Objection to Engler Plan Sparks Friends Meeting
A special 2:30 PM Saturday meeting in Judge Hollister’s office will feature A H Tarvin editor of Comment explaining why he criticized the American House at Central avenue and Bank street. Tarvin will discuss charges about George Eisler and pro German sentiment raised by a Tarvin article and related comments by others.
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United States
Judge Hollister
A. H. Tarvin
Comment
Central Avenue
Bank Street
Tarvin
Hollister
George Eisler
Mr. Eisler
R. J. Condon
David Philipson
John Ari Lloyd
Dudley Outcast
T. J. Goodwin
The
Americanization Society
Mr. Tarvin
Wisler
American House
George Hisler
Guilford School
Fourth
Ludlow Streets
Australia
Hisel
Eisler
House
Condon
Dr. Condon
P. F. Goodwin
Alexander Landesco
Mr. Landeseco
Merchants Press Fountain Square Terminals Plan
More than fifty leading merchants prepare to press Rapid Transit Commission to locate the downtown railway terminal at Fountain Square. George Golde chairs a Chamber of Commerce meeting urging the site, with opposition voiced to Canal Street and notes on Fifth and Vine as the city heart. The Fountain Square committee includes Golde Weiss Post Pogue Hill and Schmidt.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Fountain Square
George Golde
Retail Stores Association
Exchange Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Golde
Stacy Hill
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Hil
Cincinnati
Luke W. Smith
Canal Street
Vine
Race Streets
Beecher Hess
Dixie Terminal
Fourth Street
Adolph Weiss
George W. Post
Robert Pogue
Walter Schmidt
Victory Liberty Loan plan targets five billion minimum
The Victory Liberty Loan campaign will run April 21 to May 10 offering short term notes maturing within five years. Secretary Glass said the minimum issue is likely 5 billion dollars with potential oversubscription accepted and notes may bear over 4 percent interest. The plan aims to keep prices near par and ensure credit flow to business and workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Glass
Treasury
United States
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Fair in Ohio West Virginia and Indiana with cooler conditions Friday while Kentucky sees a similar trend. Temperature readings from multiple stations include Boston New Orleans Denver Memphis Cincinnati Winnipeg and others with clear skies at noon and mild highs around the sixties to seventies for the day subsequent to March 12 1919.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omabe
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Sistah Toa
Baim
Weeler
Big Business Warned by Bishop Williams Sermon
Bishop Charles D. Williams of Detroit, delivering a noon sermon at the Lyric Theater, denounces big business autocracy in War and Business. He warns that pressure on industry’s safety valves could trigger reactionary movements like Bolshevism unless service becomes the base of business or it faces compelled legislation.
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League of Peace
Charles D. Williams
Detroit
Lyric Theater
Williams
United States
Threat Made To Kill Prohibition By Dry State Senator
In Columbus Ohio on March 12 a senator from Huron County demanded the name of the person who sent the certified copy of the prohibition amendment to Washington or he would oppose all prohibition measures. He indicated officials from the Antisaloon League could identify the sender, but testimony did not reveal the name. The vote on enforcement bills hinges on this. The nonmedical practice bill to remove drugless healers from the State Medical Board failed in the House 66 to 40, with chiropractic advocates pushing the Miller bill now moving from Senate to House approval.
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Columbus
Washington
Latham
Huron County
Special Investigating Committee
Senate
House
State Medical Board
Railway Wage Plea Heard For Higher Shop Rates
Washington March 12 The board of railway wages and working conditions heard arguments from about 500 000 railroad shop employees requesting an increase from 68 to 85 cents per hour. They noted shipyard pay at 85 cents and poached top workers from railroad shops. Last year the board refused raises claiming railroad workers had steady jobs and free transport. Increases for express staff will be recommended to Director General Hines. The pending issue also includes four leading men's brotherhoods.
