Daugherty 3 Way At Campaign Nb Hit By Qhidans
In Columbus Ohio a Wood campaign conference blasted Harding manager Harry M. Daugherty as pernicious. Wood supporters from districts and locals debated a full party organization to back Leonard Wood. Resolutions urged ratification of federal woman suffrage and a large fighting structure from precincts up. Special dispatch from Topeka reports Warren G. Harding denying Roosevelt ties while recounting past opposition and later Concord.
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Daugherty
Qhidans
Columbus
March
Warren G. Harding
Leonard Wood
Nernicious
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Wood
Ohio
Vermont
Connecticut
Delaware
Washington
John Price
Price
Bb. C. Turner
William Boyd
Cleveland
Thomas F. Turner
Anton
William Birick
Thomas B. Owen
Urbana
B. F. Glenn
James M. Rettor
The
Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Marion
Roosevelt
Wilson Opposes Changes in Article X of League Covenant
President Wilson told Democratic Senators that reservations must not weaken Article X or the League covenant. He called proposed changes a virtual nullification, warned they would betray soldiers and restore old international rivalries, and urged adoption of a robust League of Nations framework. He contrasted democracy with imperialism and stressed America must lead for peace.
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League of Nations
Washington
Wilson
Hitchcock
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Senator Hitchcock
League
Germany
America
Congress
Paris
Belgium
France
Adriatic
Europe
Pevericiet
Wood Clubs to Be Formed by Hamilton Co Veterans
Roger K Rogan says many ex service men favor General Wood prompting the formation of a county wide Wood Club for ex service men in each ward and township. A former veteran will lead organization efforts within a week. Local women represented the Leonard Wood Club at Columbus as plans paused after talks with Colonel William Cooper Procter.
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Hamilton CO
General Wood
Roger K. Rogan
Hamilton County Wood Campaign Committee
James Hobart
C. L. la Bojteaux
Frank Simpson
Hamilton County
Woman's Department
Leonard Wood Club
Cona of Women
Columbus
William Cooper Procter
Roger K. K
Woods
Thief Takes Lyceum Theater Receipts in Canton
In Canton Ohio a thief stole a bag containing nearly $1500 in theater receipts from a hotel safe. The cash was inside papers. the bag was taken Saturday night or Sunday, and the loss was discovered Sunday morning when manager Fred Witter checked the deposit at First National Bank.
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Canton
Lyceum Theater
Fred Witter
First National Bank
Witter
Ban on Salvaged Liquor Re-Export Will Stand
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau declares salvaged liquor from sunken ships, exported before January 16, cannot be brought back into the United States or re exported for beverage use. Earlier New York reports noted salvage efforts and asked for a ruling on re exporting the cargo.
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Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Atlantic
Bureau
Double electrocution frees Ohio Penitentiary’s grim record
Jacob Edinger and Edward Ness, both of Cincinnati, were executed for the murder of William Thie in 1919. Governor Cox Clemency Board appeals failed. A guard, Shoemaker, killed himself minutes before the sentence. The case spanned arrests, confessions, and a lengthy appeals process.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Penitentiary
Jacob Edinger
Edward Ness
Cincinnati
William Thie
Baker
Cox
Clemency Board
W. D. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Ness
Edineer
Gath
Edingers
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Clemency Board At
Columbus
Freeman Avenue
West Street
Albert Naderman
Logan Street
Albert Schroedey
Poplar Street
Ness Ar
Kentucky Man Nominated as Post Office Purchasing Agent
Washington March 8 Robert L Maddox of Kentucky was nominated by President Wilson to serve as purchasing agent for the Post Office Department.
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Wilson
Washington
Robert L. Maddox
Kentucky
Post Office Department
Flight arranged to rush Bloch to Charleston for suffrage vote
Republican managers organized an air leg to bring State Senator Jesse Bloch from California to Cincinnati and thence to Charleston West Virginia to cast a decisive vote on the suffrage amendment before the special legislative session adjourns. If he declines the air dash a special train will be used. Pilot Behncke prepared to fly.
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Chicago
Bloch
Charleston
W. Va
California
Victor Heintz
Cincinnati
Will H Hays
Republican National
Senator Bloch
United States Mail
Behncke
Flying Field
Jesse Bloch
Wheeling
West Virginia
Senate
Ellis A. Yost
Equal Suffrage Association
Wallace B. Gribble
Friends of the Amendment
Cornwell
Three Bandits Rob Miles Theater Cashier in Downtown Hold-Up
Three armed men forced entry at noon into the Miles Theater offices in downtown Detroit. They robbed the woman cashier and escaped with 5200 in Sunday and today receipts ready for banking.
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Detroit
Miles Theater
Board of Education to meet on possible school closure for coal
In Youngstown Ohio the Board of Education will hold a special meeting tonight to decide if schools should close so coal can be diverted to homes. Thousands of men are idle as more steel mills shut down and officials say the shortage is worse than in past winter months.
