Cincinnati rally urges unity for city growth and terminals
More than 3,000 business leaders and citizens attended Music Hall to hear R R Wason urge action to expand Cincinnati industry and terminal facilities. Charles A Hinsch called for a united front to boost the city’s place among American municipalities and highlighted needed barge canal links and rail terminal improvements.
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Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth-Third National Bank
Cincinnati
Music Hall
R. R. Wason
Procter & Collier Company
Fred Harries
Retail Merchants’ Association
Mr. Hinsch
Diathiel
Dent
Philip Carey
Onal Gh
United States
Great Lakes
Wason Voices Urgent Plan to Revitalize Cincinnati
Mr. Wason harshly critiqued Cincinnati while urging cooperation to raise the city from inertia. He pressed for civic unity, endorsed the City Planning system, and backed a rail terminal project with Chamber of Commerce support. Mayor Carrel attended with bankers as business leaders praised the talk.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
George P. Carrel
Wason
Hinsch
Donahey Attacks Plan for State Welfare Overhaul
Governor Donahey proposes replacing the Director of Welfare with a bipartisan Board of Administration to oversee welfare, penal, and charitable institutions. He urges separate purchasing, a board of pardons, convict labor for road materials, and shifting contract authority to the Welfare Department. He favors remodeling Columbus Penitentiary and expanding state farms for food production.
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Columbus
Donahey
Davis
Welfare Department
State Purchasing Department
Tiparter ‘Board of Pardons and Paroles
State Highway Department
London
London Prison Farm
Board of Administration
Director of Welfare
Board of Pardon and Parole
Penitentiary
Columbus Penitentiary
Senator Borah pushes world conference plan amid reparations debate
Senator Borah said he would renew a proposal for a world economic conference and likely offer a resolution next Monday asking the President to call a meeting. He intends to attach it as a rider to a bill, avoiding delay, while Secretary Hughes says the American observer to the Reparations Commission must not discuss any plan.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
Senator Borah
United States
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Boyden
Commission
Anti-Saloon League Official Questioned Over Fund Misuse
New York January 25. William H Anderson superintendent of the New York State Branch of the Anti-Saloon League was summoned for examination amid accusations of misappropriation and malfeasance. He admitted a fifty fifty commission split with former chief financial representative O Bertsall Phillips and concealed the arrangements in league records.
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William H. Anderson
New York State
New York
The
Anti-Saloon League
League
Banton
Evening Mail
O. Bertsall Phillips
Phillips
Anderson
Board of Directors
Treasury
Andson
Robert G. Day
Start
Lord’s Day Alliance
Grant Stain Ground In Reply To Bishop
The Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, rector of the Ascension Church, replies to Bishop Manning with a ten page letter defending his sermons on the divinity of Christ. He does not recant or resign, and supplies copies to the press.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
William T. Manning
Gore
Manning
Christ
Dr. Grant
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Eleven Fares Planned For 50 Cents On Cleveland Cars
In Cleveland on January 25 officials announced eleven street car tickets will cost 50 cents starting March 1. The fare reduction requires a $700,000 surplus, now met, with January and February earnings expected to lift it to $1,000,000. Current fare remains 6 cents, with a transfer one cent and no rebate.
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Cleveland
Girl seeks separate support from parents in Montana suit
Gwendella Hamlett 16, a high school student, sues her father F M Hamlett and stepmother in Billings District Court for separate maintenance claiming cruelty to force her from home and relieve them of support. She requests 25 dollars per month.
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Billings
Mont
Gwendella Hamlett
F. M. Hamlett
Jury Convicts Sharum of Using the Mails to Defraud
In New York on January 25, T Jeff Sharum was found guilty by a jury of using the mails to defraud Herman Mandelbaum of 25000 dollars tied to a 1920 Ocala Florida offense. The jury disagreed on co defendant George W Neville cashier of Dunnellon Bank and could not reach a verdict. Bail for both men was continued and they were ordered to return to court each morning while Neville's case remained unresolved.
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New York
T. Jeff Sharum
Herman Mandelbaum
Ocala
Fla
George W. Neville
Bank of Dunnellon
Sharum
Winslow
Neville
Sharam
Sach
Essen Under Gunfire as French Occupation Tightens
Thousands gathered in Essen as French artillery encircles the city and officials proclaim Fritz Thyssen a second Bismarck. French guards halt mobs with bayonets near the Reichsbank while Thyssen and other magnates meet at the Kaiserhof amid cheering.
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Essen
Fritz Thyssen
Bismarck
Prekt Sghiak Cne
Goal Syndicate
Hochs
Reichsbank
Herr Thyssen
Kaiserhof Hotel
Kaiserhof
Third Army Corps
Ruhr turmoil as French occupy and strike paralyze region
Violent protests erupt in Duesseldorf during a two hour general strike against the French occupation. Tanks and troops control streets while rail, telegraph, and post services collapse. 100000 armed forces prepare to enforce French and Belgian authority in the Ruhr.
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Ruhr Valley
Weygend
Associated Press
Ruhr
Fritz Thyssen
Duesseldorf
Essen
M. le Trocquer
General Weygand
Marshal Foch
France
Germany
Dr. Heermes
Berlin
Caron
Dortmund
Recklinghausen
Henrys
Bochum
Horneburg
Ratingen
Bismarck
von Moltke
Wilhelm I
Ludendorff Street
Railway Union
Rhine
Nea
Wesel
Warsaw-Par
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Cincinnati General Hospital Group
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Brent
New Yorker
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