American ambassador Harvey Injured In Auto Crash
Ambassador George Harvey narrowly escaped death in a January automobile accident near Cannes France. He was thrown from the car, suffering shock and back bruises, but quickly recovered enough to approve the medical bulletin after being confined briefly. Richard Crane and Wickham Steed were in the car. Crane uninjured while Steed suffered bruises.
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Bannery Soames
France
Jan
George Harvey
Great Britain
Richard Crane
Czecholovakia
Wickham Steed
London Times
Ambassador Harvey
Warvey
Crane
Steed
Psy
Associated Press
Vospanner
Washington
Harvey
State Department Today
Cannes
Herrick
Paris
Hilo
Aircraft limits debated. call for international study
The Armament Committee in Washington ruled that immediate limits on aircraft development are impossible but backed creating an international commission to study the issue. The sub committee report argues that restricting aircraft would hinder commercial progress, while proposing a commission of experts to examine the entire problem and report later.
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Washington
U S Ships Improve Lead in South American Trade
A Commerce Department survey shows foreign shipping led by foreign vessels carrying the bulk of cargo between the United States and South America. In the first ten months of 1921 trade with the east coast of South America accounted for about five percent of total U S foreign trade, with exports twice as large as imports, while American ships gain on routes to and from the west coast of the continent.
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Washington
South America
Commerce Department
Mayor Oles Continues Housecleaning in Youngstown
Youngstown mayor George L Oles presses a city wide housecleaning that led to 124 arrests yesterday and will continue indefinitely. He visited police headquarters to praise the force, declaring anyone without visible means of support would be jailed, while most of the unemployed inmates could not prove they had work and were released.
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Youngstown
George L. Oles
Olos
Chicago Records Big Earthquake
An earthquake of moderate intensity was recorded by the University of Chicago instruments. First tremor at 11 17 p m, peak intensity at 11 28 p m, fading by 2 15 a m. Likely centered about 500 miles southeast of Chicago.
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Chicago
Jan. S
University of Chicago
Newberry Declares Innocent In Ouster Proceedings
Senator Newberry Republican of Michigan, defending against Henry Ford’s ouster suit, proclaimed he knew nothing of the campaign fund’s collection or expenditure. He asserted no unlawful acts occurred in the 1918 primary or general election and pledged to face any outcome with a clear conscience. The address concluded at 2 p.m. with a single head clap as Senator Walsh began questioning.
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Washington
Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Senator Newberry
Senate of
United States
Walsh
Montana
Arbuckle Trial Set to Open Wednesday in San Francisco
The second trial of Roacoe Arbuckle for the death of actress Virginia Rappe will begin Wednesday in San Francisco Superior Court following Friday's proceedings in Los Angeles.
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Ban Francisco
Roacoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Will
Flay
F W Kahri Purchases Cooper Insurance Agency
Announcement on Monday disclosed Fred W Kahri bought the John Cooper Insurance Agency, succeeding after the founder’s death. Bert Houns had run the business for Mrs Ellen Whiteside, daughter of the late John Cooper, since then.
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Fred W. Kahri
John Gooper Fire Insurance Agency
Bert Houns
Ellen Whiteside
John Cooper
Marquis Okuma Still Alive After Reported Death
A Tokio report datelined Jan 9 said Marquis Okuma, aged statesman, remained alive at 5 PM after coma led to death reports. Earlier dispatches from Tokyo via London and Honolulu claimed his death, with one noting the physician’s mistake about the coma and that he had regained consciousness and was breathing faintly.
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Preas
Tokio
Marquis Okuma
London
Okuma
Honolulu
Lutherans Seek More Men for Ministry Campaign
Wittenberg College partners with Lutheran synods of Ohio Indiana Michigan Kentucky and West Virginia to recruit more men for the ministry over the next two to three months. The campaign centers on fathers and sons banquets held in cooperating churches.
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Springfield
Lutheran Church
Wittenberg College
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
Fathers and Sons
Banggueta
Ialh Treaty 15 Ratified by Dail
The treaty was ratified in Dublin amid thanksgiving prayers across churches. Internal disorder persisted as Ireland faced ongoing anxiety from the Dail Éireann split. Factions held conferences at the Mansion House and a public session was expected to resume the next day with full attendance.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dail Éireann
Mansion House
Tie Dail
Donahey to Announce Governor Decision This Week
Former State Auditor A. V. Donahey said he will reveal whether he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor after meetings in Columbus this Thursday through Saturday. He noted all potential Democratic candidates are expected at the conferences.
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New
Philadelphia
A. V. Donahey
Columbus
Donahey
Chambers First to File Claim for Soldier's Bonus
William J. Chambers, a permanently disabled veteran from near Columbus, filed the first formal application for a soldier's bonus at state headquarters this morning, promptly after the office opened.