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Youngstown
Board of Education
Escape on ice as Pere Marquette No 3 sinks off Ludington
Thirty five people on the Pere Marquette car ferry No 3 escaped the sinking off Ludington after the stern crushed in a collision with ice. Ten passengers and twenty five crew members reached ferry No 18 and walked ashore as the vessel settled into the lake amid a blizzard. The ship, a 200 foot wooden craft on the Milwaukee Ludington Frankfort run for 32 years, will be a total loss.
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Ludington
Mich
No.3
Milwaukee
Wrete
B. Casto
McCauley
No. 18
Alsa
Lucy Vows Cigarette Ban by 1925 in Chicago
The International Cigarette League, successor to the Anti Cigarette League, aims to outlaw smoking in America by 1925. Miss Lucy Page Gaston, executive superintendent, spoke to ministers to enlist support and a $100,000 fundraising campaign to run the league.
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Chicago
America
International Cigarette League
Anti- Cigarette League
Lucy Page Gaston
Gaston
Legion Leader Projects Aiding Veterans Revenue Plan
Washington March 8 The Ways and Means Committee discussed new revenue sources to aid former service members with soldier organization reps. Persuasive ideas vary as more than sixty bills are reviewed. Legion execs plan a March 22 meeting to coordinate with servicemen. A Philadelphia ex-soldier proposed using interest on government foreign loans for a fund, but that money is tied to tax schedules. Others urged cash payments but opposed the term bonus.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Lester E. Jones
District of Columbia Department
American Legion
Legion
David I. Scanlon
Philadelphia
Democrats Seek Wet Plank to Carry States in 1920
A 1920 political analysis reports Democratic leaders weighing a damp plank to allow light wines and beers at home or for purchase as food, with a higher alcohol limit. The piece lists states Democrats think could be carried with a liberal liquor platform and notes the plan may appear in the next election.
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David Lawrence
Washington, Marth
Congress
Anti- Saloon League
School Board Drops Poultry Garden Class Amid Frill Battle
The Board of Education eliminates the Garden and Poultry Raising Department as part of a broader move against so called frills in courses of study. Debates focus on recents salary increases and a plan to seek a November tax levy for revamped teacher pay. A rapid survey of curtailments and class sizes is ordered to form a new budget.
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Board of Education
Franklin B. Dyer
McAvoy
Lieut Joseph Walsh Dies From Fire Related Injuries
Lieutenant Joseph Walsh of Engine Company No. 23 died at General Hospital after a fall from a ladder during a house fire at 2639 Moorman Avenue. He struck firefighter Ben Hoffman as he fell while attempting to throw a hook ladder. The accident occurred at a two story structure. Walsh was aged and had served since 1893 with a promotion in 1919.
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Edinger
Ness
Cincinnati
William Thie
Epworth Avenue
Westwood
Joseph Walsh
Cleanview Avyenue
General Hospital
Andrew Conley
Moorman Avenue
Walsh
Hackberry Street
Ben Hoffman
Hoffman
Huffman
Harnel Baker
James Walsh
Cincinnati Fire Department
Pat MacKenna
County Commissioners’ Office
Sister de Paul
The
Sisters of Charity
Convention committee to pick Republican leaders May 10
Chicago March 8 officers of the Republican National Convention including the temporary chairman will be chosen at a May 10 meeting of the Convention Committee. A T Hert Kentucky chairman announced plans include seating 13 187 delegates and attendants, with 2 500 sergeants at arms and other staff. The committee met after a national committee session where Hays said the party must elect the candidate, not pick him, and discussions on platform planks and the liquor question continued.
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Chicago
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Cin Beige
Ralph E. Williams
Organ
James E. Hemenway
Indiana
Hemenway
Joseph Keating
Indianapolis
National Committee
Will H. Hays
League of Nations
Senate
Hays
Graves quits Federal Forestry Service over pay
Henry S. Graves, head of the Federal Forestry Service since Pinchot, resigns to return to private life. He cites low pay for scientific men and urges higher government inducements to attract top talent. Graves, former head of Yale Forestry, led lumber operations for American forces in France and plans future work on forest management.
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Washington
Henry
Graves
Federal Forestry Service
Gifford Pinchot
Yale Forestry School
France
Meredith
Senate Agriculture Committee
General Wood to Tour Ohio Before Primary
General Leonard Wood will make a statewide tour of Ohio before the April 27 primary. The trip aligns with the campaign to mobilize every resource to carry Harding’s home state. Harding sentiment declines in Ohio as voters consider selecting a native candidate.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Gren
General Wood
Leonard Wood
Ohio
Harding
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Michael McShane
Ahrens-Fox Company
Louis Cappelle
Charles Bell
Fromlifornia
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Lucy
H. S. Graves
Federal Forester
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