Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1920

Page

6

Prisoners in Mexico and Major Policy Moves Dominate Washington News

Two Americans, Homer Carr and a man named MacDonald, were taken prisoner at Jiminez, Chihuahua. The Senate passed the $440,000,000 sundry civil appropriation bill. Other items include Bonillas detained in Mexico City, calls for price relief, sockeyé salmon treaty, and various legal and economic developments across the United States.

Homer Carr MacDonald Jiminez Chihuahua State Department Washington United States Senate Ignacio Bonillas Mexico City Canada

Ohio Gleanings Highlight Crime and Civic News Across Cities

Lima considers city hall sale while Mayor Burkhardt lends support. From Akron to Youngstown and beyond, the round up notes robberies, murders, strikes, wage hikes, school changes, road and transit issues, and civic reforms shaping Ohio communities.

Lima Burkhardt Building Committee Council Albert S. Flax First Christian Church Bellaire North Hill

Alleged Profiteer Faces Heavy Fine in Federal Case

Binghamton merchants found guilty on eight counts of profiteering in a federal indictment. John A. Roberts Company of Utica awaits potential fines approaching the $55,000 ceiling, following a Weed's Inc. precedent. Six counts cover specific urban price hikes on suits with varied cost and sale prices. The case ended in three days after the Roberts firm did not produce books.

Binghamton Union News Service Syracuse N. Y John A. Roberts Company Utica Harland B. Howe United States Martin Manton Weed’s, Inc., Clothiers Utica Corporation Weed Gordon H. Smith Manton Smith Binghamton Corporation Roberts Company

Indictments in Sugar Profiteering Case in New York

United States District Court charges two firms and two men with sugar profiteering. Economy Wholesale Grocers Company of Chicago and Abraham Gladstone allegedly sold 50 600 pounds of sugar in New York on May 1 at 24 cents a pound, bought at 15% cents. Netter & Company of Nassau Street and Morris Sprit of Waterbury are accused of selling 52 000 pounds at 26½ cents a pound, cost 18.67 cents.

F. W. Parker Picture Play Syndicate Harriett. Mills Cleveland John V. Lakes Trenton Cincinnati Cox State Highway Advisory Board Hamilton Columbus Ohio Linden Paul Raymond Tharp New York Snow Delta Toledo People’s Savings Bank Mark Caster Harry Brown Port Clinton John Doss Ottawa County Leonard Nolta Edward Collins Ohio Penitentiary Brown Nolta Collins George Hess Willie Schlaged Youngstown Hoboken N. J Fritz Rueckert James Pahl Tiffin United States Naval Academy Annapolis Norwalk Walter Harmon van Wert Wiltshire Frank Keim Acme Laundry Company Steve Kokzolko Martins Ferry Budd Altstatter Columbus Grove Board of Education of Millersburg Henry Crabtree Norfolk and Western Railway Chillicothe Henry B. Woodard Yale Wniversity United States District Court Netter & Company Nassau Street Morris Splrt Waterbury Conn

Embargo on Sugar Export Favored by Senate Panel

Washington reports the Senate Agriculture Committee voted 6 to 3 to favor a report on the McNary Bill creating an export embargo on sugar. Support came from Senators McNary Capper Kenyon Norris Harrison Kendrick and Ransdell. Opposed by Senators Smith and Ransdell. The committee amended the measure to exempt sugar from foreign countries and their nationals refined in the United States. Early Senate action was planned by Senator McNary.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee McNary Charles L. McNary Oregon Arthur Capper Kansas William 8. Kenyon Iowa George W. Norris Nebraska Pat Harrison Mississippi John B. Kendrick Wyoming Hoke Smith South Carolina Joseph B. Ransdell

Embargo on Coal Urged by Walsh in Senate

Senator David T. Walsh of Massachusetts urged an embargo on the export of bituminous coal to prevent industrial paralysis and called for ICC information on overseas coal movement. Senator Howard Sutherland of West Virginia blocked immediate action with an objection.

Washington Senate David T. Walsh Massachusetts Interstate Commerce Commission Howard Sutherland West Virginia

Troops Deployed After Bristol Riot Violence

Governor Beeckman ordered three troops from Bristol Rhode Island after a strike sympathy protest turned riot when attackers assaulted young women clerks and employees of the National India Rubber Co. in Bristol.

