Danville Fire Destroys Thacker General Store and Nearby
A Saturday night blaze in Danville destroyed the Thacker general store in the C. M. Rice building and spread to adjacent shops and residences. Loss estimated at 50 000 to 60 000 with insurance covering about a third. Volunteers aided, Mt Vernon aid requested but unavailable due to no waterworks.
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F. W. Teacher General
C. M. Rice
Thacker
Sir
Vernon
Thacker Store
Dersens
Roscoe Remington
J. C. Burris
Mt. Vernon
Joseph ¥. Blubaugh
Wlaxé
Wade Watson
Houshold
Paul Joney
Mr. Vernon
Dr. Dailey
Sellers
Carl Sellers
Alop
Clintons M. Rica
Dwight Hyatt
Wilton Wagner
Bol Bi, Rice
Roy Rice
Buckeye
Kenyon College
Remington
Howard, Gambler
Brink Haven
Coshocton County
Poland President Assassination Report and Local Aid
Messages of sympathy were sent from Mt. Vernon to Danville after an assassination threat and ensuing distress. Officials defended actions by explaining staffing limits and the impracticality of full aid, while the Chamber of Commerce pledged support and solidarity with Danville.
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Danville
L. Beam
Hoy L. Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Vernon
Committee named to take action on Keller testimony
The House Judiciary Committee formed a sub committee to decide action on Rep Keller's refusal to testify about impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. The panel will hear more testimony, with Woodruff, Johnson, and Justice Department officials likely to testify. King George declines to meet unemployed demonstrators in London.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Keller
Woodruff
Johnson
Wolstead
Department of Justice
Central Ohio Faces Coldest Weather of the Season
Central and western Ohio report record cold with lows near five degrees at Columbus, rising to six later. Forecasters warn continued cold today with warmer conditions possible Tuesday. Nearby, Chicago drops below zero for first time this winter, and Havre Montana hits 32 below as northwest regions shiver.
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Columnus
Ohio
Columbus
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Northwest
Upper Lake Region
Middle
Wostern Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
United States
Appalachian Mountains
Havre
Mont
Butler Nomination to Supreme Court Reported to Senate
Pierce Butler of Minnesota is reported by the judiciary committee to the Senate for associate justice of the Supreme Court. A subcommittee inquiry found no opposition and recommended favorable action on the nomination.
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Associated Paessy Washington
Pierce Butler
Minneota
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Donahey names first two appointments in Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports Governor elect Donahey selected J. A. Mockstroth of The State Journal as private secretary and Price Russell of Creston as counsel for the Ohio Farmers Fire Insurance Co and executive counsel in the governor's office. Mockstroth has spent a decade as a news writer for The State Journal and previously worked for the Dayton Journal and the Canton Repository. he is 35.
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Donahey
J. A. Mockstroth
State Journal
Stat
Price Russell
Creston
Ohio Farmers’ Fire Insurance Co
Leroy
Meckatroth
States Journal
Dayton Journal
Canton Repository
Two Outlaws Killed by Moros in Sulu Island Attack
A 15-man Moro band attacked a constabulary detachment on Secuban Island in the Sulu group. Two outlaws were killed and five constabulary soldiers wounded as telegrams from Manila reported today.
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Manilla
P. 1
Constabulary
Secuban
Sulu
Bandits Escape With 200000 In Denver Mint Robbery
Three masked bandits raided the Denver mint as gold worth 200000 was loaded into federal reserve trucks. A guard was shot and likely killed while guards opened fire from the mint. The robbers fled in a car with two vans aiding, taking 50 sacks of 4000 dollars each.
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Associaree Press
Denver
Colo
William Havener
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Denver Mint
Mint
Focal Federal Reserve Bank
TJ. Grant
Grant
Walsh Found Not Guilty In Dec Murder Case
Thomas Walsh, business agent for the Sheet Metal Workers' Union, was found not guilty by a jury today of the murder of George Gast, a worker in a Walter in a veins tube project once run by Adolph George Jr. The lengthy trial ended after over a year of legal back and forth.
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Associated Presst Curiace
Thomas Walsh
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
George Gast
Walter
Adolph George, Jr
Seamen Fight Freighters Across Icy Lake Superior
Nine freighters battle through ice and spray on Lake Superior to keep channels open and haul the last cargoes of the year. The ordeal has claimed many lives with nearly a dozen dead near Portage Lake, and 27 more deaths added as survivors of the tug Reliance face a long trek to safety.
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Lake Superior
Gf Tee Associates Press
Chicago
Portage Lake Ship Canal
Reliance
Lizard Island
Sault Ste. Marie
See
American exports hit yearly peak in November total
U S exports in November reached the year’s high, with overseas trade totaling 252 million dollars, according to Commerce Department figures released today.
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the Associates Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
Oil can blast at Puritan Coal mine kills man
C L Ward aged 45 died instantly when a can of oil he heated at the Puritan Coal mine exploded today. The accident occurred in McArthur with officials reporting no other injuries. Ward was a miner at the Puritan plant.
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THE
Associated Press
McArthur
C. L. Ward
Puritan
New Plans for Straits Offered by Russia Plan calls for international board of control
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin proposed to the Near East conference commission a plan for an international board of control governing the Turkish straits. Members would include Germany the United States France England Italy and all Black Sea border states.
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Tchitcherin
Russia
Near East Conference Commission
International Board of Control
Germany
United States
France
England
Italy
Black Sea
Gas fumes claim another life in Springfield home
William Rest, 39, was found dead today from gas fumes in a Springfield residence. A vacant flooded room contained a gas stove left on full blast, investigators reported confirming accidental death.
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Price
Paeses
Springfield
William Rest
Consulates Ordered Closed in Primoria City
On December 1 in Vladivostok the Soviet administration of Primoria ordered the consuls of France and 19 other nations to close their offices and depart within a week. Britain Italy Germany and Austria were not affected. consulates of Belgium Holland Denmark Sweden India Estonia Poland Latvia Czecho Slovakia and Georgia were told to leave.
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Vindi
France
Great Britain
Ialy
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Hinland
Esthenia
Poland
Latvia
Czecho-Slovakia
Georgia
Governors Lunch With President
Washington reports describe a White House luncheon where President Handing discussed prohibition enforcement with governors. Attendees included federal officials Haynes Mellon Daugherty and the group debated division of enforcement between federal and state authorities.
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Washington
Sioner Haynes
Mellon
Daugherty
Tuyil
Fieldls
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