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Washington
Board of Railway
Express
Hines
Brotherhoods
Debs Praises Bolshevik Leaders In Farewell Speech
Eugene V. Debs, in Cleveland before a ten year espionage sentence, lauded Lenin and Trotsky as foremost statesmen and mocked Supreme Court judges as old fossils. He reiterated opposition to the wartime law he violated and a rally was planned to protest his imprisonment. A large police presence watched the crowd for calm.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eugene V. Debs
Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
Debs
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Only Three Obstacles to a 300 Mile Speed
Major R W Schroeder an army aviator and altitude record holder told the Aero nautical Society of America that three hurdles remain to reach 300 miles an hour. Propeller pitch changes carburetor air pressure control and fighter hunger at high altitudes must be solved. He expects data on high altitude trade winds to enable long distance flights and says 300 mph eastward with Earth's rotation will be easy.
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New York
R. W. Schroeder
Aeronautical Society of America
Msi
Ford to build new Hamilton auto plant and tractor works
Special Dispatch reports Henry Ford and Son will locate a new automobile factory in Hamilton Ohio citing the city's water power as a major factor. Four hundred eighty four acres have been bought in Hamilton for the plant with plans to also build tractors at the site.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Edsel Ford
Henry Ford
Henry Ford & Son
Detroit Today
Troy
N. Y
Ford & Son
Ammunition for Mexico Crosses U S Border
On a U S government permit 150000 rounds of ammunition, bought in the United States but undelivered, were allowed to cross at El Paso for the Mexican federal army in northern Mexico. It will be used by troops in a campaign against Villa.
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Treasury Department
United States
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Villa
Senator New Heads to New York for Aeronautical Exhibit
Senator New of Indiana departed Washington at 2 p.m. aboard an airplane piloted by Major Ocker to attend an aeronautical exhibition in New York tonight.
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Washington
Senator New
Indiana
New York
Major Ocker
Crisis in World Affairs Spurs Liberty Banquet Speech
Secretary Lansing condemned Bolshevism and urged feeding Germany to keep markets open. He recalled Franco-American support for liberty and warned that imperial powers must answer for four years of war as Allied victory stands.
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Associated Press
Paris
Robert Lansing
Interallied Press Club
Germany
Mohansing
France
Teutons
Marne
Ainse
Champagne
Chateau Thierry
Fismes
Rheims
Straus fails to secure League covenant amendment
Oscar Straus of the American League To Enforce Peace urged an amendment to safeguard the Monroe Doctrine at the League of Nations Union talks in London. Delegates from France and Britain resisted as too far reaching. Chinese delegates protested. The proposal to empower the nearest great power to intervene under Article 10 and to arm the entente force was rejected. The British plan to make any covenant violator at war with all members was defeated for US constitutional concerns. Delegates concluded with no further action to avoid upsetting the United States.
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London
Oscar Straus
American League
League of Nations Union Indorse
League of Nations
Straus
Entente League
League
Mr. Straus
United States
Are
Ohio Senate Backs Review of General Speaks Discharge
Ohio Senators adopted a resolution urging Secretary of War Baker to reopen Brigadier General John C. Speaks of Columbus for his 40 years of service after an alleged injustice in his discharge from the Thirty seventh Division. Speaks plans to apply for case reopening upon the division’s return from France. Wealthy marshland landowners face bills to prove title and have marsh lands acquired for state game preserves along Lake Erie. The House passes bills on divorce attorney appointment and poultry premises upkeep.
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Associated Press
Columbus
National Guard
Ohio Senate Today
Ginetion
Baker
John C. Speaks
Thirtyseventh Division
Ohio Aroma Guard
France
Speaks
Secretary of War
Lake Erie
Erie
Sandusky
Ottawa
Senate
House
Latham
Representative Sweedersky
Attorney General
Department of Public Works
Camp Perry
Miller- Robbins
Common Pleas
Jones
Sweep for graft in all government departments led by new Republicans
The Republican House announces a nationwide probe into government waste and alleged wrongdoing in war work. Eleven expenditure committees will be strengthened with strong members and an expert accountant assigned to each to broaden investigations. Representative Royal Johnson of South Dakota joins the War Department expenditures panel.
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New Republican Congress
Department of Agriculture, Commerce, Interior, Justice, Labor
Navy
Postoffice, State, Treasury and War
Republican Committee On Committees
Committee On Committees
Royal Johnson
South Dakota
War Department
Johnson
Allies retire from Vistavka with no losses
Archangel dispatch reports the Vaga column withdrew from Vistavka to a new line. Allied forces evacuated war material and destroyed remaining supplies, leveling the village. Bolshevik losses pinned at about 400 killed. allied losses minimal. An allied aircraft hit an enemy column near Kerchela.
