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The report outlines shifts in diplomatic postings with Alanson B. Houghton named ambassador to Great Britain and Kellogg moving to state. It notes Hoover-era policy debates, Navy aircraft orders, Muskie Shoals leasing plans, and various congressional actions affecting immigration, tax, and infrastructure.
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Ohio Redistricting and Appointments Headline State Politics
Governor Donahue sent first confirmations to the senate including reappointment of B. F. McDonald as prohibition commissioner. Senator Price proposes redistricting changes while Franklin County remains in the twelfth district. The 1913 Cox-era map would be revised. past efforts faced referendum defeat. The General Assembly discusses child labor amendments and expansion of judge terms. Janet Hills signals wage equality aims with a lobbying push by the National Woman's Party.
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Ohio Pastors convention to hold dinner during event
The sixth annual Ohio Pastors convention in Columbus will feature a dinner on January 27 attended by most legislators as guests. Gov. Vic Donahey Lieut. Gov. Charles A. Lewis Attorney General C. G. Crabbe and Speaker Henry D. Silvers will be invited to speak, with President W. G. Thompson presiding.
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Trotsky Expelled From War Party in Moscow Dispatch
Paris Mos cow dispatches report Leon Trotsky being ruled out of the Russian Communist party. The piece credits Trotsky as the driving force behind the revolution while naming Lenin Kameneff Zinovieff Stalin and Djerzinski as central figures. Trotsky led the October 1917 revolution with Lenin in hiding.
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Britain and United States Seek Unity Over Opium Talks
With Japan aligning with the United States an official Tokyo message to Representative Stephen G Porter backs efforts for good relations. Divergence remains between Americans and British on far eastern opium policy as Lord Cecil arrives, and Porter pushed a conference of white powers bordering the Pacific.
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Tragic Backyard Shooting Ends Life of Harold McNutt
In Marietta Ohio a fatal accident occurred during a game of Indian when Norman 9% reached for a gun and fired at his brother Harold 18. Harold died instantly though Harold’s gun was unloaded. William McNutt had stored his shotguns within reach after a recent wave of crimes.
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Man Held Over Saltville Disaster Pollution Death Toll
Bristol Tennessee man Roy Patrick aged 27 is held in the Barton Virginia jail on charges linked to the Saltville muck dam collapse on Christmas Eve that killed 19 people.
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General strike opposition debated in Scranton session
District Executive Board of District No. 1 United Mine Workers of America met at special headquarters sessions to counter efforts to avert a threatened general strike by about 60,000 miners in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Death and Rain in Wake of Floods Across Three States
Flooding from ten days of heavy rain has caused multiple deaths and extensive property damage in Georgia Alabama and South Carolina. A Southern Railway passenger train plunged through a trestle weakened by Mulberry Creek floodwaters fourteen miles from Selma Alabama killing engineer L Dunham and yardman T F Foster and injuring several passengers.
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