Japanese pledge to withdraw troops as Siberia issue looms
At the Washington arms conference Far Eastern Committee Japanese delegation unveiled a sweeping pledge to respect Russia’s territorial integrity and withdraw troops from Siberia once order is restored. The plan keeps Japanese forces in Sakhalin until a stable government is formed and compensation is paid for the Nikolaievsk massacre. The Shantung talks also edge toward closure with the Tsintao Tsinanfu railroad remaining the key unsettled point.
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Washington
Associated Press
Russia
Siberia
Arms Conference
Far Eastern Committee
Siberian
Shantung
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Ma Soo
Canton
Tokyo
Baron Shidehara
Far
Chita
Japan
Shidehara
Sakhalin
Nikolaivesk
Death shot at Guilford School dance sparks manhunt
Donovan, 17, clerk from Lock Street, lay gravely wounded after a man fired at him near Newst and Broadway shortly after 10 PM. He named a stranger as the shooter and told detectives he intervened when a friend was being persecuted. Detained teen Sepat, 17, of May Street confessed to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Lock Street
Newst and Broadway
Donovan
Guilford School
Paul Schumaker
Third
Sycamore
Aee
Granpar McCorkhill Sag
Weisar- Joseph Sepat
May Y Street
Sepat
Cuba Receives One Year Loan From New York Banks
J P Morgan and a group of New York banks and bankers arranged a one year loan of 1000000 dollars to the Republic of Cuba to cover its pressing immediate needs. No public offering of the loan is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Republic of Cuba
Republic
Index to Advertisements Page 2
Classified listings span diverse brands and firms including Baldwin Piano Co Burger Bros East Hills Coal and Supply Co Fifth Third National Bank and The City Ice. Many entries show brand names product lines and business categories with sparse details typical of a mid century classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Baldwin Piano Co
Burger Bros
Cunard-Anchor
Duylap
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Ehan Wm Financial— Breed, Miliott & Harrison
Gordon
J. A. Wiererave
Harry W. Smith
Oknse Cos
Heehee
Parents' Laziness Said to Corrupt Children at Conference
New York officials Lester F. Scott and Helen Ferris told 100 executives that parents have grown lazy and are largely responsible for derelictions of boys and girls. They urged teaching children to work and criticized modern life for unsuitable surroundings.
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New York
Lester F. Scott
Camp Fire Girls
Helen Ferris
Mr. Scott
Republicans Call Caucus on Soldier Bonus Plan in House
Washington Jan 23 A caucus of Republican House members is called for Thursday night to push immediate action on a soldier bonus. A resolution will urge the Ways and Means Committee to draft a bonus bill as continuing business until passage. Treasury suggests revenue ideas including a two cent tax on bank checks and higher taxation on negotiable instruments, gasoline taxes, and three cent postage to fund the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Congress
The
Treasury
McCampber
Camp Sherman Reports 37 Ptomaine Poisoning Cases
Camp Sherman in Chillicothe Ohio reports thirty seven ptomaine poisoning cases among students and officials of the United States Vocational School. Wives of four persons and two school officers are affected. Officials say none of the cases is serious and medical investigators have narrowed the cause to three items in Sunday noon mess but have not determined the exact source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio
United States Vocational School
Camp Sherman
Burial of Benedict XV Tentatively Set for Wednesday
Rome January 23 The interment of Benedict XV is tentatively fixed for Wednesday afternoon. The body will lie in state in the basilica and St Peter's for a day and a half, with final decisions on embalming and public viewing. Cardinals OConnell and Dougherty may enter the conclave whenever it sits, with opening set for February 2.
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Rome
Associated Press
Benedict XV
Bascilica
St. Peter's
Benedict
Vatican
Basilica
Sacred College
Cardinal Vannutelli
Cardinal Gasparri
Camerlingo
Peter
Prince Colonna
Pontifical
Marquis Sacchetti
Massimo
Aldobrandini
Secretariate of State
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Monsignor Pizzardo
Cardinal O’connell
O'Connell
Dougherty
United States
Canada
Brazil
Secretariate
Popolo Romano
Cardinal Maffi
Pisa
Will of Mrs. Eliza C. Faehr Distributes Large Relatives Bequests
Probate Court records reveal Eliza C. Faehr widow of Henry Faehr left gifts totaling thousands to relatives and friends. Agnes Frye receives 4000 and St Peters Church gets 500. other bequests include 3000 to Robert Herancourt and 2000 to William Herancourt. Remaining estate to be divided among numerous relatives after each brother and sister inherit one seventh. Executor named H A Nieberding.
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St. Peter’s Protestant Church
Main Street
McMicken Avenue
Eliza C. Faehr
Henry Faehr
Agnes Frye
Weeks Opposes Policy 10 Guts Army Efficiency
Secretary Weeks releases a War Department letter to Senate and House military chairs outlining continued army efficiency without destroying structure. The document notes savings of millions, study of aviation gas and tanks, and plans to align training with new warfare science across regular forces national guard and organized reserves. It mentions progress in National Guard unit organization and the first organized reserves strength report.
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Washington
War Department
Senate
House
Weeks
Ot Sennestaa Ong 1
E Uni
Eit Rcunes
Deeiaaigoten
Army of the
United States
National Guard
Organized Reserves
New York
Pennsylvania
Hoodoo number 1055 hits Hamilton man
Clyde Stillwagh reports a 1055 jinx after two men held him up on Progress avenue at 16 55 last night. They forced him to surrender $10 55, all the money he had.
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Progress Avenue
Woman Fasts 51 Days To Cure Rheumatism
Madison Indiana dispatch reports William Roche a 51 year old farmer was arrested for neglect after his wife fasted 51 days to cure rheumatism and stomach problems. She was found in serious condition nearly blind with only water and lemon juice as sustenance, losing 28 pounds. Roche claimed he first gave orange juice by mistake.
