Congress Opposes Cascading War Debt Proposals
Washington December 25 The United States opened its credit book to record war debt payments from foreign nations. Principal due today totals 124,934,421 with Britain ready to pay 95,550,000 in gold. Italy Czechoslovakia Latvia and Lithuania also prepared to meet obligations. six other nations including France Belgium and Greece would not pay. Poland also indicated a default. The government faced collecting about 100,000,000 after transactions and a message from President Hoover to Congress was expected proposing a study agency. Congressional opposition to a new debt commission remained strong, leaving diplomacy as the likely route for revisions.
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Hoover Ind
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Debre
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Edna Ferber Barred From Mexico After Story Incident
American novelist Edna Ferber says she has no plan to return to Mexico after a short story about a visit there offended Mexican hotel owners. The story described discomfort from fleas and led to her being barred from the country.
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One Dead Two Lost As Cold Sweeps California
A man froze to death in the Palo Verde valley near Los Angeles while two mining men, Robert M. Ray and Arthur W. Johns, remained missing in the Rolcombe valley after a blizzard hit the area. A police dog aided three residents during a 24 hour struggle against freezing conditions as the storm left over three feet of snow in the mountains and heavy snow in the lowlands.
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Dos Angeles
California
Palo Verda
Iaporial Valley
Robert M. Ray
Arthur W. Johns
Rolcombe Valley
Toa Angeles
Billings Seeks Holiday Interview With Governor
Billings asks for a 90 day holiday to visit his mother, not seen in 20 years, while serving a new sentence at Folsom prison in California. He seeks an interview with Governor James Rolph related to the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing case. He was connected with Tom Mooney, who is serving life at San Quentin.
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San Francisco
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Yen K. Ailings
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Folsom
Tom Mooney
San Quantin
Beer tax and alcohol content changes debated by Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee moved to raise beer alcohol content to 3.2 percent by weight under the Gouies bill and impose a $0.50 per barrel levy. Drafting of a beer bill for House action before Christmas began as Mills urged a general sales tax, and discussions weighed potential revenues against brewer testimony.
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Bulletin
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House
Secretay Mills
Hoover
Chatman Collier
Wittessea
Ohio hospital official dies in Monroe home
Monroe Mich Dec 15 Dana Amendt longtime superintendent of an Ohio hospital for the insane died at his home there last night A real estate dealer in Chicago Amendt helped build the electric line from Joplin to Washington and developed a hydroelectric plant at Surry Colo He owned three coal mines
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Dana Amendt
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Chicago
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Joplin
Washington, Mo
Surry
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Coljrailo
Shutters Reported Stolen From Ben Bickley House
Patrolman Louis Dodson reported to headquarters Wednesday night that shutters had been stolen from a home owned by Ben Bickley at the corner of Mosler and Alvaed avenues.
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Louis Dodson
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Hoover to Call Conference on Crisis in Education
President Hoover announced plans to convene a conference on the crisis in education. Invitations will be issued soon for a January 5 meeting of educational leaders and lenders to discuss methods to reduce expenditures with minimal harm to future generations.
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Washington
Moet
Bonus Marchers To Visit Capitol
Washington December 18 police guarded the White House after reports a group of bonus marchers planned to approach the executive mansion. More than 100 veterans were reported to move from Arlington Cemetery toward the White House, allowed to within three or four blocks as police maintained order in downtown traffic.
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Artington’ Cemetery
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Ohio Employment Decrease Slight in November
Ohio state data show total employment fell about one percent in November from October according to the monthly report by the Bureau of Census and Reser ve emphasizes non manufacturing and construction cutbacks. Manufacturing held steady from October. year over year, overall industrial employment down 14 percent with similar declines in semi manufacturing and non manufacturing sectors.
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Colousbus
Obén
Binck Fined In Intoxication Charge In Municipal Court
George Rinek a 40 year old resident of 45 Walnut street was fined five dollars plus costs after arraignment on intoxication charges in municipal court Judge A J Pater presiding. The arrest occurred in the yard behind his home on Wednesday by Sergeant Homes O Connor and Patrolman Wr Lan Lougers.
