President Outlines Hope of Tax Reductions in Budget Speech
President Harding transmitted the federal budget for 1924, stating whether major tax cuts occur will hinge on limiting expansion of federal aid and reforming government estimates. He noted outlays at 3.190 billion and a reduced deficit outlook, with two-thirds of costs tied to fixed charges like debt and defense.
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Logeran
Harding
White House
Sr Capitol
Congressional
Igieho
Senate
Houses
Washington
A. P
Congress
Funeral in House of Representatives for James R Mann
Simplicity marked the Washington funeral for James R Mann of Junota who died November 30 1922 ending a 25 year House career. No eulogies were given R Reps escorted his body to Chicago for burial Monday with Attending dignitaries including President Harding Cabinet officials Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps and members of Congress Flowers and a silver inscribed coffin plate accompanied the service in the House chamber.
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Washington
A. P
House of Representatives
James R. Mann
Junota
Champ Clark
Chicago
James Hi
Freeman
Epiphany Episcopal Church
Mann
J. Montgomery
Presipent Harding
Supreem Court
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
House
Mr. Mann
Sepaker
James R Mann
Nichois
Conference on Compensations Hearing Set in Columbus
The State executive committee of the American Legion will convene Sunday in Columbus for a hearing on complaints about payment methods used by the state adjusted compensation bureau. Members of the State Sinking Fund Commission and Robert R. Roberts of the compensation bureau are invited to attend and present their side. The session will be without prejudice, and officials hope the dispute will be resolved to the satisfaction of all concerned.
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Columbus
Dee
A. P
Corminitstee
American Legion
State Sinking Fund Commission
Robert R. Roberts
Hugh K Martin
Yrol PraBy
Madame Schumann-Heink Improves Slightly From Pneumonia
Improved but still guarded condition of Madame Ernes tine Schumann Heink who is ill at her Garden City home with pneumonia reported today in the New York area.
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Garden City
N. Y
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Electric Shock Fatal To Empire Workman
George Washington Mooney of Empire died at the Union Clay Manufacturing Company plant while working in an ash pit. A broken electric globe edge touching his tool caused a shock. coroner ruled death from shock, not electrocution, as voltage was about 2500 watts. He was held in high esteem with many friends in the county.
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George Washington Mooney
Empire
Union Clay Manufacturing Company
Atee
Mooney
T. H. Kirk
Four charged with first degree murder in Ohio auto gang case
Indictments returned against Charles Mithoefer Brantey Forbes and Loomile Cum ming of a Cleveland gang for first degree murder for killing Patrolman Koehler and wounding Corporal Friddie, while a fourth gang member Peter Sons was killed by Friddie. Mithoefer from Cincinnati and others from Cleveland, trial slated for December 18 week.
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Columbus
Charles Mithoefer
Brantey Forbes
Loomile Cum‘gine
Koshler
Friddie
Peter, Sons
Koehler
King of Koehler
Frank ‘Loughtin
Cleveland
Mithoefer
Cincinnati
King
Cumming
Forbason
Tle
Franklin County
Enial
City Jail Not Fit for Beasts in Ohio Report
A state social investigator condemns Breabenville City Jail as beastly and unfit for humans, urging abandonment. The report recalls six tiny cells, no ventilation, no toilets, inadequate heat, filth, vermin, and hunger. Recommend moving prisoners to Jefferson County Jail or repurposing nearby market space into a sanitary facility.
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Theubenyille
State Division of Charities
Elizabeth J. Clark
Columbus
Mra
Elizabeth L. Clark
Division of Charities
Ohio
Steubenville
Jefferson County
C. Griffin
Division of
Charities
Eldersville Man Shot Loses Foot
Robert King a 45 year old colored man, shot at his Eldersville home last evening when a nearby gun he was handling discharged. He was rushed to Ohio Valley Hospital where doctors amputated his right foot. Marriage themes noted for four locals including Thiy Taylor 21 and Richie Alenela 25 in Rav'end.
