Ohio State sows doubts over drunken campus rumors
Testimony before a special probe committee in Columbus covered campus drinking, alleged Soviet influence, and student conduct. University officials and instructors denied widespread misbehavior while addressing rumors about parties, fraternities, and faculty associations.
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Albert R. Chandler
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State Prohibition Department
Woman shoots and kills marine at Castle, Pa.
A woman identified as Tucker shot and killed a Marine at Castle, Pa, then wounded herself. Police say the weapon was fired after the initial shooting, and the woman was captured at the scene with a minor wound. The incident occurred amid a broader report on radical influences at Ohio universities and university investigations.
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Kirby Case Faces Sixth Trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio during Josiah Kirby's sixth trial officials fought over alleged jury influence linked to the $30 million Cleveland Discount Co collapse. Federal Judge John Killits overruled a defense motion and urged no reporter briefings to avoid tainting jurors while government witnesses testified in a case about misusing tails fin pamphlets to misrepresent the firm's finances.
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Cleveland
South Observes Lee Birthday Anniversary in Georgia
Across the south on January 19 tributes honored General Robert E. Lee birth anniversary. Daughters of the Confederacy coordinated ceremonies with governors and officials speaking as Jackson’s Jan 21 anniversary was also marked.
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Severe European storms halt travel and ice Baltic waters
Jan. reports from Leningrad Odessa Paris and London describe Baltic ice extending toward the Kiel Canal threatening a Baltic closure, Black Sea storms striking the Odesa fleet, and French coast damage with continued heavy snow causing travel disruption. Northern England endures severe snow.
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Baroness Clifton to Beadmitted as Barrister in England
London January 19 Baroness Clifton daughter of the seventh Earl of Darnley will join the English bar next week becoming the first peeress admitted to practice law in England and among the few women barristers.
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Baroness Clifton
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England
Census of Industry Census Taking 1926 Manufactures
The Bureau of the Census in Washington is sending schedules for a census of manufactures for 1926. It asks for employees, salaries, wages, materials, and the value of products manufactured in 1925. Special agent F. L. Mabee, based in Washington, D. C., oversees the work.
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Washington
F. L. Mabee
Census Department
Washington, D. C
Crosby Chases Trout Tales at Banquet
The remarks by George Ely Crosby, famed fly caster, veer into a humorous misquote laden vignette about a big bundle of trash and a housekeeper during a trout fishing week. The speech touches on finance and fishing knowledge in a lively, storied aside.
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Y M C A Secretary Voices Boy Welfare at Rotary
W O McClellan, general secretary of the Y M C A, told Rotary Club members the boy problem is universal and tied to fatherhood. He cited that 76 percent of crimes occur before age 22 and urged genuine leadership, home stability, and hands on youth work beyond paid organizers to guide boys.
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Rotary Club
McClellan
George McCallister
Scout
Sheriff arrests man for possession of liquor on Oberlin road
Sheriff Under Wall stopped a man walking erratically on the Oberlin road and found a quart bottle of corn liquor in his pocket. The prisoner gave the name William Buchinski and will have a hearing this afternoon.
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Oberlin Road
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Woman Injured in West River Street Auto Crash
Mrs George Reiehtly of 688 West River Street suffered facial lacerations after a car she rode in with her husband collided with a parked vehicle owned by Late Stanfield on West River Street. The Stanfield car damaged its rear fender. further details were reported by Tollie.
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George Reiehtly
Tollie
Fire devastates oil plant amid massive blaze and evacuations
A large fire at an oil facility forced firemen to withdraw from the site as flames spread to reservoirs. Help came from Boston and nearby towns while thousands of autos flocked to the scene. Police manned lines and officials warned of potential explosions as damage is projected to be heavy.
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Revere
Malden
Medford
Melrose
Somerville
Adam The Chronicle Telegram Want Page and Pays
Adam The Chronicle Telegram reports on classified wants and payments. The page lists job requests and salary offers from local residents and businesses, highlighting wage ranges and preferred qualifications.