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George Rinek
Walnut Street
A. J. Pater
Rinek
Homes O'Connor
Patroleminn
Taber warns economic woes outrun beer debate
Springfield Ohio December 15 Dr D Taber master of the National Grange says prohibition politics overshadow economic relief as he urged Congress to aid the hungry and unemployed. He notes farm purchasing power as the core issue and reports unity among farm groups backing simplified relief and lower interest rates through the Federal Farm Loan act. Convention closes with officers re elected as votes on resolutions proceed.
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Chear
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Park Clinton
Divorced Publisher McLean Reported From Riga
Riga Latvia December 15 publisher of the Washington Port Bernard E McLean reportedly obtained a divorce last month though decree grant date is unknown due to authorities suppressing divorce news involving foreigners. Ravenna December Bullet wound death details emerge in card game dispute as Antonio Gaski 40 faces possible murder charge amid gunfire.
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Riga
Latvia
Beynard E. McLean
Washington
Ravenna
Gene Tarwasi
Antonio Gaski
Southern Ohio health commissioners meet at noon
At the quarterly Southern Ohio health commissioners meeting in Ure W. O. A. the group opened with routine business. Dr. A. C. Peters presided with Miss Anna Doyle as secretary. Dr. Te C. Neer of Dayton and Dr. B. E. Shaffer of the state health department spoke after the luncheon.
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Southern Ohio Health Commissioners
A. C. Peters
Anna Doyle
de. Te C. Neer
Dayton
BE. R. Shaffer
Atnte Department of Health
Congress Responsibility for Next Debt Action
Washington December 15 1883 Congress is named as the true boss of world diplomacy replacing ministries and presidents The piece argues the American Congress bears full responsibility for the next move on debt with Britain pledging payment under constitutional caveats and debt review conditions The author notes Hoover’s plea for a debt commission and hints at further discussion required before any new terms are accepted
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David Lawrence
Washington
Teday
American Congress
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Hoover
Fsay
Congress
Kenton Records Record Coldest Winter Spell in Ohio
Kenton in Northwestern Ohio reported 4 below zero as the coldest area in the state with many towns seeing single digit lows. Dublin on the Columbus border also dipped below zero while other cities frigidly experienced subfreezing temperatures. The forecastcalled for more cold and windy weather over the next 24 hours.
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Bardin
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Cohunbue
Rotary Hears of Christmas Plans
Hamilton group hears two events for charity. A benefit movie December 20 at the Paramount Theatre and a Christmas ward party and dance December 23 at the Anthony Wayne hotel. Members voted to give $10 to the Crippled Children's class at Harrison School and fifteen men offered to help with packing Christmas baskets on December 23.
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Christie
St. Hi. Woetael Spok
Anthony Wayne
Paramount Theatre
Sharity ‘Ward
Anthony Wayer
Wetani
Profussoc Herman Beneke
Miami University
Certificate Sale Authorization Proposed by Representative Wachmann
Washington December 15 provision to authorize soldiers to sell their bonds if buyers pay off long government advances was proposed by Representative Wachmann of West Virginia. Bush Cleared of Murder Charge in Cincinnati acquittal ends case involving shooting neighbor Wilkey. Bush claimed self defense after Wilkey assaulted his wife.
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Medel
William Bush
Briar Road
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Nelson Sehwah
William Wilkey
Rondy Iit Wilkey
Railroads Strike Back Over Ohio Freight Rate Cut
Railroads argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Columbus that reduced intrastate freight rates would cut millions in revenue. They claim lower Ohio rates hurt interstate competition and threaten out-of-state carriers, as they seek a general cut to match central district shipments.
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What a Hen Marion Thee 15 Record Attempt
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic note about a potential record attempt. It mentions a hen, Marion, and a house or horse phrase White Bratman, with references to days worked and a possible “A Recori” misread. Details are unclear and individuals or places are not reliably identifiable.
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Hoyse White Bratman
Paylfey Taisors
McCulloch Named President of Ohio Good Roads Federation
A. R. McCulloch of Dabridge was elected president of the Ohio Good Roads Federation. The mis election yesterday was announced today. G. Morrison of Massillon was named first vice president and W. L. Robinson of MG Vernon became treasurer. The association met here yesterday.
