Public Fort Monitor Messenger Statement on Bootleg Officers
A citizen denounces state officials for arrest warrants after an unfounded charge of searching John Smiths car. He defends lawful searches, criticizes Nelsonville officials, names night police threats, and calls for lawful action against bootleggers and dog nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Prohibition
Nelsonville
Murray City
Clell Douglas
Carl Lovett
Pearson
Smith
Mike Smith
Henry Hale
Henry Haile
Open Meeting in Black Mood
Dublin April 13. The truce conference between Irish free state representatives and the militant Irish Republican Army opened amid pessimism. Minister Blythe predicts failure due to De Valera mood. Ulster not represented. The aim is reducing crime and ensuring free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Irish Republican Army
Blythe
Irish Provisional Government
Fannonn de Valera
Ulster
Fear De Valera Faces Mutinous Irish Rebels
Dublin reports on April 13 as the question dominates talks before the truce conference whether Eamonn De Valera can restrain the mutinous faction of the Irish republican army. Free State leaders doubt he can enforce an armistice with the rebels.
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Dublin
International News Service
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republican Army
Deaths Funeral of Mary Cline Carpenter at 90
Mary Cline Carpenter widow of Asa Cline died at her daughter’s home five miles west of this place at age 90 after a year of declining health. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 pm at Temple Methodist Church with burial in the nearby cemetery. Survived by five daughters and two sons plus grandchildren. Daughters include Belle Kayser Minnie Stansbury Mary McCarley Amanda Ralston Mattie Cecil. Sons John Cline and Marion Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cline Carpenter
Mary Cline
Asa Cline
Mattie Cecil
Belle Kayser
Athens State Hospital
Minnie Stansbury
Guysville
Mary McCarley
Ewington
Amanda Ralston
Danville
Carpenter
John Cline
Athens
Marion Cline
Wales Mill
Ukraine government aids relief effort for famine grain
Officials of the Ukraine government pledge full cooperation with the American Relief Administration led by Herbert Hoover to evacuate grain cargoes for the Volga Basin famine districts and speed their inland transshipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ukraine
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Volga Basin
Lloyd George to Meet Pope in Rome
Premier Lloyd George will travel to Rome on Saturday and is reported to have an audience with Pope Pius XI. The international economic conference will not convene on Sunday or Monday.
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Genoa
International News Service
Lloyd George
Rome
Pius XI
International Economic Conference
Artists Duel At Dawn In Fist Fight Duel
Harry Leon Wilson novelist challenged Theodore M. Criley to a fist duel after an insult about Mrs. Wilson. The bout lasted about fifteen minutes with Wilson knocked down four times, Criley prevailing. Wilson vowed to try again.
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Harry Leon Wilson
Theodore M. Criley
Mrs. Wilson
Criley
Ther. Wilson
Herry Leon Wilson
Made Up with Two Strange Men on Train
A 22 year old girl named Ruth Kennedy of Milwaukee was found screaming in front of a West End Avenue house in New York after claiming she met two men on a train between Cleveland and Ashtabula. She said she had drinks and cannot explain how she reached New York.
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New York
International News Service
Ruth Kennedy
Jackson Avenue
Milwaukee
Columbus Hospital
West End Avenue
Cleve
Jumped from a Window to Escape from Mew
New York police officer Rosenstock of the 104th Street Station climbed into a tenement courtyard at 127 East 114th Street and found a semi conscious person lying face down after being attracted by a barking dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosenstock
104Th Street
East 114Th Street
Dancing Instructress Jeanette Andersen Fleees Three Men
A seventeen year old girl calling herself Jeanette Andersen told police she jumped from a tenement rear window to escape three men who tried to attack her and her companion Dolly Chalmers, aged nineteen.
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Jeanette Andersen
Dolly Chalmers
Personal crisis report contrasts by gender in the United States
The study notes a ratio of men to women in crisis reports exceeding 2 to 11. It cites men preferring shooting as a method and women more often choosing poison in self harm cases.
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United States
Rum runners on American border deemed lawful by officials
Treasury department stated that rum runners on the American side of the Canadian border are entirely lawful under current conditions though not to be announced in advance by prohibition officials.
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Prohibition
Treasury Department
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Modina
Arra
Washburn
Wadsworth
Tas
Auerbach
Hotel Berry
Hillsdale
Brookfield Creamery
Eis
Chesapeake
Bay Roeinds Fruits
The
Fulton
Moitor Messenger
Carpenter Hardware Co
Mill Street
Middlepor
Oscar H. Myers
Pomeroy
Sharpsburg
Olive E. Murphy
Stewart
Estey
Boelzner
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Packard
Moler Auto Sales Co
Wallace & Bryson
Glouster
Bellis
Wellston Garage
Wellston, O
de Valera
Daniel O'Connel
Lash
Land and Ashtabula
New Yorks
Washington
Pendergrass
Chauncey
Oxford
Murphy Bros
S. Court St
Roshanara
Athens, Ohio
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