Steubenville Probe 15 Ended
A grand jury investigation into the Steubenville murder and related law enforcement lapses concluded its inquiry with authorities reporting no indictments. Attorney General Crabbe backed Deaton’s findings that pursuit of a special grand jury would be wasteful and emphasized ongoing efforts to enforce Prohibition laws amid a diverse foreign-born population.
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Coolidge Sticks To Mellon Tax Plan In Full
Washington January 22 President Coolidge has refused any compromise on the Mellon tax plan. House Republicans urged White House to soften the bill but were met with a firm stand. The White House says regular Republicans should back the Mellon bill and signals a veto if Congress alters the over all tax reduction package.
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Court probes nurse in court over Miss Burns illness
In Los Angeles Justice Hanby ordered an investigation into Edith Burns inability to appear as a witness in the Horace Greer preliminary case. Miss Burns had failed to appear while Normand chauffeur was on trial after a shooting incident. The judge sent an officer to check Burns health and summoned her physician to testify.
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Lenine Death Sparks Russian Future Questions
Washington reports the death of Nicola Len in g the so called iron man of Russia. Lenine married but had no family. He authored works on Communism and Socialism. Dora Kaplan, a Socialist, shot Lenine but he survived until a natural death. His wound hastened death. Senator Borah calls Lenine's death a setback to Russia and its recognition in Congress.
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Labor Party Seizes Control and Baldwin Resigns
Arthur Henderson is to become home secretary as Labor and Labor Socialist allies reassure the press no radical measures will be tried. The government shifts from Tory to Labour-Socialist hands with little public alarm. Baldwin announces resignation in the Commons, adjourns until February 12 as the new administration forms. Columbus report notes $17.5 million stock issue authorization for Union Gas & Electric Company by the State Utilities Commission.
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Democratic leaders assure no price gouging at convention
In New York Democratic leaders arranging the national convention's details next June to nominate a presidential candidate gave assurances that theater and hotel prices would not be excessively gouged. Key figures present include Cordell Hull Norman E Mack Homer S Cummings and Clark Howell.
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Coolidge ordered Teapot Dome oil lease probe in Senate
Washington Jan 22 President Coolidge backs a full and complete investigation into the Teapot Dome scandal. The press was instructed to pursue justice into undisclosed dealings with Sinclair and his associates. Archibald Roosevelt and Wahlberg testified amid probes into possible criminal wrongdoing.
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Navy inquiry shocks Congress amid political turmoil
In New Orleans on January 22, Secretary Albert B. Fall said he would comply with a subpoena to testify on naval reserve land proposals. He described uncertainty about the issue and noted the parties involved, while Democratic praise and Republican opposition framed the surrounding controversy.
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Anti Saloon League Names New Officers
The board of trustees meeting yesterday in Columbus elected new officers for the Ohio Anti Saloon League. James A. White and Rev T Hare were affirmed in roles, with White expected to run as a candidate. Montgomery, New Concord, and Maskinewin County received positions, while David Teachout of Cleveland joined the headquarters committee. G D Selby of Portsmouth was named vice-president.
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Citizenship examination being held in Elyria
Examination day opens at Elyria with Judge H Esrine presiding over the immigration hearing. About ninety should appear to take the test as part of the government process. Most are described as foreigners who seek a better life in this country and must report to the court house for the session.
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Child labor week proclaimed in Ohio as nation eyes future
Fragmented wire service style clipping notes Ohio Governor Donahey proclaiming January 27 as child labor week. The item references demands ahead of the future of the nation and mentions the difficulty of maintaining order. It captures a period tone with brief mentions of Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus datelines.
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Bok Offers to Turn Over Peace Plan Submissions
Ewan W. Bok, promoter of the 100000 peace plan project, tells the Senate investigating committee he will turn over all 22184 peace plans from the recent contest and allow the senate to select the one they deem best. He offers to pay $100 for the chosen plan and to defray nationwide referendum costs if required. Bok defends his spending, aims to unite the American people for world peace, but committee members dismiss the offer as futile.
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Glistening Midnight Chenille Cape at Motor Heat Show
A striking cape of midnight bile chenille material drew attention at the Motor Heat Show held at Grand Central Palace in New York City. Designers Colla and Kein showcased the piece with white katinsky fur trimming and bold bands, drawing praise for its craftsmanship and dramatic appeal.
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Lafollette to present oil price regulation bill in senate
Washington on January 22 reports Senator Lafollette Republican of Wisconsin said a bill to regulate oil and gasoline prices would be introduced soon. He tied the measure to last spring’s litigation over fuel pricing..
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Steadi Stock Day Mixed Oils Weakness After Noon
New York stocks opened steady with oil shares under pressure near noon after producers and refiners held up. Sinclair Oil slipped on Tea Pot Dome testimony, while General Electric rose on rumors of a split. Cleveland and Chicago activity showed cattle and grain movement, with Liberty bonds opening firmer in early trading.
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Movement launched over sugar holdings in Louisiana family
Washington dispatches report a movement within the fy Comm YA in Louisiana to reexamine the sugar schedule at the U S tariff commission amid alleged sugar holdings by family members. A. W. Kliefoth accuses the Communist Party of America of aiding Prussia to topple governments as Russian forces near Europe. Elbert Gary says the eight hour steel workday is progressing well.
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Next President of Nicaragua Named Luis Filipe Corea
Reports from Managua say Luis Filipe Corea is expected as Nicaragua s next president. Corea has served as charge d affaires in Washington and practiced law in New York, shaping his profile for regional leadership.
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Kilmer Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure all for kidneys liver and bladder. It claims mild rapid relief and offers a sampler bottle for ten cents with a mail order to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Federal grand jury probes poison whiskey mail order scheme
Philadelphia reports a special federal grand jury investigating a claimed nationwide conspiracy to flood the country with poison whiskey via a mail order scheme. The jury was secretly drawn a week earlier as a. Washington notes the Senate foreign relations committee approved two treaties from the Mexican claims conventions and recommended ratification.
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London Woman Electrical Contractor Lights Up City
A London woman has built a successful career as an electrical contractor. She has installed electric plants in many country houses and is now tackling large illuminated signs across the metropolis.
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Duchess Atholl Breaks Ground as First Duchess MP
The Duchess of Atholl, one of eight women elected to Parliament in Britain, becomes the first Duchess to sit in the House of Commons. Her historic role marks a milestone for women in the UK political arena.
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