Federal reserve profits loan proposed to aid cattle producers
Everett C Brown says legislation to turn over 100 million dollars of Federal Reserve bank profits to be joined by the railroads and cattle institutions would support livestock producers. The move aims to allow many cattlemen to stay in business and continue production.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Everett C. Brown
National Livestock Exchange
Brown
Germany asks US mediation on reparations
Berlin April 21 The German government formally asked the president of the United States to mediate the reparations question. The note, sent by the American commissioner in Berlin to Washington, is signed by Chancellor Feren bach and Foreign Minister Dr Walter Simons. Germany pledges to accept mediation without reservation and to comply with any award by President Harding after review.
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Associated Press
Berlin
United States
A Department
Washington
Ferenbach
Walter Simons
Germany
Harding
Lonnie Eaton Life Sentence Commuted
Lonnie Eaton, condemned to death for murder in Ouachita Parish, had his sentence commuted by the state board to life imprisonment. The hanging date was set by Governor Parker, but the sheriff forgot the execution, leading to the legal deadline passing.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Lonnie Eaton
Ouachita Parish
Eaton
Futate Pardons Board
Daton Rouge
Parker
Theatrical Producer Morosco Seized Under Dry Law
Oliver Morosco, theatrical producer, held on $1000 bail in Brooklyn federal court after police prove he possessed 92 liquor bottles beyond a permit. He sought a transfer permit from New York official to move liquor from his Great Neck home to Los Angeles, with 40 barrels prepared for shipment.
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New York
Oliver Morogco
Brooklyn
Morosco
Charles R. O'Connor
Great Neck
Sant Angeles
Osborn Lectures On Narcotics At Local High School
Dr. K. F. Osborn of the National Anti Narcotic League spoke at the high school chapel on narcotics in a talk titled Poppies Nightshade and Shadows. He warned youths of the dangers of opium belladonna and tobacco, described their effects, and cited four laws of narcotics with supporting statements from prominent figures.
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National Anti-Narcotic League
K. F. Osborn
National Anti Narcotic League
Chapel
Osborn
H. C. Koch
Mt. Vernon
United States
Garden of Eden
India
China
England
the East India Company
Federal aid for roads urged at Good Roads convention
The U S Good Roads Association adopted resolutions at its Greensboro convention insisting on continued federal aid for state highway construction. They urged creating a national road fund and noted wartime loan program results as support.
Governor Doyle statement on Ohio public service control
From the executive mansion Governor Doyle, confined by tonsillitis, issues a writent stating that public service corporations in Ohio seek control of the ree sett do plaiity to be soon slope aalaat. The Associated Press report from Columbus dated April 21 notes his condition and the charge against the entities.
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Associated Pros
Columbus
Executive Mansion
Doyle
Ohio
Investigation Continues Into Tito Luigio Case
Washington April 21 The department of justice leads a thorough probe into Tito Luigio held in Scranton Ta on suspicion of complicity in a Wall street explosion. Flynn chief William J. Flynn says Luigio identified by several as the wagon driver but identification is not fully reliable. Oblet Mynn may travel to Scranton to take charge of the matter.
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Washington
Tito Luigio
Scranton
Wall Street
Department of Justice
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Luigio
Flynn
Oblet Mynn
Elks Club Plans Early Sale Of Circus Tickets
The Meilhs club finance committee met Wednesday to set ticket sales for the Elks circus event on May 24. Tickets are released this morning and placed in several stores, with members of the club also selling them.
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Meilhs Club
Elks Mous
Wis
Changes in Panama Affairs by War Dept Expected
The Banner reports Secretary Weeks will visit and oversee Panama Canal administration changes. He notes canal employees receive higher pay, 60 days’ leave, free quarters, reduced transport, and at cost commodities, prompting broader reforms in pay and privileges.
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Uy Associated Press
Banner
Washington
Panama Canal
War Department
Wack
Canal
United States
Weeks
Faubiies Gee Ues
Youthful Bandits Rob Real Estate VP of $20,000
Five youths in an automobile held up John Allberg vice president of a real estate firm in Chicago this morning. They escaped with $20,000 he was carrying to a downtown bank. The heist occurred April 21 as the group fled the scene.
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Associated Breasto
the Banner
Chicago
John Allberg
Conference urged by Farmers Union to reform industry
The National Farmers' Union asked President Harding to convene a conference of basic industries, railroads, labor, and agriculture to address industrial evils. Delegates presented a memorial at the White House, seeking vigorous leadership to restore normal workshop and factory conditions.
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Associated Prest
Washington
Harding
National Farmers’ Union Convention
White House
House
Death of Clinton township resident John Hagaman at 86
John Hagaman, 86, longtime Clinton township resident, died at 8 15 Thursday at his Granville road home after a several day illness. Survived by two sons H Hagaman G R Hagaman and four daughters Mrs Wrench W Severns Mrs F H Brayno Mrs H W Blair and Mrs W J Russell along with 16 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 1 PM at his home with Rev A D Mink officiating. Interment in Mound View cemetery. Member of Gay Street M church and Co F 143d regiment Civil War veteran.
