Endgame Beginnings at Arms Conference on Siberia and Pacific
At Washington the Arms Conference pressed toward final windup within a week as Japanese and American positions on Siberia and Pacific fortifications eased. They redefined the four power Pacific treaty scope and moved toward a railroad settlement with China, while Tokyo agreed to ban fortifications on the Bonin islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Siberian
Far Eastern Committee
Japan
Russia
Siberia
United States
Pacific
Tokyo
Bonin
Shantung
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Index to Advertisements on Third Page
A continued third page listing want ads and classified entries. It includes items for Baldwin Piano Co Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Claremont Dansant Financial Ashbrook Co National City Co Five Hundred Dollars Reward motion pictures Ohio Mechanics Institute Provident Sav Bank Rogers Woman's Shop Shillito's Sun Mutual Fire Ins Queen City Shale Brick Wallingford Coffee Stores and related vendors and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airomotote
Baldwin Piano
Teabaciasie
Gerion J. A. Frapapavo
Sdka
Ccccecenenseesa
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Provident Sav. Bank and Trust Co
Rogers Woman's Shop
Rolfes—Optometrist
Shillito’s
Sun Mutual Fire Ins
Queen City Shale Brick Co
Ieee Cee Oe
Wallingford Coffee Stores
Wrens Oe Iu
Poincare Ready to Seek Conference Before Genoa
Paris Jan 24 Premier Poincare is understood to be willing to abandon old style diplomacy and meet British and Allied representatives before the Genoa conference. He is expected to confirm Cannes decision prohibiting discussion of Versailles treaty or reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Great Britain
Genoa
Supreme Council
Cannes
Farmers conference debates scope and reforms at Washington
The National Agricultural Conference opened with President Harding and heard experts from the War Finance Corporation Ithaca and Springfield discuss European conditions commodity financing and farm credit. Delegates clashed over resolutions with J S Wannamaker accusing organizers of a cut and dried plan to curb forward looking farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Harding
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
G. F. Warren
Ithaca
N. Y
W. C. Mitchell
New York
Herbert Myrick
Springfield
Mass
Farm and Home
J. S. Wannamaker
South Carolina
Wannamaker
Committee On Agriculture Credit and Insurance
Federal Farm Loan Bank System
Federal Reserve System
Joint
Congressional Agricultural Inquiry Commission
Beginnings Hunger Strike Over 51 Day Wife Fast
William Roche started a hunger strike in Madison jail to prove fasting of 51 days harms his wife is unfounded. He seeks to show fasting is safe while his wife remains critically ill in hospital, with limited eyesight and milk intake.
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Madison
Ind
William Roche
Roche
Harding acts shield Genoa trip from Senate bloc
The United States will likely not send an official representative to the Genoa economic conference in March due to Senate opposition to ratifying Washington Conference treaties, France’s reparations stance, and the need to uphold executive promises. The isolationist bloc in the Senate, led by Hiram Johnson, opposes U S participation and could block future treaties, complicating the administration’s Genoa plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Genoa
Harding
Senate
America
Hiram Johnson
California
Chamber
Johnson
Brandegee
White House
Europe
Pacific
Presiden Harding
Mellon Keeps Treasury Opposition To Soldier Bonus
Treasury Secretary Mellon stated no surplus for 1922 and 1923, opposing a soldier bonus financed by new borrowing. He urged any bonus be funded via taxation and warned against using foreign debt principal and interest. He sent the reply to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Fordney detailing fiscal outlook and refunding plans.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kion
Administration Backs German Treaty on Private War Claims
Washington January 24 A new treaty with Germany to create a commission for arbitration of private damage claims from World War was reportedly agreed at a White House dinner conference with President Harding Secretary Hughes and Senate and House leaders The plan may avoid Versailles treaty participation and includes a renewed 5 million Liberia loan as a government obligation analysis noted the conference limited to war claims arbitration and the Liberian loan with negotiations expected to move quickly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Germany
White House
Harding
Hughes
Senate
House
Liberia
Genoa
Berlin
America
Hghes
War Claims Arbitration Commission
Republic of Liberia
Congress
Gillett
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Representative Mondell
McCumber
North Dakota
Standegee
Connecticut
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Kellogg
Minnesota
Foreign Relations
Fordney
Burton
Ohio
Foreign Affairs
Father Reunites With Wife and Six Children After Eight Years
A Covington father Jacob Bedeman and his wife and six children were reunited at a Cincinnati railroad station after eight years of separation caused by war. The mother, Sarah Bedeman, and the children Jana Liza Bessie Sol Cascha and Luba aged from 9 to 206 years, had endured peril crossing through Warska and Antwerp to join him in America. The family traveled via New York to Cincinnati guided by attorney Maurice F. Lyons and other helpers including Minister Hugh Gibson and social worker Golda Slavinsky. The joyous reunion included the mother collapsing in tears and later being taken to their home on Madison Avenue. Two sisters remained in New York due to illness.
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Fifth and Baymiller
Sarah Bedeman
Poland
America
Jacob Bedeman
Madison Avenue
Covington
Russia
B. J. Linneman
Citizens’ National Bank
Bedeman
Maurice F. Lyons
Committee On Public Information
Lyons
Hugh Gibson
Golda Slavinsky
Rovno
Bedemans
Warska
Mr. Lyons
Pressman
Kentucky
United States
Warsaw
Mr. Bedeman
Tokil Bedeman
Antwerp
New York
Cincinnati
Takil Bedeman
Jana
Liza
Bessie
Sol
Cascha
Luba
Mr. Pedeman
Tama
Moonshine Gold Bubble Bursts In Berlin Fraud Claim
Yale professor Irving Fisher ends search for synthetic gold after a German scientist informs him the alleged inventor has a prison record. Fisher recounts tests on 99 percent pure samples claimed to be artificial and notes German efforts to extract gold from sea water during WWI were not profitable.
