Clerk Blair Foils Prison Break Attempt
William Burke and William Fawer, prisoners in the station house, slipped a note to Police Clerk Altiras claiming John Roach planned to break out after removing a window’s volt. Altiras investigated and found Roach had loosened a window seat to raise it. He was locked in. the window was secured.
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William Burke
Wiliam Fawer
Istair
John Roach
Sarah L. Syapmnes
Altiras
Roach
Mine Strike Averted Hopes Rise In Columbus
In Columbus on February 22 4 tensions ease as mine workers and operators show willingness to avert a strike. Officials from the United Mine Workers and field leaders report optimistic talks and potential agreement to prevent disruption.
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Columbus
Leute
al Js
Aters
We Tisa
Age of Earth Put At Least 100 Million Years
CHICAGO 22 Bone Ritvlee million years 4 wnts the age of the earth via Prot Vhelma C Chamberlin of the University of Chicago. His statement based on a new computation using radioactivity studies shows the earth at least 100,000,000 years old. The rate of dissociation of writing rock containing radion shows this conclusion.
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Chicago
Vhelma C. Chamberlin
Univer. of
Chisago
Explosion Strikes East 62nd Street Tenement in New York
A blast ripped through a five story block on East 62nd Street, injuring nine residents and scattering bricks and debris. Police found threats and a note demanding $7,000, with warnings to avoid delay as fire crews contained the scene and neighboring tenants reacted to the shock of the explosion.
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New York
East 62Nd Street
Walla
Brich
Master
Warrow Hathways
Strona
Doctors Hoppe and Cook Awarded $100 Evidence Fee
Expert witnesses Dr Herman Ueone of Cincinnati and Harvey Cook of Oxford testified in the Isabel Phelps case over the Louis Walker killing. The commissioners yesterday approved the fee and notes described Miss Phelps as paranoid.
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Hoppe
Cook
Herman Ueone
Cincinnati
Harvey Cook
Oxford
Isabel Bhelps
Louis Walker
Exry
Miss Phelps
Japanese Treaty Favorably Reported by Senate Committee
Washington Feb 22 Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported the Japanese treaty favorably after listening to a statement from State Secretary Knox. The development followed close scrutiny by the panel and signals progress toward ratification amidst ongoing diplomatic talks.
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Washington
Senate
Committee of Foreign Relations
Knox
Cox Indicted on Perjury Charge Denies Guilt
Cincinnati area report says Cox, a prominent Hamilton County figure, was indicted by a grand jury for perjury. He denied the charge at his bank and then attended court where the jury was polled and the case set for further action. The indictment alleges he lied while testifying on March 2 before the grand jury regarding benefits and perquisites related to public offices. Report notes press coverage and community reaction as the matter unfolds.
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Cox
Kearse
Steputtioan
Hamilon Coury
Boporeael Carter al Stite
Guniiten County Grand Ons
Mc Cox
Civeninate Tekst Company
Counrthouse
THOR
Canary
Lhre
Ake
Maytoy
Uibeon
Chat Hody
Atv
Tong
Welock
Goematés Cuiliff
George Dwyer
Cleth
Mal Lee Gord Tal
Ute Ged Jiry
Howard Will
Corman
Wits
Missing Advert Detail About Winter Stomach Health Tents
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a winter health advert referencing Hollister’s Trocky Moon lint tents and stomach relief. It hints at diet or lifestyle claims but is too garbled to extract concrete facts, dates, or names beyond vague product mentions.
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Hollister
Maoler
WETS NOTABLE TO GET ENOUGH VOTES IN WISCONSIN
A Republican led scene from Columbus reports the defeat of the Dean bill in the Wisconsin vote. The Ohio House refused to concur, with key figures like Hugh Nichols and Ed Bruce cited for their positions. The outcome reshapes liberal momentum and Harmon’s presidential hopes while detailing floor fights, votes, and political maneuvering across party lines.
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Colem Mns
Dean
Howe of Representatives
Te Family
Maysnst
Merny
Percy Andrene
Cincinnati
Ohio Brewers’ Association
Harnton
United States
Co Taba
Todiy
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohig Nichols
Hugh Nichols
Harmon
KK. Bruce
Evans
Stark County
Wynn
Shelly County
Canty
Hornell
Connally
Smith
Mare Jion
Wayne B. Wheeler
Democratic Party
Ohio
Fife
Dean Din
Wheeler
Senate
Dean Bile
Nichobs
Waybrecht
Michola
Bruce
Wil
Wisnok
Cuthertson Smith
Butler
Denweral
Coralkerson
Mustingorn
Mustingorn, Itepab Thwni
W. B. Kilpatrick
TMNT
Democrat
LL Previer
Vinton
Aepmbuiean
Tay
Sakon
Cincinnali
Galeries
P Billingston
Buller
Allivd Canty
Hocking
Aed
Crawford
Surprise vote beats bill in tense roll call
In a tight roll call Bruce The Surprise drew a loud murmur when his vote favored the bill. Evans of Stark county added a second surprise by voting no, signaling the measure’s likely defeat. Zinstein voted yes, Alexander moved to reconsider, then changed to adjourn, with the final tally 58 to 53 against the bill.
