Sound idea to urge world business conference in 1923 era
Judge E H Gary argues for prompt economic action to ease world crisis and press for an international business conference. He says a conference of statesmen and industrial leaders could align nations toward peaceful settlement, avoid entanglement, and hasten a normal world order. He stresses education over political showmanship.
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New York Times
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Washington
Germany
United Tes
Chambers of Commerce
Theople
Vision of global cooperation in trade and prosperity
In a speech from Austin, Texas, the speaker compares the world to a large corporation and calls for international dialogue. He argues nations must form competing yet cooperative tables to discuss shared economic problems and push global prosperity, urging honest, intelligent action.
Yesterday’s in Ohio and Births Today Chronicle
A compact item recalls Ohio milestones from 182 to 1908 including three commissioners authorized to locate a canal linking Lake Erie to the Ohio River, the incorporation of Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Co, and Gen Thomas J Wood’s death in Dayton. It notes a Pope election and lists notable birthdays including Duke of Orléans George Gould Hodges and baseball outfielder Man Flack.
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Lake Erie
Ohio River
Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Company
59Th Ohio
Thomas J. Wood
Dayton
Kentucky
France
George J. Gould
New York City
George H. Hodges
Kansas
Orion
Wis
Man Flack
St. Louis
ABE MARTIN on currency and bankers in politics
ABE MARTIN notes Germen marks value at 23 908 per dollar and discusses currency exchange. He remarks the country still has several statesmen but all action requires first calling in the bankers.
Fragmented Telegrams Warn of Riots and Reform Talk
A quirky collection of snippets mentions election unrest in Montreal, U S politics with Harding, reactions to British debt, and pop culture jabs. It notes vaudeville, Dunc an’s Russia, a New York Charity Ball, ships Ohio and Kentucky to be scrapped, and various conventions opening across American cities.
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Harding
Lady Nancy Astor reviews prohibition effects in U S visit
In a New York League of Women Voters magazine piece Astor reports mixed views from talks with scouts, congressmen, Salvation Army, police, and business leaders. She cites reduced social welfare burdens versus alleged luxury decay among the rich, notes broad support for continued prohibition, and warns against political power of liquor interests. She stresses cautious, impartial conclusions from six weeks of observations.
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U. S
League of Women Voters of New York
Salvation Army
Socity
Met
Benkfitih
America
France
England
Congress
Likely nominee Edwards eyed for Porto Rico post
Maj General Clarence T Edwards, Cleveland born veteran of Spanish and World War I service, is mentioned as President Harding's choice to lead Porto Rico after E Monte Feily. His record as organizer of the insular bureau and command of the Twenty eighth division boosts his standing, though he still claims Cleveland as home.
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Harding
Gove
Portof Rice
E.monte Feily
Missouri
Edwarda
Cleveland
West Point
Lawton
Philippines
Roosevelt
War Department
Porto Rico
Edwards
Twenty Eighth
New England
Cleve
Poem Fragment about Stilly Night and Remembrance
A fragmentary poem recalling stilly night, memory, and boyhood. The speaker laments departed friends and faded lights, while reflecting on past loves and linked memories. Thomas Moore is referenced as the author.
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Thomas Moore
Middle Western university claims dandelion spray death treatment
A Middle Western university announces a claimed discovery of an effective dandelion control method using iron sulphate spray. The article also notes that the last use of torture in England to obtain confessions or evidence occurred in 1640 during Charles I’s reign.
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Middle West
England
Charles 1
Floridian rescue after shark incident and storm damages
In Florida George Worthington and Dr C A Nichol were dragged by a large shark. A tramp steamer rescued them after they lost sight of land. A heavy sleet storm caused extensive damage to wires and injures on icy pavements. The Chamber of Commerce elected F A Smythe president with Gates Hill and T Tucker in key roles. Green Line sought a one year extension on its belt line franchise. Orrin Dole, village marshal, died in Detroit and was buried locally. Poisonous plants in the US include ivy sumac hemlock and pokeweed. Berlin engineers developed a wax cylinder recorder for telephone conversations. A new air plane landing device uses taut wires and spring frame to stop a descent on ships.
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Florida
George Worthington
Dr. C. A. Nicholas
Worthington
Rome
Lessons From Americas Conference Promote Peace in Central America
Washington, Feb. Hughes praised Central American republics for resolving disputes through conference. He urged continued friendly arbitration, noting U S assistance remains available. He urged calm relations and progress over war, stressing integrity and peaceful solutions among the republics.
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Washington
America
Hughes
United States
Hugh
United State
Booze Tot Conspiracy Indictments In Pennsylvania
Five prominent men from Pennsylvania and Washington D C are indicted by a grand jury on conspiracy in connection with bootlegging activities. Warrant action and further enforcement details are expected. Indicted figures include Adelbert Summer Washington D C Vibtent Schonherdt Maurice P McGrath and John H Dailey with ties to Pittsburgh Johnstown and Somerset.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Fliers Enroute To Aid Injured Lumberjack Near Beaver Island
A lumberjack, 20 miles from Beaver Island near Charlevoix, is injured after a crash on the Beaver Island air route. Rescue fliers from Grayling and Selfridge air base began air medical aid as water routes are blocked by heavy traffic. chances of survival depend on rapid air reach.
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Mount Clemens
Mic
Grayling
Selfridge
Beaver Island
Michigan
Charlevoix
Jess
Beaver Isla
Revolt in Ukraine Kills Many Reds, Seizes Southern Region
Copenhagen reports from Moscow confirm a large number of Bolshevists dead in a Ukrainian revolt. A siege is said to be in effect in southern Ukraine as authorities begin court actions to quiet land titles in Ridgeville. In Los Angeles a masked operation by local and federal agents emerges in the murder case of William D Taylor, a famed motion picture star.
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Ukrainia
Moscow
Seige
Charles P. Smith Joseph
Humphries
Humber
Ridgeville
Los Angeles
Tod
Departn Justice
William D Taylor
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