Redfield Criticizes Grocers as Prosperity Lies in Finance
Secretary Redfield voices sharp critique of grocers and allied groups claiming true prosperity rests with financiers. He argues policy should favor financial interests and industrial growth.
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01 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
1
New Vistas Are Opening Says Secretary Redfield
Secretary Redfield of the Commerce Department urges merchants and manufacturers to act now for prosperity. He cites improved conditions after the war and urges starting shop additions, contracts, and farm expansion while prices are low. He recalls Edison and other examples of pluck as signs of recovery and dismisses gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Poland
San Francisco
Galveston
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Dayton
Thomas A. Edison
Liebknecht Urges Unified War Against War in New Year Message
German Socialist Reichstag member Carl Liebknecht, who voted against a new war credit, appeals in a New Year message published by The Labor Leader for workers worldwide to unite in a war against the war. He asserts broad opposition among German workers and claims masses despise the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knecht
Reichstag
Reich
Stag
Sounds Dean Worcester Tells Senate Committee Hold Pines as Naval Base
Senator Dean Worcester urged a Senate committee to designate Philip Pines as a naval base. He argued strategic value and defended the move amid regional opposition and military planning discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Dean €. Worcester
Senate Philippine Committee
Worcester
Philippines
Hitchcock
United States
Manila
Manila Bay
Far East
Mr. Worcester
Wets and drys poised for clash in Ohio Assembly
Dry leaders in Columbus forecast bitter battles as measures on license decentralization and prohibition face fast tracking. Backing speakers include Peter Durr and Wayne Wheeler, with aims to curb liquor and pursue broader state and national prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Congress
Chio Northern University Fixes Inauguration Plans
Special Dispatch reports Ada Ohio observing the inauguration of its notable son. General Speaks of Columbus to lead a parade with all current and former Ohio Northern University students marching. About a thousand students expected to attend. Cadets to escort the Governor from the hotel to the State House on January 11 at 11 o clock. University faculty to attend. senior leaders including President Emeritus Lehr and President Smith to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Northern University
Odie
O. M
State House
Henry S
Ada
Kaiser Claims Great Victory Amid War News
A chaotic December 31 report from Porthcawl Wales notes drifting British troops helmets washing ashore. Copenhagen reports a Berlin dispatch stating over thirty French and British ships bombard Pola and Jouigne near the Adriatic coast with submarines active nearby.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Egypt
India
Copenhagen
Berlin
Pola
Adriatic
Jouigne
Sp _sial
The
Commercial Tribune
Amsterdam
Holland
Germany
Poland
London
Petrograd
Carpathians
Lodz
Lownczés
Greece
Italy
Romania
Portugal
2. Ae
Austria Hungary
France
Steinbach
Upper
Alsace
Noyon
Betwe
Argonne Ridge
Meuse
Westende
Danish steamer M. C. Holm sinks after mine strike
The Danish steamer M. C. Holm, carrying cotton from Savannah to Christiania, hit a mine off Flamborough Head England and sank fifteen minutes later. All crew escaped in lifeboats and narrowly avoided mine fragments. Flamborough Head lies on the North Sea in Yorkshire.
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M. C. Holm
Savannah
Christiania
Flamborough Head
England
North Sea
County of
York
Paul Jones
Ohio Teachers Back Code Support and Pension Plan
The Ohio State Teachers Association at its Columbus meeting adopted resolutions endorsing the new Ohio school code, keeping agricultural instruction, proposing a statewide teachers pension system with current workmen’s compensation assessments funneled into the teachers’ pension fund, and creating a State Board of Education. It also opposed eliminating the state levy for communication purposes as proposed by Auditor Donahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Hhe Association
Audi R. Donahey
Cannibals Banquet on War Prisoners
San Francisco dispatch describes cannibal feast remains from Nuka Biva Marquesas Islands. D H Armstrong and Marus M Marshall of Los Angeles brought photographs and details after arriving from Papeete. Tahiti gendarmes arrested ringleaders and sent them to lengthy New Caledonia terms.
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The
Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Nukabiva
Marquesas Islands
Tahiti
D. H. Armstrong
Marus M. Marshall
Los Angeles
Moan
Seas
Armstrong
Marshall
New Caledonia
New Governing For States Opens January Inaugurations
Thirty state governors take office as new year begins with inaugurations at state capitals. Of the 30, 21 are new governors and 9 are incumbents. party mix includes 10 Democrats and 11 Republicans, with several switches between parties.
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Washington
Alabama
Charles Henderson
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
Arkansas
George W. Hays
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Colorado
George A. Carlson
Connecticut
Marcus H. Holcombs
Idaho
Moses Alexander
Iowa
George W. Clarke
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Maine
Oakley C Curtis
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
Michigan
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Minnesota
Winfield
S. Hammond
Nebraska
John H. Moorehead
Nevada
Emmett D Boyle
New Hampshire
Rolland H. Spaulding
New York
Charles 8. Whitman
North Dakota
Louis B. Hanna
Ohio
Frank
B.willis
Oklahoma
R. L. Williams
Oregon
James Withycombe
Pennsylvania
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Rhode Island
R. Livingston Beechman
South Carolina
Richard I. Manning
South Dakota
Frank M. Byrne
Tennessee
Thomas C. Rye
Texas
Vermont
Charles W. Gates
Wisconsin
Senate rejects literacy test repeal in immigration bill vote
In Washington on December 31 the Senate defeated Martine's motion to strike the literacy test from the immigration bill 47 to 12. Amendments passed include excluding Africans and prohibiting polygamists, while other literacy exemptions were rejected. The debate touched on Mormon polygamy and religious persecution amid a tense roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormons Church
Sutherland
Utah
Works
California
Rorah
Idaho
Smoot
Smooth
Hughes
New Jersey
Nating
Smoot and Sutherland
Cox Grants Last New Year Pardon in Ohio
Governor Cox pardoned Walter Diehl, serving a Locking County sentence for participation in the lynching of Carl Etherington, a dry detective, in the final New Year clemency before leaving office January 11.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cox
Walter Diehl
Locking County
Carl Etherington
British Reoccupy Walvis Bay on Christmas Day
A Reuters dispatch from Cape Town reports Walvis Bay on the southwest coast of Africa was reoccupied Christmas Day by a strong British force with no opposition.
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London
Reuter
Cape Town
Walfish Bay
Africa
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