Second Week in Herrin Trial Begins
MARION ILL. Opened the second week of the Herrin riot trial as five defendants face murder charges. State attorneys plan to elicit evidence on the slaying of C E McDowell, foreman of the strip mine central to the riot, with farmer George Nelson slated as first witness. Defense witnesses are prepared to impeach later testimony, while survivors of the riot will be called amid federal guard and fears of witness intimidation.
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Marion
Herrin
C. E. McDowell
George Nelson
Reaves
C. W. Middlehautf
Plan to Enforce Prohibition Laws
Washington reports that a survey of enforcement conditions in the far western states has been completed by Commissioner Haynes and bureau chiefs. They will tour Portland on January 18 then visit San Francisco Los Angeles and several Washington cities. the trip was planned earlier and not tied to narcotic reports in the region.
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Washington
Haynes
South
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greek Steamer Malpo in Need of Help in Atlantic
Boston radio dispatches report the Greek steamer Malpo bound for this port from Immingham in distress with no steering gear. The vessel was approximately 1200 miles east of St John’s Newfoundland as the Weimer George Washington intercepted messages, later noting the Malpo was broadcasting in Greek which could not be deciphered aboard.
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Boston
Dorte
Immingham
Soasage
Weimer
George
James Fitzgerald Dies Sunday Night
James Fitzgerald former New York supreme court justice died at his home Sunday night at 71 after years of ill health He had retired ten years earlier following a nervous breakdown attributed to the strain from presiding over the 1907 trial of Harry K Thaw for the Stanford White murder
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New York
James Fitzgerald
Te Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Soviet commands consul to leave Primoria
The Red Army seized Vladivostok and surrounding Primoria territory, prompting the consuls of France and ten other countries to close their offices and evacuate within a week. The move signals a broader consolidation of control in the region.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
Teoutly
Primoria
France
Ship Seizure Ordered Near Jacksonville for 5000 Cases
Haynes of the prohibition bureau directed A. D. Stroupe to seize the Miguel Ferarrer believed anchored within three miles off Jacksonville with 5000 cases of liquor aboard. Washington reports Commissioner briefing on the action.
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Haynes
Prohibition Bureau
A. D. Stroupe
Florida
Miguel Ferarrer
Stroupe
Jacksonville
Washington
Warrants Sworn Over Ballots in Savannah Mayoral Primary
Savannah Georgia. A warrant charging that David B Atkinson opened ballots during the mayoralty primary was sworn out and served on the state legislator and ballot box manager Monday. Immediately after, Atkinson swore out a warrant and had W A Reaves arrested for false swearing.
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Savannah
David
Atkinson
W. A. Reaves
Portland divorce granted to Mrs Madyline Master Gron
Mrs Madyline Master Gron of Portland was granted a divorce from Neils Gron a Danish diplomat. Judge Lauren M. Sanborn of the superior court granted the divorce and awarded the custody of their 29 year old son to Mrs Gron.
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Portland
Madyline Master Gron
Chicago
New York
Neils Gron
Danishiplomat
New
Folk Elibmikn
Lauren M. Sanborn
Superior Court
Governors at White House Luncheon Discuss Prohibition
Washington report says President Harding met with about a dozen state governors at the White House for a luncheon to discuss enforcement of Prohibition and a plan to divide enforcement duties between federal and state governments. Attending were Prohibition Commissioner Haynes Secretary Mellon and Attorney General Daugherty. A larger state turnout is hoped for January at a meeting linked to the White Sulphur Springs governors conference.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Haynes
Mellon
Daughterty
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Unusual Watch Lost in Athens During Delivery
An old heirloom watch owned by Captain Wise was lost by Walter Wingfield a veteran carrier in Athens weeks ago between the post office and Lucy Cobb Institute on Hancock or Meigs or Milledge avenues. It is a double case watch with a visible time dial and a $25.90 reward is offered for its return. Captain Wise, now assigned locally, is eager to recover it. return would avoid government intervention and questions.
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Athens
Walter Wingfield
Wise
Lucy Cobb Institute
Hancock
Meigs
Wingfield
Devery
Himelf
Hendricks Case Ready For Jury
The trial of A. H. Hendricks former Bank of Mauk cashier in Butler Ga resumed Monday with the embezzlement case still to be decided. Both sides have closed and arguments were to begin Tuesday morning.
Knitted costumes shown for sports and general wear
Knitted costumes are shown not only for sports wear at winter resorts but for general utility. They vary in weight from very light to heavy wool or silk, and most feature a separate skirt and blouse.
Break a Cold in a Few Hours with Pape's Compound
Livery druggist guarantees Pape's Cold Compound will break up any cold and end grippe misery in a few hours or money back. Relieves stuffiness headache feverishness congestion after first dose. Safe and pleasant tablets cost only a few cents. millions take them instead of quinine.
