Prohibition repeal unlikely says President in address
President Harding in his annual message to Congress discusses prohibition, farm credits, transportation, child labor and immigration. He favors cooperating with states, says the prohibition amendment will likely not be repealed, and urges constitutional and enforcement reforms to reduce evasion and preserve public order.
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Feny Ffairs
Uwardine
Mo Psress
Probe into Police Conduct During Prohibition Raid
Cincinnati Ohio November 11. An investigation into the conduct of Cincinnati police described as obstructing state prohibition agents during a raid on the home of Labis H Wentz in Mt Adams Saturday night. Officers were said to have bruises and injuries among raiding party and family members. Burke of Columbus said Kentz was taken into custody pending investigation. Police chief Willant Corclan announced the probe and possible further threats. Commissioner Parker urged arrest and promised investigation of police conduct during the raid.
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Fire Loss to Lima Overland Co Heavy
Fire gutted the Lima Overland Company building in Lima on a Sunday, causing an estimated loss of 175000 dollars. The two story brick walls were breached by explosions from gas tanks, with 27 autos burnt. City fire protection faced sharp criticism for reduced personnel and funding, and rebuilding will start immediately as a three story structure.
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Chief Justice to Testify if Wanted
Washington dispatch reports Chief Justice Taft informed the Judiciary committee that he would appear if requested to testify regarding charges against Attorney General Dougherty. The committee indicated it would need proof before calling him to testify before impeachment proceedings.
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Taft
Volstead
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Fragmentary Nation Faces Enforcement Debate
Fragmented OCR text outlines official opposition to federal policy enforcement and responsibility. It mentions a conference with federal authorities and hints at planned actions amid a large political dispute. A separate note reports an accident in Gotuinbl county involving a hotel proprietor and a traveler, with a broken ankle after a fall.
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Dawe
Vierinn
Long Is Placed On Trial In Murder Case
Boston December report details the murder trial of Ed Long, a Harvard student and son of a Los Angeles businessman, charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Charles Canard. The article sketches romance with Geor ge White's stage alongside a motive tied to jealousy and a booze-hauling dispute, with Long’s arrest in Wallaville and return to Belmont County to face an indict ment by a Jefferson County grand jury.
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Delmont County
Follansbee Man Faces Federal Liquor Charge
Jim Catrone of Follansbee was arrested by Prohibition Enforcement Officers and held for the May 1924 term on charges of manufacturing liquor. A 20 gallon still 12 gallons of moonshine and barrels of mash and wine were found. the still and gear were destroyed. a hidden pulley revealed the contraband.
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Prohibition
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George Neide
Joe Doerr
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Atx Caves
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Fairfield TX Boy Captured After White Girl Assault Claim
Police report a white girl in Streetman Texas failed to positively identify a Black suspect named George Gay after an alleged assault. A mob gathered as bloodhounds and state guards prepared to pursue the captured man, while the girl’s condition was described as not serious amidst tense crowds and rumors of past similar incidents in nearby counties.
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George Gay
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Mrs. Ford Charges Frameup to Keep Her in Prison
Detroit December report outlines Mrs. May B Ford charged with plotting her husband Ney Ford s death alleging a frame up to avoid accountability. Her attorney and Roy Burton of Fort Wayne discussed a $25,000 bond as a writ of habeas corpus looms if bond is not reduced. A preliminary hearing for divorce was set for December 12 and Ford claims frames and guilt by association. Mrs Ford admitted drawing a map of her husband s farm near Dearborn but says it was for locating friends.
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Mich
Elforta
May B. Ford
Ney
Ford
Roy Burton
Fort Wayne
Dutton
Chis Charze
Buck Weaver Reinstatement Fails in Controversy
Buck Weaver’s bid for reinstatement collapses amid a murky 1919 World Series scandal. The famous “Ghiewee White Box” episode and alleged collusion by Chicago players are cited as decisive factors, with Weaver notably identified as a key figure in the alleged plot to throw the Series to Cincinnati.
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Ohio Senate Caucus Dec 21 House Dec 30 Report
The article notes the Ohio Senate caucus is set for December 21 and the House caucus for December 30. Sen George E Kryder of Henry County is openly pursuing the Senate majority leadership with Senate clerk W E Allay expected to be reelected and backing Kryder for floor leader. Other candidates include Sen G O Pence of Wyand County and Representative Jaseth Rowe of Choveton.
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Wyhland County
Beetham Offered Job Under Crabbe
Columbus dispatch reports tentative info that Leonel Verglek state highway director will take a post when Governor Davin leaves office. The Ohio speaker is noted, while Cadiz leader Teethan and Crabbe garners mentions as part of the political shift described.
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Dy A.poothe
Stork Visits the Home of Gov Cox in Dayton
The infant Barbira Thill Cox, daughter of Hon. (unreadable) Cox, was born at the governor’s home in Dayton and christened with Mrs. Cox wearing Miss Margaretta Blair of Chicago as godmother.
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Chicago
Weir Predicts No Further Rise In Steel Prices
In Cincinnati D M Weir vice president of Weirton Steel predicts no more steel price increases unless abnormal demand arises. Domestic demand is good but labor costs hinder export expansion. He urges tariffs to protect the industry and notes labor easing may improve outlook for the coming year.
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Cincinnati
D. M. Weir
Weirton Steel Company
Walt
Inbor
Unvented stoves trigger Ohio council push and death case
Ohio city councils urged action against unvented stoves after a fatal accidental poisoning in November. State officials cite danger and press for local legislation. A man received $200 fine and release after a Wednesday court appearance tied to an unrelated incident.
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Dykeman
Borram case fuels local patrol and parole debate
Mrs Borrant of Tiltonville disappeared with five children while her husband, jailed for manufacturing illegal liquor, faced a lengthy sentence. County officials debate parole to allow him to support the family as social services watch the children, with speculation of the wife’s fate following her alleged suicide note.
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Edward Lucas
Jefferson
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Fey
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Change in Tax Laws Discussed at Columbus Conference
Columbus notes the two day meeting of the Mino Tax Association addressed proposed uniform personal tax dates from January to April. Mr Miles urged moving tax due dates to January 1 to aid budgeting and uniformity across districts. Critics warned January 1 would hurt farmers. Taft of Cincinnati prepared new tax law proposals for presentation.
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Mino Tax Association
Skaclf
HR. &. Miles
Oho Institute For Public
Miles
John A. Fitererie
Cleveland
Tuardt Jmieiahers
Miley
Badert
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
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