Debates Over Bonus Bill Highlight Early Congress
White House dinner conference signals general agreement on enacting a former service men bonus with costs offset by allied debt receipts or a sales tax if needed. Proposals include tariff questions and allied debt refunding as discussions stretch past midnight.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Harding
United States
House
Senate
Daugherty
War Weeks
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Lodge
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
McCumber
North Dakota
Curtis
Kansas
Brandegee
Connecticut
Gillett
Mondell
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Madden
Appropriations
Anderson
Joint Congressional Commission
Darrow
Pennsylvania
Saunders
Newport strike turmoil rages as Denhardt faults police
Colonel Denhardt, in command of troops at Newport Rolling Mill, criticizes the city police while recounting attacks on workers and bystander Everett Grear. A Safety Commission meeting fails to resolve the strike as protests and petitions circulate, with state lawmakers weighing a troop-investigation resolution.
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Newport
Campbell County
H. H. Denhardt
Denhardt
Panetina
Pennsylvania
York Street
Everett Grear
California
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Grear
Cincinnati
Fifth
York Streets
Fifth and
Third
Central Bridge
Ohio
Forest Evanshine
Vine Street
Southgate
Evanshine
Second ‘Street
Broadway
Thomasson
Walter Larkin
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tinworkers
W. N. Andrews
Morrow
Kentucky House of Representatives
Senate
Irish Free State Treaty Ratified by Seven Vote Margin
Dublin’s Dail Eireann approved the treaty by 64 to 57 in a dramatic session. De Valera broke down as he proclaimed the republic must be carried on, while crowds outside University Building cheered the decision and Dublin overall greeted ratification with jubilation.
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Dublin
Associated Press
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Dail
Irish Republican Army
Charles Burgess
Arthur Griffith
Irish Free State
United Kingdom
Northern Irelan
Ireland
Government of
House of Commons of
Southern Ireland
Dail Éireann
National University
Dail Chamber
Daniel Corkery
Cork
Patrick Warg
Donega
De Valera Declares Irish Republic Supreme Authority
In a Dublin session the Dail heard De Valera proclaim the republic as supreme until the people disestablish it while Michael Collins urged a joint committee for public order. Mary MacSwiney condemned the result as worse than past betrayals as the treaty provisions were outlined and ratified.
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Mr. de Valera
Ireland
Free State
Dail
Michael Collins
de Valera
Collins
Mary. MacSwiney
Mary MacSwiney
Castlerea
Viscount Castlereagh
Marquis of Londonderry
Mansion House
Classified Advertisements Index Highlights and Listings
A dense listing page shows multiple advertisers and page references across retailers banks insurers and services. Notable names include Fifth-Third National Bank Eagle Savings and Loan Irwin Ballmann Co Western and Southern Life Ins Co and Nash Cincinnati Motors with various Gravure and magazine entries plus motion pictures and merchandise sections.
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Attmigomgris
Occ
Ispcvivssece
Abt
MUSES
SGI
Il Burkhardt Bros. Co
Cintinnat! Motor Club
Claremont Tormarie Ois Ick
Closson
Abbott. Plano Co
M. Abbott Piano Co
Gravure
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Financial
Bolmer-Reinhart & Co
Chamour
BRWPS
Fifth-Third National Bank
Wetter Oe
Eivess Kooks A
Irwin, Ballmann& Co
Shewry & Watkland
Southwestern Mortgage Co
Western and Southern Life Ins. Co
Biotel
Cacetecasssee
Humphreys Medicine Co
Bago Goo
Seecess
Kelly-Larson Motor Car Co
Oee
Liberal Savings and Loan Assn
McAlpin’s—Merchandise
Marine Co
Ayasednesc
Capels Gravure
Master Ford Repair Shop
Mer
Miller Bros.—Merchandise
Iubess Supe Motion Pictures
Nash-Cincinnati Motors Co
Nelson Business College
SEINE
Rogers Woman's Shop
Shillito
The
Dunlevy’ Co
Seguat del Due Nes
Tmnten Co
Skell the Mabley & Carew Co
Care Ae
Smith-Kasson Co
Sieaaten
Idea
Wurlitzer
Husband Allows Wife One Egg To His Two
In Toledo Ohio on January 7 Judge O'Brien O'Donnell heard Mrs. Frank Trum bring a case in Juvenile Court against her farmer husband for failing to provide for herself and child. She alleges he made her work in the fields and eat less, claiming he consumes two eggs per meal while she gets one.
