Revolution Looms in Germany Says Krassin in London
London dispatch says Leonid Krassin head of the Russian trade mission in London and possible Lenine successor declares revolution in Germany likely, denies any Russia Germany alliance, says United States must intervene for peace, Russia seeks food and work not war, and predicts a German upheaval though not necessarily Bolshevik.
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London
Germany
Leonid Krevein
Nicolai Lenine
Moscow
Krassin
Europe
Russia
Ysoviet
United States
Jeu Pune Wien
Kressin
Lenine
Goddard cites low intelligence figures in lecture
Dr H H Goddard of Ohio State University told Lakewood Presbyterian Church that sixteen and a half percent of humanity has intelligence only at the level of a fifteen year old. He added seventeen percent of children stay in school past fifteen, while ten percent are below the ten year old level and warned against turning them toward crime. He proposed curricula with manual crafts for those limited to a fifteen year old level.
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Cleveland
H. H. Goddard
Ohio State University
Ohio Bureau of Juvenile Research
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Goddard
Blast Victim in Grstical Condition
Mrs. Frank Fisher of Ridgeville is in Memorial hospital with serious burns after flammable fluid was poured on a fire while starting it yesterday morning. Her father Frank Sittnger Sr. says gasoline was used instead of coal oil, and a local merchant supplied the liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fisher
Ridgeville
Wheels In Memorial Hospital
Frank Sittinger
Fire safety visit by deputy in city schools
Mrs. E. Pounce, deputy State Fire Marshal, is in the city for a three day stay. She addresses school groups and organizations on fire prevention, spoke to German Lutheran pupils, visited the High School and Catholic schools, and will address all scholars in city schools before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pounce
City &T
Po ta mine Poison Hits Norwalk Twenty Five Attendees
Twenty five attendees at a Jackson Day banquet in Norwalk are seriously ill from suspected ptomaine poisoning. The event at Norwalk High School drew prominent Democrats from northwest Ohio and speakers included Congressman Edwin L. Davis of Tennessee and Mrs Margaret Allman of Day ton. City Clerk Earl H. Clark also fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Sues to Quiet Title on Avon Lake 163 Acre Property
John Sni der files suit against the unknown heirs of Moses Pearson seeking to quiet and confirm clear title to 163 acres of land in Avon Lake. The case aims to establish ownership and resolve any competing claims to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snider
Moses Pearson
Avon Lake
Divorce case dropped from docket in Lorain suit
The divorce case of Anna Britch of Lorain against Phillip Britch, filed three days ago, was dropped from the docket at the plaintiffs attorney's request, and the costs have been paid. In Wheeling West Virginia Clarence Nex 69 notes the founder of New Ohio town died after surgery. He saw Neff move from a farm to a mining town.
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Anna Britch
Lorain
Phillip Britch
Wheeling
W. Ve
Clarence Nex
New Ohio
Neff
Britain Accepts American Debt Terms Amid Cabinet Debate
London and Washington report the British cabinet poised to accept the American terms for the 5 billion debt with options to reopen negotiations after ten years. Officials foresee a congressional request for debt funding liberalization following the cabinet decision. Senator Smoot welcomes the move as progress toward resolving the debt issue.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Harding
Smoot
Utah
American Debt Commission
Ohio farmers confront surplus as overseas demand shrinks
At Ohio State University farmers week, Professor F N Carver of Harvard warned that since 1920 foreign buyers reduced purchasing power, leaving U S farmers with surplus goods. Ohio leaders Bradfute and Lincoln praised diversification and growing support for the state Farm Bureau federation as attendance likely to top 6,192.
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Columbus
Jas
F. N. Carver
Harvard University
Ohio State University
Ohio Agriculturalist
O. E. Bradfute
Xenia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Bradfute
Morrow
Ohio Federation
Ohio
Lincoln Columbus
Irish Coast Guard Depot Blown Up in Balbriggan
Dublin January 31 Irish irregulars attacked the coast guard depot at Balbriggan sparking fire and destruction. They burned the Count Horace Pinnkat residence and set the ruins alight while the Free State authority vowed swift punitive action after kidnapping a senator last night and warnings of arrests.
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Dublin
Coast & Rd
Balbriggan
A. Ig
Horace Pinnkatt
Tha
Free State Military Authoritiee
Hergwell
Adkce
Lator Bergwell
Edail Eireann
Elyria Girl Found After Disappearance Incident
Flora Mar. 13, of 115 Mechanic Street, vanished last night. Police issued a general alarm. At 3:30 a.m. Officers Hamlin and Gibson spotted a girl exiting a car by the depot. She entered the railroad waiting room, was identified, and taken home by her father. The auto belonged to Atlee Miller of Columbus. police will review the case for any signs of foul play.
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Flora Mar
Mechanic Street
Hamlin
Gibson
Depot Street
Railroad
Atlee. Miller
13Th Bt
Columbus
Warage
Pioneer Harriet Sprague 82 Dies After Long City Residence
Harriet Sprague 82 pioneer resident of the city dies at home 500 Second Street after long illness. Born in Lawrence County New York she moved here in 1862 and joined the Methodist church serving in the Ladies Aid Society and WC T U. Survived by sons Earl B Rollin B and Frank D Sprague and daughter Myrta R Spencer. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in the MB church conducted by Rev Edwin Kirby.
