Newberry Defends Senate Seat in Public Address
Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan spoke for about an hour in the Senate defending his record in the 1918 campaign against Henry Ford. He asserted he knew of no unlawful or corrupt acts and was questioned briefly by Senator Walsh about trial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Walsh
Montana
Newberry
Williams
Mississippi
Senator Newberry
Trammell
Florida
Senator Walsh
Grand Rapids
Senate Committee
Trammel, Williams and Hetlin
Alabama
Sen
Classified Advertisements Index Continues on Page Seven
A fragmented OCR index lists various businesses and services such as Burger Bros Malt Extracts Cunard Anchor Wunlap Clothes Shop East Hills Coal and Supply Co Fifth Third National Bank and Provident Savings Bank along with other firms. The snippet references a continued section of classified ads including ads for finance railways medicines and consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ama Po Cas
Wunlap Clothes Shop
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Financial
Riis
Petusetensees Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Fifth-Third National Bank
Seasongood & Mayer
Union Savings Bank
Well, Roth & Co
Ssesssseeeseee Western and Southern Life Ins
French Bros.-Bauer Co
IGRI
Snes
Iseorantes Deposit Co
Geicee Cs Eicci Louisville & Nashville Railway
Nash's Salve
Pia Opie
Oriental Grill
Pinkham
Radium Produtts Co
Pogue's
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
Egg market panicky as prices decline amid heavy offerings
Chicago officials report an almost panicky egg market due to ample supplies and unloading of storage eggs. April futures fell to 22 cents from 41 cents last year while January deliveries quoted at about 28.5 cents. Better quality eggs and mild weather drive dealers to sell cold storage stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. E. Davis
Chicago Butter and Eggs Board
Traction Company Faces Six Month Tax Postpone
The Republican committees vote to allow a six month delay on the Traction Company's franchise tax for 1922 from January 1 to June 30. Mayor Carrel and the Street Railways Committee attended, urging removal of subsidiary firms from the lease so only the Traction Company remains operative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Organization
Traction Company
George Carrel
Council Committee On Street Railways
W. Kesley Schoepf
Schoepf
Mr. Schoepf
Soviet Invitation to Genoa Echoed by Allies
The Soviet government accepts the Genoa conference invitation and plans to send a delegation headed by Lenin, with full powers to participate. Germany's Rathenau arrives in Cannes to discuss reparations as allies outline 720 million gold marks due in 1922 and an international reconstruction plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Associated Press
Russia
Genoa
Supreme Council
George Chitcherin
Riga
Janary
Central Executive Committee
Iven
Council of the People Commissaries
Lenine
M. Chitcherin
Walter Rathenau
International Financial Corporation
Germany
London
United States
Playmates See Boy Struck by Auto on State Avenue
William Lindsey a nine year old of 680 State avenue was struck by a car driven by Harry Heckman 44 of 59 Carnation avenue Price Hill while running from a group near his home. He suffered a fractured skull and was in critical condition at General Hospital. police said the accident was unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Avenue
St. Michael Street
William Lindsey
Harry Heckman
Carnation Avenue
Price Hill
General Hospital
Lindsey
Ferry Boat Captain Averts Panic on Detroit Windsor Run
In Detroit the ferry steamer Pleasure bound for Windsor faced a car fire that spread to life preservers. Captain Pocock and crew halted the ship and steered back to Detroit, keeping passengers orderly as harbor firemen extinguished the blaze with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Pocock
Pleasure
Windsor
Ontario
Peacock
Supreme Court Rules North Dakota Rail Tax Invalid
The Supreme Court held that North Dakota's excise taxes on railroads within the state are invalid. The ruling came after today’s session, affecting how rail lines are taxed in the state and potentially altering railroad finances and state revenue projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Harding signs order to build permanent hospital for ex servicemen
President Harding issues an executive order creating a permanent hospital for ex service men on part of Jefferson Barracks military reservation in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Harding
Jefferson Barracks Military Reservation
St. Louis
Cincinnati Woman's Club Bans Smoking on Premises
In a near unanimous vote the Cincinnati Woman's Club barred all smoking on club property and in the tearoom after an out of town guest sparked the issue. The meeting with 500 members also settled that the auditorium may be rented for dancing by members only and nonmembers may not rent for dancing. Mrs. Kennon Dunham presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Kennon Dunham
Limitation of aircraft deemed impracticable now
The Naval Committee of the arms conference ruled that it is not at present practicable to impose effective limits on the numbers or characteristics of aircraft. A mixed commission for future study of aerial warfare rules was authorized, with wording to be drafted later. Balfour urged future consideration, while Schanzer and Underwood noted aviation's mixed military and commercial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Naval Committee of the
