Labor backs commission manager rule in Dayton study
Clarence T. Greene reports that Dayton workers favor the commission manager form of government. Editor E. A. Nunan cites Dayton as proof that labor gets an even break and city services improve under the system, with open access to officials and reduced political influence.
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Dayton
E. A. Nunan
Labor Teview
Organized Labor
Ian
Labor
Amanager
Mr. Nunan
Pith Nunan
Shen
Revival of Internal Securities Arbitrage Practices
New York December 1 Internal lodentities in securities under Joint arbitration arrangements, revived by the stock exchange. The change: dealings with London and Amsterdam exchanges will be direct from brokerage houses rather than on the stock exchange floor. Brokers expect brisker business with Amsterdam due to London rules limiting such trading to cash transactions and hindering transmission to Amsterdam.
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New York
London
Amsterdam
Stock Exchange
General Neville Arrives in Philadelphia for Tercentenary
General Robert Georges Neville, Verdun hero, arrives in Philadelphia as official French representative for the tercentenary pilgrim celebration. He will tour Independence Hall, Franklin’s grave, Christchurch, the Joan of Arc statue, and other France America historic sites before visiting Valley Forge. Dr Ernes LaPlace heads the welcome committee.
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Philadelphia
Robert Georges Neville
Verdun
France
Neville
Benjamin Franklin
Christchurch
Joan of Arc
Association of France and
America
Valley Forge
Lafayette
Ernes
LaPlace
Free Exhibit Of Richmond Products At YMCA Show
Entries were added to the Made in Richmond exhibit at the YMCA as a large display week continued. Nearly all city factories are represented with unique designs, drawing about 700 visitors despite bad weather. Rotary members, Garfield orchestra, and Knights of Columbus guests toured the displays while Mrs. Krueger sang. The public gallery, library book display, and local firms like Benderlee Crety and Richmond Baking drew compliments as the Symphony and high school orchestras planned further evenings.
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Richmond
Rotary Club
Garfield
Lloyd KB. Harter
Y. MC. A
Garfield Orchestra
Harter
Knights of Columbus
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Fr. W. Krueger
Adam L. Bernhard
Morrison-Reeves Library
Benderlee Creaty Company
C. TL Price
Richmond Baking Company
Richmond Symphony Orchestra
United States Moves to Recognize Mexico Diplomatically
Washington reports that a proposal from Secretary Colby to appoint joint commissioners to draft a treaty follows talks with Mexico, signaling a path to full diplomatic relations. President Obregon’s inauguration and Pesquiera’s maneuvers accompany the development as assurances ease fears among landholders in Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Messen
Cathy
Robert Vo Pesquiera
Mulna
M. Pesquiera
The
United
Mexico
Lower prices not expected on farm implements in India
John Weener of Jasper, president of the India Implement Dealers Association, says lower prices on farm implements cannot be expected. He spoke at the opening session of the nation's annual convention in India, which will continue through Friday.
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John Weener
Jasper
India Implement Dealers Association
Dougas to Speak at Dalton Farmers Meeting Thursday
Secretary Ben Taylor of Dalton township federation says Maurice Dougaas, first vice president of the state federation, will address the farmers at Dalton Thursday evening December 2. Dougas is described as an interesting and well posted speaker.
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Douglas
Dalton
Ben Taylor
Armenia mediation hailed as Wilson accepts role
Geneva December 1 The League of Nations council drafted a letter to President Wilson accepting his offer to mediate in Armenia. Spain and Brazil offered to join, boosting hopes for relief. Debate focused on possible steps and regional consequences with Mustapha Kemal and Greek interests noted.
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Wilson
Armenia
Spain
Brazil
Associated Press
Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Council
Europe
A. J. Balfour
Mustapha Kemal
Lis Remerk
Turkey
Sevres
Robert Cecil
Brinos
Doughty Faces Hearing in Ambrose Small Kidnapping Case
Detectives in Toronto say John Doughty arrested in Oregon will be brought back for a hearing next Monday on charges of theft and conspiracy linked to the kidnapping of Ambrose J. Small theatre owner missing since last December. Laurhty, a former employee, aided the investigation amid doubts of a murder-for-trunk theory.
