Commander in Newport summons more troops for mill standoff
Major George Dillon announced he had requested two additional companies to reach Newport, bringing forces to about four hundred. He cited rising mob violence outside the Newport Rolling Mill and said all mill departments are operating at full capacity despite the strike.
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Newport
Major Dillon
Case Thomasson
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Louis Tiemany
Campbell County
Brent Spence
Edward Miller
Thomasson
Factional Lines Tighten at Cincinnati Woman's Club
Tensions rise as Mrs. Kennon Dunham leader of the younger faction clashes with former President Mrs. Charles Fox over dancing and card playing at the club. Dean of Revenue delays action while members seek constitutional guidance and club meetings set February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Kennon Dunham
Charles Fox
Dunham
Charles M. Dean
Cincinnati mayor hints five cent water rate increase
Mayor Carrel told Exchange Club members that the city faces an $1,800,000 deficit and plans a water rate rise from 12 to 17 cents per hundred cubic feet. Officials expect the increase to more than halve the shortfall while avoiding undue public hardship. The mayor praised the Water Works as efficient and warranted higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Exchange Club
Cincinnati
Council
Man of Affairs Fined in Federal Court
Frank Cavelli of Clarksburg pleaded guilty in Federal Court to bonding liquor and was fined $500 by Judge W E Baker. The court said in such cases "men of affairs" will receive the same treatment as "men who work in the ditch," despite counsel’s claim of a splendid reputation.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Frank Cavelli
Clarksburg
W. Ee. Baker
Cavelli
Goldwyn Company Orders General Wage Reduction
The Goldwyn Film Corporation announced salary cuts ranging from 10 to 20 percent for all staff from the President to the lowest paid employee. The firm employs about 3,000 people in New York City and on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goldwyn Film Corporation
Pacific East
Classified Advertisements Index Page Excerpt
An index of local ads lists Eye Remedy Bon-Opto Motor Delivery and brands like Dow's Drug Stores Gidding-Winter Pianos Shillito's sale and Miss Anne Cockburn Piano. It includes financial firms Fifth Third National Union Savings Bank and Provident Banks plus railways Southern and Louisville & Nashville. Local merchants Pogue Shoes Grove Laxative and Queen City Shale Brick are referenced along with University Dictionary and Richman's Clothes.
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IAS
PURO
Charles FE. Smith & Sons
Corona. Typewriter Co
Dow's Drug Stores
Ocdceus Suns
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
French Bros.-Bauer Co
Financial— American Finance Co
Agrtgg Boo
Ea Cs
Ok Has
RRO
Ced
Oabo Decedeos
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Provident Law
B’k and Trust Co
Union Savings Bank
Gidding
Graul—Pianos
Grove
Harry W. Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Anne Cockburn
Piatra Ici
Wnesche
Pinkham’s
Queen City Shale Brick Co
Richman’s Clothes
Shillito’s
Southern Railway System
Spencer’s—Jewelry
Stewart Kidd Company
Tnkabn
Morals Judge Fines Spectators In Court
In Chicago on January 12 Judge Asa G. Adams of the Domestic Relations Court fined forty spectators for having little money. Each was assessed the cash they carried, totaling 6.68 dollars, which was given to the Junior Cheer Fund for needy families brought into court. The Morals Court also warned sightseers and will publish photos of those who attended cases.
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Chicago
Asa G. Adams
Court of Domestic Relations
Morals Court
Pope Benedict Praises Anglo Irish Treaty Victory
The Vatican telegraph to King George VI congratulates him on the Anglo Irish treaty as a peaceful settlement. The King replies with thanks expressing sincere gratification for the pope's warm message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
King v
England
London
Associated Press
Pope Benedict
George
Ores
Ireland
Christian Science Society Manager Denies Misuse of Funds
John R. Watts, business manager for the Christian Science Publishing Society, testified in Boston before Judge Crosby denying improper payments and excessive spending. He defended bonuses to employees as necessary after a Supreme Court ruling upholding the directors’ removal of trustees. He provided profits and losses for six months to 1921, including a $21,404 profit and successive losses through November 1921.
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Boston
Christian Science Publishing Society
John R. Watts
Crosby
Supreme Court
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Watts
Building material combine eyed by Cincinnati leaders
A grand jury inquiry into an alleged building material combine hindering Cincinnati builders from securing low priced supplies was urged by the Federated Improvement Associations at the Hotel Gibson. Chairman Frankenstein reported carpenters wage talks and a halted $50 million building program, with evidence of a material combine delaying projects and higher costs compared with Middletown and Dayton.
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Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Federated Improvement Associations
Gibson
Eli G. Frankenstein
Federated Associations
Frankenstein
Middletown
Dayton
Cncinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor's plan to stop car fare increases backed by Republican committee
Republican Advisory and Executive Committees endorsed Mayor Carrel's plan to lower Cincinnati street car fares. They urged readjustment of capitalization, consolidation of traction companies to a single operator, and divesting nonoperational activities. They rejected a rival plan as too vague and pledged swift action with city representatives to secure the seven and a half cent fare.
