Abandonment Authorized for Chicago Peoria and St Louis Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington approved the abandonment of the 284 mile Chicago Peoria and St Louis railroad in Illinois. Also noted are Russian and US policy statements, debt settlements, and various national and international incidents of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis
Illinois
Ohio gleanings show varied local events and incidents
Logan Kiwanis underwrite 3500 for city playground equipment. Cincinnati woman Stella Means Lewis fined 100 for disorderly conduct after selling her baby for 350. Sugar Creek miners return to work ending five day strike over unequal work days. Highland County February deaths exceed births by 20. Several homicides accidents and legal notes across Ohio cities including Salem Dayton Canton and Cleveland.
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Logan Kiwanians
Stella Means Lewis
Cincinnati
Sugar Creek
Athens
Ohio Collieries Company
Highland County
Willian Albert Rich
Clevland
Omaha
Cleveland
George H. Reid
Quartermaster Corps
Portsmouth Police
Marion
Charles Price
Eaton
Donahey
John W. Post
Salem
T. W. Thompson
Pressley Combs
Springfield
Albert, O. Woodward
Sarah
Toledo
John Deuchler
Attica
James Brooker
Akron
John Murphy
Henry Klabunda
William Priver
Martin Priver
Frank Woods
Marysville
Dolittle Mine
Dennison
Sherman Deaton
Urbana
Crabbe
Stark County
Dr. Walker
Alliance
Ethel J
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Steve Tryon
Norwalk
Alex George
Lima
Black Hand
Bayen Stoloff
Amela Peters
Robert Mayers
Logan
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
Marietta
New
Mechanicsburg
Elks
American Legion
Hocking
Lee Fortney
Ohio
Middleport
Lottie Steinmetz
Max Dembowski
Hamilton
New Lexington
Sonte Lines
Mae Cu
Tate
Papee
Peter Devine
Youngstown
Treasury
A. J. Reading
Columbus
Mt. Sterling
National Bank of Logan
Herbert R. Harrington
John W. Jones
F. M. Bowen
Charles G
Martin Langhough
Richwood
Dayton
Narcissa Jackson
East Liverpool
F. J. Lewis
Dover
Benjamin Reed
Lehman Brothers
Portsmouth
Joseph Ferry
Elizabeth Rich
Canton
Kirchbaum
William B. Jones
Westmoreland County
George Brown
Defiance
Cetelia
Miller
Brown
Bruno Lewandoski
Brecksville
Herbert H. Vogt
Massillon
State Supreme Court
McGhee
Vogt
Genoa
Winfield
Rhodert
Millard Carter
Plain City
Grand Jury
Old Hook
Licking River
Zanesville
Muskingum Valley
Ohio Collieries
Fred H. Goff
Cleveland Trust Company
Nelsonville High School
Michael Maslanka
Timbermem
Peas
Liberty
Poincare clashes in Paris Chamber over Ruhr credits
In open session Premier Raymond Poincare calls Deputy Andre Berthon an abominable scoundrel. The chamber erupts in pandemonium as deputies hammer desks and ushers rush about. The uproar follows Berthon's demand for immediate discussion of the government’s request for supplemental Ruhr occupation credits.
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Berthon
Ruhr
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Leon Daudet
Andre Berthon
M. Berthon
Poincare
Landry
Finance Commission
Flood Threat Looms Over Sioux City Area
Flood fears rise as Floyd River overflow endangers about 400 homes in Sioux City and the bottoms. Backwater from the Missouri River raised levels three feet in six hours, threatening lower floors of six buildings and a potential 50 mile spread if the gorge breaks. smaller gorges also impact Onawa and Omaha Creek near Homer.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Floyd River
Sergeant Bluffs
Onawa
Homer, Nebr
Omaha
HAST BOUND Train Schedules Noted in Newhorfolk Wester
The Newhorfolk Wester issue lists hast bound trips on September 24 1923 with limited readable times from Hillsboro and other stations. While text is garbled some times appear as 0:00 and 7:00 a.m. departures with service on Sunday.
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Newhorfolk Wester
Farmer pulls sleigh to hospital through mountain drifts
Leroy Shippe of Mohawk Trail section strapped to a sleigh after his horse failed to plow Florida Mountain. He dragged his sick wife eight miles to a hospital in North Adams Massachusetts. The trip took about three hours in semidarkness and left Shippe exhausted at city limits.
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North Adams
Mass
Florida Mountain
Leroy Shippe
Shippe
Mrs. C. M. Watson Dies in Fairmont West Virginia
Mrs. Clarence M. Watson wife of the former United States Senator Watson died at her Fairmont home after illness in Southampton and while en route from England she sailed toward the South of France for health treatment. The couple had arrived in New York from Southampton and halted in Southampton when illness worsened.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Clarence M. Watson
United States
Watson
French to Reinforce Ruhr With 20,000 Troops
War Minister Maginot announced in the Chamber of Deputies that Paris will reinforce the Ruhr with 20,000 French troops within a few days.
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Paris
Ruhr
Maginot
Chamber of Deputies
Gems Stolen on Broadway in Broad Daylight Heist
Two well dressed young men smashed a window at Silverstein's jewelry store on upper Broadway this afternoon. They traced a small square with a glasscutter then broke the pane with a brick and grabbed $10,000 worth of jewels before fleeing in a waiting taxicab.
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New York
Silverstein
Upper Broadway
Broadway
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Russia
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Federal Trade Commission
American Tobacco Company
Scotten Dillon Company
The
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C. F. Adams
Harry B. Sloan
Midwest Jobbers’ Association
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Lexington, N
Lakeland
Tri-State Steamship Company
Detroit
Robert Anderson Pope
Alaska Communication Service
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Senate
Madison
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New York Academy of Medicine
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Walter
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Granite City
Ill
Henry J. Allen
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Jackson Valley
Tone
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Frederickstown
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Et & Ferry
Bridgeport College
Bridgeport
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Baptist Home Board
Mobile Box Company
Navaco Station
Mobile, Ala
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Charles §. Bouton
Federal Bureau of Crop Statistics
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Arkansas
Harding
Daugherty
Miami, Fla
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
England
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Royal Weaving Company
Pawtuecket
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Po Ilee
Wisconsin National Guard
Julius 8. Walsh
St. Louis
Archibald M. Bliss
Congress
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Louis F. Payn
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H. A. Gobin
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A. A. Ve Wortemouth
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Lawrence Ragland
Milford
Batavia
Sfebly
Daniel W. Murphy
Howard
Joseph Murphy
Joseph
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Gwynne Bidg
Canal
Cincinnati, O
F. Roudebush
Couries Blook
Toane
A. B. Nichols
H.L. Nichols
Chols & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Tavia
Burtay
Aeanita
Awson E. Bradley
First National’ Bank
Cincinnati Ohio
Grant
Ely
Hamilton Bldg
Mainst Batavia
H. L. Nichols
Provident Bank Bldg
Clermont County
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne
Millett
Orman L. Burnet
Woodliet Bidg
George M. Epply
New Richmond
E. G. King
Calis St
Williamsburg
Watkins
Fee Naylor
Des St
Court House
Amit Ralal
Rong Ie” Oe
H. Stirling Moore
Omesh
Desidence
Lanly
Glen Rosé
Z. T. Reno
Glen Rose
Clermont Courier
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