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Adam
Chronicle Telegram
Senate Fight Delays Final Vote on World Court Plan
Washington reports peace talks between the administration and world court supporters failed as Sen Cole Blease opposed a February 10 court vote and proposed December 8, 1926. Court leaders pressed cloture while divisions persisted among supporters. Administration postponed tax cuts until a final vote or date on the court is set.
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Cole Bisase
South Carolina
Blease
Borah
Idaho
Valentino Granted Divorce in Paris Decree
Mrs Rudolph Valentino was granted a divorce from her husband the sheik of films by French courts. The couple wed in Indiana and had separated after Natcha Rambova Valentino traveled to Paris for the divorce action. Valentino said he would aid his wife in gaining freedom and planned a new film project.
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Rudolph Valentino
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Natcha Rambova
Paris
Man Ordered to Pay Wife Support in Divorce Proceedings
Andrew Fazekas of Lorain was ordered by Judge A R Webber to pay his wife Helen 50 down and 20 weekly during their divorce pendency. The case featured Fazekas claiming his wife and her mother inflicted wrongs while the husband declared he hates both.
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Local Institute Programs Highlight Reforms and Agriculture Talks
A Ridgeville and Amherst Institute series features speakers on reforms led by pastor at the Methodist church, Florence Lu Ganke on Head Over Heels, and Welty discussing farmers tax money. Barter discusses potato growing, with music from old-time fiddlers and Ridgeville High. Meals by Parent Teachers. Amherst follows Feb 26-27 with Mr Miller and Dr Rutledge.
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Portman
County Board of Education
Labor Policy Outlined by Ohio State Federation of Labor
Horace Beaver reports from Columbus where the Ohio State Federation of Labor holds a special conference. The executive board presents a program of labor policy addressing eight concerns including enforcement of the eight hour day on public work, a proposed state constabulary, threats to workmen compensation law, efforts to nullify a primary law, extending judges terms, and nullification of constitutional rights by state courts. The federation urges vigorous, nonpartisan political action to strengthen labor protections and initiatives.
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Horace Beaver
Carpenter's Union
Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Ohio
Stock Market Report From Cleveland Livestock
Receipts noted for cattle calves sheep and hogs with slow market. Cleveland market shows choice fat steers 11 to 12.50, mixed hogs 12.23 to 13.15, dairy cows 4 to 6.75, lambs 13 to 15.75 and sheep mixed 8 to 12. Calves 12 to 15, heifers 5 to 9.60, bulls 6 to 7.50. Toledo listings call for steady hogs and cattle.
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Toledo
Labor unions urge joint committees to pick primary candidates
The passage calls for formation of legislative and judicial committees in each Local and Central Labor Union and joint committees in every State Senatorial District. It urges Central Labor Unions to collaborate with local unions to select primary candidates for Legislature and Judicial offices, ensure fitness and affiliation, and have 30 candidates approved for full Organized Labor support. The Ohio Federation of Labor would collect committee member names to coordinate information and assist local committees.
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Ohio State Federation of Labor
New Jersey Governor Seeks Joint Effort To Break Coal Monopoly
Gov. A Harry Moore in his inaugural speech calls for cooperation among New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania to form a tri state commission to dismantle the anthracite monopoly and ensure affordable coal not over ten dollars per ton. He attacks the trust controlling 98 percent of Pennsylvania anthracite and the rail lines out of the field. The ceremony drew dignitaries and crowds to the Capitol Theatre as the Great Seal passed to the new governor.
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New Row Seen in Army Air Service
Washington Jan 29 The War Department plans to assign air officers to the general staff overturning earlier indications that such officers would remain outside the staff. Secretary of War Davis signaled the Morrow board’s recommendation would be implemented, placing all officers on the general staff regardless of War College graduation.
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Filing of tax returns delayed until revenue act passage
Washington January 19 The Internal Revenue Bureau announced that federal income tax returns will be extended pending enactment of the new revenue act. Officials expect passage before March 15, though taxpayers may close books and compute net income now. Once blanks are released, they will be sent to taxpayers.
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