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Ulster
Government
Manor
O’brien O'Donnell
Frank Trumpeter
Marquis Okuma Reported Alive After Death Notice
Tokyo telegram to Nippu Jiji says Marquis Okuma remains alive with breathing and coma misread as death. Attending physicians quoted. death announcement issued after he sank into coma, later reversed, recalling similar Terauchi case. Posthumous honors had been bestowed by the regent in the Emperor’s name.
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Honolulu
H. J
Marquis Okum
Tokyo
Nippu Jiji
Marquis
Okuma
Hirohito
Terauchi
Japanese Embassy Reports No Official Okuma Death Notice
Washington dispatch says the Japanese Embassy has received no official report on Marquis Okuma's death. The last message indicates only his serious condition and no conclusive outcome.
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Okuma
Washington
Marquis Okuma
Professor's Wife Sues Over Missing Dog and Costs
Mrs. Roger S. Morris wife of a University of Cincinnati medical professor sues Lucy F. Cramer wife of Nelson B. Cramer attorney claiming the dog Laddiee was taken from her the costs of $25 for attorney fees and $5 for advertising and seeks damages totaling $500.
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Roger S. Morris
University of Cincinnati
Lucy F. Cramer
Nelson B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Cramer
St Louis Postmaster Facing Removal on Indictment
Postmaster Colin N. Selph of St Louis Mo is urged for removal by a House committee after inspectors allege he was intoxicated on duty abusive to staff and used government resources for personal and political ends. Thirteen charges include unjust dismissals and improper advances.
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Washington
Colin. N. Selph
St. Louis
Zilman
House Committee On Post Office
Selph
Postal Reform Association of
J. S. Lemon
J. S. Cartland
World Relief Plan Emerges From Europe Warns Lloyd George
Lloyd George warns that too much dependence on America cannot sustain relief efforts. Hoover proposes a method to the English government to shift relief planning to Europe, signaling a strategic policy shift.
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Hoover
America
Lloyd George
Economic conference in Genoa linked to European recovery plan
Washington reports that while Genoa talks may hint at future aid, U S policy prioritizes European reforms. Hoover outlines four reforms for Eastern and Southeastern Europe: balanced taxation and spending, currency stabilization, trade controls, and reproductive credits. Ter Mulen plan would back exports once reforms start, advancing rehabilitation of credits and commerce.
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Washington
Europe
United States
America
Genoa
Italy
Lloyd George
Supreme Council
Americas
Hoover
Ter Mulen
Watts Condemned to Die in Breathitt Jail Killing Case
William Penn Watts was condemned to die in the electric chair by a jury in Jackson Kentucky for part in the December 10 jail siege at Breathitt County that killed Maggie Allen jailer’s daughter and Oscar Roberts nephew. The verdict surprised prosecutors as Tom Porter received life for his role. Several more band members face trial.
Harpooned Whale Escapes Off Long Island Coast
Southampton New York January 7 three boats chased a whale for three weeks and finally harpooned it but the whale escaped to sea. Captain Mortimer Cooper led the hunt and Silas Edwards was knocked overboard but rescued. Cooper noted barnacles on the whale tail as proof of its age.
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Southampton
N. Y
Long Island
Mortimer Cooper
Silas Edwards
Cooper
Sandusky Youth Drowns While Skating on Bay
Phillip Py aged 15 drowned after breaking ice on Sandusky Bay. He disappeared under the ice as onlookers on shore watched from about a mile away. Body not yet recovered.
