Ford to file $1,000,000 libel suit against Sapiro
Henry Ford plans to file a libel suit for about 1 million dollars after Aaron Sapiro, the cooperative farming advocate, demanded a retraction of statements published in The Dearborn Independent. Sapiro says his name was linked with Rosenwald, Kahn, Baruch, Lasker, and Meer in articles accusing him of conspiring against farmers and promoting communism.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Aaron Sapiro
Ford
the Dearborn Independent
Rapiro
Julius Rosenwalt
Otto H. Kahn
Bernard Baruch
Albert D. Lasker
Ell- Meer, Jr
America
Ford Motor Co Named in Intention of Naming Defendants
The passage lists B. G. Siebold vice president of Dearborn Publishing W J Cameron editor of Dearborn Independent and Ford Motor Co as defendants or potential defendants alongside Mr Ford in an intention of naming proceedings. The wording indicates involvement of corporate and individual figures in a legal action.
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B. G. Siebold
Dearborn Publishing Company
W. J. Cameron
Dearborn Independent
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Ford
Ice Closes Ohio River Shipping Routes in 8 Inch Band
Heavy ice along Captina Creek and backwaters of the Ohio river slows river traffic. Ice depths range from four to eight inches and disrupt ferry operations at Bellaire for a period.
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Powhatan
Ohio River
Captina Creek
Bellaire
Movie insured against bad weather in Portland theater
In Portland Oregon a motion picture production secured Lloyds insurance covering $14000 in box office receipts for a week of Northwest cold snap. The policy cost $2100 and protected the theatre business from weather related losses.
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Portland
Ore
Lloyd's
Northwest
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised Worldwide
The piece notes universal contributions to medicine and extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely successful for over fifty years in addressing stubborn ailments of womanhood, gaining popularity globally.
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India
Chile
Italy
England
Japan
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Two Heiser Brothers Injured in Ohio Mines
John and Nicholas Heiser, sons of Mr and Mrs William Heiser of Jacksonville, are hospitalized in Columbus after mining accidents at Mine 231 and Monsarrat mine. John suffered a crushed foot while lifting coal and Nicholas had a badly crushed and broken right foot. Both were sent to hospital by train for X rays and treatment.
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John Heiser
Nicholas Heiser
William Heiser
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
John
Nicholas
Monsarrat
Editor Tresca Leaves for Atlanta Prison on Birth Control Ad
Handcuffed Carl Tresca editor of Il Marello, New York, heads to Atlanta Federal Prison to serve a one year sentence for running a birth control advertisement.
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Carl Tresca
New York
Il Marello
Atlanta
Wife of fugitive seeks body of husband in Joliet
Mrs. Mac Koretz, widow of Leo Koretz once linked to a Bayano Oil bubble scheme, moved to arrange the return of her husband’s body from Joliet penitentiary after his flight with 2 600 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Mac Koretz
Leo Korets
Joliet Penitentiary
Kane Executed in Ohio Penitentiary Morning
Joseph C. Kane of Youngstown was electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus. He died at 1 06 a m after being convicted of murdering Paul Prologo of Youngstown on February 18 of the previous year.
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Columbus
Joseph C. Kane
Youngstown
Ohio
Kane
Paul Prologo
Sister of John D. Rockefeller Dead at 82 in Arizona
Mrs. Mary Ann Rudd, 82, sister of John D. Rockefeller, died at her son Frank H. Rudds home after a nearly fifteen year illness. Also note that many of Arizona's scenic highways were built by Apache Indians.
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Sandusky
Anna Morton
L. P. Morton
Abraham Lincoln
Cleveland
Mary Ann Rudd
John D. Rockefeller
Frank H. Rudd
Arizona
Stamps Out Footlights in Paris Chorus Girl Suicide
Marig Vincent a Paris chorus girl after four years in the night life became a physical and mental wreck. During a performance of Les Gallons Petits she stepped to the front of the stage stamped out the footlights and then shot herself through the head.
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Paris
Marig Vincent
Skeptical man bets on Mayr remedy and loses
A man skeptical of medicine accepts a $50 bet that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy will cure his stomach trouble. After trying it, he concedes the remedy works and loses the bet. The pamphlet claims the preparation removes mucus and inflammation from the stomach liver and intestines and may cure appendicitis. one dose shown to convince money refunded. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere promote it.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Union veteran Wardell suffers arm fracture after fall
Hastings Mich. Joseph Wardell 83 a Michigan infantry veteran said to have fired the first Union shot at Shiloh fractured an arm in a street fall. He and his wife recently celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
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Shiloim Hastings
Mich
Joseph Wardell
Michigan Infantry
Shiloh
Wardell
Carlson Shoppe Wins Laugh Prize With Dog Beard Tug
In London proprietors offered a prize for making the show window woman laugh. Thousands tried with no success until a tiny dog tugging at an old man's beard prompted a laugh, ending the contest.
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London
Carlson Women
Wedding Night Lights Fail Send Couple On Honeymoon
In Hull England during the couple Carl Sampon and Alma Sage wedding the bride and groom left for their honeymoon before the ceremony while parents confirm the plan. Police arrested the boy and girl in London.
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Hull
England
Carl Sampon
Alma Sage
London
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