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Ohio
Columbus
A. R. McCulloch
Dabridge
Ohio Good Rands Federation
G. Morrison
Massillon
W. L. Robinson
MG Vernon
Lions Party for Kiddies Enjoyed at Christmas Event
The Lions club held a Christmas party Wednesday evening at the Viu We hall with a 6:15 PM banquet. Louise Rossman May Gebhart Evelyn Courtney provided musical entertainments as a large Christmas tree gleamed and about 60 attendees, including Lions, their wives and children, enjoyed the evening.
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Louise Rossman
May Gebhart
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Veteran Samuel Fisher, 88, Dies in Bucyrus
Bucyrus December 6 1915 the Grand Army of the Republic veteran Samuel Fisher aged 88 the last surviving member of the post died suddenly yesterday in Bucyrus The post once had more than 25 members and now stands inactive.
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Mystery Witness At Lima Murder Trial
Loren Trousdale 24 stands trial for first degree murder alongside his brother and girlfriend, with the state claiming a confession while the defense introduces a mysterious second witness, Lloyd Zeigler, a Mansfield reformatory inmate, in a tense Lima courtroom. The case centers on conflicting alibis and intensifying courtroom drama as Zeigler hints at more undisclosed details.
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Zeiplers
Fugitive Burns Held Under Bond
Newark dispatch reports chain gang fugitive Robert Elliott Burns held on $24,000 bail after court arguments with his counsel and Police Judge Harold Simonds. He faces extradition to the South as authorities pursue return. The bond amount follows discussions among Burns counsel and law officers.
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Nownit
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Hodge Harold Simandi
Robbers Hold Up New York Bank at 180th Street
Five men robbed the Bank of Manhattan Trust at 180th Street and St Nicholas Avenue shortly after opening, escaping with about $15,000. They used tear gas as they fled in a waiting car, prompting police to pursue through the Bronx as gunfire erupted.
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Convict Attacks Giants' Physician
New York December 16 1904 Dr William J Walsh physician to the New York Giants was stabbed and shot by an ax-wielding attacker. The assailant, identified by aliases, fled but was killed by police and a friend after cornering him. Motive unknown as officers investigated the shooting at Walhs Riverside Drive office.
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Aloha William Wilson
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Oater
Cound
John Willian Wilton
Maclor Walsh
Riverside Priva
Montville Township Teachers Take Pay Cut to Stay Open
Montville township teachers announce they will work for half pay to keep schools open until June 1 with transportation provided by parents. Trustees say funds shortage will close schools January 1 without cuts.
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Ada
Montville Township
Albert Nantz files answer to common pleas petition
Albert Nantz filed an answer Thursday in common pleas court to Mollis Nantz diversity petition. He married her February 18, 1108, denied neglect, and asked that the petition be dismissed.
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Hamilton
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SLED RECOVERED AFTER STOLEN THEFT PROMPTS DETECTIVES CLAIM
Mrs Will Xetehum of 316 Wayne Avenue reported a sleigh part theft, and a sled recovered Wednesday by Detectives Qacnn Decker and Robert Coonnra. Police say this concludes a several day theft case with no arrests announced.
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Will Xetehum
Wayne Ravenue
Detectivga Qacnn Decker
Robert Coonnra
Report of attempted auto theft near Anthony Wayne hotel
Patrolman Joe McFall investigated two reports Wednesday night of men attempting to break into cars parked near the Anthony Wayne hotel. Both attempts were thwarted before any theft occurred.
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Joe McFall
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Anys Fraee
Xaspoets
Philippine independence and farm relief drive Senate action
The Senate moved to pass a Philippines independence measure within eight years while farm leaders urged how voluntary domestic allotment plans could raise wheat and commodity prices. House committees drafted a bill legalizing beer and light wines for next week, as lawmakers also pressed for a Senate judiciary quorum probe, with a delay expected on the Philippine vote.
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House Ways and Menia
Akron Begins Training Flight With Commander Birenel
The U S Akron, under Commander A H Birenel, at Naval Station Lakehorat, prepares for a 23 hour training flight as morning drills proceed.
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Arrest and arraignment in liquor possession case
Police raided the home of Lea Scoli at 32 Chestnut Street arresting Scott on liquor possession charges after a gallon was allegedly found on the premises. He pled guilty in municipal court and was fined, with a morning arraignment led by Judge A C Pater. Ralph Hunter named to succeed James Aubley on the Republican central committee in Middletown.
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Byron Furgison
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Ralph Hunter
Sixteenth Avenue
James J. Aubley
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