Harding Agrees to Name Farmer on Federal Reserve Board
President Harding signaled support for appointing a farmer to the Federal Reserve Board as senators discussed compromises. The agricultural bloc accuses the Fed of harsher deflation toward farmers, while War Finance Corporation aid is cited as relief. Continued on third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Keagg
Minnesota
Kenyon
Iowa
Congress
White House
Senate
Federal Reserve System
War Finance Corporation
Houston
Wilson
War Finance Body
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Finance Corporation
Inance Corporation
Starving mother and children wander in city after husband vanishes
Mrs. Walner, 42, with four children, faces hunger and eviction after her husband Jacob Walner, 51, disappeared ten days earlier. They sold belongings and slept at Grand Central Station with only 2.50 in hand, while two daughters aged 11 and 13 and two sons endured hardship. The family sought news of the missing father, fearing suicide, as they moved from Pleasant Street to shelter and employment woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nees Walner
Pleasant Street
Julia
May
City Hall
Jacob, Jr
Edward
West Ninth Street
Jacob Walwer
Cincinnati
Walner
Grand Central Station
Illinois
Classified Advertisements Index Page Potn 6
A fragmented index of city advertisements includes firms such as Art Dry Cleaning Co Baldwin Piano Co Fifth Third National Bank Louisville & Nashville Railway Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co and various coal and retail listings with page references and brief brand mentions. The clipped text shows company names product mentions and rail and bank references typical of a historical newspaper classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Awiete's
Ee Kien Bhewine
Noseamast
Baldwin Piano Co
SGOT
Copourtir Oo
Ccc
Ceicecceccces
Burger Bros
Heedeuven
Clown Cigarettes
Vende Hbeubees
Campbell's Creek Coal Co
Cunard Anchor
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Bevebuswaes
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Iekawas
Ashbrook & Co
Bohmer-Reinhart & Co
Beanell & Chattiald
Oxi Ccecs Cscs
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Channer RE
Kode Seis Iekeck
Fifth-Third National Bank
Talbott Co
Yongege
Weill, Roth & Co
Rereedas
GidRtel
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Seige
ORAR
Ceaecens Cs
Pinkham
Beedeenes
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
Buena City Cme Gyak
Reliance Coal Co
Radium Products Co
Ohio Dry Forces Launch Referendum Drive on Light Wines
National anti prohibition group folds Ohio into a statewide referendum plan to legalize 2.75 percent beer and light wines. Campaigns will spread from Cleveland with state headquarters and branches in Cincinnati Columbus Sandusky and Toledo as James A. White cautions against constitutional foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Drys
Ohio
LLD
Cleveland
National Association Against
William H. Stayton
National Association Against the
Slayton
Fred W. Marcolin
Cincinnati
Columbus
Sandusky
Toledo
National Association
James A. White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Governor Morrow in City to Seek Newport Strike Settlement
Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky arrived in Cincinnati to investigate the Newport Rolling Mill strike in Campbell County. He planned talks with union and mill representatives, weighing arbitration and peaceful settlement to restore work and order in Newport and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
City
Newport
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Ninth and Lo~well Streets
Frankfort
State of
Campbell County
Whit
Gibson
Governor Morrow
Campbell County Circuit Court
Frankfortt
Rum Running Airplane Seized on the Border
Washington January 16 Prohibition headquarters announced the seizure of the first rum running airplane of the year. The craft, carrying 120 bottles of Mexican tequila, was captured on the Mexican border at Del Rio Texas. The pilot and two men were arrested amid reports of flights between San Antonio and border points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition Headquarters
Prohibition Bureau
del Rio
Texas
San Antonio
Prohibition raid nets rifles whisky stamps at Vine Street garage
State Prohibition Inspectors and Cincinnati Police raided a garage at Alison and Vine streets finding four Winchester rifles, two casks of whisky, alcohol, a valise of phony government stamps and genuine stamps. Proprietor Fred Cullman, 27, was arrested after denying ownership and attempting to flee, fired upon by Detective Weis as he sped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Fred Cullman
Cullman
Walnut Hills
Prohibition
Vine Street
Joseph Weis
Police Department
Eugene Weatherly
Yuengling
Senholz
Weis
Cleary
Belhke
Grannan
Railroads Agree to Regional Conferences for Labor Disputes
A provisional agreement reached at Hoover's urging would submit wage and working questions for train service employees to regional conferences for adjustment, avoiding immediate Labor Board contests. If ratified, gatherings would convene around February 1 with railroad executives meeting in Chicago to review proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Mr. Hoover
IF. D. Underwood
The
Eric
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
C. H. Markham
Ilinois Central
W. L. Mahather
Louisville & Nashville
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
W. J. Harahan
Chesapeake
Heither
New York
