Harding to Tour Pacific Coast This Summer
Washington dispatch notes President Harding plans a Pacific coast swing this summer, the first major western tour since 1920. Aimed at boosting support and addressing unrest in the plains, plans hinge on health and foreign duties, with Alaska possible if feasible. The trip would mark his first extensive journey beyond Omaha and Cincinnati since becoming president, highlighting GOP hopes for western backing and national stability.
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Washington
Mermwa
Harding
Florida
Washom
Hardinghag
Congress
Mr. Harding
Gurney
Omaha
Cincinnati
Intex
Mississippi
Ship
Minnesota
Frasier
Dakota
Wheeler
Ager
RESTRICT IMMIGRATION SHINGTON FIGHTS TO ALTER LAWS
February 3 1912 immigration committee moved to change the percent law based on the 1910 census to a two percent rule from 1290 census figures. Wider entry allowed in classes but annual admissions slightly under current totals. February 5 two business blocks and eight houses burned near Mount Eton. loss estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Shington
Immigration Committee
Tanlac Restores Cleveland Man To Health Says J Brown
J Brown of 2834 Washington Cleveland Ohio reports Tanlac made him feel like a new man after months of trouble from poor digestion and backaches. He says three bottles revived his strength and energy, letting him work hard again. Tanlac is sold widely with over 36 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
J. Brown
Washington
Cleveland
Divorce trial interrupted over press intrusion in Farrar-Tellegen case
New York reporters caused a hearing disruption in the Geraldine Farrar Lou Tellegen divorce case. Referee Mahoney postponed ruling awaiting privacy, while counsel Untermyer decried publicity as damaging to both spouses. Judge Cohalan may decide on open versus private proceedings.
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New York
Geraldine Farrarsd
Lou Tellegren
Thomas H . Mahoney
Pont
Alvin Untermyer
Miss Farrar
Adstetarion
Arthur Schwartz
Tellegen
Jack Bogardus
August Larcen
Long Island
Marjorie Kettrick Schuller
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Charles Hanson 52 Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Charles Hanson aged 52 of 165 Warren Avenue died Sunday at his home from pneumonia. He was a watchman at the American Latex Co and leaves a wife two daughters and a son. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the home.
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Charles Hanson
Warren Avenue
American Late Co
Wellington
Barrick
Philadelphia
Wellington Machine Co
Cleveland
Brick Makers
Margaret Summers
Elyra
Will Powell
J. L Barrick
Oberlin
Ann Kemmerling
Elyria
Marion Carrell
Oberlin Conservatory
Wm Baldwin
Heavener’s Jazz Orchestra
Eagles
Wm. Baldwin
Alain Street
Wm. Lashiey
Lorain
Georgia Andrews
Wellington District _Holstein Association
Senate approves Armenian refugee admissions bill
Washington Feb 5 The senate passed a bill to permit immigration of 26000 Armenian refugee children and all Armenian adults with US-relative ties. The measure suspends three percent immigration limits and requires guaranteed future livelihoods for admitted adults, estimated at about 5000 persons.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Insane convict escapes through skylight at Lima hospital
Joseph L. Pascek a life termner escaped from the Ohio State hospital for the insane in Lima by breaking a skylight in the roof late Sunday. He had worked as a tailor making clothes for male inmates and fled while authorities notify surrounding counties. Pascek is not deemed dangerous, but was confined for a history of robbery. he wore only heat garb at the time of the escape.
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Lima
Ohio State Hospital For
Joseph L. Pascek
Pascek
Fire fatality in Chicago household blaze claims two children
Edward Hesler, 3, and his infant brother Phillip perished when a house fire at their mother's absence engulfed their Chicago home. Firemen report suspected child play with matches as a likely cause. Earlier, Elizabeth Jordan Wilson, a 44 year old widow and astrologist, died in her residence labeled the “mystery house.”
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Chicago
Fee
Edward Hesler
Phillip
Elizabeth Jordan Wilson
Naval man named commandant of the U S Coast Guard
Rear Admiral William E. Rey folds, a former naval officer, has been named commandant of the U S Coast Guard. He has served in the coast guard for nearly fifty years.
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William E. Reyfolds
U. S. Coast Guards
Tig
Coast Guard Service
Nenly
Lightweight King Mills to Make U S Debut
Australia lightweight champion Pat Mills prepares for a U S debut late this month. Mills won the title in the Antipodes by defeating Mac Witlon, who had beaten the noted Flores. Mills will fight veteran Charleyte in New York.