Bristol R. I Beeckman National India Rubber Co

Senate panel backs Poindexter anti strike bill

The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee moved a favorable report on the Poindexter bill aimed at preventing railroad transportation interruptions caused by strikes of railroad employees.

Washington Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Man cites 26-year chronic bronchitis relief from Peru-Na

E J Tovalik of 1438 Rose Street La Crosse Wisconsin details long illness with chronic bronchitis. After using Peru-Na his hoarseness and fatigue improved, he plans to keep Peru-Na at home and endorses its use for catarrh related ailments. Both tablet and liquid forms are available.

E. J. Tovalik Rose Street LaCrosse Isconsin Peru

Blind man finds trouble with ease

A brief note states that trouble follows a blind man with surprising facility, illustrating a sharp aphorism about misfortune appearing regardless of awareness. The line underscores a theme of inevitability and hardship tied to perception limits.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harding Federal Reserve Board Edward A. Brand Tanners’ Council of the United States Senate Committee of Inquiry Atlantic Gulf Coast Navy Navy Department Railroad Labor Board Howard Elliott The Association of Railway Executives Interestate Commerce Commission A. B. Anderson Indianapolis American Woolen Company Federal Grand Jury American Woolen Company of Boston William M. Wood Sterling South Dakota Joint Congressional Baltimore Michigan Central Bay City Mich Leo P. Morton A York Cubs Park Chicago McCoy District Supreme Court Mary Kenna Eikins Blaine Eikins Stephen B. Eikins Cuba Lusk Joint Executive Committee Ernest Emily W. C. West J. G. Montgomery Prohibition J. L. Moore Keller Wash Edith Gould George J. Gould Carroll L Wainwright Bishop Wainwright Peter Stuyvesant Elkton, Md Trompe Torson Solsberg Paulina Maclay Hoyne Eeecat Minneapolis Huff Creek Logan W. Va Palmer Carlin Virginia Wood Senate Investigating Committee William Cooper Procter Hiram Johnson California Lowden Delaware Wolcott Dover Saulsbury Frank H. Hitchcock Maj. Gen Leonard Wood Wood Organization New Jersey Rodolfo Herrero Coyulta Puebla Carranza Ireland London Szetozar Boroevic Vienna Adolpho de la Huerta Sonora Mexico de la Huerta Pablo Gonzales Teheran Constantinople Persia Minetic Man Winnipeg Government Institute For Trustment of Tuberculosis Thomas Cadiz New Nelsonville James Carr Wilber Donley Coshocton Defiance Gas and Electric Company Defiance Council Koehr Clarence Valentine H. O. Stanley Damascus Alliance Republican State Central Committee A. W. Abele Lawrence County Board of Elections John W. Joyce Harold C. Kagy Kagy Baltimore and Ohio Sidney Piqua Pioneer Polo and Shaft Company Homer Jaccaud Joseph J. Gill Seventeenth Steubenville Otto Frantz Northern Ohio Traction Company Massillon William Smith East Youngstown C. E. Stailey Portsmouth Athens Susanne Robinson Cumberland Guernsey County Tiffin Consolidated Telephone Company Euphria White Basil Nathan White BE. R. Graves Women's Baptist Missionary Society of Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sandusky BE. L. Hannon Fairfield County Sunday School Association Lancaster Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Communist Party of America Chillico Benjamin Bellamy Mqnor Lewis Herman Bertha John Henry Rosenbloom Federal Department of Agriculture Stark County Electric Railway Company State Industrial Commission E. 0. McGraw McGraw Tire Company Palestine Miami Fla State Bureau of Markets F. G. Steele McKinley Newark James M. Hanley 165Th Infantry St. Paul's Catholic Church Akron Lorain Stanley Jacobsky St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Peter Lubanovitch Sause William Yost Orphans’ Home Flat Rock Cleveland Evangelical Association Bayer Mrs. Atwell Florida Dean Ida B. Atwell William St Key West Doan Arthur Gomez Notary Public Doan's Foster -Milburn CO Buffalo Holland Loch Bunt Price Drute A.g.richards Medicine Co Shenmanter E UA
Search Courier

Search the The Clermont Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Clermont Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication