Immigration bill amended passes the House
The Johnson immigration bill as amended to ban all immigration for one year passed the House by 283 to 41 with six present, sending it to the Senate where defeat was expected. The vote approved the Mann amendment limiting aliens to one year, while talks of extending the wartime controls continued alongside revenue hearing developments.
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Washington
A. Jxj
Johnson Immigration Idil
House
Senate
Hiegel
Johnson
Immigration
New York
Hoffman Island
Gloucester
N. J
Haverrod
Communist Party of America
Con
Ways and Means
Nans
Thomas 8. Adams
Treasy Department
Commit
Adame
Wordney
Garner
Texas
Fordney
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Root
Utah
Young
Republican
North Dakota
Died Last Year Civil War Vets to 27,871 On Pension Roll
Washington reports pension disbursements for the year totaling $219,296,814 with 27,871 Civil War veterans dying in the year. The pension roll remains at 243,620 veterans plus 290,100 Civil War donors. Only 148 joint survivors and 2,423 Mexican War widows receive pensions. World War survivors are not shown on the roll.
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Washington
Se W clive $5 at Vast Liverpool and on Joe Fisher
A partial OCR fragment notes a small financial action involving a five dollar amount and two individuals, Se W clive and Joe Fisher, with unclear context and missing details.
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W.clive
Vast ‘Aiverpool
Joe Fisher
Watson will case upheld for Missionary Society and hospital
Judge Carl H. Smith sustains the will provisions directing one third of the sale proceeds to the Board of Home Missions and one third to fund a new nurses' home, with the Mary Emma Watson Memorial Home to be formed. if the funds fall short, the balance goes to The Ohio Valley Hospital Association and the Board of Foreign Missions. The decision clarifies the trust and who may administer the bequest in this Steubenville case.
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Judge Smith
Missionary Society
Ohio Valley Hospital
Mary Emma Watson
Carl H. Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Michael Watson
Ireland
Steubenville
William Avenick
Old St. Paul’s Church
St. Stephen’s
John Potter
C. J. McConnell
Market Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Ohio Valley Hospital Association
Foreign Missions
States sue to restrain Ohio railroads from higher intra state rates
Ohio Attorney General Price files suit in Franklin Common Pleas Court to stop railroads from charging intra state rates higher than those approved for interstate traffic. States plan similar actions to defend constitutional right to regulate rates within borders as Interstate Commerce Commission hearing looms.
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Columbia
A. Plj
Ealit
Ohio
Franklin, Security Common Pleas Court
General Price
Frice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Commission
Utilities Commission of
Price
Trio of Alleged Bandits Taken Into Custody Here
Three men who gave names as Earl Williams George Francis and Joe Francis all colored were arrested at the Pan Handle railroad station shortly after midnight by Patrolman Haupt and railroad police on suspicion of being the highwaymen who yesterday held up C W Snedeker of Wellsburg near the La Belle coke plant. They secured only 30 cents from the watchman but had 112 dollars on them. George Francia was armed with a revolver and Joe Francis with a black jack. They are held for hearing in police court. Police seek connections with other hold ups in the region. They were committed to county jail.
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Earl Williams
George Francis
Joe Francis
Pan Handle
Haupt
C. W. Snedeker
Wellsburg
la Belle Coke
Snedeker
la Belle Company
George Francia
Williams
Huan
Baltimore
Carter
Beltimore
Marting Ferry
Ohio case clarifies bequest to missionary society funds
32 Ohio State Reports with others in support of this position discuss misgromer and church trust bequests. The testator intended funds to support missionary work through the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society, even if no trustee was named. The Market Street property sold for 140760 dollars, with about 60000 dollars at issue—40000 to the tie ti Line Lowpital and 20000 to the hospan to Foreign Missions.
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Ohio
Foreign Missionary Society
Old Ladies’ Home
Ohio Valley
Market Street
Scaffolds Fall Injures Two Men at Bank and Trust Site
Two workers were severely hurt when a scaffold at the new Steubenville Bank and Trust building fell thirty feet at 2:26 this afternoon. Carl E. Martin, 28, suffered a broken leg and head wound. Chris G. Miller, 47, had both feet broken and head injuries. Both were taken to Ohio Valley hospital.