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John Hagaman
Clinton Township
Realdenta
Granville Road
Mr. Hagaman
Co. F
Tegiment
H. Hagaman
G. R. Hagaman
Mound View Cemetery
Hugaman
Gay Street
Ohio River Dam No. 23 Completed at Millwood
The Ohio River lock and dam No. 23 at Millwood West Virginia, built at a cost of 1 1 2 million dollars, was completed today by the government. It enables improved water navigation on the river system and marks a major milestone in regional infrastructure.
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Ohio River
Millwood
W. V
Uae
Farmer Finds Small Fortune While Plowing
Henry Dam, a 25 year old descendant of Virginian settlers, found a small metal pot wrapped in buckskin while plowing near Brushes Mountain. The pot contained about 13,000 in gold and 600 in silver along with other currency, with the latest coin dated 1823. He kept the discovery secret until April 21.
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Associated Press
Danner
KM. Va
Henry Damfron
Virwinis
Brushes Mountain
Snall
Cameron
Complaint Against Fishermen Obstructs Dial Bridge Area
County Surveyor Van Voorhis reports fishermen blocking a road near the Dial bridge with autos. Traffic is hindered and a buggy fell into a ditch due to insufficient road space. Fishermen are asked to move their parked machines away from the bridge approaches.
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van Voorhin
Dial Bridge
van Voorhis
Morgan Township School to Close
Exercises marking the clone of the school session at Ewart school in Morgan township will be held Friday with a noon dinner on the grounds and a 1 30 commencement program in the school hall. County Supt. Z Marriott and Dist Supt Mt C Knowles will speak.
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Ewart
Morgan Township
Marriot
Mt. C
Knowles
Cudahy family scion dies in Los Angeles suicide
John P. Cudahy 43 year old member of the Kansas City packing family was found dead at his Los Angeles home. Police say he killed himself by placing a shotgun in his mouth and pulling the trigger with his toes. The family had lived in Paradena and Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Bannery
Los Angeles
John P
Jack) Cudahy
Kansas City
Packers
Holly+ food
Galion businessman to address Chamber of Commerce
Announcement that Hugh Diamond of Ion Ohio has been secured to address the Chamber of Commerce at the next meeting on Wednesday April 27. The event is organized by the membership committee led by A G Gibbony. Dinaer served by Methodist Protestant church ladies, with a committee meeting at 7 this evening at the C of C building.
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Hugh Diamond
Ion, O, Han
Chamber of Commerce
Diamond
A. G. Gibbony
Galion
Auc
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis
Harry Lauder
Focal Chambers
Vernon
Gibbony
Methodist Protestant Church
A. B. Jones
A. G. Gibbons
Organization of War Staff Formed Under Pershing
Secretary Weeks announced a new war staff headed by General Pershing to handle field operations in war time. The staff will be separate from the chief of staff office and will be skeletonized, focusing on strategy and organization, with experience drawn from Chaumont in World War I.
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Washington
General Pershing
United States
Weeks
Permpbing
Chaumont
Boston cashier confessed city treasury shortfall
An audit ordered by City Treasurer Thomas W Murray revealed a 40000 shortage in the accounts of Thomas J O Daly cashier of the treasury department. Mayor Peters said O Daly confessed to the city auditor J Alfred Mitchell that funds were abstracted over the last ten years some tied to stock speculation and the cashier had no property.
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Boston
Thomas W. Murray
Thomas J. O'Daly
Treasury Department
Peters
O'Daly
J. Alfred Mitchell
City Funda
Haywood Said to Have Fled From Country
Federal informants report William D. Haywood secretary of the I W W fled the United States before his Leavenworth sentence. ACLU official says Haywood arrived in Russia with rumors of his exile confirmed by associates of the I W W.
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Haywood
Chicago
William D. Haywood
The
Industrial Workers of the World
Leavenworth
Katy
United States
Moscow
Riga
Associated Prea
New York
Oftelate
American Civil Liberties Union
Sily Bill" Haywood
Russia
I. W. W. Lends
Senator Harrison Attacks Col Harvey Ambassador Pick
Mississippi Democrat charges President Harding’s choice of George Harvey as ambassador to Great Britain is a reward for discrediting Wilson. He calls Harvey an unsuited, vindictive agent likely to influence London against the League of Nations.
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Associated Proms
Washington
Beaseer Harrison
Misaieeippi
Senate
George Harvey
Harding
Great Britain
Wilson
Mississippi
Harrison
Col
Harvey
London
League of Nations
Knox Redistricting Bill Advances in State House
The House adopted a joint resolution to redistrict state senatorial districts and sent it back to the Senate for concurrence. The plan places Knox County in the 16th district and rearranges Marion Hardin Union Delaware and Morrow counties.
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Associated Press
Bannery
Child barred from the field's millions
The Supreme Court ruled today that Marshall Field heirs, Henry Anthony Marsh and Pogay Marsh, are not entitled to the Marshall Field millions. The decision clarifies inheritance rights within the Chicago family, affecting the Field estate and its fortune.
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Associated Press
Benner
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International Filth Service Artift
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Luigio Gage
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Knox
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