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Columbus
William J. Chambers
Chambers
State
De Valera Defeated In Irish Dáil Re-Election Motion
Dublin January second motion to re elect Eamonn De Valera as president of the Irish republic was defeated in the fall elreann by a 48 to eu vote.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Elreann
Toeu
Government predicts higher sugar prices in coming year
The Banner reports a government investigation into the sugar industry by the commerce department. It states the market is now free from artificial controls and that the current low price level cannot last without restricting production and causing higher prices to meet world demand.
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Washington, Jan
Totmerce Department
Lottie Pickford Weds Alan Forrest in Los Angeles
Lottie Pickford actress and sister of Mary Pickford wed Alan Forrest a fellow film player. Mary Pickford stood as matron of honor and Jack Pickford gave the bride away at the ceremony Saturday night in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Alan Forrest
Mary Pick
Jack Pickford
Court Orders Reargument In Gas Case Standoff
The Supreme Court ordered a reargument of the West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio gas cases on February 27. Questions include whether suits were prematurely brought since no action by states or state commission under the statute has occurred and whether the cases present a justifiable cause between the parties.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Mt Vernon high school mechanics survey exceeds national standard
Surveys across Mt Vernon public schools show mechanics performance in the high school physics lab is 204 points, over three points above the national standard of 17. Superintendent Billott credits a strong physics teacher, newly added equipment, and good class performance for the gain.
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Mt. Verlon
Billett
Mt Verdon
Supt
Billott
Proprietors Of Soft Drink Saloons Arrested At Lorain
Fifteen proprietors of Lorain soft drink saloons were arraigned in the police court after raids by police. They face Crabbe act violations. Police confiscated over 260 gallons of liquor and 24 cases of beer. Six search warrants were issued prior to the raid.
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Associated Praan
Tea Banner
Lorain
Varnish Served as Communion Wine Mass Poisoning
Eight elders of Seventh Reformed Church in Grand Rapids were poisoned at morning services when varnish poured into a communion cup was mistaken for sacramental wine. Two leaders were in critical condition. varnish had been stored in the sacramental wine storeroom alongside redecoration supplies after recent repairs.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Seventh Reformed Church
Death of Mrs John Hobbs Mother of Mt Vernon Officer
A message from Mt Vernon announces the death of Mrs John Hobbs wife of a Utica resident at 5 PM. She aged 74 suffered three weeks after a period of illness. Survived by husband and seven children including Patrolman W A Hobbs of Mt Vernon. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Utica home conducted by Rev Wise. Burial in Utica North Cemetery with Hobbs family in attendance.
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Mt. Vernon
John Hobbs
W. A. Hobbs
Utica
Hobbs
M. E. Church of
Mr. Wise
Mount Vernon Service Director Phillips Qualifies
Service Director Phillips or Phillipa has qualified and sworn in to lead Mt. Vernon service department after bond approved by Mayor Keigley. City Auditor Gates administered oath as Safety Director W R Hookway expected to qualify later, signaling complete administrative turnover. Ottawa reports a carload of supplies for the new Ohio National Guard unit formed here, the 123mt Supply Train, arriving locally.
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Phillipa
Service Department of
Mt. Vernon
Keigley
Gates
Phillips
W. R. Hookway
Ottawa
Ohio National Guard
Pepper Named Ab Successor of Sen Penrose
George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia was appointed United States senator by Governor Sproul to fill the late Boies Penrose’s seat. The appointment lasts until a successor is chosen at the November election to serve the unexpired term ending in 1927. Pepper, known for opposing the League of Nations covenant, is not widely known to Senate members.
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Associated Press
Sproul
Pepper
Iste
Penrose
Knox County Poultry Show Closes After Weeklong Exhibition
The Knox County Poultry Association annual show wrapped up Saturday night in the city hall after a week of displays. Prize winners announced last Thursday listed Robert Coleman winning multiple classes in Single Comb Buff Orpingtons with cocks, pullets, and hens, and George Hardesty taking several cock and hen prizes.
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Knox Country Poultry Association
Robert Coleman
George Hardesty
McCumber Named Chairman of Senate Finance Committee
Senator McCumber of North Dakota was chosen by the committees on committees as chairman of the senate finance committee to succeed the late Boies Penrose. Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey was selected to fill the vacancy on the finance committee. the pension committee remains without a chairman pending further action.
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Associated Press
Banner
Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Boies Penrose
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Pension Committee
Committee of Committees
Agree on Pact to Protect France in Widest Accord
In Cannes on January 9 Premier Idloud George and Premier Briand neared agreement on a pact to shield France from potential German aggression. British sources say it will not be an alliance but a general accord including Belgium and Italy, with details to be announced by well informed quarters.
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Associated Press
Cannes
France
Idloud-George
Briand
Belgium
Italy
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