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Robert King
Ware
Elderville
Ohio Valley Hospital
Atthiy Taylor
Rosh Tun
GolAle Ronelly
Rav'end
Richie Alenela
Milka iBosle
Deputy Claims Radakovich Tried to Shoot Him in Trial
In Wellsburg the Radakovich conspiracy trial unfolds with George D. Caldwell accusing Radakovich of firing on him during the miner deputy battle at the Cittonville tipple. Caldwell insists he approached the defendant as the exchange began, but Radakovich allegedly hurled a pistol before being restrained. Prosecutor Wilkin notes multiple witnesses remain and the state will continue into Monday, having already called 15 witnesses, nine testifying yesterday.
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Peter Radakovitch
Cittonville
H. H. Duval
Wellsburg
George D. Caldwell
Radakovitch
Caldwell
W. Wilkin
Deposed Chinese Emperor Hanan Tung Marries Princess
The 17 year old deposed emperor of China Hanan Tung wed Princess Kuo Chin-Li in a ceremony in Peking. President Li Yuan-Hung sent best wishes as army guards stood as honor, with the Forbidden City decorated in yellow dragons and lanterns. Foreign emissaries declined official attendance, recognizing Tung only as a Chinese Republic citizen.
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Peking
Hanan
Tung
China
Kuo Chin-Li
Henan Tung
Tug Chiu$i
Li Yuan-Hung
Forbidden City
Li Yuan-Hing
Chineae Republic
Robber Captured With Store Loot After Break In
A man identified as Rubect Alulen, captured by Thomnus Gough and held by Mullen, after tossing a brick through a window at Jacob Btorn's SLO Hatespire store. Police arrived to take the suspect into custody. loot included hats coats and a satchel worth about $300 in total value. The window damage was valued at $38.
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Jacob Btorn
SLO
Alul
Len
Boston
Thomnus Gough
Twa Belle Mill
Gough Baw Mullen
Tand
Mullen
Engineer Resigns Amid Illness And City Turmoil
W McConnell city engineer resigns effective November first due to illness. Mayor Mawking accepts with praise for efficiency and hopes for speedy health. Assistant Engineer Clarence Tearr to run offices until a civil service examination selects a successor.
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S. W. McConnell
Hawkins
McRonnell
Ongineers
Clarenca Tearr
Thanks Expressed By Salvation Army Across Our Region
A Salvation Army appeal thanks the President and General Manager for support from La Belle Iron Works Steubenville Wheeling and area mills for subscribing to the fund. Local industries and the Herald Star Gazette are praised for their role in funding relief work in Mingo Weirton Follansbee Toronto and nearby communities. The note thanks Walrtoy Steel Company Follansbee Brothers Company and A J McFarland among others for generous contributions and to the public for continuing support.
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la Balle Iron Okra
Steuben
Salvation Army
Mingo
Weirton
Walrtoy-Steel Company
Laki and Follansbee Brothers
fApany
Alao
A. J. McFarland
Sarratt
Hoover predicts Harding 1924 candidacy cited
Secretary Hoover said Harding obviously will be the Republican candidate in 1924 during a visit to Palo Alto California. He argued the public will value the party's sanitary progressive policies through the reconstruction period. In Washington state, James Mahoney was hanged for the 1921 murder of his wife, whose body was found in a trunk in Lake Union after suspicion in Seattle disappearances.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Warren G Harding
Commerce
Hoover
Morever
Walla Walls
Wash
Tames
Mahoney
State Penitentiary
Kate Mahoney
Seattle
Mra Mahoney
Lake Union
Fire devastates Terrebonne leaving hundreds homeless
A massive fire roared through Terrebonne Quebec, destroying more than 75 buildings including the town hall and post office. About 400 people lost homes as flames aided by a high wind swept the lower town toward the river. Firefighters from Montreal battled the blaze, which was visible from the city, with many residents fleeing their homes in panic.