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Toronto
John Doughty
Oregon
Ambrose J. Small
Laurhty
Small
New Shipping Board Holds First Meeting
Washington December 1 The new seven member Shipping Board named by President Wilson under the Jones Merchant Marine Act will meet today to qualify. No business will be transacted beyond possibly electing a vice chairman and assigning duties to each commissioner, Chairman Benson said.
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Washington
Dee
Shipping Board
Wilson
Jones Merchant Marine Act
Benson
Governors Conference Opens In Harrisburg For Postwar Issues
About two score governors and governors elect gathered in the Pennsylvania senate chamber for the twelfth annual conference hosted by Governor William Sproul. Officials outlined a full program of addresses on postwar readjustment including agriculture industrial justice uniform state law and decentralization with remarks by Gov Thomas E Campbell and other state leaders.
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Harrisburg
New England
Pacific
Great Lakes
Rio Grande
Pennsylvania
Senate
William
Sproul
Peana-Harris
Edward Efleman
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Ethle
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
William M. Harvest
Pennsyvanias
R. A. Cooper
South Carolina
May Use Military Against D Annunzio
FIUME Dec 1 Military action by Italian regulars against the Legioni of Captain D Annunzio appears foreshadowed in an order by General Caviglia commander of the regulars He said we are faced with a sad task but rely on your cooperation He would resign if his action changed D Annunzios attitude and said no Italian can oppose the nations will Investigate graft Torio Members of the municipal council resigned today over charges of graft presented
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Wilson
United States
Armenia
Fridtjo
Nansen
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Serbia
Greece
Romania
Commission
Austria
League
New Zealand
Australia
India
Albert Thomas
Great Britain
International Labor Bureau
Eric Drummond
Asib
Dele
Economic Commission
Council of the
Military Commission
Council
Washington
Fiume
Wy Annunzio
Cavigila
Winnie Yesteray
Cavigtte
Moore's Special Forecast Predicts Mild But Cool Weather
Partly cloudy to mostly fair conditions expected in the upcoming period with a chance of freezing temperatures tonight in northern Indiana but no severe cold. The slow moving rain storm is leaving, followed by somewhat cooler weather though mild temperatures persist in Montana and western Canada. Wyoming remains far below freezing.
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Moore
Sighit
Xeon
W. &. Moore
Montana
Canada
Wyoming
New State Officers Assume Duties Today in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS Dec 1 The newly elected officials began service as William G Oliver Franklin became state auditor succeeding Otto J Klauss transfer delayed until month start J J Brown Rockport joined state tax board succeeding S Cragan Oliver also attended a board of finance meeting naming Jan 3 as the date to choose state fund depositories.
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Indianapolis
William G. Oliver
Franklin
Otto J. Klauss
Klauss
J. J. Brown
Rockport
State Tax Board
S. Cragan
Oliver
Board of Finance
Red Cross Europe Relief Plans Led by Col Olds
Col Robert Olds, chief American Red Cross commissioner for Europe, has not yet begun medical relief work for the eight agency relief commission. He is authorized to spend about 10 million dollars, estimated to be needed for the mission aiding women and children in eastern and central Europe, whose condition is described as pitiable.
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Robert Olds
American Red Cross
Europe
Decorations and Luncheon At Coliseum Tonight
Reservations holders must bring admission cards to assure prompt seating. Special decorations are by a committee of Holmes Grottendick Lehman and Crump as tables and chairs are arranged. Land chairman Walker Land presides. J H Bentley and W L Milner to speak. 700 to 900 expected at a major civic meeting in Richmond with chamber of commerce progress reports and band accompaniment.
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Colliseum
Harry Holmes
Howard Grottendick
Fred Lehman
Harry Crump
Coliseum
Land
Walker Land
J. H. Bentley
W. L. Milner
Muncie
Chamber of Commerce
Men Rich Chamber of Commerce
Richmond City Band
Disorder in Prussian assembly over Hohenzollern property plan
In Berlin on December 1 disorder erupted after a debate on a motion by the Majority Socialists to transfer Hohenzollern property to the Prussian state, funding former family pensions. Vice president had to suspend the sitting as the scene grew violent with shouts and a paper missile.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Herr Heilmann
Germany
Ile
German Republic
Kenfmann
Heilmann
Herr Kaufmann
Whisky ring probe indicts six as federal agents fight clean‑up
Federal authorities press the investigation into the victims whisky ring with six indictments by the Wayne County Grand Jury. The action targets officials and preparations sold by local soft drink establishments as evidence is heard and more indictments are anticipated.
