Bryan Address Advocates Reform in Ohio
William J Bryan spoke for two hours before the Ohio legislature, urging state action on women suffrage, statutory prohibition, and anti militarism while opposing intrastate railroad rate transfers to Washington. He urged nonpartisan newspapers and warned against military training and liquor interests, calling for state-led reform and responsibility for alcohol harms.
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Columbus
State centre
William J. Bryan
Ohio
house
senate
Bryan
Toman
Wilson
tim
Bislough
Washington
Mhe
Washington ia
safcage
pili tle
Jorie Albitron
May Get Together of Prohibition and Progressive Parties
Chicago June 19 tentative plan for a merger of the Prohibition and Progressive factions was disclosed by J L Newman of the Prohibition national committee in conference. Proposals will be discussed at meetings between representatives at the two parties in Atlanta next month and in St. Louis in March. Newman says Matthew Nate national chairman of the Progressive party and J A Sonleng chairman of the reorganization committees have written Virgil G. Winehaw urging detoratas from the Prohibitionists to meet Progressives to formulate plans for unification. Victims of Maiden Reach Port
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Union of Progressives and
Prohibitionist
Chicago
Tentativn plo
Prohibition
J. L. Newman
Prohibition national committer
Alinta
St. Louis
Arith
Newman
Matthew Nate
Progressive party
J. A. Sonleng
J. A. Sonleng, chairman of the reorganization cotmitles
tie putty
Virgil G. Wineahaw
Proivisionists
hhe
Ube
Major General Funston Returns From Mexico
Major General Frederick Funston returns from Mexico after a consultative meeting with General Pershing. The dispatch notes his health and readiness for duty as border operations continue. High command signals ongoing evaluation of frontier policy and troop deployments.
Ohio Manufacturers Airing Problems at Columbus Meeting
Ohio manufacturers voiced concerns at a Columbus gathering with Frank A. Van derlip of National City Bank urging postwar competition, government utility ownership debated by Governor Cox, and talks on health insurance and labor legislation. The session covered taxation, workers’ compensation, fire insurance, fuel supply, and industrial policy.
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Columbus
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City bank of New York
Cox
Ohio Manufacturers’ association
Virginia
United States
America
earth
Ohio general assembly
Dry Democrats Plan Columbus Convention on Prohibition
A Columbus meeting outlines a dry Democratic convention set for April 13 with former Mayor J A Hive of Cantonia as chairman. About 100 Democrats attended as William Jennings Bryan urged support for prohibition. Committee members include J Henry Miller Newark T M Berry Allen County John J Lentz J T Seereat Aquor Meense J J Alexander Zanesville W A Alshart Woking BE Boggs Barnesville G B M Weise Pullen County A A Myystices Dayton J A Winn Defiance A A Probat Cincinnati and J S Murat New Philadelphia.
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Columbus
J. A. Hive
Cantonia
William Jennings Bryan
J. Menry Miller
Newark
majors
senate
T. M. Berry
Alien county
John J. Lentz
J. T. Seereat
zlato Aquor Meense commission
J. J. Alexander
Zaneaville
W. A. Alshart
Woking county
Boggs
Barnesville
G. B. M Weise
Pullen eouunty
A. A. Myystices
Dayton
J. A. Winn
Defiance
A. Probat
Clennatl
J. &. Murat
New Philadelphia
Funston Returns From Mexico To San Antonio Route
Central Funston's expeditionary force's return from Mexico reaches El Paso and proceeds to San Antonio. Reports indicate reinforcements are circulating in military circles locally as Funston arrives for immediate quarters and a move toward demobilization of American troops from the Mexican theater.
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Funston
Mexico
Fi Paso
Tex
hla
Persahing
Central Finston
San Antonio
Dry Ohio Temperance Convention Adopts Dry Amendment
At Columbia Iowa, Ohio Anti Saloon League leaders pledged a county by county drive for prohibition with an organizer planned by March. The Ohio Manufacturers' Association pledged support to push the amendment, while speakers urged appealing to workers on economic grounds.
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Columbia
White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
coutnry
Mack
Jague
Wayne B. Wheeter
communittee of seven
Ohio Manufacturers’ association
Richard Jones
lath
Minn
K.C. Lewis
Gvinmbus
Tie
Close of the War and Its Effect New York speech
United States Senator James J. Lewis of Illinois warned the Credit Men's association of New York that the end of the war would bring serious complications with foreign nations. He cited conflicts over territorial rights in the Americas and trade, and urged adherence to the Monroe Doctrine to prevent U.S. exclusion from European and Asian privileges.
