Senator Potting's Resolution Draws Single Tax Clash
The Ohio legislature pits home rule rhetoric against single tax ideas as Senator Potting, Akron printer, backs a resolution tied to constitutional reform and tax policy. Other actions include a flood export referendum, eight hour public work law, and the new court of appeals plan.
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Columbus
Potting
General Assembly
Akron
Ohio
Benator Green
Senate
Cook
Hamilton County
Congree
America
Percy Tetlow
Court of Appeals
Peck
Lloyd
Franklin County
House
Duffey
Lucas
Supreme Court
Hudson
Scioto County
Budates
Ohio River
Pinefrock
Marion
Harmon
Cty
Vilage
William Weygant
Yoons
Grm
Corpora Fdom
Nything
Valve
Pernoy
Ble
Soealy
Sesalon
Ofpal
League
Hunt
Raher
Cleveland
Died After Operation in New York Hospital
Jan 38 New York Rev Dr John Wesley Hil presided peace forum and died at age 72 after an operation in a private hospital. He came from Ada North Dakota for treatment. In Baltimore Jan 98 Mrs Jennie Wilson Woodbridge cousin of President elect Wilson and wife of Rev Dr Samuel J Woodbridge died in hospital after arriving from China for treatment. She was 54 and daughter of Dr Lavien Woodrow president of the University of South Carolina.
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New York
John Wesley Hil
Corgyman
International Peace Forum
Hil
Ada
Wilcon
Baltimore
Jennis
Wilson Woodbridge
Wilson
Samuel J. Woodbridge
Bhanghai
China
Presbyterian
Woodbridge
Siewie
Lavien Woodrow
University of South Carolina
Birthday cake for Harriet Blatch on tug voyage
New York January 23 Harriet Stanton Blatch president of the Women’s Political League missed her birthday celebration due to a Cuba trip delay. A cake decorated with candies was presented on a tug as she cut it while her granddaughter Gaby de Forest Te Mre, also a suffragette, watched.
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Harriot Stanton Blatch
Tug
New York
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Woes Political League
Cuba
Latch
Gaby de Forest
Blatch
Sensational HoldUp and Escape in Taxi
Five men rushed Hohe and Brothers wholesale meats when four with revolvers restrained two inside and outside workers. One leaped over a wire fence, then escaped in a taxi with about $700 from the firm. The cab fled eastward as darkness hindered identifying the vehicle.
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New York
Kfive
Hohe & Brothers
Fim
Five Girls Escape Home And Ride Freight to Jamreville
In Zanesville Ohio on January 23 five girls escaped from Licking County Children's Home at Newark wearing only short dresses and slippers. They rode a freight train toward Jamreville before police caught them a few miles from the city. Home attendants describe the escape as chaotic and alarming.
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Zanesville, O
Licking County
Newark
Jamreville
Senate debates Root bill on canal tolls resistance
Senator O Gorman of New York told the Senate he favors keeping the tolls on coastwise shipping and spoke against Santor Root's bill to repeal them. Senators Martine of New Jersey and Newlands of Nevada also spoke in opposition.
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Washington
Senator O'Gorman
New York
Senate
Santor Root
Senator Root
Bevators Martine
New Jersey
Newlands
Nevada
Cox Would Veto Bill To Regulate Newspapers
Columbus, Jan 23. In a statement to Newsaryaper, Governor Cox intimated that the bill regulating newspapers will not be signed. He warned the measure would be vetoed, asserting it would curb free press and violate rights. A resolution by the management protested a postal feature affecting delivery and advertising.
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Cox
More Pay for Supps in Ohio State Institutions
Columbus January 23. In a bid to compete with state salaries, five institutions plan boosted pay scales. The reformatories and hospitals include the reformatory offering 2400 to 4000 dollars under Dr H C Byman at Mansilion state hospital 2500 to 8600 under Dr E J Emerick at the Institution for Feeble minded Youth Columbus and 2500 to 3600 under Dr F W Harmon at Longview hospital Cincinnati Hall 1700 to 2000 under J W Jonen at the Institution for the Deaf Columbus.
