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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1925

Page

2

World News Digest Highlights Economic Pressures and Global Tensions

The article surveys leading events from Washington and beyond, noting President Coolidge urging continued government cutbacks to keep costs at three billion dollars, and a Senate move on freight rate inquiries. It catalogs treaties, labor amendment defeats, gold exports, court actions, and international incidents, including Italy, China, and Hungary.

Coolidge The Business Organization of the Government Washington

Memorial services honor dead Ohio newspaper correspondents

Ohio officials and journalists gathered in the statehouse hall to pay tribute to fallen reporters from Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland, with speakers including Gov. Donahey and A. E. McKee. The memorial was led by John T. Bourke, president of the Legislative Correspondents association.

Columbus Charles Fritzche The Columbus Citizen Frank A. Philbrick Columbus Dispatch Gov. Donahey A. E. McKee Columbus Ohio State Journal A. I. Vorys Caleb McKee John T. Bourke Cleveland News Legislative Correspondents Association Senate Taxation Committee House Senate A. V. Donahey Harry D. Silver Robert A. Taft

Malarial inoculation aids paralysis treatment at Massillon hospital

Dr. Arthur G. Hyde reports the Massillon state hospital used malarial inoculation in treating paresis with fifty cases to date. Several patients returned home to resume work, and results appear more favorable than prior methods. The hospital, serving about a quarter of the state population, was first in Ohio to adopt this approach. No ill effects noted and improvements seen even in advanced cases.

Canton Massillon State Hospital Arthur G. Hyde Hyde England Germany Massidon State Hospital Ohio

Nome Faces Air Lift for Diphtheria Crisis

Dr Curtis Welch warns that the anti toxin arriving by ship and dog relay may be too late to save Nome Alaska The plea shifts to air delivery with endorsers Erik Nelson and Roy Darling ready to fly in bad weather A second aviator Ralph Mackie accompanying the relief mission is also mentioned

Nome Alaska Arectic Curtis Welch Seattle Chamber of Commerce Welch Seattle Erik Nelson Roy S. Darling Fairbanks Ralph P. Mackie

Indiaman Killed in Herrin

Indiana gunman William Howard, 32, of Bicknell, dies in a pistol duel with two Herrin police at the Lyman Hotel cafe after a spree of terror in Williamson County. He allegedly terrorized guests and staff before the confrontation ends with his death.

Herrin Irl Indiana Jack Dempsey Williamson County William “Bill” Howard Bicknell Ind Lyman Hotel

Mass Rally at Madison Square Garden Honors Lenin

About fifteen thousand spectators wearing red ribbons flowers or handkerchiefs filled Madison Square Garden to mourn Nicolai Lenin while two hundred policemen kept others from entering. C Ruthenberg released on bail from a Michigan jail addressed the crowd as they cheered and then sang the Internationale.

New York Madison Square Garden Nicolai Lenin C. ®. Ruthenberg Michigan

Airplane Fire Extinguisher Device Introduced by Turin Inventors

Ferre Brothers airplane pilots announce a new automatic fire extinguisher attached to the engine. The device activates on explosion, with Experianta said to prove successful though specifics are not released.

Turin Italy Ferre Brothers

Meningitis Outbreak Feared in Columbus Ohio

Sudden deaths of two Ohio State University students within two days prompt Columbus health authorities to tighten precautions against a potential cerebro spinal meningitis outbreak.

Columbus Ohio State University

Moors Burn Bandit Town Tangier

Forces of Rift tribesmen in Morocco burned the town of Tazernt where Raisuil, a noted bandit, has been living. Raisuil’s son and his nephew were wounded in the attack on the town.

Tangier Morocco Tazernt Raisuil Railsuil

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