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New Yorks
United States
James J. Lewis
Ilinois
Credit Men's association of
New York
South America
Meir
Europe
Asia
Two Killed and Four Injured on Ohio River Bridge
Two men died and four others were injured when a crate hoisting crane broke from its anchorage on the Ohio River bridge at Stehenville. The accident toppled fifty feet to the ground, trapping workers and halting traffic on the Wheeling and Lake Erie trestle. Victims named include Thomas Hendricks of Virginia and Millard Price of Kentucky, both engineers.
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Stenhenville
kitlen
fou
Ohio river
Wemblintina
Wheeling
Lake Virle
trafic
tantine
Thomas Hendricks
Tian oke
Millard Price
White Home
Duke Idaosta Rome Heares He May Be Next King of Greece
Duke of Aosta visits Rome amid rumors he may be named the next king of Greece. Italians eye potential dynastic accord as Greek leadership questions persist.
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Rome
Greece
Threatened Life of the President in Mooney Trial
Assistant District Attorney Edward Cunha opened the case linking The Blasters to a plot against property and government. He claimed Thomas Jr. Mooney and others conspired to incite revolution, citing prior bombings and plans publicized in The Blast.
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Kent Wilson
The Blasters
Thomas Jr. Mooney
Mooney
Edward a Cunha
Cunha
Meoney
Alexander
Berkman
New Stunt in Weddings in Black Tone
New York couple Mike Elenpor Kiinges and Ora One plan a black wedding at St Vincent de Poule Church. They will wear black attire and serve a black themed menu, saying it will be cost effective and a statement on modern marriage.
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New York
Mike Elenpor Kiinges
Ora
marchim St Vincent de Poule
Mr. Gne
Danish Resolution Seeks Name Change for Dewey Island
A proposed joint resolution by Representative Allen of Ohio suggests renaming Dewey Island in Washington to Phe Dawey Talands. Allen announced he was sending letters to President Wilson and to the Foreign Affairs Committee. The resolution was referred to the committee on foreign affairs.
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Dewey islanda
Washington
Wert Indler
Phe Dawey Talands
Mirak Dewey
Allen
Ohio
Wilam id
committee on foreign affaires
Kyle asks receivers to continue furnace orders in damage suit
In a damage suit involving Kyle Manufacturing Co a receiver was appointed for the defendant and Robert C Kyle filed an intervening petition Friday asking the court to direct the receivers to continue manufacture of furnaces and fulfill a 1500 to 2300 per year contract he allegedly arranged with the company He seeks delivery of tools and equipment and claims damages near 310000 plus costs and fees as the company reportedly had about forty furnaces on order at the time of receivership He is represented by attorney Frank A Raymond.
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George Wilkineot
Ageinsk ‘Tin Kyle Manufacturing Company
Robert C. Kyle
Lim
Kele a Manufacturing Co
Kyle Co
Umé
petitiner
Frank af. Raymond
James K Hammill Dies Suddenly in Newark Home
James K Hammill aged about 50, a prominent Lancaster-area man, died suddenly Thursday at his brother-in-law James Sitzglabon’s Newark home while preparing to join his family in Naples Florida. He was son of the late Dr James J Hammall of Newark, married to Josephine Fulton, with two surviving children. Funeral arrangements await arrival of relatives from Florida.
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James &. Hammill
Jamesa
James Sitzglabon
Newark
Naples
Pia
Janes J. Hammall
lancaster
Mias Atary J. Brasee
hile Fudge Brasco
Josephine Fulton
W. D. Fulton
Mary
Finrida
STILL THEY WIN Lefcaster fanciers seat Aeelc ons in Ashville
Lefcaster fanciers earned top prizes at Ashville shows this week with White Forks and Leghorns dominating. Larry Weaver of White Forks captured multiple awards in cock, pen, and hen categories across several breeds.