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Bruce
Evans
Stark
Zinstein
Alexander
Langdon
Tr- Siu
Awful Prison Conditions Reported in Army Dispatch
In Puerto Cortes Honduras on February 22 soldiers and a town band attempted a public proclamation as jail conditions were described as filthy. About one hundred prisoners faced overcrowding and disease while authorities released political detainees after negotiations with General Resales and President Davila.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Orleans
Sar Pedro
Litat
Roper Agi
United States
Tacoma
Central America
Roper
Raper
Cavias
Resales
Davila
Tew
Rebels Fall Upon Each Other in Cape Haiten Fight
Government troops in Cape Haitian on February 22 engaged remaining rebels, then turned on each other. One soldier was killed and ten wounded during the clash, and President Simon has restored discipline.
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Cape Haiten
Hain
Simon
Local Democratic Leaders Blame Dean For Defeat
Local Democratic leaders blame Senator Dean for the defeat of the bill. They say Senator Tran was obstinate in supporting his measure and refused to consent to other legislative propositions. If he had cooperated, passage might have followed. The outcome is seen as a setback for the local option issue.
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Dean
Secal
Tran
Hin
Tim
Ul Toren
Newport Society Attends Funeral of John Orth
A delegation from St. George's Benevolent Society will attend the funeral of John Orth in Lindemwahl near Hamilton Ohio. Orth formerly ran a feed business with his brother Joseph on Manhattan Street before selling the concern after his brother's death and moving to Hamilton to join the cat Liveting business.
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Newport Society
John Orth
Newport
St. George's Benevolent Society
Lindemwahl
Hamilton
Ohio
Joseph
Manmouth Street
Juha Orth
Scarce Marchers Press Huey Rally in Montague
In Montague California February 22 a struggling march on free speech fizzles as many industrial workers refuse to join. Leaders send Pry men to the aides with travel funds, one marcher hospitalized, police use force to maintain order while striking groups resist being moved back to their northern homes.
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Montague
Calif
Fale Ward Uiat
Carey
No Opposition To The Young Telephone Bill
Columbus February 22 committee of Railroads and Telegraphs heard the Young Telephone Bill. The measure provides for merging of telephone companies and there was no opposition from Morgan or independent interests. It calls for a commission with power to fix rules and other details.
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Golumbus
Committee of Railroads and Telegraphs
Teleptone
Morgan
Railroad Men And Coal Shippers Meet In Cincinnati
Railroad workers from C H and D B and W W and O RR held a meeting in Cincinnati to coordinate coal shipments through the city to the Great Lakes. Leading wholesale coal shippers from lake regions attended as the groups discussed streamlining the coal supply.
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Gincinnati. Fol
Wwe G
O. RR
Cincinnati
Great Lakes
Lin
Lake
Lear
Murder Charge in Prisco for Rice Case
San Vrangisco lat, a man believed to be Vincenzo Peta lo, wanted in Cleveland, to be tried for the murder of Wilikun al Rice, a wealthy lawyer of that city. Rice was shot to death in front of his home on August 3 by a gang in which Potato is alleged to have been the leader.
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San Vrangisco
Vincenzo Petalo
Cleveland
Olin
Wilikun
al Rice
Ricu
Leilee
Naval appropriation bill clears House amid battleship limit clash
The House passed the naval appropriation bill as debate over increasing battleship construction limits intensified. A provision to raise the build count to nine ships failed, leaving the current plan unchanged and sending the measure toward potential Senate consideration.
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House
Washington
Uday
Humorous Student Replies Prompt Curious Puzzles
A fragmentary vintage item shows teachers and youngsters exchanging playful questions and answers about words and misunderstandings. It includes jests about numbers phrases island places and a comic mischief scene framed by a mention of Hollintep’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a tonic with a 35 cent price.
Reciprocity stance echoed by Barton and Cox in tariff debate
Senator Barton and Representative Cox express support for reciprocity with Canada amid McCall Reciprocity Bill concerns. The correspondence from Butler County farmers voices demand for free lumber but oppose extending the measure to wheat. A follow up letter from Stanley N. Gerber of Hamilton outlines legislative positioning and hopes for relief under the new tariff law.
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Stanley N. Gerber
Butler Comty Farmers' Extension School
Serius
McCall
United States Senate
Bartow
Cox
Ansewers
Hamilton, Ohis
Gerber
House
Senate
Butler County
Garidor
Ohio
Harrison School Teacher Assaulted by Pupil
Miss Ruth Well, a Harrison schoolteacher, was assaulted on the road home yesterday afternoon. A pupil is believed to have struck her with a club, hitting the back of her head and causing a wound requiring several stitches. The incident occurred on the road near the town.
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Harrison
Tarrison
Ruth Well
Rison
Special Officials In Chicago Polls For Primary Election
Chicago reports a plan to place special officers in nearly all precincts for the upcoming primary. County Judge John B. Owens will oversee the team, with authority over judges and clerks at polls. Officials say twenty officers per election district will monitor voting to prevent fraud and maintain order.
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Chicago
Ichicago
Hunsiday
John B. Owens
Owens
Armel
Man deposits bank accounts for all Middlesboro students
In Middlesboro Kentucky on February 22 Joel Bartlett opened savings accounts at Middlesboro Bank for every student in town. The gesture aimed to teach financial responsibility with small sums deposited for each white and colored pupil totaling several hundred dollars.
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Mindlesbboru
Thiss City
Joel Bartlett
Possuvings Bank
Middlesboro
Baerlett
Italian gangster Vincenzo Jelato arrested in Rice murder
Cleveland officials believe Vincenzo Jelato a Cleveland mobster is tied to the August murder of William L. Rice, a millionaire. Two HIlmins were seen near the Rice killing scene before the crime.
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Cleveland
Vincenzo J'elato
Janes Biadian
Mack Diamond
California
William L. Rice
Rice
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