Cincinnati opens eighteenth annual canners convention
Cincinnati hosts the National Canners Association eighteenth annual convention opening with hundreds arriving by train and bus. The Bureau of Information reports 200 lodging referrals the first day and plans to house up to 1 000 visitors, while hotels and transport services absorb an influx of delegates from Baltimore, Washington and Chicago.
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Cincinnati
National Canners' Association
United States
Tra
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Associaion
Walnut Street
Gibson
Granville M. Hunt Washington
Bureau
Roomnd Information Bureau
Fourth Street
Amy Pace
Loy
Nationalism at its height calls for international law
New York January 25 Nationalism has reached its height and can only yield to an accepted body of international law and conduct says Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University in a preface to a services outline written by James J Root praised for its clear vision of future international relations.
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York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Herrin Violence Flares As Klansmen and Anti Klansmen Die
Militiamen patrol Herrin streets after a fatal clash in a Canary cigar shop near the European Hotel. Four men died including S. Glenn Young and Ora Thomas. Ed Forbes and Homer Warner also killed. Coroner to hold an inquest. bodies taken to local undertakers.
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Herrin
S. Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Ed. Forbes
Homer Warner
Thomas
Young
Warner
Forbes
Robert Davis
Ross Lizenby
McCowan
Davis
Lizenby
Sam Stearns
County Board of Supervisors
Stearns
Williamson County
George Galligan
Memorial Window Honors Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle
A memorial window for Joseph Jefferson will join the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. The pane depicts Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle with Christ at the lich gate and includes scenes from his career. The project, designed by Walter Wilson and executed by James Powell & Sons, will debut February 20 with attendees from Lambs, Friars and Players Clubs.’identité
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Rip
New York World News Service
New York
Joseph Jefferson
Edwin Booth
England
Rip van Winkle
Twenty-ninth Street
George Holland
William T. Sabine
Church of the Transfiguration
Walter Wilson
Bronx
Christ
Knatskill
James Powell & Sons
London
Joseph Jefferson Holland
Falmouth
Mass
The
Lambs, Friars and Players Clubs
National Vaudeville Association
Montague
Richard Mansfield
J. H. Randolph Ray
Dr. Ray
Proprietor and Three Men Arrested After Dance Hall Liquor Raid
Detectives raided Goodwins Palm Garden at Montgomery road and Blair avenue Walnut Hills seizing liquor. Proprietor Thomas A Goodwin and three men Frank J Romell Albert J Haas Herman Hoefer faced $1000 bonds for possession. Several guests including wives fled as bottles were hidden under dresses. Additional arrests listed.
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Palm Garden
Montgomery Road
Blair Avenue
Walnut Hills
Bullerdick
Hayes
Kenney
Grannan
Lieutenant Weatherly
Ted
Frank J. Romell
Grace Avenue
Albert J. Haas
Montieth Avenue
Herman Hoefer
Dixmuth Avenue
Thomas A. Goodwin
Betchwood Avenue
Romell
Hoefer
Hans
Mary Lewis
West Fifth Street
Francis Standard
Anna Dawson
Ludlow Street
Clarence Ennis
Pearl Street
George Wilder
Kilgour Street
500-Pound Woman Dies After Police Move
New York report says ten policemen spent an hour carrying Mrs. Hilda Jacobson, 55, weighing 5600 pounds, down one flight to a hospital where she died of heart disease on the second-floor landing. She had suffered heart trouble and had not left her bed in three years.
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New York
Hilda Jacobson
Fifty member anti prohibition campaign group formed in Washington
A committee of fifty including Senators, Representatives, business leaders, military officers and prominent citizens has organized to support the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. The group argues the Volstead Act harms morality, social order and the economy and seeks modification or repeal through a broad appeal campaign. Notable members listed include Wadsworth, Bayard, Bruce, Meade, O Connor, Gertude Atherton, Minnie Fiske, Hudson Maxim, and Rex Beach among others. The circular accuses prohibition of poisoning liquor deaths and youth debauchery and calls for patriotic membership to push reform.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Army
Navy
Association Against
United States
Wadsworth
New York
Edge
New Jersey
Bayard
Delaware
Bruce
Maryland
Boylan
Keller
Griffin
Ta Guardia
Mead
O’connor and
Perlman
Eagan and Minahan
Gertrude Atherton
Douglas Robinson
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Hudson Maxim
Charles H. Sabin
Charles Norris
Rex Beach
Prince Henry of Pless Marries Countess Clothildé de Silva in London
A surprise London wedding unites Prince Henry of Pless, 63, with Countess Clothildé de Silva, 20, in a civil ceremony at a West London registry and a German Embassy Church service. The couple will honeymoon on the continent after a London stay.
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Associated Press
London
Prince Henry of Press
Clothildé de Silva
Ariollar
Spain
Prince of
Vatican
Diedrich
Pszcynie
Upper Silesia
Nine Hurt as Train Hits Switch in Oklahoma
Nine persons were injured when St. Louis-San Francisco passenger train No. 11 collided with a battered switch at Rest., Oklahoma at 1 o clock this afternoon causing four cars to overturn. Three of the injured are said to be in serious condition and may not recover.