Shooting at Ludlow home leaves man badly wounded
At 9 30 last night a shooting occurred at Willard Smith 49 at 30 Ash street Ludlow. Silas Snell 28 of 2133 Stores street was wounded in the left lung and taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Covington. Smith was arrested on a shooting to kill charge. Snell says only that Smith is his brother in law. Both men are Baltimore and Ohio railroad yard switchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Smith
Ash Street
Ludlow
Silas Snell
Stores Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Smith
Snell
Noe and
Bartlett
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati
Snells
Men Who Shot Troopers on Cabin Creek Captured
Four of five fugitives sought by state police in the Cabin Creek shooting of two troopers were captured by Constable J. W. Amick at Seth in the Coal River district. Captured were Pat Jeffries and Lee Allison the two charged with shooting the troopers, plus Henry Skinny Alford and Elmer Smith. A. H. Highland remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cabin Creek
J. W. Amick
Seth
Coal River District
Pat” Jeffries
Lee Allison
Henry
Notables Ghee Wilsons Name In New York
In New York on January 16 a Woodrow Wilson Foundation campaign opened to raise 1 million dollars for annual awards honoring meritorious democracy, public welfare, liberal thought and peace through justice. Speakers included James W. Gerard, Henry Morgenthau, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Augustus Thomas, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
James W. Gerard
Germany
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Carrie Chapman Cat
Thomas
Wilson
When you think of writing think of Whiting
Adyv promotes Whiting as the top choice for writing needs highlighting reliable service and quality products. The brief urges readers to consider Whiting for stationery paper and associated supplies with a confident sales pitch.
Japanese Army To Be Reduced By 50000 In Five Years
Tokyo according to the Tokyo Nichi Nichi the War Office plans a five year reduction of the Mikado’s land forces by 50000 men. To offset the loss modern rifles anti aircraft guns tanks and other armaments will be attached to each unit. Preliminary investigations are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japanese War Office
Tokyo Nichi Nichi
Mrs Griffin Identifies Negro as Her Attacker in Lockland
In Lockland Sheriff Wagner and deputies rushed James Morris to the County Jail after Nettie Griffin identified him as her assailant. A mob gathered at City Hall as Morris faced a brief hearing and was bound over to the grand jury. Morris had previously offered an alibi but was later arrested after officers verified his work hours and connected him to the Elmwood Rendering Plant. The attack left Mrs. Griffin in serious condition and prompted a large local manhunt and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Wagner
Andy Wagner
Lockland
Nettie Griffin
Carlisle Avenue
Frank Jonte
Grand Jury
Edward Sharpshire
Cincinnati
Kline
Morris
Harry Butler
Griffin
Race Street
R. E F. Cash
Butler
Elmwood
John Griffin
Smalley Avenue
Samuel Lipp Suggested as Judge Replacement
Samuel I. Lipp, attorney with Benjamin L. Heidingsfeld, is tipped as possible successor to Judge Arthur M. Spiegel on the Municipal bench. Local Republicans consider several candidates, with a committee meeting likely to endorse a nominee after Spiegel retires February 1. Former judge and political ally ties noted for Lipp and Heidingsfeld, connected to George B. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Lipp
Benjamin L. Heidingsfeld
Traction
Arthur M. Spiegel
Rud K K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Spiegel
Harry. Davis
Lipp
Heidingsfeld
George B.cox
Prison Honeymoon Ends With Jail Stay In City Hall
Mrs Pauline Ball formerly Ferguson and alias Mills aged 19 from Wayne West Virginia wed in a Memphis jail on Sunday night with police consent and a priest present. After the ceremony she slept in a City Hall cell as detectives brought her and a companion from Columbus Ohio where they faced charges of passing bad checks under assumed names. Distinguished witnesses included a police matron and a police captain who escorted the bride to her cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ball
Ferguson
Alias Mills
Wayne
W. Va
City Hall
Memphis
Tenn
T. M. Lowry
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church
Woman's Protective Bureau
Lee Mills
Mary Mills
Columbus
Open Door Policy At Washington Conference Faces Shantung Link
The Far Eastern Committee advances a plan to expand the open door in China and revise tariffs. Secretary Hughes highlights the aim to eliminate spheres of influence while postponing the 1915 Twenty-One Demands amid Shantung questions and Kiaochow lease talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
China
Washington
Associated Press
Alfred Sze
United States
Japan
Shantung
Underwood
Kiaochow
Committee On
Pan-American
Root
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Harding Agrees
Norris
David Lawrence
Fhillito’s
Spencer's Swift Laboratory
Sas
White
Parker
Mary J. Daveny
Logan
Hocking County
Florence D. Richard
John F. 3
United States Prohibition
Labor Board
Switchman
Lung
Sil
Ghee Wilsons
Ghy
Samuel Lipp May
West Virginia
U. S
Far-Eastern Committee
United States of America
British Empire
France
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Tariff Revision Commission
Shanghai
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