Italy faces renewed political crisis amid fascist repression
News from London and Rome report bloody street fighting in Italy as fascists tighten control. Appeals to King Victor Emmanuel III grow amid fears of civil conflict while Mussolini era repression continues.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Daily Express
Italy
Victor Emmanuel III
Cheveliers
St. Annunsiata
Giolitti
Orlando
Bonomi
Sforza
Diaz
Mussolini
Pardon Granted for Sick Prisoner in Ohio Workhouse
Gov. Donahey hurriedly pardoned John Wright of Alliance from the Starkeo workhouse to avert his possible death. Wright, jailed for possession of a still after failing to pay a fine, was received Oct. 39 1924. His release followed a judge and Prohibition Commissioner McDonad's recommendation due to serious illness.
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Columbus
Donahey
John Wright
Alliance
Starkeo
Wright
B. F. McDonad
Calling Cards The Kind That Call Callers
An item outlines calling cards placed in the Daily News to arrange visitors for home tasks. Mrs Love of 1441 17th St NW had a card used to hire a girl for general housework, illustrating a classified ad approach. Readers are urged to call Hemlock 3500 to place a similar request.
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Hemlock 3500
Body of Bishop Moeller to Lie in Cathedral
Cincinnati bishops gather in city for Moeller funeral arrangements after his death from a heart attack. Consultors consider administrator for archdiocese with possible temporary choice Monsignor Buckley. Rome approval required. Funeral planned with Catholic solemnity. Moeller’s early life and rise outlined.
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Moeller
Cincinnati
St. Peters Cathedral
Henry Moeller
St. Peters
Daniel A. Buckley
Springfield
Boen
Fumasoni Brandi
Washington
Mer. Louis J. Nau
S&j. Mary’s Seminary
Joseph 8. Seibert
St. Gregory's Preparatory Seminary
J. H. Pohlschneider
St. Paul's Church
P. O'Brien
St. Patrick’s Church
George 8. Schneider
St. Lawrence Church
Frank Moeller
St. Peter's
Norwood Heights
West End
Bernard
Teresa Moeller
Germany
St. Josephs
St. Xaviers College
John P. Purcell
American College
Rome
St. Mary's Seminary
M. Chatard
Vincennes
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Wm. Elder
Cincinmnati
Louisville
Netratt
Indianapolis
Nashville
Cleveland
Covington
Fort Wayne
Umbus
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Bish Hom
Women sue for war insurance recovery
Helen Whiter Geraldine Feightner and Hagel Sineser sue Carl F. Dorland in common pleas court to recover 1453 dollars claimed from a World War II era policy of deceased veteran Ralph Dorland. They allege Dorland was named beneficiary of a 10000 policy and was to pay half of the proceeds, which have not been delivered. Amerman and Mills represent the plaintiffs.
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Leas Court
Helen Whiter
Geraldine Feightner
Hagel Sineser
Carl F. Dorland
Dorland
Ralph Dorland
Amerman
Mills
Prince George Ordered to Sea to Halt Royal Romance
London reports Prince George son of King George has been sent to a naval voyage in Chinese waters to forestall a possible engagement with Miss Poppy Baring of Nubia House Cowes. The move is described as an effort by the King to end the romance.
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London
Prince George
King George
Poppy Baring
Sir Godfrey
Lady Baring
Nubia House
Cowes
Radio boost for stage says actor
DeWolf Hopper, star and owner of comic opera, said radio will cost theater, not hurt it. He claimed radio has no real pull for performers and that its popularity among artists will wane only with enormous salaries. Hopper argued theater owners overstated alarm and that radio actually stimulates desire to see artists live.
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Ashington
White House
Harlan Fiska Stone
Senate
Orehas
Charles Beecher Warren
For
Ban
Mexico
Anion
Clevend
Republican National Convenn
Jawr
Columbus
DeWolf Hopper
Hopper
New York
Postal workers allied note get jail terms
Four northwestern Ohio post office officials including two postmasters a clerk and an assistant were sentenced to 13 months in the federal prison at Atlanta after pleading guilty to misappropriating government funds. The group named H L Dehn Pritobridge postmaster Peter Martin Milbury postmaster Dorr Cessner Fremont assistant post master and Graham P Hill Upper Sandusky clerk. They will be imprisoned immediately.
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Toledo, O
Ohio
Atlanta
Judge
Fremont
Graham P. Hill
Upper Sandusky
Storm of protest in German press over Cologne evacuation note
A storm of protest erupts in Germany over an Allied note explaining Cologne evacuation delays. The ambassador claims proof that Germany violated the Versailles treaty by continuing war material production and arms storage beyond permitted levels. Only Voerwarts supports tempered criticism and open discussion as a path to evacuation.
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Berlin
Cologne
Germany
Floods Ravage Leningrad As Kronstadt Guns Fall Silent
In Leningrad the Kronstadt fortress guns fell silent as the flood threat loomed over a countryside already desolated by rising water. The danger persists with the storm continuing. Estimated damage reached 3 million dollars. Roads and communications disrupted while officials warn residents by gun signaling. Sections of the city remain underwater.
