Recount of Federal Prohibition Amendment Vote Underway
Associated Press dispatch from Columbus Ohio reports a recount of ballots on the federal prohibition amendment from the November election. Judge Clevinger will oversee in Common Pleas Court as officials in Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and scattered counties recount numerous precincts over several weeks amid irregularities claimed by the Anti-Saloon League. The amendment was defeated by under 500 votes. leaders expect the recount to affirm a Wet victory, though results may not change.
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Clevinger
Clinton County
Cleveland
Cincinnati
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Anti-Saloon League
Beatrice Workman Held in Michigan Slaying Case
Mount Clemens Michigan December 29 a warrant charges Beatrice Workman alias Cecila Vester with the murder of J Stanley Brown shot to death in his car near here last Tuesday night The warrant cites a statement by Milas Gladys Summit who said Workman planned to steal Brown s money The two women traveled to Mount Clemens and Brown s murder followed by a return to Battle Creek for a later appointment Dolly Peck Bennett was brought from Sandusky Ohio for questioning and released today
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Associated’ ‘Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
Beatrice “Workn
Cecila- Vester
J. Stanley Brown
Sharch
Miss Workman
Battla Creek
Milas Gladys Summit
Miss Summit
Chief Straight
Brown
Miss Summit Anid
Workman
Mr. Clemens
Battle Creek
Dolly Peck
Bennett
Sandusky
Ohio
Ohio Teachers to Meet at Columbus
The annual holiday session of the Ohio State Teachers Association opened in Columbus for a three day meeting. Key topics include taxation legislation affecting schools and the Wenner teachers tenure bill. Dr. David Snedden of Columbia University will speak at the first general session this evening. The legislative committee advanced the new school relief bill for potential endorsement.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers Association
Wenner
David Snedden
Columbia Uniersity
W. GC. Thompson
Ohio ‘State University
Washington
Industrial Commission
Wilson Hawking
Cantonia
Teachers Association
State Teachers Association
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Robbery Surge Hits New York City in 1919
New York officials from 32 burglary firms report 1919 saw over 10,000 thefts, robbing residents of cash and goods valued about 25 million dollars. Robberies rose more than 30 percent with the total value stolen nearly doubling from the prior year.
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Associated Phos
New York
New York Tribune
New York Drug, Liquor Ring Tied to Poison Deaths
Daniel L. Porter says a major round up targets those behind the sale of poisonous liquor linked to at least three dozen deaths in New England and New York. Three men in custody and ten more expected to be arrested. Adolph Panarelli John Romanelli and Samuel Saleeby named as principals. bail set at 60 000 with possible 50 000 requests later. Additional reports from Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicopee and Chicago note plans to regulate wood alcohol and prosecute makers sellers and distributors of poisonous beverages.
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Daniel L. Porter
New York
Mquor
New England
Unis City
Porter
Sufiglent
Adoph
Panarelli
Manhattan
John
Romanelli
Brooklyn
Samuel VK
Salthee
Brooklyn Drugeiat
Degrae
United States
Bleecker Street
Ene Department
Cincinnati
Federated
American Societies of Experimental Biology
Philadelphia
Chicopee
Mass
Holyoke
Springfield
Hadley
Greenfield
Thompsonville
Egt
Rio
Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Hoffman
Boyne
Charlies Simski
West Side
Simski
John Romanelli
Samuel S Saleeby
Dobbs
Narelli
Senate negotiates revised peace treaty reservations
Washington Dec 29 Republicans and Democrats press for a tempered pact with three modifications to the reservations, hoping two thirds will ratify. Leaders Lodge and Hitchcock may accept the amendments, while some party heads hold a final opinion, with no action expected until Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Dac
Senate
Shantung
Lodge
Hitchcock
Cwanini
Wileon
Shantung Reservation
New system of health administration to replace old local boards
Columbus dispatch reports Ohio will inaugurate a new health system on New Year’s Day, replacing 2100 local boards with 168 general and city health districts. Each city becomes a district, villages and townships merge into county boards, and a district health commissioner will oversee nurses and staff.
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Associated
Wirs
Columbus
Ohio
Trural
Mont
General District Health Board
Griswold
District Board of Health
Officers list for the Miller firm and associates
The document records officers including A Gandheim as President W M Helms and James Brettell as Vice President W McD Miller as Secretary M O Miller as Asst Secretary A G Lee as Treasurer Anna F Vance as Accountant Alma McMuhon as Clerk Miller and Miller as Attorneys.
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W. M. Helms
James Brettell
W. McD
Miller
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George M. Crawford
Joseph B. Doyle
B. A. Laubheim
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Steubenville Building and Loan Association Company
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