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Wayne County
Grand Jury
Wayne Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Bond
Wayne county grand jury indicts six in liquor law probe
Federal investigators press a parallel probe as Wayne county grand jury returns six indictments against Richmond area liquor violators. John J. Lennard, former saloon keeper, and Frank Seymour, railroad worker, face charges of whiskey sales to Peelle and Clapp. Indictments point to sales of Whisky Ring-linked liquor and possible forthcoming charges over Wine of Pepsin and No-Koff preparations. The panel includes foreman Howard Ridge and members Eugene Anderson Lindley Pike Lawrence Bond Otto Weber Webster Edgar Manning.
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Warne County
Richmond
Bond
John J. Lennard
North Ninth Street
Main Street
Lennard
Frank Seymour
Jonnard
Seymour
Frank Eisenmacher
Erand
Robert Peelle
Centerville
Amos E. Clapp
Peelle
Wayne County Brind Jury
Howard Ridge
Wayne Township
Eugene Anderson
Wayne ‘Township
Lindley Pike
New Garden Township
Lawrence Bond
Clay
Otto Weber
Webster Township
Edgar 1
Manning
Perry Township
Raid Finds 50 Gallon Still At Eaton Farmhouse In Indiana
Sheriff Georges Jones Deputy Wehrley and four assistants raid the Ralph M Taylor farm two miles west of Gratis near Eaton Indiana seizing a 50 gallon still seven whiskey barrels and a quantity of bottles. James Elliott Taylor's brother in law and 16 year old William Bishop are taken into custody Elliott arraigned on $500 bond with Taylor to be arraigned next day. All held in Preble county jail pending charges with further raids anticipated.
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Eaton
Georges Jones
Wehrley
Ralph M. Taylor
Gratis
Here
James Elliott
Taylor
Boston
Ind
William Bishop
Elliott
Justice of the Peace
Preble
Jones
Elliot
D. ©. Hendricks
Indiana Farmer Wins Corn Honors at Chicago
Troyer of LaPointe, Indiana, is named the corn king after winning the sweepstake at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Franklin's Thomas Own earned the reserve championship, with Lux of Shelbyville also recognized on the honors list.
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Indiana Farmer
Chicago
Indiana Ec
Pee Why Troyer
LaPontaine
Ind
Tinger
Thomas Own
Pranklin
Peter Lux
Shelbyvile
Crucible Steel Directors Indicted by Grand Jury
An Otis jury indicted Herbert LaPuy forum president and chairman of Crucible Steel Company of America and George Turville former vice president and secretary treasurer on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States by dodging income and excess profits taxes totaling several million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts Otis
Herbert LaPuy
Forum
Crucible Steel Company
Ameries
George Turville
United States
Lithuanians Sign Peace Treaty With Zellygouski
Geneva reported the signing of a protocol ending hostilities between Lithuanian forces and General Zellgouski in Vilna. Leon Bourgeois of the League of Nations received notice of the pact as a special commission aided Vilna district efforts to resolve conflicts caused by occupation by Polish insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Kuovno
Zellgouski
Vilna
Leon Bourgeois
Lexeue
Na Hons
The
League
Chinese troops seize city of Chang mutiny looting
Reports from Shanghai dated December 1 describe that troops of Chang, a treaty port in Hu-Peh province, mutinied seized the city and set it on fire while looting unfolds as business houses report the incident from the region.
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Shanghai
China
Chang
Hu-Peh
State food expert inspects milk and cider in Richmond
Assistant state food and drug commissioner V Staiisky surveyed Richmond milk supply and tested cider for preservatives to confirm compliance with butterfat standards and federal rules. He collected samples from producers restaurants and milk stations for analysis amid liquor law probes.
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Richmond
Wayne County Grand Jury
T V Staiisky
Ohio
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Dayton Labor Paper
Clarence TL Greene
Bureau
Ke ' Hi
Palladian
Ihe
Nealings
International Securities
Robert Neville
New Shipping Board
D'Annunzio
Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Eaton Farmhouse
Crucible Steel
Trieste
Nearenta
Gabriele D'Annnunzio
Arditi
Pola
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