Four Ohio Republicans hail candidates at state rally
Chicago dispatch reports a nationwide flare of prohibition tensions with Major A V Dalrymple leading a force toward Iron County Michigan to enforce the federal ban. He promises arrests of local officials if resistance occurs and seeks state police aid to clean up alleged bootleg operations.
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Major Dalrymple
Upper
Michigan
Chicago
Michigan Upper Peninsula
A. V. Dalrymple
Central States
Iron County
Mich
Dalrymple Asid
McDonough
Iron River
United States
Hatch
Marquette
Kramer
Washington
Gaylord
Michigan State Constabulary
Lansing
Nagaunee
Upper Peninsula
Leo J. Greve
Dalrymple
Grove
Little Hope Left Os Compromise In Doepke Case
Renewed receivership talks divide Alms & Doepke factions in Judge Hoffman's court. Doepke ex VP William Doepke to testify while cross examination by John C Hermann proceeds. Over 400 workers signed a petition urging consideration of both sides. No settlement expected before today's hearing.
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Doepkes
Gilbert Bettman
William H. Alms
Alms
Hoffman
Wood Backers Pleased By Move Of Republicans
Supporters of General Leonard Wood celebrate Ohio backing of Warren G. Harding as first choice and Wood as second choice. Hamilton County committee plans a broader canvass with an executive panel and a countywide plan approved. Charles W. Dabney, UC president, endorses Wood citing stalwart American values and opposition to communism and anarchy.
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Leonard Wood
Johnston Building
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Hamilton
Roger K. Rogan
Malcolm McAvoy
Board of Elections
Hamilton County
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
William Cooper Procter
Wood National Campaign Committee
Procter
Wood
Rogan
Columbus
Wood Supporters of
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Harding
Cincinnati
George Hoadly
Davis
Cole
Harding Predicts Split Backing Solid South At Polls
Colum bus Ohio Feb 23 United States Senator Warren G Harding declares the Republican party will welcome responsibility of Americanizing the peace treaty and places sole blame for Senate delay on President Wilson. He argues the South supports protecting America’s rights and urges a program for national defense, reduced government spending, and return to rule of law.
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Ohio
Harding
Wilson
U.S
Michigan
Gallo Origan
Gole
Davis
Columbus
United States
Warren G. Harding
Senate
South
America
Jefferson
White House
Council of Nine
Hamilton County Delegation Leads Ohio GOP Rally
Hamilton County Republicans in Columbus cheer Rud K. Hynicka as Will Hays singles out local efforts. Delegation of 135 greets Harding sentiment, backs Davis Cole and Lueders, pauses for Wesselman. Harding entry draws strong ovation and prophesied Democratic majorities fading.
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Hamilton County
Columbus
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Rud K. Hynicka
Will R. Hays
Republican National Committee
Hamlton County
Harry L. Davis
Ralph Cole
William H. Lueders
Gerrit J. Fredriks
High Street
Neil House
Fred E. Wesselman
Reae Blaine
State Organization of Republican Clubs
Harding
Hays
Washington
Ohio Republicans Rally in Columbus Highlights Harding Push
Ohio Republicans held a spirited Columbus rally with U S Senator Warren G Harding, National Chairman Will Hays, GOP women leaders and gubernatorial candidates speaking. Hays praised Harding as a top statesman, urged voter interest in politics, and outlined five party principles including efficient government and fair taxation.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Warren G. Harding
Will H. Hays
Hays
Harding
Marshall
Congress
Memorial Hall
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Hoover cites 120000 teachers earn under $450 a year
Herbert Hoover, at Johns Hopkins University on February 23, cited that 120,000 public school teachers earn less than $450 annually while noting 100,000 teaching positions are vacant or below standard. He argued cost of living rose 80 to 85 percent and raises of 10 to 25 percent have not kept pace. He warned universities lose top talent to commerce.