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Kronstadt
LeNingrad
Kronsadt
Former health head alimony petition filed in common pleas court
Gertrude N. Murray seeks alimony from William K. Murray former city health commissioner in common pleas court alleging cruelty and neglect. She claims she receives only 15 dollars a week for support plus the apartment where they live. Clark and Clark are listed as her attorneys.
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Gertrude N. Murray
12Th Et NW
Common Pleas Court
William K. Murray
Clevelandavy NW
Mrs Sweetin On Way To Joliet
Mrs Elsie Sweetin, convicted poisoner of her husband Wilford, halted in St Louis for 20 minutes between trains en route to Joliet penitentiary. Sheriff Grant Holcomb escorted her. she wore her Sunday best and chatted with reporters who formed a reception committee.
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ST. Louis
Alleged Slayer Taken to Jail in Massillon
Chief Ertle jailed Theodore Lindsey, a black man accused of murdering Archie Robinson. Lindsey allegedly shot Robinson in the neck on New Year’s Day. Robinson died yesterday from the wounds. Lindsey faces first degree murder charges.
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Massillon
Ertle
Theodore Lindsey
Archie Robinson
Lindsey
Robinson
Prize fighter seriously hurt in Sandusky bout
John R. Niece, 24, is in critical condition after a boxing match in Sandusky last night. He remained unconscious and weak from a nose bleed despite efforts to control it. Hospital staff and police said the injury was severe and an investigation is underway.
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Sandusky
Jan
John R. Niece
Canton Board Overhauls School Staff And Pay
Canton board of education discharge W C Lane after 20 years and hire Miss Phyliss Carpenter as clerk at 1800. Miss Chace Riefsnyder’s eight year post as assistant clerk is abolished and director W A Welsbacher’s pay rises to 4000. Stenographer Pearl Gardner earns 1500, nurse Mildred Meeks resigns over salary.
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W. C. Lane
Canton Board of Education
Phyliss Carpenter
Universal Tool and Machine Co
J. E. Lertian
Chace Riefsnyder
A. A. Welsbacher
Misa Pearl Gardner
Mildred Meeks
Cantonalty Board of Education
Berger Starts Five Buildings On Fire Ruins
Construction of five modern mill buildings began Tuesday at the Lerger division of the United Alloy Steel Corp to replace sections destroyed by fire two weeks earlier. The project costs about 160000 and uses more than 500 tons of steel with a 10 ton crane in each building except the runway. Canton Bridge Co supplies the steel. some was delivered Tuesday morning.
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Lerger
United Alloy Steel Corp
Canton Bridge Co
Eight killed in train wreck near Beaubassin island
London dispatches report eight killed and 59 injured when a train wreck occurred near Beaubassin on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. Port Louis officials provided details in today’s dispatches.
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London
Beaubassin
Macuritius
Sean
Port Louis
Maurithus
Fire damages two story Canton Cut Rate and Epsters stores
A roof fire in a two story brick building at the southeast corner of Tuscara and Piedmont, housing Canton Cut Rate drug store and Epsters Clothing, was extinguished by firefighters Tuesday afternoon shortly after one. Fire began near a chimney. moulding near the roof was torn out and chemicals used to put out the blaze.
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Tuscara
Piedmont An
Canton Cut Rate Drug Store
Epsters Clothing
Fire destroys Toledo garage at Stoneberg Motor Co
The Stoneberg Motor Co quarters in Toledo were ruined by a fire of undetermined origin last night, causing an estimated loss of 655,000. Mrs. Flemming, attempting to rescue the company books, was overcome by smoke and rescued by Patrolman Kimberly.
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Toledo
Stoneberg Motor Co
Flemming
Kimberly
King Resists Grand Jury In Shearsley Furnace Death Case
Columbus prosecutor John R. King refuses to disclose grand jury plans as revival of the Shearsley furnace death probe unfolds. Evidence already gathered includes chemists’ tests suggesting rabbit blood stains and testimony from Rev. G C Sheatsley and his four children proving they were not present. Coroner's report attributes death to self-inflicted action amid alleged insanity.
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Columbus
Mra
Addie Shenataley
Lutheran Parsonage
Itealf
John R. King
King
Bankers Life at Home: Two Bandits Take $26,000
Pittsburgh report says two bandits held up Lawrence E. Landa president of First National Bank at his home during breakfast, demanded $26,000, and shot his son John. The stolen property was recovered and the attackers spent the night at the financeer's house before fleeing.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence E. Landa
First Naional Bank
Sande
John
Stokes Hearing Set For Jan 12 In Chicago
Conspiracy charges filed by Mrs. Helen Stokes against her divorced husband W E D Stokes a New York millionaire will be heard in Judge Lynch's court in Chicago on January 12.
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Chicago
Helen Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Huge Check Deposited in U S Treasury Breaks Records
Washington reports the War Finance Corporation deposited a record 499 million dollars with the Treasury, the largest check in U S financial history. The move supported war era industries and later allowed advances to exporters and banks, with the government set to recover principal plus interest.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
United States
Congress
Wilson
Ivestori
Niy
Smnell
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Meyer
A!usy
Atayon
Harding
Coolridge
No Finance Corporation
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