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Pat Mills
Australia
T S
Mills
Mac Witlon
Charleyte
Chicago
New York
Ohio Public Service seeks to issue bonds and stock
The Ohio Public Service Company filed with the commission for authority to issue 1,825,000 in bonds and 800,600 in preferred stock to fund extensions and improvements to plants works and property through December 21, 1922. No hearing date will be set unless further information is required.
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Colmbus Fes 3
Ohio Public Servce Company
Wrigley Sues Klan Weekly Over Defamation Claim
Dr Gur Krol filed suit for 325000 alleging an anti Klan weekly printed his name as a Klan member without consent. The same paper published a similar accusation against him 48 hours earlier. Wrigley gum heir requested 5096 damages.
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Chiago
Gur Krolek
Swt
Ku King Klan
William K Wrigley
Denial of Harold Guthman Engagement Report
Chronicle Telegram previously announced the engagement of Harold Guthman of this city, a former student at Hilldale College. The engagement is now denied by Mr Guthman.
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Sometme
Chronicle- Telegram
Harold Guthman
Hilladale
Mich
Guthman
Storm Hits South Atlanta Bordering Cold Wave
A brief storm moved through the southeast, with South Atlanta feeling the tail of a cold wave that has frozen northern regions in recent days. The system affected areas west and north of Atlanta as it passed through the region.
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Atlanta
Rockefeller Resting Quietly at Ormond Home
John D Rockeefeller resting well at his winter home in Ormond near Daytona after a recent cold, with no lingering effects reported this morning.
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John D. Rockefeller
Daytona
Fla
John D Rockefeller
Ormond
French Ace Lands Plane in Streets of Paris
Parisians shopped and strolled as aviator Becheler, famed French flying ace, landed his plane beside the Grand Palais. He and another rider were soon escorted away by gendarmerie after allegedly violating city laws by landing in the streets. Becheler is described as the first to perform such a landing.
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Becheler
Grand Palais
Jake
Hastle
Becheier
Grand Palaisie
Paris
Dance Music in the Ath Degree New Yorks Latest
A fragmented discussion of Tin Pan Alley songwriters led by Frank E Barry on syncopation advancing beyond the art form. The piece questions what comes next after perfected syncopation, noting market concerns and the tension between innovation and plateau in early 20th century American dance music.
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New York
Tin Pan Alle
Frank E Barry
Bread and water diet challenge for jail guards inquiry
A sheriff refused to follow a mayoral order to feed inmates a diet of bread and water for seven days. Police chief Davies and officials faced questions as to the adequacy and safety of the menu slated for inmates, with doubts raised about nourishment and compliance.
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Welussburg
Davies
Original Bee Horlicks Safe Mill Ad Incoherent Text
An OCR fragment promotes Horlicks style milk drink for infants and children at home and office use. It mentions malted grain extract powder and tablet forms, with garbled branding and nonsensical phrases about nourishment and avoiding “buitations” and “Spbetitates.”
Cleveland teens linked to hold up cited in court pleads
Police report two Cleveland youths aged 20 and 28 faced charges after being linked to a recent holdup. A third man, identified as John Berliner, was noted in the case. Authorities say a shop near the Cleveland area was involved and one youth resisted pleas from his mother to cooperate. The incident, recorded last Friday, involved an arrest for participation in the holdup.
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Coplin
Loas Eisen
Eid Sandit
John Dae
Cleve
Berliner
Puesdaz
Gay
Cleveland
Vy Ao
Miner Wellsbang Court Scene Over Racy Charge
TRYING ANOTHER MINER WELLSBANG West Virginia February 5. Fae Tinez and Avelia Pa union members were arraigned today in Cliftonville mine case. Security for a jury is expected to take the entire day.
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Wellsbang
W Va
Fae Tinez
Avelia
Union Mie Rer
Cliftonville
Greeks and Turks in Near East tensions continue
The article notes Russian aims to control Thrace and Mesopotamia with the goal of governing the Turkish straits, preserving Black Sea access. It contrasts Petit Parisien optimism with Petit Journal caution over Lausanne Conference breakdown, while Ismet Pasha says the rupture isn’t final.
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Thrace
Mesopotamia
Turkey
Black Sea
Petit Parisien
Near East
Ismet Pasha
Petit Journal
Petie Journal
Effort to reconvene Near East peace talks at Lausanne
Reports from Lausanne say efforts may be made to reconvene another Near East peace conference to avert renewed war. Turkey rejects end of negotiations until formal notice is received, while French, Italian, Greek, Russian delegates react to concessions and possible separate treaties. US observers continue to seek a solution as tensions rise in the region.
