Nations urged to lead world in armament restraint
President Coolidge urged moderation in armament at a Washington conference and said nations should invite others to pursue similar programs. Other items include appointments, budget bills, and international diplomatic moves with Houghton, Warren, and Deneen named to posts. a bridge memorial bill. and a naval defense warning.
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United States
Coolidge
National Conference On National Defense
Washington
Potomac
North
Resources and Deposits Soar in Buckeye State Banks
Ohio banks report 1924 gains with total resources at 1.876 billion dollars and deposits at 1.608 billion. Savings and time deposits rise to 876 million. loans climb to 1.174 billion. Cash in vaults up 14.2 million. capital and surplus grow by 6.1 and 6.7 million respectively.
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Columbus
Ohio
TATE
H.E. Scott
Scott
Pastor Heads Raiders raid West End with police
The Rev John Herget pastor of Ninth Street Baptist and Hamilton County grand jury foreman joined police on a raiding tour through West End sections to gather firsthand information amid a probe into vice gambling and liquor law violations. Cleveland Miss James B Ruhl wife of Judge Ruhl died of a heart attack at Mt Vernon Va during her husband's sermon at Masonic ceremonies Washingtons tomb. Dayton One woman dead and two more injured in auto crashes after safety talks to schoolchildren all day. Warren Mayor Marshall orders gas hawks cleaned up and notes several women have been attacked after dark urging escorts for women and girls. Mansfield Mrs Emma B Hughes_matron of Richland County Children's Home_ her son Arthur Hughes_ and governess Elizabeth were exonerated from all charges by home trustees. Canton President Coolidge asked to intervene in Edna Bond moonshine case sentenced to seven years the harshest for a woman in similar offense. Marion Hisse Jones shot by brother in law Bert Radburgh mistaking her for a burglar. rescue aided by heavy coat she carried. Pomeroy Drillers strike oil on a twenty acre farm of Robert Crew producing twenty five barrels. a third well found. Youngstown $2 500 000 approved for a new seamless tube mill by the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co President James A Campbell announces.
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Cincinnati
John Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Ottawa Newspaper Woman Marries Columbus Grove Man
Miss Maude E Mullen a 45 year old Ottawa reporter married Robert Hoston Martin 65 of Columbus Grove on February 21. The romance began after Mullen’s October accident near Columbus Grove when Martin jumped on the car to shut off the engine saving a passenger train chase. Martin long served the B and O railroad and lived in Columbus Grove.
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Ottawa
Columbus Grove
Maude E.mullen
Robert Houston Martin
Martin
Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton
B. & O. Railroad
Lima
Chillicothe Observes First Blue Sunday Under Proclamation
Chillicothe joined observances of the first blue Sunday as Mayor A. P. Minshall enforces blue laws. Wreaths and signs reading Chillicothe at Rest appeared in storefronts along with bier cartoons and crepe decorations. One arrest occurred when a grocer faced a sugar sale charge to a restaurant owner.
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Chillicothe
A. P. Minshall
Germany Mourns First President Ebert in National Service
Thousands crowd Berlin as bells toll for Frederick Ebert the first president of the republic. Party leaders clash over succession while Otto Braun and radical factions spar amid grief and public homage at the presidential palace and Brandenburger Gate.
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Ebert
Germany
Berlin
Luther
Herr Ebert
Fredrich Ebert
Otto Marx
Theetate
Wilhelmstrasse
Prince August
Kaiser
Brandenburger Gate
Unter Dep Linden
Nemesis of Runners Killed in Niagara Falls Bombing
Orville Pewster, customs inspector and key figure in the Federal drive against border liquor and narcotics smuggling, was killed when a dynamite charge hidden in his car exploded. Niagara border liquor ring operatives are suspected. Chief T M Hennessy and police found a metal box with a copper wire spring in the wreckage.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Orville Pewster
Niagara Border
T. M. Hennessy
Customs Inspection Service
French Banquet Security Blocks Communists Interference
Marseilles hosted 1000 police and a similar number of plainclothes secret service agents surrounding the hall where former President Millerand spoke to prevent Communist disruption at the banquet.
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Marseilles
Secret Service
Millerand
John D Rockefeller Improves at Golf in Florida
Ormond Beach Florida John D Rockefeller aged 88 enjoys daily rounds and shows notable golf improvement along with better health. He plays better than many men decades younger and maintains an active routine at the links.
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John
Ormord Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Tram Strike Shuts Mexico City Trams
Mexico City tram traffic halted by officials acting for the Alliance of Employee of the Mexican Omnibus and Tramway Company due to non recognition of the union. No disturbances reported yet, but thousands walk or ride makeshift conveyances as police reserve guards stay ready at the federal garrison for any restart trouble.
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Mexico City
Alliance of
Mexican Omnibus and Tramway Company
Srevice
Carp Frozen in Texas Cold Snap Kills Thousands
A sudden December cold in Texas froze shallow lake waters killing thousands of carp while perch and catfish survived and were later caught.
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Texas
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