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Lefcaster
Aeelc
Ashville
larry Weaver
White fouks
arcana voneth
adtchu snokerel
yourag
Hava & Medile
Witte
cnckerel
Lutz
Wan
sean cackerc
Fred Mawnan
sam
Won First Ever Piety and Place at Silver Campires
Walter Plinke leads in a poultry event securing first place in the piety category while taking top honors for the silver campires. The competition also awards second for cock, second for atu, third for cockerel, and placements for hens and pullers with young and old pews in the results.
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Walter Plinke
atu
fitet
aurood
Merrill Smith Charged With Hold Up At Lickbourne Store
Merrill Smith, once tied to a wheat arson case in Clearcreek, is arrested and charged with holding up the Parks store at Lickbourne on Wednesday night. He allegedly forced the proprietor to the counter with a gust and stole $47 from the money drawer.
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Merrill Smith
case Smith
Clearcreek
Lickbourne
Sad News From Shawnee In Local Family Tragedy
Mrs. Vincent Fox of South Maple Street learns her father Daniel Spires was badly injured in an accident at his Shawnee home when the team he drove frightened and ran away. Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. John Snyder, both of this city, are also daughters of the unfortunate man. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Vincent Fox left their attorney to Shawnee to be at their father’s bedside.
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Vincent Fox
South Maplestreet
Daniel Spires
Shawnee
George Fox
John Snyder
Sirs. Snyder
Unis attornees
Boy Scouts Lyceum Course Tickets On Sale
The second half reservation for the Boy Scouts Lyceum Course can be secured at Tooh ey's Drug Store. On Tuesday January 20 patrons must present tickets for the first half with 10 cents to secure their seats. The next act is Doty the impersonator, appearing Wednesday evenings January 24, billed as one of the best numbers in the course.
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Toohey’s
Doty
Mrs Harris Dies After Illness At City Hospital
Mrs. Harris wife of Samuel Harris died last evening at City Hospital after a three week stay due to a complication of diseases. Her body was taken to Strupel and Sheridan Undertaking Parlors for preparation and later moved to the home of her sister Mrs Jehanna Moles on Mast Wheeling Street. Arrangements for the burial are not yet announced.
Ill patient visits in North Berne area
In North Berne this afternoon, Blaek visited Otradames Measer, who is critically ill. Mrs. Hy 3. Walkea and dina were noted as attending to the situation, with Kathy AYOWIE reported as weaker.
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Mra. Hy
Walkea ani dina
Blaek
Berne
Otradames Measer
Kathy AYOWIE
Two Oklahoma City Teachers Shot to Death
Wehoot Teacher Nellie M. [name garbled] and Rowland J. Williams, a music instructor, were shot to death. No witnesses. John A. Couch, brother-in-law of a suspect, fled to Crattirie federal jail facing charges. Containing threats to Conch and her daughter, as well as years of unwanted advances and a divorce.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Nellie M. tonne
elas
Rowland J. Williams
alan
John AM. Couch
Miks Dunn
Crattirie Okla
wrnters
Teast
munmar
afar
Conch Ix satt uy
Flo
Mary
ten
Conch
Misa Doin
Willams
oon
Condit
Brean
Invasion fears as Swiss await possible assault from Germany
Swiss reports claim German troops mass near Basel with plans to invade, while Russians and Romanians clash at multiple Roumanian points. British guns shell Beaucourt Sur Ancre as French and Germans duel in the Vosges and Lorraine. In Tripoli, Italian forces claim victory over Tripolitan rebels with about 900 engaged.
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Roumaniana
Roumania
Ancre
France
Tripoli
London
Switzerland
Basel
Abacé
Rissiang
Teutonic ad Vance
Rouiania
Berlin
thy Suchitza
Putnavallers
Archduke Joseph
Galatz
Tsakcnas
Callela
Smorgon
Petrograd
Krashin
Wedupsdas
Beaucourt Sur Ancre
Vosxes Mountains
Lorraing
Soissona
Wren war office
Riumséapelie
Dixmide aul fer Saa
Belgium
Rome
Morn
Laborers Escape After Tunnel Explosion Under Cleveland
A tunnel blast under the Cuyahoga River tears away twenty yards of tunnel wall injuring workers. Attorney Cline is dead. Reports mention names such as Rockefeller, Statler, and Whittemore amid a jumble of figures and affiliations, with unclear dates and places.
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Cleveland
Jan
Cuyahoga
Cline
Marvakads dan
Vie Potdine
John 12
Rockefelter
rama
Nis
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