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Sandusky, O
Phillip Py
Sandusky Bay
Public opinion on arms conference reaches 13 million
The American Advisory Committee reports to date about 13,790,762 opinions from the public on arms conference subjects. Over 90 percent of resolutions from organizations and individuals endorse the American delegation. Submarine questions total over 400,000 comments, with 395,104 urging abolition of submarines._Gas warfare abolition counts 366,795 expressions.
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Washington
Death of Hawaii delegate Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole
Jonas Kuhio Kalanianaole hereditary Prince of Kauai dies at 2:87 am while Hawaii’s delegate to Congress and Republican figure had planned San Francisco treatment. Body lies in state at Kawaiahao Church before moving to Iolani Palace for funeral Sunday Jan 15. Elizabeth Kahana survives him. couple had no children.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Jonas Kuhio Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Congress
Kauai
Kuhio
San Francisco
Kawaiahao
Iolani Palace
Senate Chamber
Capitol
King Kalakaua
Kalanianaole
Prince Kuhio
Farrington
Hawaiian Homes Commission
Prince Kalanianaole
Prince of
Kamehameha the Great
Kalakaua
Cupid
San Mateo
Cal
Royal Agricultural College
England
Prince Cupid
Elizabeth Kahana
Maui
Watch Stolen From Prohibition Agent During Raid
In Boston on January 7 Harold P. Wilson a State Prohibition Agent was directing raids when someone stole his watch. Another agent lost a ring as officers raided thirty three soft drink shops and seized items at three locations.
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Boston
Harold P. Wilson
Prohibition
Whisky smugglers seized after waterfront clash
In Brooklyn tonight a band of whisky smugglers fought customs officers. one man Richard Price was seriously wounded and captured along with Walter Carney and Michael Abatemarco who were arrested for smuggling. Three others fled in a motorboat said to carry whisky from a Havana arrival.
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New York
Brooklyn
Havana
Richard Price
Walter Carney
Michael Abatemarco
Pelle Summoned to Paris on Turkish Question
General Pelle, the French High Commissioner, was summoned to Paris today as the French government seeks his views on the Turkish question. The move signals official diplomacy over Turkey with Pelle expected to return soon.
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Constantinople
Pelle
Paris
Bangs Improved After Illness in Atlantic City
John Kendrick Bangs author and lecturer is reported improving tonight by his attending physician at Atlantic City Hospital where he is ill.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John Kendrick Bangs
Reparations Talks Open at Cannes With German Envoys
At Cannes the Allied Supreme Council agreed to invite German experts to Paris first and then to Cannes to discuss a reparations plan. The proposal includes cash and in kind payments, with a possible partial remission over several years and was linked to prior Wiesbaden terms. Britain may back a French security guarantee against unprovoked German attack.
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Council
Berlin
Paris
Lloyd George
Cannes
Briand
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Germany
Wiesbaden
Walter Rathenau
Reconstruction
M. Loucheur
Supreme Council
Forcce
Allied Supreme Council
London
Mr. Lloyd George
M. Briand
Anfara
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Angora
Tosday
Washington
Hughes
14 Year Old Schoolboy Charged With Homicide
Theodore Friedman Jr a 14 year old Brooklyn schoolboy was formally charged with homicide after a fist fight with Harold Disney at Erasmus Hall High School basement. Disney died from a fractured skull. Friedman was placed in the Children's Society.
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New York
Theodore
Friedman, Jr
Brooklyn
Harold Disney
Erasmus Hall High School
Disney
Friedman
Children’s Society
Thief Breaks Into Walton Hotel Room at Mohler Residence
Police hunt a thief who entered the room of Mark M. Mohler at the Walton Hotel yesterday and stole clothing valued at 75 dollars. Mohler provided investigators with a suspect’s name.
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Mark M. Mohler
Walton Hotel
Mohler
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