State Highway Director replies to Knox County Farm Bureau
Leon C. Herrick writes to the Knox County Farm Bureau defending the department's 1922 road policy. He argues for a defined basic system, use of local materials, cost controls, and a pay as you go approach, noting federal aid distribution favors interstate traffic and rural needs.
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Leon C. Herrick
Knox County Farm Bureau
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Mt. Vernon
State Highway Department
Herrick
The
Farm Bureau of
Knox County
Highway Department
Farm Bureau
Itenith
Obo
Ohio
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Department of Highways Letter on Road Assessments and Funds
Leon Herrick, Director of Highways and Public Works, defends current state road funding and assessment practices before a committee. He argues funds are county assigned, not transferable, and that material standards and federal aid rules guide construction. He condemns unequal assessment and urges careful committee review of the resolution.
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Cl. C. Herrick
State Highway Department
Auditors’ Association
Columbus
Highway Department
Davis
Leon
Herrick
Hoover says coal stockpiling urged for potential strike
Washington January 23 Secretary Hoover announced the government is advising coal stocking in preparation for a possible strike on April 1. The Interstate Commerce Commission has sent letters to industries and utility companies urging the same action.
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Washington
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sandusky County official suspended for misconduct
A Sandusky county schools official, A Harbourt, was suspended by the county school board today on charges of improper conduct income?ency and neglect of duty. The action stems from alleged failures in office and occurred in Fremont with date notes of January 2.
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Associated
Paes
Fremont
Harbourt
Sandusky County
National Agricultural Conference Opens in Washington
About 300 delegates from across agricultural sectors gathered in Washington today for the national agricultural conference convened by Secretary Wallace. President Harding outlined key questions on finance for farmers, cooperative lending, market information, wartime resource use, railroad electrification, land reclamation, and redefining the farmer's national role.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Wallace
Harding
Japan States No Territorial Designs On Russia
The Japanese delegation told the Far Eastern Committee in Washington that Japan has no territorial designs in Russia and that Japanese troops will be withdrawn once a stable government is set up. The statement followed Bar on Shidehara’s remarks about Siberia, as the committee discussed the status of Manchuria under the Chinese ten points.
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Associated Parse
Washington
Japan
Russia
Baron Shidehara
Siberia
Arms import ban discussed to aid Chinese army cuts
Washington January 23 The arms conference weighs a new measure to prohibit importing arms into China as part of enforcing its pledge to reduce the Chinese army. The move aims to curb supply channels and tighten the effect of disarmament efforts.
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Associated Paces
Washington
Arma Conference
Arma
China
Brooklyn Man Held for Kidnapping Wife
Woman sues as Charles Sabbating of Brooklyn is held in West Side court on a kidnapping charge. Margaret Sabbating testified she was abducted with a chloroform cloth and kept in a Long Island house until she agreed to return. Sabbating denied the charge, claiming she traveled willingly.
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Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Charles Sabbating
West Sidecourt
Margaret Sabbating
George W. Lipson
Riverside Drive
Long Island
Bubbatino
Everything Set for Knox County Fish & Game Banquet
Activities around the Chamber of Commerce building indicate a large evening for the Knox County Fish and Game association annual meeting and banquet at 6 20 PM. Chairmen and committees work on last minute preparations while grocers bakers and butchers wagons bring provisions. President Van Voorhis denies last minute changes and says the program will proceed as scheduled.
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Chamber of Commerce
Knox County Fish & Game Association
van Voorhis
Amish Told 10 Obey the Law
Amish citizens from Holmes and Wayne counties who met state officials in Columbus on January 23 discussed possible circumvention of the compulsory education law. Superintendent Riegel warned that if they formed private schools they must follow state building codes and curricula laws.
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Columbus
Holmes
Wayne Counton
Supt. of Public’ Instruction
Riegel
Oles Fires Police Chief in Youngstown Shakeup
Mayor Oles announced the suspension of Chief James Watkins after giving him to noon to resign. The move, described as a reprimand for unsatisfactory work, follows reports of a police department shakeup in Youngstown.
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Oles
Youngstown
James. Watking
Watkins
Sacred College Sets Feb 15 Conclave for Pope
Rome January reports that the sacred College will open the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Benedict XV on February 1 or 7. European cardinals are expected. American cardinals may not attend opening session. The late pope’s body lay in state at St Peter's Basilica with public viewing until 11 o'clock, as crowds gathered to honor him.
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Sacred College
Basilica of St. Peters
Rome
I Py Bendict
Europe
Basilica of St. Peter's
Pops Bendlet XV
Catafalque
Pontiff
Firristine Chapel
Vatican
Patera
Cardinals Mani Le Fontaine and Ratti as papal candidates
Vatican circles name three cardinals as leading candidates for the next pope after Benedict. Mani of Pisa Le Fontaine of Venice and Ratti of Milan are the most mentioned figures by Associated Press sources in Rome on January 23.
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Rome
Mani, Lefontaine
Ratti
Piza
Venice
Milan
Vatican
Benedict
Bread War On At Tiffin 0
Tiffin January 23 City officials battle bread pricing as Mayor Unger regulates bread price at 10 cents for a 2 ounce loaf in three municipal stores to rival private brands with a daily supply of 1200 loaves.
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Seattle
Philippines
Japan
China
Hugh M. Galdwell
Pacific Coast
Nile Demple
Mystic Shrine
Unger
Tifly
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