Arms Conference
Balfour
Schanzer
Italy
Underwood
Harvey Injured in Cannes Auto Wreck With Diplomatic Attachees
American Ambassador to Great Britain George Harvey was badly shaken after an axle failure in Cannes. He was thrown to the road and hospitalized with bruises but expected to recover fully after rest. Myron Herrick replaced him at the Allied Supreme Council session while Harvey recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Herrick
Cannes
Frances
Associated Press
George Harvey
Great Britain
Richard Crane
Czecho-Slovakia
Wickham Steed
London Times
I Hugrvedy
Crane
Steed
Allied Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Ambassador Harvey
State Department
United States
Council
Myron T. Herrick
Paris
Ambassador Herr
Aristide Briand
Mr. Harvey
Ireland Enters Freedom Without a Government
Cincinnati Mayor Milton D. Campbell announces noon tomorrow distribution of adjusted compensation blanks for ex-service men. Twenty one branch offices, led by the Bentley Post, will open 9 am to 5 pm, with free stenographic and legal aid, and instructions on filling forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milton D. Campbell
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
Bentley Post
Broadway
Disabled American Veterans
Walnut Street
American Red Cross
West Eighth Street
Marine Corps
Bradford Block
Vine Street
Cumminsville Veterans of the World War
Northside
Beachmont Avenue
Mt. Healthy
South Main Street
Earl Stewart
Central Y. M. C. A
Canal
Flin
Ninth
Race and
Vine Streets
Colored Y. M. C. A
Lockland
Jane *Delano
Neave
Kemper Lane
Federal Building
Cincinnati Council
Knights of Columbus
East Ninth Street
Norwood Red Cross
Norwood City Hall
Leland Barnet
American Cceon
Bennett Avenue
Valley
Town Hall
Elmwood
Chambers Hottman
American Ee
Dethriller-Stockman
Postoffice
Cleves
Campbell
Adjutant General
Navy
Office of Chief of Navigation
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
Thomas P Egan, J A Fay & Egan Co President, Dies
Thomas P Egan 74 prominent Cincinnati industrialist and president of the J A Fay and Egan Company died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. He helped found the firm with J A Fay, led civic groups, and supported war campaigns. Survived by wife, three sons, a brother, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements to be set by J J Sullivan Undertaking Company.
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Thomas P. Egan
J. A. Fay &Egan Company
Front
John Streets
Good Samaritan Hospital
Egan
Higecliffe Road
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
United States
Ireland
Canada
J. A. Fay
Fay & Egan Company
Fay
Mr. Egan
Queens
Queen City Club
Commercial Club
Optimists’ Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Business Men’s Club
Business Men's Club
Fred T. Egan
Clifford P. B Egan
Park Avenue
Raymond W. Egan
Clermont
Ohio
Paddock Road
iBond Hill
J. J. Sullivan Undertaking Company
Ireland Without Government After De Valera Defeat
Dublin reports De Valera resigns as President and his bid for re election fails 60 to 58 in Dail Eireann. Ministers depart with him as successors must be appointed and debate centers on provisional governance and potential fratricidal conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
de Valera
London
Robert C. Barton
Liam Rossite
Cork City
Griffith
Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Dail
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Garlands Change Stance Accept Million Dollar Legacy
Charles Garland, who fourteen months earlier refused one million dollars from his father James A. Garland, now says he will accept the legacy. His brother Hamilton also plans to take the inheritance, while Tudor, a trustee, cites pressure from his wife and consideration for their child as factors in the reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Mass
Associated Press
Charles Garland
James A. Garland
Boston
Hamilton Garland
James Garland
New York
New England
Henry D. Tudor
Supreme Court orders gas cases rear gued in February
The Supreme Court ordered a rear gument of the West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio gas cases for February 27. The Court specified questions include whether suits were prematurely brought due to no action by states or state commissions under the statute and whether the cases present justiciable disputes between the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Marquis Okuma Dies in Tokyo Former Japanese Premier
Marquis Okuma, former Prime Minister of Japan, died at 7 a m in Tokyo after days of illness. He had hovered between life and death with a deep coma, and a public formal announcement had not yet been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Marquis Okuma
Japan
AGL Engineer John Heller Killed at Throttle on Big Four
John Heller a 71 year old Big Four engineer with 47 years of service died after a mail crane struck him at the throttle while No 18 slowed for a crossing near Oakwood Illinois. Fireman Joseph Davidson stopped the train as Heller collapsed, death from a skull fracture confirmed. John Stephens assisted from Oakwood to Indianapolis.