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Harriet Sprague
Second Street
Lawrence County
N. Y
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. B. Sprague
Earl. B. Sprague
Rollin HB. Sprague
Monroe
Mich
Frank D. Sprague
Chicago
Myrta.r. Spencer
Grand Lodge, Mich
M B
Edwin Kirby
Sinking of the Ajax Claims 16 Russian Seamen Lost
Manila reported confirmation of the steamer Ajax from the white fleet sinking in a sewer storm in the Pasagadores channel. The loss included fourteen sailors and four officers with one woman among the rescued after clinging to the smoke stack for 48 hours in freezing conditions.
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Manila
Paris
Ajax
Pascadores
McCormicks Sail Paris To New York After Wedding
Harold F. McCormick and Ganna Walska depart Paris on the boat train to Cherbourg en route to New York. In Milan a railway station was burned down today causing an estimated loss of 250000 dollars.
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Paris
Harold F. Mc Cormick
Ganna Walska
Cherbourg
New York
Milan
Anil Traffic in Arinelands Paralyzed by Strikes
Rail trouble cripples German Palatinate and Ruhr areas as strikes halt traffic. French troops occupy Mayence station. Paris-Mayence Express halted. French planning longer stay in Rhineland Ruhr and possible Ruhr immigration. Bonar Law rejects Labor demand to convene Parliament.
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Berlin
Toflay
Reichstag
Rhineland
Hugo .Stinnes
France
Ruhr
M. de Lubersac
Mayence
Rhine
Traiis
Birikers
M. le Troquer
General Weygand
Bela
BR Devee
Generales Serte
Chauffeur Held on Bail in Infant Killing Case
Cleveland scene reports Lee B. Evarts a 35 year old chauffeur, jailed on $3,000 bail after conviction for manslaughter in common pleas court. Jury found him guilty for driving the car that struck and killed infant Margaret Mrot, then fled the scene as the baby lay near the pavement. Evarts faces a 3 to 20 year sentence.
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Cleveland
Lee B. Evarts
Common Pleas
Evarts
Margaret Mrot
Soviet Labor Aids Germans in Ruhr Strikes
Moscow January 31. One thousand rubles were raised and labor organizations to aid German workers on strike in the Ruhr district were announced today. Baby Parson Dies in Lorain. John Parson, two months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parson of Lake Road, died at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain last evening. burial planned at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Reopen Negotiations If Harding Re-elected. British Premier Bonar Law told Ambassador George Harvey that Britain’s interests would be best served by accepting American funding terms. negotiations would resume after the 1924 election, per the Manchester Guardian.
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London
United States
Concensta
Opin Ia
George Hervey
Americabassadorz
Manchester Guardian
Harding
Harvey
Rhineland
Lausanne
Hest
Moscow
Ruhr
Baby Parson
John Parson
Henry Parson
Lake Road
Lorain
Ridgelawn
Ftemetery
Manchester
Eng
George Harvey
England
Bonar Law
Britain
Hard
Plans for drastic railroad reform in the United States
A national debate over railroad control and possible government ownership rises amid party splits and labor influence. The proposed plan by Brockhart outlines five changes: restore state utilities powers over intra state transport. cap railroad valuation to market securities. halt capitalization of unrealized real estate gains. set returns not exceeding bond yields. curb excess profits of subsidiary firms like steel rail and coal suppliers. The discourse centers on regulatory shifts and potential nationalization themes ahead of party conventions.
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Ples Legislative Service
Eratic
William Alan
William J.bryane
McAdoo-Bryan
Anc
Senator
Couzens
Michigan
Cousens
Brochart
French Mailed Fist Proclamation Fails in Rhineland
Mulheim Jan 31 The French proclamation by General De Goutte aimed at driving a wedge between German labor and capital fails to sway Rhine district workers. German workers stay hostile, while the communists gain no ground. occupation continues with martial law tightening and more troops.
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Mulheim
General de Goutte
Rhineland
Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Westphalia
France
Ruhr
Woodrow Wilson
International News’ Service
de Goutte
Aunger S23
Eger
Plague Rages Among Thrace Refugees in Athens
ATHENS January 31 Refugees from Thrace and Asia Minor flood Athens and the Piraeus port crowding the city. The cathedral at Piraeus sees expatriates praying for deliverance as smallpox claims victims. Meningitis also breaks out with medical officials unable to cope.
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Athens
Thrace
Asia Minor
Piraeus
Fall injury report at Columbus street worker
Not hurt in fall a worker at 2377 Columbus street, involved with Spe & Coz? ase Supply Company, carried 74 in 2 coat pocket. Willie at work this morning, taken to Memorial Hospital with minor injuries, later returned home.
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Harley- Owens
Columbus Street
Spe & Coz
Panyy
Willie
Memorial Hospital
Assassin of Polish President Executed
Warsaw reports Josep Niewadowsi, known as the assassin of President Naruwatcz of Poland, was executed after being found guilty by civil courts in December. A separate case before Judge Thompson involved Mike Solsolowski, convicted in police court of violating health laws by offering for sale calf flesh under four weeks old, fined ten dollars plus costs and sent to the common pleas court for consideration.
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Warsaw
Josep Niewadowsi
Naruwatcz
Poland
Thompson
W. F
Vela Brown Services Under Review
A fragmentary note indicates Mrs. Vela Brown is involved in an apparent service matter. No further details are readable to clarify the action, date, or authority overseeing the case.
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Mportations
Cocoz
Ridgeville Ivate
Tee
Marchieg
Tnternal News Service
New Bond Street
Fifth Avenue
Krasgin
Central
Wil
Yiel Krassin
Ifemtin
A.S
Central News
Irish Coast Guard
Elyria
Gity
M'Cormicks Sail
ANIL
Arineland
Coblenz
German Palatinate
A Bonar Law
Labor
U. S
Brown
Iusere
Ter Ee Mre
Vela Brown
Wilt
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