Japan Muddle a Thorn For Administration
Washington dispatch reports the United States and Japan remain at an impasse over immigration and land rights. Secretary Bryan avoids commenting on Japan relations, while discussions on a new treaty falter. Analysts warn a long dispute over the California alien land law and future restrictions remains unresolved.
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Washington
Bryan
United States
Mexico
Clauss
Japan
Subjeet
Senate
Alea
California
Plans for Cincinnati Dayton Military Display
Plans for a military display near Cincinnati and Dayton involve mobilization and maneuvers including a short battle. After a series of drills at the baseball park in Cincinnati demonstrations of infantry tactics and balloon work are planned. Officers of three regiments will meet soon to finalize details.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Ball Park
Carl Held After Confession In Ellis Shooting Probe
Somerville New Jersey January 23 Special to The American Paul A Carl confessed then denied firing buckshot into Monroe Ellis merchants home window January 1 arrest misread details swirl. Authorities question agents and Mrs Grace M Holly amid clues and rumor of motives in the Ellis shooting case.
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Somerville
N. J
Paul. A. Carl
Monroe H. Eilis
Tmber
Court Upholds State Law Regulating Measures
Common Pleas Judge Geoghegan sustains constitutionality of new state law regulating measures. Injunction against market dealers and former City Seater Schlows involves restraint from confiscating. case details unclear but confirms statewide measures authority.
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Common Pleas
Geoghegan
Schlows
Elaine Aise
Admits Aiding Robbery Suspect Named
Clarence Overton 19 of 535 Westirth Street admitted complicity in a diamond robbery at Anthony Corry 643 Flight Avenue Price Hill. He told Detectives he opened a window and that a white man took the $909 worth of diamonds.
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Clarence Overton
West Hirth Street
Schaefer
Anthony Corry
Avenue
Price “Hill
Ryan
Corre
Iman
Suit Filed for Receiver in Jenkinson Manus Facts Case
Insolvency Court yesterday heard James Griffith & Sons Company creditors seek appointment of a receiver for the Jenkinson Manus facts Company Plano repairers. They request sale of property and distribution of debts to creditors.
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Esas
Jenkinson Manus Facts Company
Plano
Yeaterday
James Griffith & Sons Company
Bej
Davies Named Chairman of Interstate Trade Commission
Wisconsin's Joseph E Davies, commissioner of corporations, is slated to chair the Interstate Trades Commission to be created in Congress as part of Wilson's anti trust program. He argues the key issue is choosing between monopolistic large units and competitive business for the public welfare. The commission will gather data to inform whether consolidation or competition better serves society and will assist in dissolving unlawful combinations.
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Américas
Washington
Joseph E Davies
Wisconsin
Interstate Trades Commission
Congress
Wilson
Wilson i
Davies
Dutins
Boyes Bureaus of Corporations
Remelin Restored to Job by Court Ruling
Judge Oppenheimer of the Superior Court ruled yesterday that the directors meeting ousting Remelin from secretary and treasurer posts of the company was illegal. The court ordered Remelin restored to his position and voided actions taken at that meeting.
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Remelin
McLean Remelin
Bumbler-Remein Company
Gootte House
Ret Street
Oppenheimer
Wes
Ilegal
Wellesley Alumnae Play for Fund in Cincinnati
Members of the Wellesley club of Cincinnati BASES to take charge of the Qephaum theater Monday evening February 16 for a performance of The Witching Hour. Proceeds go to the Wellesley endowment fund. Miss Bisle Thatheimer presides as the local organizer. Tickets are managed by the club with about forty in the lot and committees formed to run the event.
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Wellesley Club of
Cincinnati
Wellesley Endowment Fund
Bisle ‘Thatheimer
Senator O Gorman Aids In Sulzer Probe
District Attorney Whitman and U S Senator James A O Gorman met two hours over former Governor Sulzer’s grand jury testimony. The pair planned further appearances by O Gorman before Chief Magistrate McAdoo and the grand jury depending on upcoming testimony. The focus remains on whether O Gorman witnessed efforts to indict or influence officials in Washington and New York.
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New York
Whitman
U.S
James A. O'Gormar
William Sulzer
McAdoo
Grand Jury
Ot Suizer
Senator O'Gorman
Tammany
Murphy
James C. Stewart
Baker
Washington
Sulger
Woman Friend Blamed By Husband In Divorce
A divorce case in Muffton Ohio centers on Hadith Dilley whose attachment to a woman is cited as the cause of gross neglect of duty by her husband Prank HM. The petition, filed June 30 1917, details letters from the wife and a troubling relationship described by the court.
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Hadith Dilley
Ditles
Grea
Dittey
Muffton
Ohio
Warter
Chamber plans Panama Expo HQ if funds reach $109000
Carl Dehoney says the Chamber of Commerce aims to set up a San Francisco headquarters for the Panama Exposition to capture part of the 500 conventions expected next year, contingent on raising a $109,000 convention fund.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Carl Dehoney
Circulars in Demand for Cincinnati Bank Center Debut
More than 30 000 circulars announcing Cincinnati regional bank center plans have been requested by the Business Men's Club. Letters inviting members to print and mail the circulars were mailed Thursday with a request to enclose them in all correspondence.
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Cincinnati
Advan 8 Rgional Bank Center
Pbusiness Men‘s Club
Banks in List Adopt Reserve Law in 1914 Act
The Treasury released the Federal Reserve Bank form for state banks and trust companies to join the new currency system. About 75 percent of national bank capital across the country has signaled intent to adopt the act, with 149 already publicly committing and many state banks expected to follow. The 1914 census data and 1910 population estimates are required for capital, surplus, and reserve agent details.
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Mately
Peteral
Waareideas Nhattonal Banke
Reney
Attiee
United States
Treasury Department
Organization Committee
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Giess-Owen
Building Trades Council leaders to attend state meeting
Fred Hock of the Building Trades Council will go to Columbus on January 21 for a state meeting of aiding trade men where a state federation is to be formed. The proposed organization would mirror the Ohio State Federation of Labor and oversee all building trades locals in the state with labor disputes handled within the ranks.
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Fred Hock
Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Iim Ts
Robbery Report From York Hotel In Delaware
Bert Lovelace of Delaware Ohio told police a thief entered the York Hotel and stole his rent, pocketbook, and stickpin valued at 25 dollars.
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Bert
Lovelace
Delaware
Ohio
York
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