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Columbus
Reformatory
H. C. Byman
Mansilion State Hospital
E. J. Emerick
F. W. Harmon
Longview Hospital
Cincio- Hall
J. W. Jonen
Institution For the Deaf
Death knell for common drinking cup and towel
Columbus January 23 state board of health adopts resolutions to abolish the common drinking cup and taller towel in schools public places and public conveyances.
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Columbus
Ford of Health
Knox to Publish Panama Canal Toll Reply Tomorrow
Secretary of State Knox said the text of his reply to Britain's protest against canal toll legislation will be released simultaneously in the United States and Great Britain tomorrow. He aims to clarify what is meant by coastwise trade and does not reject Sir Edward Grey's arbitration suggestion.
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Knox
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Edward Grey
Livestock and grain market prices across multiple cities
Chicago and several markets report cattle prices for steers heifers and calves, with mixed demand and varied yields. Buffalo Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show shifts in cattle, sheep, and hogs prices, with no clear single trend, while wheat and oats futures move modestly in early trading.
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Chicago
Texas
Howe Light
Rowich
Wheop
Lamvba
Bart Huffalo
Cattie
Pittahurg
Cincinnati
Waren
Roosevelt and Corey testify in US steel trust case in New York
Theodore Roosevelt and W E Corey testified in a hearing on dissolving the United States Steel Corporation for anti trust violations. Corey described policies to buy pig iron at high prices and rail price agreements with independent firms and with foreign producers to apportion markets and set prices. Farrell led foreign sales negotiations as foreign markets expanded after 1904.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
W. E. Corey
United States
Roosevelt
Tensheasee Coal and Iron
Corey
Breei
Cory Danyea
Carnegie Company
Steel Corporation
Covey
United States Steel Corporation
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Russia
South America
Orient
James A. Farrelt
Tragedy as Girl and Cat Die After Ice Breaks
In Cleveland on January 23 Elizabeth Masurks, 12, sank after stepping onto thin ice to retrieve a drifting cat, both succumbing to the cold water. The incident occurred near her home as neighbors watched.
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Cleveland, O
Elizabeth Masurks
Pastor collapses during Jubilee address in Pottsville
Dr J J Fisher pastor of the Reformed church of Tamaqua collapsed and died at Trinity Reformed church in Pottsville during a countywide gathering for the 350th anniversary of the Heidelberg catechetical book. Siberia, Siberia sentence appears to be garbled text within this OCR snippet.
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Potteville
J. J. Fisher
Reformed Church of
Tamaqua
Trinity Reformed Church
This Place
Progressive Republican calls on Wilson in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey on January 23 Representative William Kent of California became the first progressive Republican to confer with President elect Wilson. Kent said he intended to surround the administration with progressives and noted friendly expressions from progressive Republican members of Congress suggesting more visits from that group.
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Trenton
N. J
Eleet Wilson
William Kent
California
Kent
Democratic Party
Ains
Annou
Congress
University to open new department for public research work
Dr A. Lowrie of the University of Cincinnati and head of Cincinnati’s municipal research department told Governor Cox he accepts the offer to lead the new executive department for political research. The office will be installed at Ohio State University.
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Columbus, O
A. Lowrie
Department of Politia
University of Cincinati
Cty
Cox
Ing ’Elytive
Pulit
Ohin State Univers'ty
Violinist William Keiser Found Dead in NYC Apartment
New York January 1. William Keiser 78 once a noted violinist was found dead in his apartment, seated in a chair with his head bowed over the violin. The room reeked of gas from two oven burners, suggesting asphyxiation. The elder man had lost his wife five years earlier and appeared to have not fully recovered from the tragedy.
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New York
Gan
William Keiser
Eld Dan
bin Lose
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