Smith leads Senate against British cotton embargo
In Washington on January 22 Senator Heke Smith of Georgia denounced Britain's interference with neutral trade. He urged action to stop Britain from undermining U.S. commerce while targeting Germany, arguing cotton should not be contraband and recalling historical cases. He pressed for neutral rights to ship food and cotton through European ports to aid noncombatants, warning Britain cannot crush global commerce without U.S. cooperation.
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Montenegro Surrenders To Austria Unconditionally
Announcement from General Headquarters states Montenegro will lay down its army as Austria demands. The belligerent force capitulates, ending active hostilities and signaling Austria's decisive victory in the conflict.
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Montenegro Surrenders to Austria in World War I
Montenegro has capitulated to Austria Hungary and will lay down arms. Oslo and Scutari are expected to be ceded to Austria and Montenegro respectively. The news caused uproar in Vienna parliamentary chambers and in the streets as celebrations erupted. In another front, Austro Hungarian reports claim victory on the Galician front with 70,000 Russian casualties and prisoners, ending major action on the eastern front.
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King of Greece May Flee Chicago Scandal Unfolds
Chicago dispatch reports former detective chief John J. Halpin sentenced to one to ten years in Joliet peniten tiary for bribery accusations. He remains in county jail after failing to obtain a stay. attorney seeks writ of superseders for a new trial as supreme court action looms. Widespread unrest follows with reports of European upheaval and military moves.
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Eastman dissolving amid entente ultimatum
Berlin reports Greek authorities must seize Eastman Kodak firm assets within 48 hours or face entente measures. Greece blamed for surrender amid central powers pressure as U.S. court actions unfold.
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Federal Judge Hazel Orders Separation of Company Business
In a letter to defense counsel, Federal Judge Hazel said he will issue a decree to separate the company’s business but will allow the defense an opportunity to object to the phrasing of the order. The ruling centers on corporate operations and regulatory separation procedures.
Wood Urges Universal Service for National Defense
Maj. Gen. Leon A Wood told a Senate military committee that the U S coastline is vulnerable to invasion by a well organized foe and that a trained force of 150 000 could strike before regulars are mobilized He pressed universal national service with up to 210 000 regulars and warned that 2 000 000 to 2 000 100 men would be needed in a future war He called militia reform essential and urged government control of armed forces to ensure preparedness.
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Wirt Oklahoma to aid after town fire leaves 1000 homeless
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Gov Willams and Wirt residents plan state aid after Monday fire destroyed Wirt business and residence districts leaving about a thousand people homeless. Four men shot during looting incidents are noted amidst widespread property loss.
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Updike Brothers Indicted for Conspiracy to Murder
Chicago reports Herbert and Irving Updike indicted on six charges each for plotting to murder their father mother and sister. Oak Park police chief notes fear of bond release and possible further attempts. The firm case marks a violent family feud entering court.
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Operatives Busy in Lucas County Uncover Graft Links
Reports from Columbus say state operatives led by Atty. Gen. E. C. Turner’s staff are combing Toledo and Lucas county for graft evidence. Prosecutor John d’Altop and Harry C. Bradbury of Columbus direct examinations into Cherry street bridge contract irregularities, tax valuation cuts, and alleged Toledo police graft. Bradbury attends daily grand jury sessions reviewing vast papers.
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AGENCIES PLACE WORKMEN IN 1915 OHIO REPORTS
Ohio state departments report 108,830 people placed through seven employment exchanges in 1915, triple 1914. Skilled workers saw more placements while total workers compensation awards rose to 2,272,417.19 dollars. Employers listed 779,929 employees paid 440,072,590 dollars in 1915.
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HIG MINERS ASK INCREASE IN WAGES
Ohio United Mine Workers at their annual convention in Columbus voted for a ten per cent wage rise effective April 1 when current contracts end. The machine mining rate would rise to 61.7 cents a ton from 47. They reject the Green law limits on bargaining and seek power for state officers to strike after grievance investigations. They demand non discrimination in hiring and first come, first hired.
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Music Teachers Convene in Springfield Memorial Hall
Springfield hosts the State Music Teachers convention April 24 25 26 likely the first event in the new Memorial hall now under construction. Three evenings feature convert performances by Ossi T Galbrilowiteh the Russian pianist, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and a 300 voice Springfield chorus.
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Hardware Men Convention in Cleveland Feb Twenty Fifth
Dayton Ohio reports high interest in the Ohio Hardware Association convention to be held in Cleveland February 22 to 25. The outlook for hardware trade is very good but rising prices for many items prompt merchants to seek information to better serve their communities and satisfy customers.
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Cattle Club Set for Ohio State Meeting During Farmers Week
The American Jersey Cattle Club schedules its annual gathering in Columbus from January 1 to February 4 during Farmers Week at Ohio State University. Ohio dairy groups and four cattle breeding clubs will join, with speakers including Gov Willis and J D Nichols from Cleveland. Attendees include M D Munn and R M Gow with other Jersey leaders. A dairymen’s machinery show will be held in the university armory.
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J. D. Nichols
Cleveland
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Bureau of States
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Sleveland
Steel mill to cost millions in Youngstown area
United States Steel announces a $7,000,000 plant to be built at the McDonald site between Niles and Girard. The company has purchased 132 acres, bringing its total to 600. The mill is to be completed in a year and when fully operating will employ several thousand men.
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Eaton Preble County Spelling Contest Set for April 8
Local contests will pick the best speller in each school and district in Eaton O Preble county. After this, each representative enters the county contest with the winner advancing to Columbus for the state spelling bee.
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Buckeye Brevities Roundup of Ohio Local Notice Snippets
Mrs Lorinda Ballou celebrates her 101st birthday in Granville born 1815 in Muskingum county. Wu Mam Boal will probate a $500000 estate. Lewis Irwin of Milford Center jailed for passing bogus checks. Sarah McCullough sues Big Four for $30000 over a fatal yard accident. Campbellstown Farmers Institute meets January 1915 with state lecturers. Henry M Waite urges municipal form of government as tax saver. Workhouse farm negotiations finalize near Soldiers Home in Dayton. S. Le Sourd elected president of Ohio Farmers Insurance Agents Assoc in Leroy. Frank Scott admonishes auto riders. a man suffers a fractured skull. Harry J McMillan bank cashier shortfall reaches $132681.10. John L Shortse, named Cincinnati postmaster, becomes life insurer executive. salary figures noted. Dr Richard F OConnell dies after illness. formerly Gallipolis Hospital superintendent.
Velvet Blouses and Rock Crystal Jewelry Trends
Velvet blouses dominate dressy wardrobes with heavy material often paired with chiffon lace or Georgette. Velvet bib effects appear in some designs while others are fully velvet with velvet sleeves. Rock crystal jewelry trends feature square oval or pear cameos in silver settings with black silk tassels, worn over delicate voiles.
WILL FORGE MINES TO CLOSE OVER RATE DISPUTE
The New Pittsburg Coal Company accuses several railroads including Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania and others of bad faith in resisting a restored rate of $1 per ton for coal moved between Nelsonville and Toledo. Ohio authorities face a 60 day deadline to rule on tariff changes, while prospective mine openings in the Hocking Valley promise 25,000,000 tons annual capacity and a $930,000 miner payroll.
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Vacation Musings At Astorville Palm Greetings
A traveler recounts returning from a two week stay in Aline woods and relaxing under Astorville palm trees. He proclaims vacations in fall renew the mind and skin, while a guest asks about future plans. The exchange blends light humor about optimism and art.
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