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Baltimore
Herbert Hoover
Johns Hopkins University
Prohibition Chief Says IRS Budgets Not Authorized
Washington February 23 Prohibition Commissioner Kramer stated that neither the Internal Revenue Bureau nor its funding authorized by Congress has been granted authority for a stated action. He added no directive exists at present.
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Washington
Prohibition
Kramer
Internal Revenue Bureau
Iron County Prohibition Rebellion Rumors Prompt Troop Dispatch
Michigan officials deny details of an Iron County liquor rebellion. State troopers were asked to wire reports, and Major Vandercook may head to the upper peninsula if the situation warrants. Commissioner Woodworth says Iron County officials laxly enforce the ban. Prosecution sought aid to curb illicit liquor, resulting in arrests and seizure of liquor.
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Department of Justice
Iron County
Mich
Kramer
Lansing
Michigan State Police
Fred L. Woodworth
Woodworth
Newport Mayor Faces Bribe Claim Over 5c Fare Fight
Newport Mayor Joseph G. Hermann says a Green Line Street Car Company agent offered more than $1000 to sway his stance against a proposed Kentucky Public Utilities Commission. He alleges the offer aimed to influence his fight to keep a five cent fare and warns it could presage higher bills for electric light and gas if the bill passes. He plans to recount the episode before a legislative committee and vows to defeat the measure despite possible political cost.
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Joseph G. Hermann
Newport
Frankfort
Committee On Public Utilities
Kentucky
Public Utilities Commission
The
Commercial Tribune
Green Line
Hermann
Utilities Commission
Tts
Bellevue
Public Works
Ality
Senate Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Ashland
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Fur auction in New York pays high cat pelts and more
The New York Auction Sales Corporation reported tabby cat pelts selling at 1.24 dollars each, up 30 percent from October. Prices for ringtail opos sum wallaby fitch hair seal leopard ringtail cat and kelinsky skins also rose, with otter skins fetching 76 dollars for the finest examples.
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New York
New York Auction Sales Corporation
Forty Vamps Firemen Parade to Lay Wreath at Washington Monument
Forty surviving Vamps volunteer firemen who battled fires fifty years ago staged a final parade in New York to lay a wreath on Washington Monument in Union Square. The men averaged 78, still clutching the rope that once hauled their antique engine from 1842.
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New York
Washington’s Monument
Union Square
Democratic Split Over Treaty Sparks Senate Caucus Push
Washington Feb 23 Democratic Senators urged a caucus to revise policy as partisan splits threaten ratification of the peace treaty. Republicans claim enough Democrats may shift to back their reservations. the White House could shift stances or withdraw the treaty if ratification stalls.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
White House
Adriatic
Underwood
Alabama
Hitchccock
Nebraska
McKinley Rally in Columbus Honors McCulloch Candidate
Canton McKinley Club leaders march in the rain to the McKinley Monument in Columbus and place flowers as a band plays Lead Kindly Light. An speaker hails McCulloch as a worthy successor to McKinley.
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Columbus
Canton
McKinley Club
McCulloch
McKinley Monument
State House
McKinley
Terrier Holds Up Express Train On Seventh Avenue Line
A brown and white terrier ran between subway rails delaying an uptown express. Motorman refused to speed up fearing harm to the dog as passengers faced late matinee plans near Times Square and 128th Street.
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New York
Seventh Avenue
Times Square
128Th Street
Army Flyer Killed When Machine Burns In Air
Second Lieutenant Horace M. H. Corey of Flight A, Ninetieth Aero Squadron, U S Army, was killed in Eagle Pass Texas when his airplane fell 1200 feet after suddenly bursting into flames. Corey was 28 years old. He was in Chicago.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Horace’ M. H. Corey
Flight A
Ninetieth Aero Squadron
U.S. A
Corey
Chicago
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Martin McDonough
Milwaukee Journal
ACT
Capitol
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins Adde
Europe
Mexico
Solid South
Farmer
Dole
Cincinnat
Buckeye
Hoover
McKinley Shaft
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