Mexican situation flares in Senate amid varied proposals
The Senate opened on the Mexican issue with three resolutions from Senators Frazier Norris and others. One seeks to block direct military action without a special session, another urges an investigation into alleged propaganda by foreign relations groups, and a third demands the State Department disclose oil interests in Mexico. The Foreign Relations Committee favored a peaceful arbitration approach, while dissenters included McLean Edge Reed.
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Frazier
North Dakota
Presit Coolidge
Mexico
Norris
Nebraska
Foreign Relays Committee
Investi- 2
Senate Foreignations Committee
Capper
Visas
Gillett
Mssachusetts
Swanson
Virdin
Robison
Arkans
Pittman
Nevada
Montana
Unson
Mississippi
Rether
Shipstead
Minnesota
Aft- Congress
Senate bar of Frank L. Smith blocks Illinois seat bid
Senator-Designate Frank L. Smith fails to win entry to the Senate as votes 48 to 33 deny admission amid a coalition of Democratic insurgents. Senate refers credentials to the elections committee as Smith prepares to present his case with counsel James M. Beck and Cornelius J. Doyle.
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Ware
Smith
Elections Committee
Washington
Senate
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Ler Small
Ita
James M. Beck
The
United States
Cornelius J. Doyle
Springfield, Mt
Fatal car crash near Elkton claims several lives
A northbound Washington New York express train struck a auto at Red SIM crossing one and a half miles south of Elkton Maryland. Several people were killed and so badly mangled that identification is nearly impossible. The wreckage was taken to a nearby morgue. The car reportedly bore a New Jersey license plate.
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Wilmington
Washinton-New York Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Red Sim
Elkton Md
New Jersey
Marion Boys Arrested In Wake Of Delinquency Wave
Three Marion youths aged 18 and 20 faced arrest amid a spree of 15 to 26 robberies over the past month. Arthur Fiwine Malcolm Larkur and John Erwine allegedly targeted filling stations garages and stores. loot valued around $1000. Police found a mask two bottles of acid nitroglycerin and a revolver in Erwine’s trunk.
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Marion
A1 &S J
Arthur Fiwine
Malcolm Larkur
John Erwine
Arthur Erwine
John
Poe
Ato
Erwine
Larkin
Largest gusher hits Licking County in town of Biownatillie
Newark Jan 21 The biggest gusher drilled in Licking County is spewing 600 barrels of oil daily at a site two miles east on the National Highway near Biownatillie The strike was made a week ago on the Denny farm and initially produced 86 barrels daily The well is operated by the Midland Oil Company.
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Newark
Licking County
Biownatillie
Denny Farm
Midland Off ComPany
Mexico and United States seek arbitration on land and oil laws
Mexico has accepted arbitration in principle over land and oil law disputes with the United States and awaits proposals. Mexico insists the US must propose questions and method of arbitration while retaining its right to make laws. Injunctions against oil laws progress in Mexican courts with a decision expected by Monday.
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Mexico City
Mentco
Unitedstates
Nmaw
United States
Mexico
Walt
Believe Miners to Seek Renewal of Wage Agreement
Ohio delegates to the International convention in Indianapolis next week will ask for renewal of the Jacksonville wage agreement of 1922. The District 6 United Mine Workers report a prepared wage scale committee, but floor debates on union card mine control delayed the committee’s report.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
United Mice Workers of America
Jacksonville
Ohio flood warnings ease as statewide rivers recede
Waterways in Ohio remained above flood stage with residents displaced in Hocking and Scioto valleys. Weatherman Alexander reported most damage localized, noting rising levels on the Scioto and Muskingum basins while several rivers fell back below critical marks. Columbus Scioto at BT feet and Cincinnati Ohio River at 33 feet were cited among others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alexander
Hocking
Scioto
Athens
Dover
Tuscarawas River
Fort
McConnellsville
Muskingum
Coshocton
Walhending
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Scioto River
Circleville
Chillicothe
Defendant in Trial Fails to Appear in Court Today
The State of Ohio v Paul Momna drew one trial in the two court rooms as officers waited since morning. Momna, charged with manufacturing intoxicating liquor, was arraigned and bound over on 2500 for his appearance. A large crowd watched for his arrival. evidence and apparatus were brought in. The case could proceed this afternoon if Momna reaches the courthouse from Cleveland.
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Bemsr
State of Ohio
Paul Omna
Momna
O E Rankin
Jast
Cleveland
Provocent Woman Dies in Canton Colonial Figure’s Kin
Provant Woman dies in Canton. Amaria Brush, 3, descendant of William Brush first governor of Plymouth Colonies and mother of Louis Brush, Salem publisher, is dead here today. She formerly taught literature at Mount Union College.
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Provaent Wom
Canton
Amelia. Brush
Willam Brush
Plymouth
Louis Xf. Brush
Salem
Mount Union College
College President Addresses Elyria Graduation Night
The January graduating class of Elyria High School, 47 students, received diplomas at Commencement in a ceremony featuring a large audience, orchestra performances, and a speech by Dr. E B Brynrx of Ohio University on "The Things That Count." The program included invocations, a Girls Glee Club number, a trombone solo, and the presentation of diplomas by a board representative before the farewell song "Elyria High Farewell."
