Plan to reroute bus lines and terminal loops in downtown
The Civilian Traffic Commission discussed a tentative plan to abandon Government Square as a bus terminal and route downtown buses in loops on Second Main Third and Sycamore streets. A key meeting followed with Kuertz and Sherrill urging decision by week’s end amid concerns over loop congestion and passenger access.
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Civillian Traffic Commission
W. Jerome Kuertz
Sherrill
Kuertz
Kentucky
Newport
Ridge
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Main Street
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Third
Sycamore Street
Sycamore
Bridge
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Mt. Auburn
Avondale
Reading Road
Norwood
Madisonville
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Hyde Park
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Broadway
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Ninth
Walnut Street
Seventh Street
West Hills
Western Hills
Elm Street
Eighth Street
Race Street
Eastern Avenue
Wilmer Crawford
Prince
Two Rail Unions Seek Wage Restorations in 1920 Demands
The Associated Press reports conductors and trainmen on all railroads will file wage demands February 1 seeking restoration of 1920 Railway Labor Board scales. Increases would raise annual company expenses by 500 million dollars and cover yard service workers. A March 2 writing deadline governs union-management replies, with terms allowing discussion but preserving current higher pays where applicable.
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New York
New York Times
Railway Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
L. E. Shepard
Order of Railway Conductors
Monkey Judge Satire on Dayton Evolution Trial Mounts in Moscow
A biting Soviet satire recreates the Dayton Tennessee evolution trial with animals acting as court figures. D. D. Bogomolov writes the piece where a monkey presides as judge and a pig baboon turkey and other animals enact the mock court amid revolutionary propaganda.
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Monkey
Moscow
Dayton
Tenn
D. D. Bogomolov
Five Chicago Breweries to Be Destroyed Under Federal Order
Federal Judge George A. Carpenter ordered the destruction of equipment at five Chicago breweries valued at 250000 dollars. Deputy U S Marshal John J. Oros will begin tomorrow. The Cromwell Evergreen Park North Halsted Carroll Avenue and Circle Avenue Breweries were previously raided and tied to Frank Lake and Terrence Druggan, noted beer runners.
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Chicago
George A. Carpenter
Hantrantick S
John J. Oros
United States
Cromwell
Evergreen Park
North Halsted
Carroll Avenue
Circle Avenue
Frank Lake
Terrence Druggan
Its Your Move Find a Better Room in Classified Ads
Its Your Move. When tired in the morning or at night dislike going back to your room. If you feel stale and popless switch to a better room. The room makes the man with home atmosphere. Rooms with warmth and inviting feel in the Rooms columns of Commercial Tribune Classified Ads today.
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Commercial Tribune
Prince of Wales Fractures Collar Bone in Chase Accident
The Prince of Wales sustained a fractured collar bone after being thrown from his horse during a Fernie hounds chase at Little Shelton Leicestershire. He was taken by motor car to Market Harborough and then London after the incident, the second hunting accident in as many days. Past spills and a major 1924 head injury linked to public debate on racing risks surround the episode.
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Prince of Wales
London
Fernie
Little Shelton
Leicestershire
Wales
Market Harborough
York House
His Highness
Leighton Buzzard
Wokingham
Ramsay MacDonald
Negro N. Y. World News Service
N. Y
Common Pleas Judges push for complete Criminal Code revision
Ohio Common Pleas Judges at Linton in conference urged immediate action to revise the Criminal Code and partially revise the Civil Code. Judge Thomas Darby offered the motion after Chief Justice Marshall criticized the current system and a report by Judge Charles Reid outlined deficiencies. The association asked the General Assembly to appoint a non-partisan commission to draft a full revision for consideration.
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Ohio
Common Pleas Judges’ Association
Linton
General Assembly of
Thomas Darby
Cincinnati
Carrington T. Marshall
Supreme Court of Ohio
Legislative Committee
Charles A. Reid
Washington D. H
Chauncey L. Newcomer
Bryan
Association
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Bar Association
Newcomer
Marshall
Thomas A. Jones
Ohio Supreme Court
Code of Criminal Procedure
State Association of Common Pleas
General Assembly
Poes
Hief
Justice Marshall
Supreme Court
Senate AEF votes to postpone tax reduction
Washington Jan 28 proposals to postpone tax reduction beyond March 15 were rejected by Republican and Democratic leaders as the Senate began work on the revenue bill. Norris urged delaying payment or refunds, but Smoot opposed, saying 2.3 million people would lose all taxes and revenue is needed by March 15.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Rep
Neb
Smoot
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Howell
Nebraka
Lenroot
Wisconsin
King
Utah
Harrison
Semoot
Copeland
New York
Ford Organization
Henry Ford
Sea Rescue Amid Subzero Atlantic Gale
New York January 28 The Roosevelt and its crew rescued thirteen of the Antinoe’s crew as a fierce gale battered the Atlantic. Six Laristan sailors were saved by Bremen while ships from the storm area reached New York with passengers injured on the France and calm on the Aquitania. Rum Row boats rode out the storm under Coast Guard escort.