Kidney Pills Bring Relief From Backache and Fatigue
A Michigan reader notes long trouble with weak kidneys since childhood. After forty years of backache and exhaustion, using Pole Kidney Pills with Foley Cathartic Tablets brought quick relief and renewed energy. Foley products advertised as sold everywhere.
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Childhe
G. Hyde
Benoonia
Michigan
Nidees
Foley
Decide What 10 Do With Kellar
Washington The house judiciary committee appointed a subcommittee to investigate what action if any should be taken regarding Rep Kellar of Minnesota who refused to testify before the committee about information behind impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugerty. The panel also decided to continue testimony Tuesday under Kellar’s specifications with several named witnesses to be questioned.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Kellar
Minnesota
Daugerty
Woodruff
Michigan
Johnson
South Dakota
Wolstead
Department of Justice
Don't Leave Stuff In Cars Chief Warns Public
Chief Boussehee warns the public to not leave packages or baggage in automobiles on streets with no one inside. A student reports a theft from a car on Athena while passing through, highlighting the risk of leaving valuables in autos at night.
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Boussehee
Athena
Peple
E F Williams Taken By Death In Oconee County
Eddie Franklin Williams dies at his home on Eastville Monroe road in Oconee County after a two week illness. He was 27, from Lavonia, survived by wife Mac Williams, two children, parents L. M. Williams of Lavonia, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev. W A Cooper officiating. He taught at Pine Grove School near Bogart and was a World War I veteran. Bernstein Brothers have charge of arrangements.
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Eddie Franklin Williams
Eastville Monroe Road
Oconee County
Andress
Lavonia
W. A. Cooper
Methodist Church
Mac Williams
Mra
L. M. Williams
J. D
Statham
W. B
Mize
A. W
Anedson
Sinters
D. Langford
F. D. Andrews
Eunice Williams
Pine Grove
Bogart
Bernstein Brothers
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Prospect
Advertisement offering a trial package from Foley & Co. includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pains kidneys and back Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation biliousness headaches and sluggish bowels with a mail-in slip and Sheffield Avenue Chicago address.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Grandchild’s remedy praised in Worcester ad
An old advertisement recalls Foley's Honey and Tar as a great cough and throat relief for a grandchild, noting soothing effects and a long standing reputation. The ad mentions the product in a humid, promotional voice with references to packaging and retail display.
Candidacy Spotlight Shifts In Kiwanis Vice Election
In a Kiwanis race, vice-presidential candidates Wier and Barnett fade while Lampkin Baxter and Ke Patrick press into the limelight. J. B. Joel stirs attention by alleging a frame-up amid accusations of sawdust cigars, backed by Mike Costa. Debates intensify as Wier and Barnett campaign lines tighten and party factions brace for a possible independent ticket.
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Kiwanis
Wier
Barnett
Patrick" KE
Lampkin
Tmmie W. Baxter
J. B. Joel
Rotarians
Joel
E. E
Lamkin
Baxter
Mike Costa
Reas
J. B
O. K
Max Michael
Mr. Baxter
Former Officers Seek Jobs Here Amid Army Cutbacks
Due to army personnel reductions, many former officers seek relocation to this region. The list shows doctors, hospital superintendents, salesmen, engineers, lawyers, teachers, and other skilled roles. Major Arthur L. McCoy, executive officer of the 824 Trans, provides further details.
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Batesman
Arthur L. McCoy
Q. It C
Doat
Plan to Harness Wind for Rural Electricity
A plan to generate electricity by wind turbines on hill tops is being submitted to the ministry of air. The scheme envisions low built wings with high wings spun by wind to create power at minimal cost. Government officials test feasibility and may expand to multiple generating stations in remote districts.
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Ndt
Ministry of Air
Fire Claims Two In Pittsburgh Tragedy
A Pittsburgh blaze resulted in two fatalities as firefighters battled the flames. The incident prompted investigations into the cause and noting the swift spread of the fire through the structure.
Exports Hit Peak For Year In November
Washington December reports from the department of commerce show American exports totaling 383 million dollars, the highest amount for the year. November’s figure exceeds October by 12 million and surpasses November last year by 90 million. Compared with November 1918 the rise is over 138 million.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Trade analysis hints at export growth benefits
A fragment notes that the November returns show gains from increasing export business benefiting sab, suri culture, and aehtey wenerall ne, while a detailed departmental trade analysis has not been completed.
Attorney General Brundage Improves After Illness
Attorney General Edward J. Brundage, who has been ill with appendicitis at Sinois Masonic hospital, is reported to be improving and doctors say an operation will not be necessary. Hospital officials disclosed the update on Monday.
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Chicago
Edward J. Brundage
Sinois Masonic Hospital
Deportations Target Undesirables in Calexico Area
In Calexico and across Lower California authorities announce a crackdown. The move focuses on removing suspected criminals and drug offenders. Local officials say deportations aim to curb crime and illicit activity, with several individuals already detained.
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