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Madison
Ind
William Roche
Roche
Fire strikes Montreal financial district office building
All city fire apparatus rushed to battle a large blaze at 55 St. Xavier Street in Montreal's financial district. Nearby structures faced damage as the fire threatened widespread destruction late tonight.
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Montreal
St. Xavier Street
Financial District
Haynes Warns 98 Per Cent Whisky Poisonous
New York on January 23 Roy A Haynes National Director of Prohibition Enforcement told 500 New York pastors that only 2 per cent of seized whisky is free of poisonous fusel oil and warned of the danger of bootleg liquor and post holiday alcoholics. He said drinking the stuff after purchase is especially dangerous and urged respect for law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prohibition
Roy A. Haines
Prohibition Enforcement
Haynes
Mod's Crew Saved by U S Ship
Eight officers and crew of the Norwegian freighter Mod, believed lost after sinking 1,000 miles off the Nova Scotian coast, are reported safe aboard the steamship George Washington per a wireless message received at North Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
N. S
Mod
Nova Scotian
Bill Would Forbid Teaching of Evolution in Kentucky Schools
Frankfort Kentucky January 23 Teaching evolution relating to the origin of man would be forbidden in any state funded school or college under a bill by Representative Ellis of Barren County The measure bans Darwinism atheism agnosticism and evolution as to origin of man and would expose teachers to fines up to 500 dollars or jail up to a year for each offence The bill was sent to the Kentucky Statutes Committee
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Frankfort Ky
House of
Ellis
Barren County
Committee On
Kentucky
State suit against railroad rates dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court dismissed North Dakota's suit to prohibit Chicago & Northwestern and other railroads from charging higher rates in the state. The court ruled the action belonged in federal court and that the federal government should have been a party to the case.
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Washington
North Dakota
Chicago & Northwestern
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Tragic Pedestrian Crash and Auto Collision Reported
Velma Mueller seven dies after being struck by a reversing truck driven by Lester Morath at Clifton avenue and Frintz street. Morath charged with manslaughter after a hospital loss. Separately Silas Dent severely injured crossing Grandin and Madson roads. driver Raymond Sivie jailed for reckless driving.
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Velma
Anna Mueller
Clifton Avenue
Lester Morath
Central Avenue
Frintz Street
General Hospital
Morath
Grandin and
Madson Roads
Silas Dent
Edison Avenue
Raymond E. Sivie
Kerbert Avenue
Sivie
Walter Bergman
President backs long term farm credits at agriculture meeting
Special Dispatch reports President Harding urged long term credits for farmers to finance crops and asserted agriculture deserves banking support. The article notes the rise of the agricultural bloc's political power and the push to align banking with postwar needs, with calls to extend Federal Reserve advantages to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Meeting
T! Washington
United States
Congress
Mr. Harding
Federal Reserve System
War Finance Corporation
Rally of Cincinnati Community Chest Workers Draws Hundreds
At the Hotel Linton ballroom in Cincinnati, 850 chest workers heard C. M. Bookman report on the Chest’s activities. Community leaders including Mayor Carrel and university officials lauded the Chest’s impact and efficiency in transforming donations into direct human aid.
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Community Chest
Cincinnati
Hotel
Linton
Cincinnati Community Chest and Council of Social Agencies
C. M. Bookman
George P. Carrel
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Henry Page
College of Medicine
James A. Reilly
Chamber of Commerce
Charles W. Hoffman
Court of Domestic Relations
William H. Lueders
Otto Geier
Fred Geier
Randall J. Condon
T. J. Davis
Frederick Mackentepe
Edith Campbell
A. E. Anderson
The
Chest
Jmrm Bookman
Park Board Eyes Ice in City Parks as Cold Persist
The cold wave drops Cincinnati to eight degrees, with a forecast of three degrees colder. Park officials say ice is already one inch thick and skating may begin at four inches, weather continues frigid across the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Park Board
W. C. Devereaux
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Farmers Urged For Immediate Relief At National Conference
Delegates at the national agricultural conference in Washington urged immediate relief for farmers amid a widespread crisis. President Harding opened with an address as Secretary Wallace and industry representatives called for longer term credit, cooperative marketing, waterway development, better market information, and freight rate reductions to revive farm prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Harding
Wallace
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
United States
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Minnesota
White House
William J. Bryan
John H. Hagan
North Dakota
A. Sykes
Iowa
James M. Morton
Georgia
HI. Bixby
California
E. B. Cornwall
Vermont
Henry Ford
Shoals
Allied Industries
Summer Stock Likely at Cox Theater After Season
Stuart Walker opened negotiations for a Cincinnati summer stock company to use the Cox Theater after the regular season. Walker runs a successful Indianapolis troupe staging comedies, dramas, and occasional originals. The plan calls for a 12 week season starting after Easter with well known players and select plays.
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Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Indianapolis
Walker
Cox
Edward Rowland
Tiffin Records Coldest Day Since 1918
Tiffin Ohio logged 5 degrees below zero early today, the coldest temperature in the area since 1918, and the chill hovered near that mark throughout the day.
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Tiffin
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China and Island Empire
Tsintao-Tsinanfu
Jay Aquailant
Thomas Donovan
Cuba
Pope
Uuu Dlyulu
Faehr
Hamilton
Clyde Stillwagh
South C Street
Heart of Financial District
Mod’s
U. S
Clipo Unice
Bil GhUotti
Auto Tragk
Velma Mueller
Farmer
David Lawrence
E Commercial Tribune
Yeesher Jasnanaes Macharity
Weather Bureau
W. K
Stackhouse
Sprikefield
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Wilson
Rowland
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