Tennessee House Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Tennessee's lower house approved the Susan B Anthony amendment by 49 to 47, with a tie on a key motion to table. The vote advances ratification toward final certification as other states move to empower women for the November presidential election.
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Immigrants arrive at Ellis Island surging daily
Washington reports more than 5,000 immigrants reach Ellis Island each day as the emigration wave grows since the armistice. Labor officials note immi gration outpaced transportation limits with about 800,000 arrivals in the 12 months ending June 20, and foreign steamship lines say yearly capacity is fully booked.
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Toledo Streetcar Franchise Heads to City Council
Toledo historians note the long running street car question resurfaces as a service at cost franchise is announced and will go to council next Monday night. If the ordinance passes it would go to voters in the November regular election, following the public rejection of a municipal ownership measure last week.
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Weather Update Ohio Fair With Little Temperature Change
Ohio forecast reports fair conditions tonight and Thursday with not much change in temperature. Clear skies and light winds expected.
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Tickle Me Souvs NE Investigated
New York federal agent Jas Shevlin opened an inquiry into whether tiny whiskey souvenir bottles handed out at the Tick Me opening performance contained alcohol. Audience members, tasting the bottles during an encore, reacted with surprise and applause.
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Catholic Community Center fund drive hits new totals
Workers for the Catholic Community Center fund met at the K of C club rooms to report progress. Major Hughes team led in the day with 3330 dollars while Major Feist’s team topped all time totals at 5815. Ladies teams under Major Wolpert added 2410 for the day as Grand total reaches 44081. Miss Robitaille urged the need for recreation under proper religious influence and praised community support.
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Kiwanis May Come to Steubenville City
Cleveland Kiwanis official Hal Denton visits Steubenville for a survey and conference with local business leaders on Friday at the Chamber of Commerce. Alliance and Akron clubs join regional Kiwanis effort while Denton outlines benefits and the slogan We Build. The Ohio district seeks Steubenville sponsorship ahead of the 7 000-member national convention in Cleveland next year.
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Railroad rate rise refused by Ohio Utilities Commission
Columbus August 18 The Ohio Utilities Commission refused to allow steam lines in the state to raise passenger rates twenty percent milk rates and excess baggage charges twenty nine percent and to impose a fifty percent surcharge on Pullman space rates matching an Interstate Commerce Commission order.
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Wage split possible as coal operators seek separate deals
A joint committee report indicates a probable division in wage negotiations for bituminous coal miners across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania with separate bargaining likely after disputes over inequalities in President Wilsons coal commission award. Operators in Illinois and Indiana favor settlement while Ohio and Western Pennsylvania oppose adjustment.
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Ohio Utilities Board orders railroads to aid road work
The Ohio Utilities Commission ordered all railroads in the state to prioritize road making materials and supplies and to immediately assign cars for highway orders. State Highway Department had urged action citing a 50 percent slowdown in construction and maintenance due to scarce railcars. Highway Commissioner Taylor estimated potential spending of over $1,000,000 if materials were available and said he will file project data with the commission.
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Election Expenses Of Few Aspirants
Rosene C McCulloch Canton spent 4755 in his failed bid for Governor per the expense account filed at the Secretary of State. C Q Hildebrandt Wilmington reports 3818 in costs after losing the Republican bid for Secretary of State. Joseph McGhee Democrat candidate for Attorney General spent 3230 75. Stephen A Stilwell Lebanon, defeated for auditor of state, spent 2002 per high count.
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Lebanon
Poisonous Booze Increases Patients
The New York report by Bird S Coler shows Bellevue Hospital sees more alcoholic treatment cases now, approaching pre prohibition levels. He notes patients quickly deteriorate after one or two drinks, losing memory until morning awakening.
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Harding Touches Campon Issues At Marion Outing
Senator Harding greeted a six child front porch delegation in Marion Ohio today as he prepared a major address for supporters. The outing included a park ceremony and plans for a speech to a Ohio legislature delegation later in the week.
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Liquor Pirates Drowned After River Loot Attempt
A band of river pirates tried to loot a North River pier storing $500,000 in liquor but were driven off by a watchman in a pistol battle. Several suspects leaped overboard from a launch and are believed drowned, police say.
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Poles advance as Bolsheviks lose touch with bases
Dispatches report Polish forces capturing Novo Minsk near Warsaw and driving Russians back from the Vistula by August 17. Refugee accounts say Bolsheviks have no line of supply, enabling rapid Polish advances toward Warsaw and the Danzig corridor.
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Presidential commission to oversee handover in Baja California
A presidential commission will depart tonight for Lower California to arrange the transfer of the office of Governor from Esteban Cantu to Luis M. Salazar, according to an official bulletin issued today.
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