Washington trade and diplomacy notes midyear
May imports for Washington state reached 370 million dollars while exports stood at 319 million, producing a 51 million deficit. The Washington chamber urged 1924 party conventions be held in Washington. Diplomats Fletcher and Hughes led talks in Washington with others named in brief updates on government appointments and policy shifts.
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United States
Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Notes on People Places and Events in Brief
Ohio life and fire insurers report investments totaling 10.26 billion dollars. Dayton’s Edward Weizman, 35, electrocuted at a Galliopolis light pole. Muskingum and Capital universities graduate 120 and 344 respectively. Mayor Crow exonerated by Governor Donahey. Columbus appoints John B. Youngblood chair of new prison commission with Price Russell as secretary. Several local deaths, accidents, and political moves follow across Marion, Columbus, Urbana, Piqua, and Cleveland, including a gas stove blast injury and a drowning in Racoon Creek.
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Edward Weizman
Dayton
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Charles Crow
Niles
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Piqua
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Wales Mill
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Martins Ferry
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Hazel Hartman
Canton
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Kanawha
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Andrew Martin
Steubenville
James Volk
Joseph Oliverius
Cleveland
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Hillsboro
Haynes
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Marysville
Homer Southard
Mary Ellis
Chester R. Ellis
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Horace Williams
Chillicothe
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Carnegie
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Patrick Keefe
Norwood
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Gallia County
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Brocalsa Chemical Company
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Philadelphia
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Nearbeer
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Ohio Association of Real Estate
Hunger Acute in the Ruhr District
German workers resist occupation as French forces seize main Ruhr rail lines to cut food supplies. Essen reports miners and factory workers meeting to decide actions amid passive resistance. French claim German noncooperation blocks milk and perishables. German officials say cooperation could resume exports.
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Dortmund
Bochum
Tragedy Strikes Cincinnati Professor's Family in Indiana Crash
Professor Earlé Edward Ewbank head of Cincinnati's social science department and his family died or were injured when their car swerved to avoid a collision and plunged over an embankment near New Palestine Indiana. Ewbank survived but his wife Maud Stevens Ewbank died in Indianapolis hospital. His son Edward aged 7 died instantly and the three daughters Lois 3 Lauriel 5 and Laile 8 escaped only minor injuries.
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Department of Social Science
University of Cincinnati
New Palestine
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Edward
Maud Stevens Eubank
Indianapolis
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Methodist Hospital
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Lauriel
Laile
Theaters Claim Film Trust Swings Broadway Prices
Sidney Cohen of the Motion Picture Theater Owners of America testified at an FTC probe that nearly 200 000 New York moviegoers face high prices for inferior films. He argued Famous Players Lasky and six allied houses form a powerful trust dictating terms to Broadway theaters.
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Sidney Cohen
Motion Picture Theater Owners of America
Federal Trade Commission
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Allied Houses
Bandits Rob Cashier in Payroll Heist at Long Island City
F R McGuire cashier of the Pullman Company and his bodyguard were robbed of a 22000 payroll by six armed men as they entered Sunnyside Works. The bandits struck McGuire with a pistol, grabbed the bag, and escaped in a awaiting automobile. The payroll represented two weeks wages for about 500 employees.
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F. R. McGuire
Pullman Company
Sunnyside Works
Long Island City
McGuire
Draft Evader Set for Release from Leavenworth Barracks
Orwin R. Bergdoll, a wealthy Philadelphia draft evader, will be freed from Leavenworth disciplinary barracks after a two year ten month confinement for failure to perform military service in the war. Major J A Stevens, Adjutant, said Bergdoll would be released as no warrants remain outstanding.
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Kan
Orwin R. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
J. A. Stevens
Bergdoll
Bandits Kidnap Italian Priest Near Hankow China
Italian priest Father Molotto is reported abducted by bandits about 100 miles north of Hankow, China, according to local dispatches. The incident prompts aid and security concerns in the region.
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Hankow
China
Molotto
Here
Oil Tank Fire at Atlantic Refining Plant
Lightning struck an oil tank at Atlantic Refining Company in Pittsburg, igniting a massive blaze. The entire plant burned amid intense heat while firemen fought from a distance. nearby families fled, watching the spectacular fire from hillsides.
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Western April 80 1923 Hillsboro Daily Reminder
Fragmentary notice from Nac Witarke Western dated April 80 1923 mentions Hillsboro branch and daily schedules. The readable text lists departure times at 7 16 am and 12 15 pm with 10 0 am references and local enney padays.
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