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John Heller
Oakwood
Ill
The
Commercial Tribune
Peoria
Indianapolis
John” Heller
Joseph Davidson
Heller
John Stephens
Danville
Indiana City
Body of Big Four engineer John Heller laid to rest
The entire Train No 18 crew acted as an escort for the body of John Heller dean of Big Four engineers to his Indianapolis home. Railroad men from all ranks paid silent tribute as the coffin arrived and was received by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four Railroad
John Heller
Big Four
Fire destroys old Courier Journal office in Louisville
A fire believed caused by defective wiring gutted the five story Courier Journal office building in Louisville. Loss estimates range from 500000 to 1000000 dollars. The structure housed The Courier Journal Job Printing Company and had long been tied to the Courier Journal and Louisville Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Louisville Times
Courier-Journal Job Printing Company
Arbuckle Second Manslaughter Trial Set to Begin
The second manslaughter trial of Roscoe C. Arbuckle for the death of Miss Virginia Rappe is scheduled to start Wednesday in San Francisco. The District Attorney moved to try him on a grand jury indictment rather than the previous Police Court complaint. Arbuckle pleads not guilty. The Police Court hearing involving Mrs. Minnie Neighbors, who testified in the first trial, will resume later.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
Minnie Neighbors
Miss Rappe
Wheeler Hot Springs
Ventura County
Cal
Thiel Nominated Assistant Treasurer by President Harding
Frank J. P. Thiel of Fort Wayne Indiana was nominated by President Harding to be Assistant Treasurer of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. P. Thiel
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Harding
United States
Federal officers raid Jack's Restaurant again in New York
Prohibition officers led by Izzy Einstein seized sixteen cases of alleged real beer from the cellar of Jack's restaurant in Manhattan. John Dunston, president of the operating company, and other officials were summoned to answer Volstead act charges, with prior violations pending. Dunston faces federal indictment on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack
Izzy” Einstein
John Dunston
Long Tresses Bobbed As Avalanche 5 Weeps Train Cars
Miss Margaret Matthews, a school teacher, crawled from a snow drift with bobbed hair after an avalanche swept Reid Newfoundland Express train cars from the tracks at Rapid Ponds. She suffered only minor shoulder cuts while several passengers were slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Reid-Newfoundland Railway
Rapid Ponds
Margaret Matthews
Crabbe seeks Republican nomination for Attorney General
Charles C. Crabbe author of Ohio's prohibition enforcement act and former majority floor leader in the Ohio General Assembly announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
London
Charles C. Crabbe
Ohio
General Assembly
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HO Defenge
E Rene
GAN Company
Cannes Council
Expect Lenine
Arms Committee
Arthur J. Balfour
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
de, Valera
MoeKeown
Miss MacSwiney
Liam Mallowes
David Kent
MacSwiney
Free State
Southern Ireland
Trinity College
John J. O’kelly
Mr. Collins
Dublin Castle
Garlands
Tokyo
AGL
Uito al
Dunston
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