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Terrebonnes
Quebec
A. B
Terrebonne
Hugh
Door
Sox
Limoxed
Montreal
Jiha
Big District
Ex serviceman James Geary killed by Pennsylvania freight train
James Geary ex service man railroader and conductor was fatally struck by a freight train in Colliers Colliers WV yards while coupling cars. He served in Company B and 144th Machine Gun Battalion in World War I and was known as Blydim. He leaves a widow formerly Catherine Bowley, his mother Mrs Anna Geary, a brother Thomas and three sisters Winifred Cleary Mrs George Simrock and Mrs Daniel Fullen. Military funeral planned for early Saturday with ex service groups attending in uniform.
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F. Geary
Tte Jong
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whioh
Colliers CW
Geary
Porn
Genry
Hhe
Flues
Laroe
James Geary
Somapay
Jefferson County
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Vnd
Sam'a
Railroad Transportation Corpe
Atmia
Seaboard
Bly Dim
St. Peter's Church
Rollef
Jos
Cather
the Bowley
East Pittsburgh
Anna’ Geary
Thomas
Winifred Cleary
George Simrock
Daniel Fullen
Lindary
Roral
Bycamoth Street
Convictions in Traffic Rule Violations Reported
Convictions for violations of traffic rules dominate a two week period ending November 30. Of 698 arrested, 604 were convicted and 17 discharged, with 75 awaiting trial. A Pittsburgh joint conference will address outstanding cases as a strike disrupts general ware pottery operations.
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Cleveland
G. Dee
A. P
Ccnaea
Pittsburg
Pitteburg
National Brotherhood of Operative Pattern
Inher
Novociation
Gladuatry
East Liverpont
Tha United
Postoffice Clerk Gets Five Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
Cleveland workers report a postoffice clerk sentenced to five years in Atlanta for letter theft. The case involves Union president Joseph Roth and national federation figures. Other local items note marriages at bargain rates and legal actions. scattered names and incidents reflect a busy postwar clerical crime and civic scene in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Jozeph A. Roth
National Federation of Postoffice Cherks
Atlanta
Weatenhaver
Kingaley
Ash Hero
Bargaia
Postoffica
Robert Mullen
Warmley
Stern
Fitex Street
Merchante Otjing
Hawking
Hyoft
Hauka
Senate halts Butler nomination as others confirmed
Washington Dec 4 The Senate postponed action on Perse Butler nominee for associate justice of the Supreme Court after objections by La Follette and Norris over hearings and alleged ties to rail and political leaders. The body then moved to confirm about 1,700 other appointments including 1,690 army officers and the assistant attorney general and diplomat nominees.
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Washington
A. P
Congress
Senate
House
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Thaiy, Peseawan
Bual
Perse Butler
Paul
Soin
Sary
LaFollatte
But
Isi
Judiciary Committee
Norae Tlaba
Per J
Butler
Radbonili
Aso
Greek is Slashed by Assailant Who Fled
Barry Rogas, identified as Greek, was attacked at 24 Market Street last night by another Greek. He was stabbed in the face and neck and, though badly wounded, chased his attacker across a bridge into West Virginia before the assailant fled. Police say the knife wielder is a bakery driver. a manhunt is underway.
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Barry Rogas
Market Street
Rewas
Goroms
Ohio Valley Hospital
Aasailant
Reges
Elesb
Regas
Tiernan Dodges Writ to Commit Him to Hospital
John P. Tiernan former professor of law at Notre Dame University had not been committed to the Cook county psychiatric hospital early today on a writ of commitment signed at the request of Mrs. Podaski. Tiernan’s whereabouts and those of his first wife and three children were unknown. Mrs. Pulaski said she believed he was unbalanced.
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Dee
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Cook County
Pidaski
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Empire Workman
Columbus Grand Jury
Department OF Public Welfare
Eldersville
Radakovich
Republic
Heanan Tung
Princess Kuo Chin Si
Miss Workman
S&s
Sec
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Colliers W. VA
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Plaan
Charlier iQonrad
Warnesville
Teng
Wan Colon
Tongerine
Tivorce
Ielen A. Kimbla
Harry Tee Marian Miller
Long Ray
Kimble
Ehey
Plalnart
Corks
W. J. Mexander
Prank Milligan
Neeking
Amber
Leon Zadra
Tiernan
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