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Archangel
Vaga
Vistavka
Kerchela
Bolshevik Forces Fire on Allied Rail Front at Night
Archangel report says Bolshevik forces used a night bombardment from 11 PM to 1 AM against allied positions on the railway front. The attack caused no damage, while the Vaga and other sectors remained quiet.
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Archangel
Vaga
Kherson Captured by Ukrainian Soviet Troops
A Russian wireless dispatch reports Kherson on the Dnieper, 92 miles northeast of Odessa, was stormed and captured by Ukrainian Soviet troops on March 8. The city’s fall is described as complete and decisive by the wireless source.
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London
Kherson
Dnieper
Odessa
Ussuri Cossack Assembly Recognizes Kolchak Regime
Advices from Irkutsk report the Ussuri Cossack assembly voted to recognize the Kolchak Siberian Government based at Omsk and reached an agreement with General Semenoff, according to State Department dispatches.
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Washing
Ussuri Cossin Assembly
Kolchak Siberian
Omsk
Semenoff
State Department
Irkutsk
Raids Nab 200 Radicals in New York Arrests
Police and secret service officers raided a building on East Fifteenth Street early this morning and arrested 198 men and two women believed to be radicals. Ten patrol wagons transported the detainees to the Criminal Courts Building for questioning.
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New York
Secret Service
Immigration
East Fifteenth Street
Criminal Courts
French Expert Agrees on Channel Tunnel Details
In Paris on March 12 a French technical source says M Sartiaux chief engineer of the Northern Railway and the French concession company agrees with Sir Francis Fox on tunnel construction details. It is claimed the British Parliament must first sanction the project before construction begins.
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Paris
M. Sartiaux
Northern Railway Company
English Channel
Francis Fox
World Parliament Proposed At League Conference
Berne March 11 The League of Nations conference in session here adopted a plan for a world parliament as the League’s supreme authority. Nations would send one delegate per 1,000,000 inhabitants. The body also backed releasing all prisoners of war and creating an international colonial office to control non self governing territories.
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Associated Press
Berne
League of Nations Conference
League of Nations
Chance for Neutrals to Express Their Views
Paris March 12 neutrals in Europe Asia and South America invited to a private conference March 20 to discuss the League of Nations. Switzerland has replied favorably while South American governments have not yet answered. A sentiment favors Geneva as the official seat.
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Paris
Europe
Asia
South America
League of Nations
Switzerland
Geneva
Com
Osservator Romano Outlines Pope Backed League of Nations
The Vatican’s Osservator Romano discusses a League of Nations plan framed to include an arbitration tribunal for international disputes. It envisions a society of civilized nations including former adversaries, pledging submission to rulings. It also proposes economic boycott for noncompliance, referencing Pope Pius XII’s 1917 appeal.
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Rome
Osservator Romano
Vatican
League of Nations
Holy See
League “Mit
League
Form New Government for Lost Provinces
Strassbourg March 12 A council of Alsace Lorraine meets to reorganize administration per inhabitants wish. A French High Commissioner will centralize all services and act for the Minister of War on matters now referred to Paris. A permanent consultative commission from Alsace and Lorraine assists the Commissioner. The council calls for accelerated removal of German elements from public service.
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Strassbourg
Alsace-Lorraine
Paris
Alsace and Lorraine
Alsace and Lorraine appoints new governor
Charles C. A. Jonnart chosen as Governor of the liberated Alsace and Lorraine provinces. Former Algeria governor now in Paris after talks with Premier Clemenceau. He will assume post once the executive for the liberated provinces aligns with inhabitants wishes. Jonnart, a French Senate member, has held cabinet roles including Foreign Minister.
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Paris
Charles C. A. Jonnart
Alsace
Lorraine
M. Jonnart
Algeria
Clemenceau
Greece
Constantine
Hun Treaty Signers Barred From Paris Signing
Paris March 12 Germanys representatives will be housed in the Versailles palaces and will be permitted to enter Paris when the peace treaty is signed, with restrictions noted as authorities prepare for the event.
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Paris
Germany
Versailles
Paria
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Uhidaok
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