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Fisher
Berlin
Associated Press
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Prof. Fisher
Havenstein
Reichsbank
Herr Havenstein
Fished
White To Announce Candidacy for Governor At Jackson Day Feast
Dayton, Ohio reports that George White former National Chairman of the Democratic Party plans to announce his candidacy for Ohio governor at the Jackson Day banquet in Dayton tomorrow night. Word came after White visited Zanesville and Columbus and drew national attention from party leaders including Tumulty Ansberry Moore and other officials.
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White
Jackson Day
Dayton
Democrats of
George White
Ohio
Zanesville
Columbus
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
T. T. Ansberry
Washington
Edward H. Moore
Youngstown
Newport Rolling Mill to Reorganize Company Troops to Be Withdrawn
Newport Rolling Mills will be left to reorganize as National Guard units withdraw on Saturday. Governor Morrow announced the move after assuring Campbell County Sheriff Tieman and Newport Public Safety Commissioner Thomassen the troops would depart while guards remain ready to protect the mill and nearby areas. The withdrawal ends over a month of Guard duty, begun December 24 after shooting incidents and plant clashes.
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Associated Press
Prankfort
National Guard
Newport
Morrow
Louis, Tieman
Campbell County
W. Case Thomassen
H. H. Denhardt
Bowling Green
Denhardt
Campbell County Sheriff Says Troops Withdrawn After Governor’s Telegram
Sheriff Louis Tieman of Campbell County reports Governor Edwin P. Morrow will withdraw troops on Saturday after authorities assured civil control. He plans actions for morning and says he relies on law-abiding citizens for order with no anticipated difficulties.
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Louis Tieman
Campbell County
Edwin P. Morrow
Auto truck runs amuck on Central Avenue
Christian Wimmer 23 of 4647 Hamilton avenue was arrested after a large truck operated by him struck a car driven by Walter Schott, damaged a police patrol, and crashed through Louis Karp furniture store window on Central avenue. Damages estimated at $1,190.50. Wimmer charged with operating under the influence.
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Central Avenue
Christian Wimmer
Hamilton Avenue
Hayes and
Bullardick
General Hospital
Wimmer
Seventh Street
Walter Schott
Richmond
Ind
Schott
No. 4
Carl Lemperle
Louis Karp
Troops Extend Guard Lines At Newport Mill
Dis order near Ninth and Central avenue prompted Colonel H H Denhardt to widen guard lines as residents reported a mob attack on an elderly man. Soldiers found the scene subsided upon arrival. The Woman's Volunteer Relief Committee schedules a 2 PM Thursday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to plan a card party for striking mill workers and families.
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Newport
H. H. Denhardt
Denhardt
Ninth and Central Avenue
Woman’s Volunteer Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Adolph Hanke Dies Prominent Cincinnati Merchant
Adolph Hanke 79 founder of Hanke Brothers Company dry goods dealers 3126 Main Street died last night after a throat growth. He came to the U S from Germany in 1864 settled in Cincinnati in 1867 and helped build a business empire with brothers Otto and Gustave. The trio retired about ten years ago leaving holdings in the Atlas National Bank and Miami Valley Knitting Mills. Funeral arrangements pending with services likely tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
H. EF
Adolph Hanke
Loraine Avenue
Hanke Brothers Company
Main Street
Hanke
Ogden
Utah
Atlas National Bank
Adolph
Otto
Gustave
New York
H. & S. Pogue ,Company
Pogue Company
Thirteenth
Main Streets
Germany
Marie Rothe
Emil Rothe
Adolph G. E. Hanke
Emil J. Hanke
New York City
Emil
Herman Schiele
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Hawke Brothers Company
Hamilton County Country Club
Delaware charter sought to shield Newport mill from local issues
Newport rolling mill stockholders plan to dissolve in Kentucky and reincorporate under Delaware law to form an interstate company. They seek U S court protection and the right to move operations if Newport conditions worsen, citing lack of local protection. The move follows a long strike and deployment of soldiers at the Newport plant.
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Newport Rolling Mill Company
Ninth and
Lowell Streets
Newport
Kentucky
Delaware
Newport Rolling Mill
J. G. Andrews
A. .K. Andrews
Joseph Gaff Andrews
A. K. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Campbell County
United States
W.N. Andrews
Andrews Steel Company
Newport Culvert Company
United States District Court For
District of
May Talk On Super Phone With Utmost Secrecy
The army demonstrated the “super phone” in the signal officer’s office, showing a single line could carry multiple conversations with no audible interference. Developed under R. D. Duncan Jr of the Signal Corps Research Lab at the Bureau of Standards, aided by S. Isler, the device promises secrecy and multiplex telephony.
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Washington
Associated Press
Signal Officer of the Army
R. D. Duncan, Jr
Signal Corps Research Laboratory
Bureau of Standards
S. Isler
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INU
Lawrence
France
Tion
David Lawrence
Pauttot
Commission For Arbitration
LOGAL
City
Tieman
Citizens
Central Ave
Interstate Corporation
W. N. Andrews
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