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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1923

Page

2

Vast US and world events span finance war and policy

A sprawling Washington dispatch notes shipyards building 216 steel ships for private owners, plus a series of senate and cabinet actions on agriculture, reparations, and war veterans pensions. Other items include strikes, crimes, explorations, and international tensions across Europe, Mexico, Ireland, and Canada.

Department of Commerce Washington American Shipyards

Scott Coal company mines sold to John Marchesi Jr

John Marchesi Jr buy s three Midvale Scott Coal fields with 600 ton daily capacity. The list of Ohio items covers robberies accidents and deaths across Lima Kenton Alliance Akron Columbus and more with officials and notable figures named.

Scott Coal Company Midvale John Marchesi, Jr Philadelphia Howard Mitchell Lima Kraus & Rice Kenton Donahey John E. Monger Columbus Greenville Catherine Duzeek Alliance James M. Cox Lancaster George Kraus, Sr Susan Kraus Pomeroy Ross County Emanuel Enos Ashtabula Nicholas Jentgen Tiffin Canton Joe Fernandez Newton Price Muskingum River McConnelsville Findlay Harry R. Rodabaugh Youngstown Sandusky Perry Charles Marquis Star Window Akron Herman R. Witter William L. Thompson Cleveland Bessie Connell William Lowe Newark Lowe Edward Antone William W. Worthington Hamilton Cincinnati Dwight Booth Plain City August Scheiderer Jessie Well Georg Watson Lumbus Supreme Court Wesley Miller John O’brien Farmer Addison Caldwell Ohio N. B. C. Love Perrysburg Love Rushville Fairfield County

Tragic Crossings and Highway Woes Highlight Ohio News

A Delphos train crossing crash killed Walter Poling and Joseph Bonsansen as snow obscured the view for driver and engineer. The tally of 1922 liquor fines in Ohio reached 2,066,233 with state federal and local shares. other items include deaths from accidents and illness, cabinet appointments, and a series of crimes and disasters across the state.

Walter Poling Joseph Bonsonsen Delphos Catherine Seever Cambridge Cleveland John J. Dugan Pennsylvania Railroad Steubenville A. V. Donahey John B. Harper Coalton W. E. Baker Columbus H. H. Lieberman Toledo James R. Anderson London Stephen Anderson Warren Nick David Frank Baker Seville Medina County Ohio Akron Representative Knight Borah Idaho Joe Fernandez Canton Elizabeth Rich Daniel Eric M. Tasman St. James’ Episcopal Church Bucyrus Christchurch Bridgeport Frances T. Allen Ashtabula Petroleum Iron Works Petroleum Youngstown Janie May Bradford Bradford Springfield Robert St. Philomena Church Cincinnati Susie Abdallah Hammon A. Cole Charles Wills Zanesville Ferry Cap and Screw Company Ferry Company Ohio Buick Company B. F. McDonald Newark Don V. Parker Ashitabula Donahey Perry Smith Mexico City A. N

French Armies Ready to March Into Ruhr and Rhineland

Paris reports France’s Rhine army gathering to march on Poincare order with engineers and captains collectors at the core. Troops recalled from leave converge on posts while Degoutte keeps units in quarters to prevent street clashes. Details of the plan remain secret as Paris weighs German resistance and British diplomacy.

Poincare Rhineland Paris France Raymond Poincare Ruhr M. Poincare M. le Trocquer Rhine Degoutte

Church Report Attacked in New Public Document

Marshall Olds, economist, releases critique of the Inter-Church World Movement 1919 steel strike report. He says the churchmen's document contains misrepresentations and fraudulently sworn affidavits and that some informants were radical or liberal in affiliation.

New York Inter-Church World Movement Marshall Olds United States Steel Corporation Olds

Reds Attack Heaven Moscow During Christmas Protests

Antireligious demonstrations erupted in Moscow amid Christmas activities. The events centered on theaters hosting lectures and satire, with plans to distribute millions of anti religious pamphlets and to burn effigies in prominent squares. The Workingmen's Gazette fronts a red illustration depicting young Communists and Bolsheviks assaulting Heaven’s gates.

Moscow Workingmen's Gazette Heaven

Cork battle ends after long siege with deaths and injuries

Free State forces won a seven and a half hour fight around Cork. Seven irregulars were killed and 19 wounded after attackers, led by a man disguised as a priest and accompanied by a woman, captured the Mill street outpost near Cork.

Dynamite Found at Haverhill Shoe Factory

Police learned of 172 sticks of dynamite found in a case on the main floor of Knipe Brothers Inc shoe factory in Haverhill Massachusetts. Experts said the explosive could have blown up the entire plant. The firm with 225 employees has faced labor trouble for months.

Knipe Bros., Inc Haverhill Mass Knipe Brothers, Inc

May Postpone Hanging of Edith Thompson

The Home Secretary may delay Edith Thompson execution after her lawyer F A Stern submits new facts to the minister. The Daily Express reports the consideration follows legal arguments presented by Stern regarding the case.

London Home Secretary Edith Thompson F. A. Stern The Daily Express

Woman Accused in High Profile Jewel Theft Plot

Detectives reveal a well known city and Palm Beach figure as the prime mover in a scheme to steal 500000 dollars worth of jewels from Mrs Irene M Schoellkopf wife of a Buffalo millionaire.

New York Palm Beach Irene M. Schoellkopf Buffalo

Midshipman Lord Released From Navy Court Martial

George M. Lord a first class midshipman from Honolulu was released from arrest and confinement after the Navy Department set aside the verdict and recommendation of dismissal. He is restored to duty with his class and local authorities have no information on the department's reasoning.

Annapolie Hazer Annapolis Naval Academy Navy Department George M. Lord Honolulu Lord

Hillsboro Road Noted for Sardinia Connection in Minor Rail Update

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Sardinia connection affecting Hillsboro branch service with references to a Filleboro route, possible timing at 7:16 a m and mentions of rain related delays. No clear dates or complete entity list available.

Hillsboro Sardinia Filleboro D. m

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