Davey Defends Soldier Bonus and Tax Reduction Plan
Congressman Martin L. Davey defends a soldiers bonus and tax reduction, arguing the bonus could be funded by a bond issue over twenty years. He criticizes Mellon plan as favoring high incomes and supports fair, non discriminatory reductions across incomes, with exact comparisons shown between Mellon and Democratic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Matlock
Elyria
F. O. Gordimer
Oberlin
Mellon
Martin L. Davey
Mellons
Davey
Grand jury session selects George Rice as foreman
The county grand jury met this morning and chose George Rice as foreman. No women on the panel this time, Mrs. Robert Aspin of Lottain was excused. Besides murder cases noted yesterday the panel will hear eleven liquor law third violation cases, bringing total to fifty five pending matters. report not expected until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
Robert Aspin
Lo- Tain
Tariff Act Costs U.S. Living Standards Rising Claim
Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts denounces Republican policies in the Senate asserting the Fordney McCumber tariff act has raised the cost of living by more than 3.384 billion dollars in its first year.
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Washington
United States
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Are You Raptured Are You Raptured
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Burglars Given Long Sentence in Wheeling Jewelry Robbery
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 15 Joseph Carney and Harry Garden of Dayton Ohio were convicted after a two hour trial of a jewelry store holdup. Carney received fifty years in the state prison the harshest sentence for such a crime in the history of the court. The pair secured about seven thousand dollars in loot.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Joseph Carney
Harry Garden
Dayton
Carney
Aftershock Fears As Tokyo Quake Hits Nearby Towns
Reports describe a series of shocks beginning at dawn with breaking glass and crashing stone as tremors subsided. Marines at the American embassy prepared wrecking tools for aid while terror spread despite limited panic. Kitagata near Yokohama is noted for damage and early casualties.
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Kitagata
Yokohama
The Way to Success Film Shown at Notary Club Luncheon
At the Y M C A Notary Club luncheon, members watched a motion picture titled The Way to Success. The film stressed advertising and merchandising, showing a manufacturer who improves after adopting a proactive advertising strategy. F Q O Wilford introduced the film and highlighted its practical lessons.
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Notary Club
F. QO. Wilford
Confesses To Slaying Wife In Bluffton Murder Case
The Bluffton murder case centers on Alfred Mohler who reportedly confessed to killing his wife. Prosecutor Lippincott plans sanity tests by brain experts. if sane, murder charges and possible death penalty. Neighbors dug a cistern at the Mohler home hoping to locate the missing Mohler son’s skeleton.
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Sanity County
Lippincott
Mohler
Bluffton
Basinger
William Mohler
Munner
Liquor Trial Continues for Steve Tropolis
The Illicit still case against Steve Tropolis remains in police court with proceedings adjourned until Thursday morning.
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Steve Tropolis
Multiple brief items span crime politics and aviation
Mapped from various city and national briefs. Creasy goes on trial for murder of Edith Lavoy. Major Baldinger ordered to retire after medical examination. standard oil raises gas price to 22 cents. Snell fails to curb debate on rules in the House. Shenandoah endures 36 hour durability test. LaFollette introduces anti-war freight rate proposal. Dawes and others seen in Perth for reparations. New York reports surreal sports scene and Ku Klux Klan reform movement forms to counter Klan influence.
Nephew charged in death of Cincinnati boy
In Cincinnati on January 15 a druggist Nathaniel Stifler swore out a warrant for Danephon Leo Miller 19 of Lexington Avenue Darton on charges of manslaughter related to the scalding death of Nathaniel Miller 3 in a residence on Becens Avenue. The boy died from burns and pneumonia after the incident.
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Cincinnati
Nathaniel Stifler
Danephon
Leo Miller
Lexacton Avenue
Darton
Nathaniel Millers
Arthur
Willtv Whitey Wins Vism Wonties and Opening Events
A garbled report mentions Willtv Whitey and local figures at a January opening event in Columbus. Governors and officials are noted, with references to attendance and remarks during a public ceremony. The piece references a political or ceremonial gathering with coaches, sheriffs, and local dignitaries.
Woman Sues Estate for Care of Deceased
Allee Whinies sues A. A. Sanders as administrator of Allen Sanders deceased for care given from January 27 1915 to January 10 1922. She says the funeral was from her home and that she received only 15 dollars, while presenting a bill for 3403 dollars which the administrator has not paid. she asks the court to allow the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Whinies
A. A. Sanders
Allen Sanders
Four Cities Vie For Democratic Conclave In 1924 Bid Ranking
Chicago and St Louis press their as the ideal compromise between Atlantic and Pacific while New Yorks bid faces anti New York sentiment. William Jennings Bryan arrives to oppose a Wall Street linked choice as Wilbur Marsh resigns from the DNC Chair. San Francisco bids include cash and entertainment funds. St Louis and Chicago outline large convention expense guarantees.
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Chicago
St Louis
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
William G. McAdoo
Tammany Tiger
McAdoo
A. A. Murphree
Florida
Wall Street
Wilbur Marsh
Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Charles Greathouse
Indianapoli
Democratic National
Ed Hoffman
Fort Warne
Ind
Howell
George Brennan
St. Louis
Rites Scheduled for Fred Meinke in Weston
The 60 year old Fred Meinke died at his Weston Ohio home. His body to be taken to his daughter Mrs Ray Tompkins 1073 East River Street for a 2:30 service followed by church services at St Johns Lutheran with Rev Birkner officiating. He came from Germany at 19 and lived here 33 years then moved to stow eight years ago. Mrs Meinke ill and will not accompany the body.