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Republican Committee
Cincinnati
George P. Carrel
Citizens’ Committee
Carrél
Carrel
Walter Draper
Cinecinnati Traction Company
Strand Building
Schoepf
Traction Company
Mayor Carrel
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ohio
City
William Jerome Kuertz
Will Hays Likely To Accept Post As Industry Adviser
Washington January reports say Will Hays may resign as Postmaster General to become an adviser to the motion picture industry. He would regulate the industry and handle public relations, with a key aim of guiding questions before legislatures and committees. If he leaves, Senator Harry New could be named to replace him, though New may resist cabinet service. Harding favors New, but Beveridge’s return remains a political complication.
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Will Hays
Lawrence
Washington
Jann
Moving Picture
Landis
Hays
New Place
Mays
Postoffice
Ulate
Harry New
Indiana
Harding
Florida
New
Beveridge
Canadian swindler looted car firm to be extradited
Colonel W H Jackson sails for Tacoma to arrest and extradite Allen Brooks a Canadian accused of defrauding Citizens Motor Car Company of a $7500 automobile. Brooks, alias J Paul Alfred Belleflower, faced federal conviction in San Francisco and awaits release January 28 from McNeil Island penitentiary. He had posed as a former Canadian Army captain and sought payment for a car intended for aviation use.
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W. H. Jackson
Jackson Detective Agency
Tacoma
Wash
Allen Brooks
Citizens“ Motor Car Company
Brooks
Government
McNeil Island
San Francisco
J. Paul Alfred Belleflower
Cincinnati
Colonel Jackson
Washington, D. C
Washington
Jackson
West
Davis
Sprinter Koerner Foils Robbers at Oil Station
William H Koerner, caretaker at a Standard Oil station near Reading Road and Lincoln Avenue, escaped a pistol hold up. He sprinted home, preserving $360 in receipts. Police sought two armed men but found no trace. Koerner, once an amateur sprinter, boasted a 10.35 second hundred yards.
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John D. Rockefeller
William H. Koerner
Winslow Avenue
Koerner
Standard Oil
Reading Road
Lincoln’ Avenue
Newberry Retains Senate Seat In Close Vote
Newberry retains his Senate seat by a 46 to 41 vote amid Republican opposition from nine lawmakers. Congress plans to link the soldier bonus with allied debt refunding to fund cash payments via bond sales from allied nations.
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Newberry
Senate
Congress
Carpentier Knocks Cook Out In Fourth Round
Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion of Europe defeats George Cook of Australia in London, scoring a fourth round knockout after a tense bout with infighting. Weights were Cook 189 pounds Carpentier 170 pounds. Favorite bets 6 to 2.
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London
Georges Carpentier
Europe
George Cook
Cook
Jack Smith
Carpentier
Capentier
Sagi
Smoot Proposes Wide Powers to Shape Tariff Rates
Washington Jan 12 Senator Smoot proposes amendments to the Fordney bill granting the President broad authority to adjust tariffs by up to 50 percent, set American valuation for duties, and react to depreciated currencies and dumping. Provisions require investigations, hearings, and 30 day lead times before changes take effect, with further options to impose extra duties against unfair practice and to exclude products from discriminating foreign countries.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Senator Smoot
Senate Conference Committee
United States
Smoot
Fordney
Senate
Tariff Commission
Moonshiners Hit by Police Raids In New York Area
Police raids across Manhattan Hoboken Nutley New Jersey smashed moonshine operations. Ten stills 500 gallon capacity forty mash barrels liquor and thousands of bottle labels seized. Three men arrested for dry law violations. An East Side tenement house contained four fifty gallon stills powered by electricity. another raid followed an explosion in a room holding five stills.
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New York
Manhattan
Hoboken
Nutley
N. J
East Side
Newberry Declared Elected Senator After Long Battle
The Senate voted 46 to 41 to seat Truman H. Newberry of Michigan, affirming his entitlement to a six year term. The resolution condemned excessive campaign spending, including Henry Ford's challenge, and declared Newberry duly elected, ending three years of controversy and accusations of persecution.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
United States Senate
Senate
Newberry
Johnson
California
Watson
Georgia
Capitol
Repubblican
Mr. Newberry
Henry Ford
Henry
Senate of the United States
Diplomatic Reception Held at White House
The first diplomatic reception at the White House since 1914 was held tonight with Secretary and Mrs. Hughes assisting President and Mrs. Harding in receiving the Diplomatic Corps in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Hughes
Harding
Plan to Establish Refuge for Game in Ohio Counties
The Ohio State fish and Game Department aims to create a game refuge of at least one thousand acres in every county by July 1. A.C. Baxter announced the plan, asking Game Protectors to select farms, arrange leases not exceeding $1, with terms of at least five years. Refuges will be hunted-free and stocked to boost game for surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Fish and Game Department
A.C. Baxter
Ohio
Lasker Predicts Harding Pushes Shipping Subsidies
Albert D. Lasker chairman of the US States Shipping Board told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that President Harding would soon ask Congress for shipping subsidies. He warned that government operation acts like poisoned ivy in industry, and said subsidies would be government aid, not operation.
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Boston
Albert D. Lasker
US States Shipping Board
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Congress
The
Shipping Board
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France
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