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Cherbourg
Ciety
Atlantic
Robert Miller
George Fried
Fried
Home Office
United States Lines
Antinoe
New York
Paul Grenig
London
Grenig
President Harding
Ignazio Florio
Bremen
Laristan
Lacenby
Carina
Johnes
Phillips
McKee
McCahan
France
Havre
Cunard Line
Aquittania
Rum Row
Ambrose
Associated Press
United States Coast Guard
Seminole
Cold wave to end tonight says Cincinnati forecaster
Official forecaster W C Devereaux says the cold spell that hit Cincinnati and the Ohio Valley yesterday will end tonight as temperatures rise. Lowest reading 4 above zero at 7 am, 7.8 at 7 pm, with ice on sidewalks and several injuries reported.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
W. C. Devereaux
Devereaux
Canadian Northwest
Ohio River
Atlantic
St. Lawrence Valley
Mr. Devereaux
mid-Atlantic
Ohio Alley
Four Die as Severe Cold Grips Middle West and Alaska Warmth Shocks Juneau
Record low temperatures sweep the Middle West with sub zero readings across Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana. Four deaths blamed on exposure include Chicago Gary Milwaukee and St Paul. Alaska meanwhile enjoys unseasonable warmth with Juneau at 38 to 44 degrees.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Water Department
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Middle -West
Alaska
Juneau
Four Dead After Bandit Attack on Bus in Yugoslavia
A Macedonian bandit shot and killed four passengers who were traveling by bus between Monastir in Southern Yugoslavia and Lezean. The bandit fled the scene, and no arrests were reported.
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Vienna
Monastir
Jugo-Slavia
Lezean
Belgrade
Actor William Tilden Jr stars in Don Q Junior on Broadway
William Tilden Jr., famed tennis champion, debuted on Broadway in Don Q Junior as a studious court clerk. He drew eleven encores and thanked the audience after the performance, with congratulatory greetings from fellow tennis players backstage.
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Associated Press
New York
William T. Tilden Jr
Don Q Junior
America
Hig Heyday
Billy Quinn
Don Q
Tilden
Gale of 84 Mile An Hour Hits New York
New York City endured a northwest gale reaching eighty four miles per hour. Temperatures plunged to seven degrees above zero by night, with risk of six below by morning. Firefighters in Harlem battled ice bound helmets as wind and ice hindered efforts.
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New York
Harlem
Berlins Celebrate Wedding Cake Delivery and Song Release
New York reports Irving and Elaine Berlin received a large uncut wedding cake delivered to their Broadway office by Leviathan steward Robert Sweetlove. Berlin also sent a radio premiere lyric titled Always, a tribute to their marriage with Elaine Mackay, noting her father’s involvement.
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Associated Press
New York
Irving Berlin
Berlin
Broadway
Robert Sweetlove
Leviathan
Sweetlove
Europe
Papa
Ellin Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Blizzard Paralyzes Ohio Transport as Snow Drifts Rise
A blizzard like gale and record cold shut roads and trains across Ohio. Conneaut reported 4 below zero while Columbus and Cleveland faced near zero to six above. Snow drifts disrupted schools and bus schedules in Licking County and Stark County highways, with plows clearing main routes as winds damaged windows and wires.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Conneaut
Cleveland
New Lexington
Ater
Main Street
Licking County
Springfield
Zanesville
Stark County
Lincoln
Wayne County
State Highway Department
Toledo
Cincinnati
Playwright G V Hobart Critically Ill In Cumberland
George V Hobart author and playwright is critically ill in a Cumberland Maryland hospital and may not survive the night physicians reported. Hobart from Ventnor New Jersey arrived on a visit two weeks earlier and was admitted soon after his health deteriorated to a general breakdown.
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Cumberland, Md
George V. Hobart
Hobart
Ventnor
N. J
Snow Storm Strikes Pacific Coast With Heavy Gales
The Pacific Coast storm continued tonight with rain and snow forecast through the night. Southeast storm warnings stretch 850 miles from Pt. Reyes to Cape Flattery as ships battle mountainous seas. Snow totals include five inches above Dunsmuir, California, with precipitation reaching Nevada Idaho Oregon and Washington.
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Pacific Coast
Weather Bureau
Pt. Reyes
Cape Flattery
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Dunsmuir
Cal
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