Watnright Bill Pushes US Air Corps Under War Department
Washington February 6. The Watnright bill proposes establishing a United States air corps within the War Department, controlled by an air chief reporting to the secretary of war. It would place all air fields equipment and personnel under the corps, separating air defense from unification efforts. Hearings near end as Maj. Gen. Mason Patrick testifies and William Mitchell is to appear.
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William Mitchell
Youth Kills Two Wounds Seven In 12 Hour Siege
Clinton Hollingsworth a 20 year old Springfield Missouri youth held off a posse for 12 hours in a house siege. He killed two and wounded seven before surrendering as ammunition ran out. Police found a young arsenal after capture. He was jailed pending murder charges.
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Springfield
Pa- Ine
Beim
Mourder
Rum Row battle described by four ministers on tour
Four ministers on a two day study tour of Rum Row reported they were aboard the coast guard cutter Seminole during a heated battle with a rum runner in which more than 30 shots were fired. A separate item notes Mayor Walker arranging a welcome for Captain George Fred and the crew of the liner President Roosevelt after rescuing the Antinoe crew. Nicholas Debago, 14, is returned to the parental school for chronic truancy. Linley V. Gordon spoke at Atlantic City on wartime taxes and armaments. Annie Leadrock left one third of her £10 000 estate to the New York City Cancer Institute. Two county detectives and a state trooper were indicted over a liquor unloading incident at Mount Holly.
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New York City Cancer Institute
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Postnuptial reception honors Van Wagner couple
A Brownhelm reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harald Van Wagner drew 52 Evang elical and Christian Endeavor Society members with games music and lunch. Funeral services were held in Vermilion for Gottlieb Becker a longtime Brownhelm resident born in Switzerland who married Anna Halde man before emigrating to the United States. He is survived by his wife eight grandchildren four children Yyung Ernest Fred Elizabeth Backus and Bertha Ambstatter. The Brownhelm Ladies Society of the Congregational church planned a potluck supper next Tuesday with linebanes as guests.
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Byro Wellman
Anthony Northeim
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Gottlieb Becker
Brownhelm Cemetery
Becker
Switzerland
Anna Haldeman
United States
Mra T. Wellson
Dora Buckley
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M. McQueen
Independent basketball team edge Lorain in Amherst game
The Independent Basketball team defeated Lorain Outdoor Advertisers 24 to 13 in a preliminary game at Amherst Wednesday evening. John Shotton returned Tuesday from a visit with his son Dr. Clayton Shotton and family of Cleveland. Philo Thed Class of the Congregational church school will hold a bake sale Saturday afternoon in the church basement. Life of Abraham Lincoln will be the keynote at tonight’s Columbus meeting.
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Amherst
John Shotton
Clayton Shotton
Cleveland
Philo Thed
Congregational Church School
Women's Republican Club of Ohio Meeting at Nelli House
The Women's Republican Club of Ohio holds a gathering at the Nelli House to discuss local party activities and upcoming civic events. Members plan guest speakers and community outreach efforts.
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Nelli House
Professor Sees Hard Road Ahead for Dawes Plan
In an article by John Maynard Keynes published today Keynes warns that executing the Dawes plan may lead to a bolshevik shift in Germany. He expects difficulties over three years as the transfer committee aims to turn a 250 million dollar deficit into a profit, urging wage cuts or credit easing to lower living costs while Reichsbank restricts credits.
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Germany
John Maynard Keynes
Todyev
Lokab Amerger
Vader
Keynes
Reichsbank
Dawes
Kyned
Europe
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