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Elstia Bigh School
Catharina Corparo
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Moon
Ebb Brynx
Ohio University
C. P Shively
Elyria High School
Robert Birdsall
iMline Evelyn Bird
Shively
Mid Sear
Board of Faucation
Jay Howenstine
Board Presentativa Bo
Elyria High
Mary Griffiths
Hryan
Two Men Deny Liquor Charge In Court Here
In Elyria police court two men faced liquor possession charges after raids by state officer Rankin with sheriff and city police assistance. Geneva, of 312 East Broad Street, and Sam Hatzman, of 17 West Avenue, pleaded not guilty and were released on $500 bond each with cases continued to Saturday January 29. Rankin said liquor was secured at both homes.
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O E Rankin
Sheriff's Office
Elyria
Geney
Fast Broad Street
Sam Hatzman
West Avenue
Rankin
Painesville
Lakes County
Seth Paulin
Felix Jones
neKro
George Diethorn
Victor Klein
Charles Pacen
Dominic Sanzobrino
James Long
Ray Roltz
Irla
House of Correction
Paulin
Portland
Willoughbe
Andrews Institute
Efforts Underway To Free Passengers From Rammed Ship Creole
New Orleans Jan 21 efforts were under way to land 290 passengers from the steamer Creole of the Southern Pacific Line after being rammed by an unknown ship near the harbor. Early reports said all passengers were safe and uninjured with damage estimates not yet available.
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New Orleans
New York
Southern Pacific Line
Educators deny senator charges high school pupils not morons
Ohio educators rejected Senator Herbert’s claim that 10 to 20 percent of high school students are morons or incapable of higher education. Canton Superintendent Hawkins and Capital University president Rev Otto Mees argued most pupils are capable, noting reforms broadened education and that dullards are rare.
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Columbus
Ohio
Con
International News Service
Committee On Colleges and Universities of the
Ohio Senate
Paul ‘M. Herbert
Hawkins
Canton Public Schools
Rm Columbia
Ligal
Canton
Otto Mees
Capital University (Lutheran
Owl
Two Lorain Leaders Die Within Days
Lorain, Jan 21 Two prominent Lorain men Dr F C Hoffer 48 president of the Bearc h of Education and longtime school official and Harry Baxter 64 civic leader and former service director die within days. Hoffer died of influenza after a week of illness and Baxter of apoplexy at his home. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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Lorain. O
Lorain
F C Hoffer
Bearch of Education
Harry Baxter
Banks to Charge Fee for Handling Checking Accounts
Banks in this city and Lorals county will charge a fee for handling small checking accounts after March. A proposal approved at a bankers meeting forms a committee to set details. The fee targets checking accounts so small they are an expense to banks, and excludes savings accounts and depositors with both types.
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Lorals
Norris Takes Stand For Defense In Fort Worth Murder Trial
In Austin on January 21 Rev Frank J Norris, former Haplist evangelist turned defendant, testified in his own defense for the July 17 1926 shooting of D E Chipps a lumbeman. Norris said he had known Fort Worth mayor H C Meacham since 1920 and 1922 and revealed his church published The Searchlight with him as editor in chief. He denied recognizing Chipps prior to the killing and described conversations with Meacham about threats against his life.
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Norris
Dallas
Fort Worth
H. C. Meacham
Meacham
Chipps
Beacham
the Searchlight
Grand Jury
Moses
Deb. Chipp
McLean
McLean, Scott, Sayers
Search abandoned for boy swept into Lake Erie
Coast guard boats, fire ships and airplanes hunted all day for a boy carried out into Lake Erie on a cake of ice after a shore ice break. Despite distress signals from the youth and rapid rescue efforts, no trace was found and the search was called off.
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Clevelany
Usau
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Evacuation of Shanghai As Foreign Residents Seek Refuge
The Shanghai evacuation begins as anti foreign demonstrations grow, with foreigners taking shelter on ships in the Yangtse river. Reports say Cantonese leaders position at Nanchang to renew attack on CheKiang, while Chang Tao Lin denies any alliance with the Cantonese and vows to fight Bolshevism.
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London
Shanghai
Aril‘gh
Yangtse
Nanchang
Che Kiang
Lemdecra
Kiu- Kiang
Chang Tao-Lin
Chang Kimmll
Daily News
Chang
Chaplin Sells Cash to Bar Banks in Tax Case
Charlie Chaplin eluded federal agents seeking to attach assets tied to a government tax suit. He mailed a $500000 personal check to a New York bank which was cashed into small bills. Fifteen minutes later agents arrived with an attachment order but found nothing left to seize.
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New York
Charlie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Chaplin
Internal Revenue
Ford Officials Clash Over Policies at Hearing
Detroit January hearing on government tax suit of 24 million dollars against former stockholders of Semstor James Cousens revealed disputes within Ford Motor Company. Edward Gray, Ford's construction engineer from 1909 to 1915, described influence from Canada and Chicago and inferred pressure from senior executives including Albert Kobe.
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Ingh
Fore Motor Company
Bellieg
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