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Tulsa
Okla
St. Louis
Stone's Supreme Court Bid Returned to Committee
Attorney General Stone’s nomination to the Supreme Court will be sent back to the Judiciary Committee, as lawmakers seek to delay floor confrontation while Stone plans to bring Senator Wheeler’s case before a Washington grand jury. The move, supported by Curtis and Reed, aims to defend Stone’s actions and keep the nomination alive amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Washington
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Judiciary Committee
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Watson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
District of Columbia
Montana
Walsh
Grand
Attorney General
Grand Jury
Bis
Department of Justice
United States
Washington Post
Charles Beecher Warren
Congress
Borah
Borah Committee
Gordon Campbell
Senator Wheeler
Booth
Interior Department
Europe
Campbell
Pershing Sails for Brazil from Montevideo
General John J. Pershing sailed from Montevideo aboard the USS Utah bound for Santos Brazil. The moment marked a return voyage after official duties in South America.
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Brazil
Montevideo
John J. Pershing
United States
Utah
Santos
Debating Child Labor Amendment Faces Narrow Support
A nationwide survey shows only Georgia and California ratified the child labor amendment with several states opposing or delaying. Governors Hartley of Washington and Robinson of Delaware publicly oppose, while opposition grows among legislators in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Ohio, Texas, and other states.
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Expect Great Things From Robert Peck
Robert Peck, born during a solar eclipse at 9 11 Saturday morning, is hailed for a stellar entry into life. Father Jesse Peck of Rutherford New Jersey expects a bright future for the baby born at St Marys Hospital in Passaic New Jersey and mother Mrs Laura Peck declined to comment. The newborn will have no middle name and the family considered naming him Robert Totality Peck.
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New York World News Service
New York
Robert Peck
Jesse Peck
Rutherford, N. J
Laura Peck
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
N. J
Robert
Totality
Peck
Weather prophet Andrew De Voe dies at 80
Andrew Jackson De Voe, an 80 year old amateur weather predictor based in Hackensack New Jersey, died of heart disease missing an eclipse he had long hoped to view. He earned income forecasting for patent medicine firms and farmers for over 25 years and claimed a Blizzard of 1888 prediction.
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N. J
Andrew Jackson de Voe
de Voe
New York City
DeVoe
Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Compromise on Opium Solution Dominates Talks
Geneva discussions center on suppressing opium smoking with American and British negotiators clashing over policy. Viscount Cecil may push a compromise to secure Anglo American unity, enabling a narcotic treaty including Holl and Switzerland as major producers. Representative Porter shifts toward compromise amid stalled debate.
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Geneva
Super-Commission
Stephen G. Porter
United States
Viscount Cecil
Holland
Switzerland
Porter
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Colonel Charles M. Dupuy Dies in Albuquerque at 49
Colonel Charles M. Dupuy president of the Pennsylvania Rubber Company of Jeanette Pa died in Albuquerque New Mexico from pneumonia contracted while en route to join a camping party in Arizona relatives were notified tonight Dupuy served overseas in World War I and reached the rank of Colonel.
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Pittsburgh
Charles M. Dupuy
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeanette
Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona
Maryland Lawyer, 83, 3 in Michigan Dead In Crossing Crashes
Three people died in separate crossing crashes. Caroline Stanger and Anna Bleazy (Bleaziey) both 20 from Chicago and Henry Boas 28 of St Joseph Michigan perished on a Michigan Central train near Pokagon. In Salisbury Maryland James E Ellegood 83 a longtime attorney and President of the Maryland Bar Association 1926 died when his car was hit by a Pennsylvania train at a Delmar grade crossing. his daughter Mrs Henry Freeny was severely injured and son James E Freeny 15 escaped.
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Niles
Mich
Caroline Stanger
Anna Blearley
Chicago
Henry Boas
St. Joseph
Michigan Central
Pokagon
Here
Miss Bleaziey
Salisbury
James E. Ellegood
Maryland
Henry B. Freeny
Delmar
James E. Freeny
Ellegood
Maryland Bar Association
Blizzard Rages Across Minnesota and Surrounding States
A severe blizzard swept the lower half of Minnesota with parts of the Dakotas and western Wisconsin affected. Snow drifts disrupted trains and highway traffic as temperatures plunged toward zero in western Minnesota.
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Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
France and US debt talks hinge on Marin speech uproar
Paris reports Emile Daeschner, new French ambassador to the United States, to press for quick debt settlement with Washington. Borah’s Senate remarks trigger protests in France and provoke a heated public debate as authorities seek a measured approach to war debts and funding.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Emile Daeschner
United States
Clementes
Washington
Herrick
M. Daeschner
Borah
France
Debt Funding Commission
Atlantic
Chamber
Congress
Marin
Herriott
Temps
le Temps
America
Senate
Jean Longuet
Poincaré
hCopyright
N. Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Herriot Expected to Declare on France Debt to U S
Paris, Jan 25 The French debt to the United States dominates debate in Parliament as Premier Herriot prepares to present his declaration on the war debt. A cabinet council will convene with President Doumergue presiding as Herriot seeks approval for an outline of his speech on the debt settlement amid sharp voting dynamics.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Herriot
Doumergue
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