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Fred Meinke
Weston
Ohio
Ray Tompkins
East River Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Birkner
Elsra
Germany
Stow
Meinke
Lile
Question on Tariff Commissioner Sitting at Hearing
Washington January 18. A clash at the tariff commission over Henry H Glassies right to take part in hearings on a sugar duty reduction escalated as Commissioner Edward B Costigan challenged Glassie under the law barring any member with a personal stake in a commodity from raising its rate.
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Washington
United States Tarnt Commission
Henry H. Glassie
United States Sugar Association
Edward BP. Costigan
Colorado
Glassie
Commerce says exports surpass imports by 575 million in 1925
The department of commerce announced on January 15 that exports exceeded imports by 575,948,927 dollars in 1925. The report highlights a robust trade surplus for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Diphtheria War Declared in County
Dr Crawford, acting District Health Commissioner, warns of diphtheria risk for children aged six months to five years. Many miss school clinics. parents urged to consult family doctors for protection. Ohio Board of Health adopts goal No more deaths from diphtheria in Ohio through proper treatment.
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Er FP
J Crawford
Crawford
Ohio Board of Health
Ohio
Lorain Considers Ways to Fund Police and Fire Salaries
Lorain city council meets as a committee of the whole to choose among three plans to cover safety department salaries. Proposals include reducing police staffing, cutting salaries, or issuing judgment bonds and selling city property.
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Lorain
Safety Department
Curtis plan to fund adjusted compensation via new amusements taxes
The Curtis plan would tax amusements to fund payments under the adjusted compensation act. It envisions lighter taxes on tickets under 25 cents and higher charges on pricier admissions, aiming to raise at least 8 million dollars annually to cover obligations and distribution costs if the act becomes law by March 4, 1925.
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Leoves
Treasury
Stock Market Mixed With Narrow Moves in Early Trading
New York stocks opened with scant interest as prices edged within tight bounds. Reading and steel shares showed activity while oils remained steady. railways fluctuated with mixed results as bonds and commodities began the day with little conviction.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Pan American Pete
Reading
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Baldwin
Studebakers
Mack Truck
Maxwell Motor A
Texas Company
Sinclair Oil
Rock Island
Erie
Great Northern
Southern Railway
Standard medicine touted as alcohol free cold remedy
Advert says Vathee Johns Medicine, backed by long history and trusted by hospitals, now offered as a pure alchohol free tonic for colds and coughs. Claims guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous narcotics.
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Thor Sande
Hemea
Eyvsnite
John
Ohio judge fixes sentence for Columbus assailant
In Columbus Judge Sowers imposed a ten to sixteen year term on Guy Reams for attacking Mrs. Josephine Richardson of Cleveland with intent to kill. The report notes Reams received eight years as the minimum sentence and the case was decided today.
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Columbus
Janu
Welty appeals 1922 U.S. verdict in Toledo case
Former Congressman Benjamin F. Welty of Lima Ohio filed in U S district court his appeal from convictions in Toledo on October 16 1922 for collecting an illegal fee from the War Risk Insurance Bureau Washington for Franklin R Strayer a Lima co soldier now in a Toledo hospital for the insane He was sentenced by Judge Paul Jones to one year in the Dayton workhouse and fined $500.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin F. Welty
Lima
Ohio
U.S. District Court
United States District Court
Toledo
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Washington
Franklin R Strayer
Welty
Paul Jones
Dayton
Real Estate Transfers in Wellington and Lorain
A sequence of property transfers lists buyers and sellers in Wellington, Lorain, and Amherst. Notable deals include Sheffield Land Co. parcels in Lorain and Morningside allotment lots in Wellington with prices ranging from 150 to 2000 dollars.
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John Lippes
Louis Mahnic
Sheffield Land Co
Lorain
Wellington Realty Co
Harry R. Let
East Main St
Wellington
Frank Lukach
Elizabeth Muaiak
Hogan's Ad
Arthur Manning
Morningside Allotment
Andrew Toth
Joseph Boris
R. E. McMasters
John Bruce
Jackson
Amherst
Nina Hildebrand
George van Wagnen
George Hayes
Fisher-Hurst- Carter
Elyria
Ten Strong Men Wanted for Telephone Line Work
Job ad for five shift windows seeks ten strong young men to construct telephone lines under foreman C Perrin at Ohio Hotel. Apply 6:30 to 7:30 am and 5:30 to 7:00 pm.
Dead boxer Frankie Jerome dies after New York bout
Frankie Jerome a well known boxer dies from injuries suffered in a New York bout. The loss tears at his friend J B Brown a street barber who shared wartime tent duties with the boxer. Brown mourns deeply for his late friend. In a separate item Cincinnati Governor Donahey issues a requisition for Sam Wyman and three companions from San Francisco who are said to have robbed Max Munich at a Cincinnati pawn shop on March 23, 1922.
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Frankie Jerome
New York
J. B. Brown
Jerome
Brown
Columbus
Cincinnati
Sam Wyman
San Francisco
Donahey
California
Wyman
Max Munich
Todd's Tonic Promises Weight Gain And Restored Appetite
An advertisement touts Todd's Tonic as restoring weight and appetite after a long poor appetite and fatigue. The testimonial from Ernest R. Neal of Almance Ohio credits one bottle with four pound gain, better sleep, improved digestion, and renewed strength. Sold at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store and other Elyria druggists.
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Ernest R. Neal
Todd
Front St
AlMance
Ohio
Muir
Elyria
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