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New Steubenville
Martin
Miller
Steubenville
Weinstein
Lawnon Avenue
Miner
North Fifth Street
Jewett Marshal Wounded in Shootout with Suspect
Jewett Ohio town marshal E. E. Salmon aged 55 was shot through the groin and seriously wounded by Bert Lewellyn 24 as Salmon attempted to arrest him over a local charge. Lewellyn fled the town, eluded a posse, and was at large after a nightlong search moving toward Scio Seto area authorities asked to watch for him. The wounded officer was rushed to Wheeling hospital where an operation removed a bullet and he was expected to recover.
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E. E. Salmon
Jewett, O
Here
Bert Liewellyn
Liewellyn
Jewett
Scio
Marshal Salmon
Wheeling
Liewellysn
Salmon
Lewellyn
Seto
Gov Cox Asked to Remove Mayor for Not Enforcing Law
Columbus Ohio December 9 Governor Cox received a complaint from Harry Stover a Kenmore meat dealer alleging Mayor Aaron Falor Summit County fails to enforce state and local laws. Stover asked removal due to bootlegging speakeasies and unchecked houses of ill fame and non cooperation with county authorities. The governor said action requires written charges and statutory procedure.
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Columbus, O
Cox
Aaron Falor
Kenmore
Summit County
Harry Stover
Falor
Stover
Officer Aims to Arrest Accused Youth in City
Lieut Hinchcliffe of the Pan Handle railroad force left for Columbus with a warrant for Alvin Krepps a local youth who joined the army at Columbus barracks last week Krepps is charged with aiding and abetting the recent jail delivery by delivering laws to prisoners He was expected to arrive today and be held at the county jail pending further investigation Authorities had tips that two of the four jail escapees were in the city but no trace was found.
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Hinchcliffe
Pan Handle Railroad
Columbus
Alvin Krepps
Army
Columbus Barracks
Krepps
Woman Suspected Of Shooting Her Children Held
In Youngs own, O., police kept Mrs. Thomas Koehler at the hospital with a bullet wound after Sunday night’s tragedy in which her two children were killed. No formal charges yet, though neighbor Harry Coller’s testimony suggests she claimed to have shot the children and herself. Mrs Koehler remains uncooperative, unsure of the events and unable to recall the fire, and she initially told neighbors a negro bandit shot her and fired the house.
Pres. Asks Funds For China Famine Relief
President Wilson called on Americans to donate to relieve famine distress across several Chinese provinces. Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co. was named committee chair, with Acting Secretary Davis as treasurer. Also listed were marriage licenses for Wilbur B. Ross and Minnie L. Jackson and for David Freeman and Carrie Harper.
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Washington
A. P
Wilson
China
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Davis
State Department
Wilbur B. Ross
Steubenville
Minnie L. Jackson
Fernwood
David Freeman
Smithfield
Carrie Harper
Steubnville
Tax Shift Tackles Revenue Gaps in Congress
Representative Longworth of Ohio told the Association of Life Insurance Presidents that large tax cuts are unlikely soon. He outlined likely revenue substitutes including a sales tax or the undistributed profits tax, favoring the latter as least objectionable while noting a billion-dollar reduction is possible but not a broad tax cut.
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New York
Nee
Eth
A. P
Longworth
Ohio
Waya and Menna
Association of Life Insurance
Lonaworth
Congress
Executive Department
Tax proposal on corporate earnings distribution
A speaker argued for a 26 percent tax on the difference between corporate earnings and distributions to stockholders. The tax would be simple to administer and allow corporations to set their tax amount. He warned that distributing profits to very rich stockholders could trigger higher rates up to 60 percent, curbing avoidance of the smaller levy.
Probate Court Names Executrix and Administrator
Probate Court appoints Joseph Crisswell as executor of the will of Mary J. Dean and names Dean Crisswell administrator of the estate of James Dean.
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Joseph Crisswell
Mary J. Dean
Dean Crisswell
James Dean
Trial of Sam Michanovich and Allen White in City Court
Sam Michanovich and Allen White faced stabbing charges in Common Pleas Court today in the city. Michanovich was defended by James Borkowis as the case moved toward a verdict later this afternoon.
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Howard E. Riley
Fred Mulligan
Fred Rochester
Common Pleas Court
Allen White
Iiial City
James Borkowis
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James Brettell
John Carlisle
George M, Crawford
Joseph B. Doyle
Wm. M. Helms
S. A. Laubheim
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Jas. Brettell
W. McD. Miller
N. D. Miller
A. G. Lee
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Alma G. McMullen
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