Budget Saves Nation 108000000 in Past Six Months
Washington reports say six months ending December 1921 saw at least 100 million in savings owing to the Bureau of the Budget reorganizing routine processes and interdepartmental property transfers. President Harding praised efforts to curb expenditures and reduce government costs while forecasting further economization.
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Pontiac Plant Move Sparks Labor Unrest and Population Shifts
Reported disputes over overtime and Sunday work at the Pontiac plant triggered labor unrest as workers were moved to Pontiac and housing followed. The relocation raised concerns about steady employment and potential population changes in the city, with tensions over compensation and job security affecting families and the community.
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Wrecking Crew Nab Suspect After Liquor Still Found
Local officers with Sheriff Poauchus visited Wheatlys home and recovered a caper used for liquor making including mash yeast and other apparatus. Two men were taken to the police station while awaiting the expected return of the wanted man. They claimed ample supplies and tended stock on the farm as they waited. In Rome Italy a Papal election continued with black smoke signaling no decisive outcome after ballots.
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Miners Dead as Large Blast Traps Residents at Mine site
Rescue teams report 29 bodies expected after a massive blast at the mine. A slate fall blocks further recovery work and company officials say no survivors are anticipated.
Music leader stabbed after indictments in Chicago riot
Joseph S Winkler head of the Chicago chapter of the American Federation of Musicians was stabbed three times in the face and beaten as 500 or more people stormed his downtown headquarters. A riot call brought police. Winkler was taken to Iroquois hospital and later said he knew who attacked him. He had just been named in a state grand jury true bill on attempted extortion, with the unrest tied to the jury disclosure.
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New Filmland Tragedy Draws Military Curtain
Newsreel chaos surrounds Newport milling district as 319 infantry join guards. State troops patrol with armored tanks while crowds disperse and detectives pursue clues amid a sprawling cinema set and public alarm.
German All Strike Looms In Berlin Threat Widens
Berlin February 2 The German trade unions issue an ultimatum demanding President Ebert withdraws penalties on strikers or face a general strike that could spread to other industries. Coal miners in the Ruhr reportedly join a secret strike as the railway walkout threatens France and the German government. Society fears food shortages as Ebert moves to quell the unrest and curb the strike fever across the empire.
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Protest Over Low Rates Filed by Ohio Coal Firms
A joint protest filed with the state utilities commission by the Ohio mining company and 22 coal firms seeks to challenge emergency wartime power rates. The group operates 53 mines in the Hocking district and claims Athens Electric, Hocking Power, and Southern Ohio Power charge emergency wartime rates despite normal conditions.
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Pioneer Olmsted resident dies during brother's interment
Ashur Stearns of Olmsted dies under unclear circumstances as family attend funeral services for another brother. Funeral plans list services at Olmsted, with scattered details about dates and attendees.
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Joint meeting for Lorain County medics this Thursday
Elyria hospital staff and Lorain County Medical staff plan a joint meeting next Thursday evening. Dr Hamann will discuss unexpected things that happen during surgery. Councilor Dr Graff will attend and there will be a lecture and pictures shown.
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Arbuckle Jury Near Verdict In Fatty Tract
San Francisco Feb 16 The Arbuckle jury again weighs verdict in the second manslaughter trial. Eleven men and one woman have deliberated over forty hours with reports of ten to two for acquittal in the first trial, while the jurors hold the transcript of testimony and continue to seek agreement in a quiet, orderly room.
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Timberman Case Postponed A Week
The Timberman case involving a former safety director of Loral has been postponed from February 6 to February 13. The postponement was signed by the timberman’s attorney in Washington and confirmed by the prosecutor. The trial has been set and rescheduled several times.
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Manufacturers Would Prevent Rail Strikes
Washington manufacturers urged federal action to ban railroad strikes by seeking interstate commerce commission legislation via the National Industrial Council. They proposed consolidating the railroad labor board and the ICC into a single agency with full control over wages and working conditions in railroads.
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Attorney Flags Search Warrant In Liquor Case
Attorney Charles Adin challenges a search warrant issued to Sheriff Backus and sworn by Prosecutor Lawrence Weber. The dispute centers on the premises description and the target of the search at Din Redingtons residence in Shefield. The case tests warrant validity and whether the property at Gallayenne Avenue and other locations were correctly named. Judge Redington will deliver a decision after review.
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Unclear Credit Bond Listing From Early Times
Fragmentary OCR mentions Liberty Bonds in New York with scattered figures and dates. It notes a death and a nurse, with references to a chart and a possible will, but the text is incomplete and uncertain about specifics.
Plenary Session Set for Saturday to Finish Armament Talks
Secretary of State Huzne calls a plenary session of the armament conference for Saturday at 10 30 AM to conclude three months of negotiations and prepare the eastern treaties. The meeting aims to close the conference with the sine die proceedings and sign the measures on Monday after final presentations.
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Man shoots estranged wife then kills himself in Cleveland
In Cleveland Mount Sinai Hospital doctors fight to save Rose Nagy after she was shot four times by her estranged husband Nagy who hid in her room and demanded reconciliation. He then fired the last round and killed himself. The county morgue later received his body.
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Dayton Auto Owners Kick Against Tax
Dayton February 3 Autonobite owners declare that if the city commission places a tax on necessities to help close a $260,000 deficit this year they will buy gasoline outside the city. They threaten to protest and oppose the proposed vacation tax and object to the levy.
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