laws so counties elect licensing authorities. They charge the move would topple a Democratic machine and warn of a fierce battle if ignored. The resolutions urge appointing power be shifted from the state liquor license commission to county authorities.
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Colieibos Barone Coinne
Americap
Paris
Senate
House
James M. Cox
Hig
Republi
Ennis
General Assembly
Ohio
Lcense
State Liquor License Commission
J. Howard
M. A. Bloodstone
A. Reid
D. Conover
Oscar E. Diver
Republican Caucus Committee
Weather outlook across states from Ophelia says
The forecast warns of warmer conditions with possible rain for Cincinnati and vicinity. Ohio remains unsettled with occasional snow and warmer spells. Indiana prospects include snow. Aihechs and West Virginia show warmer trends with mixed precipitation in places.
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Cincinnati
Vicinity
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
A Picture For Which World Has Waited Several Months
A photographed portrait of a young Astor son captured with steady care. The image shows his fresh appearance and bright gaze while his nurse and mother watch, framing a scene in the Astor nursery. The piece notes the calm dignity and amiable charm of the boy, favored by family and the press.
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Fan Tian
Une Astor
Filay
Woman Seeks Last Meal Before Murder Plot
A distressed Chicago woman recounts dining with a man who planned to kill her after their meal. She described fear as her husband pressed a pistol, prompting her to beg for safety as she faced a crime in progress. The scene unfolded at a North Clare Street restaurant with a tense, final moment.
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Chicago
Tan
Per
Joseph
Helms
Phe
Suick Wits
Sierye
Sensei
Clare Street
Delaware ‘Street
Georgie
Ara
Frye
Intruder Attempted to Gut His Throat, Man Reports
Harry Baker of McFarland Street appeared at police headquarters last night with a wound in his neck. He said an intruder entered his bedroom while he slept and tried to cut his throat. Baker identified his mate as the likely assailant, noting the assailant left their home.
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Harry Baker
T McFarland Treet
Ak 'Polige
Probe into Death of William Meier Investigated
Coroner Foert Meyer leads inquiry into William Meier 528 Ringsold Street who died from a skull fracture after being injured unloading pipe on Christmas Eve at High Street and Avenue Christmas Eve. Investigators learned Meier received a $23 Christmas gift from his brother before his death. Police suspect an acquaintance struck him for the money.
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Foertmeyer
William
Meier
Ringsold
Atreet
Highthatreet
Avenue
Merkte Brothers
Fire alarms raise immediate response at Millcreek distillery plant
Flames erupt near the Millcreek Distilling plant as workers and fire crews mobilize after a ten blow whistle. Officials say the call prompted safe evacuation of nearby bar buildings while the fire was contained with no reported injuries.
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Catecatl
Bar Buildiige
Mystery Deepens in Missing Woman Case Sudden Death Suspect
Detectives searched for clues into the disappearance of a woman lad her husband relations in Chicago. A card request from a husband led officers to contact potential witnesses as they probe any link between the missing person and a bitter feud.
Kentucky House to consider eugenic marriage law
Representative Reuben Hatchcraft of Bourbon County announced that he will introduce in the Kentucky House a bill requiring medical examination before a county clerk can issue a marriage license. This marks the first attempt to enact eugenic measures in Kentucky.
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Prankfort
Reuben, Hatchcraft
Boubon County
Kentucky
Mona Lisa Theft Trial Set for February Start
A Paris Louvre theft case against a suspect will begin on February 26. The trial centers on the alleged stealing of the Mona Lisa. Proceedings involve a Plovence Puls and named individuals including Vincentec and Leon Niners in connection with the case.
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Vincentec
Arial
Leon
Paris Louvre
Looting Suspect Arrested at Mubso Hotel
Detectives Enker and Bilertre Mer arrested a male suspect at 120% Teckner Street after the Mubso Hotel staff complained of looting lockers. The incident occurred last night as hotel management reported the theft.
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Fealph Bree
Teckner Street
Mubso
Enker
Bilertre Mer
Teig
Riot at San Rafael Hospital Sparks Military Clash
A street riot after a parade of striking coal workers led to arrests of at least seven people, eight women among them. Militia under General Job Page and Major Henry Randolph dispersed the crowd with cavalry charges after stones and bricks were thrown at troops. One soldier was injured when a horse fell, and another knifing wound occurred as guards kept order.
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Trinidad
Coleg
Job Page
San Rafael Hospital
Jones
Henry Randolph
Wader
Fire devastates Ft Worth area destroying homes and cotton
A major fire in Fort Worth destroys 25 houses and nearly 000 bales of cotton at the Port Worth Compress. The loss to the compress company is estimated at 69 000 with the machinery ruined. The fire also impacts the railroad lien and freight operations.
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FT. Worth
Bart Worth
Texas
Éant
Port Worth
Compress ‘Company
Cotpress Company
Forth Worth & Denver Railroad
Lema
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