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Lausanne
Near East
M. Bompard
Paris
Ismet Pasha
Bompard
France
Turkey
Angora
Ismeti Pasha
Marquis di Garroni
Italy
Richard Washburn Child
Joseph Carew
Mark Britol
USN
M Massigil
Eventherios Venizelos
Greece
George Tchitcherm
Russia
Turse
Thrace
Mesopotamia
Washington
Observer Childs
Welsh Glee Singers at M. E. Church Tomorrow Night
The Welsh glee group will perform at the M. E. Church tomorrow night. The program features traditional songs and choral pieces. Admission is open to all attendees and church members alike.
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M. E. Church
Laxative Brom quinine advert boosts flu defense
An old advertisement touts Laxative Brom Quin ine Tablets as a health aid to ward off colds grip and influenza. The box features the signature of E W Grove and promotes preventive use as a tonic and laxative.
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E. W. Grove
Near East crisis prompts cabinet meeting in London
Malta dispatch reports three British warships sent to Turkish waters to reinforce the fleet as a cabinet hurriedly summons a London meeting at 30 o'clock to address the Near East crisis. Lord Curzon, returning from Lausanne, prepared a report on the breakdown of peace negotiations affecting England's stance.
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Vien
Malta
England
London
Hasilly
Lord Curnon
Lausanne
Chronic Quarrel Ends in Killing in Wheeling West Virginia
In Wheeling on February 3 Mike Koelser of Herrick, G., died at 2:40 AM in a local hospital from gunshot wounds after a quarrel with a Jefferson County coal miner. The dispute, rooted in long standing ill will, led to the fatal confrontation. Also noted is Lima’s first annual pageant of progress and mard gras carnival opening at noon.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mike Koelser
Herrick
Jefferson County
Lima
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Report
Market prices listed for Butter eggs cheese poultry and produce in Cleveland. Items include prints oil high grade and lower grades, York State cheese, spring chickens and ducks, live geese, home grown apples, dried beans, cabbage onions tomatoes potatoes and sweet potatoes with varied per unit or per bushel rates. Reflects historical market snapshot with multiple commodities and per unit pricing.
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Eatra
York State
Stocks Open Lower Amid Broad Declines In Early Trade
New York stocks opened generally down as Baldwin slipped to 1351-4 and US Steel eased about 2-8, while Pan American and Reading fell fractionally. Central Leather rose about 1-2, with mixed moves across rail, steel, and utility issues and noon prices showing wide swings before midday.
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New York
Baldwin
Us& Steel
Studebaker
Pan American
Pete
Central
Reading
York
American Car & Fay
Atchigan
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore , Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Ptd
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Chie
Mil & S. Paul Crucible Steel Erie
Illinois Central
Cee Inspiration Copper International Paper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ie Peoples’ Gas
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bridebakers Wee Ae
Texas Company
Union Pacifec
U.S. Ind
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Willys-Overland
Wellington Shaker Heights clash next Friday at home
Wellington reports Shaker Heights boys visit the home high school gym Friday February 9 while Norwalk girls meet Wellington girls the same night. Triangular Day funds from ticket sales show a strong result, aiding a delegate to the HigW camp at Granville. Local society notes and member updates follow.
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Shaker Heights
Wellington
Norwalk
Granville
Mond ay State News Briefs From Ohio Towns
The sample report notes multiple Ohio locations including Columbus Lima and Shadyside with scattered references to state university events county supervisors and a camp cadets unit. It mentions a campus wreck scene near Penfield and insurance ads at work amid local government spending questions and cemetery land valuations.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Thecurt
Legion
Camp University
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Lottie Holman O'Neill
Lott Holman O'Neill
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Tino
U. S. Coast Guard
Wiliam
King
U. S
Ohio Public Service
Sles Anti Klan Weekly
Strest
Mus Elsa Brandatrom
Nobel Nme
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Red Cross
Nobel Institute
Frank Barry
Tye
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Lima Mardi ¢ Gras
Lord
Liberty Bonds
A. B. Curtice
Caroline Rennard
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Jack Dempsey
Jess Illard
Jack
Mer
Jack Derapeey
Kemp
Barnesville
Phy
Kirkwood
Union
Moundsville
Captain A
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Bucyrus
South Field
Shadyside
Schoomes
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