Lettish advances threaten Bolshevik front in Latvia North
A dispatch from London reports Lettish forces have begun a strong push along the northern front against Bolshevik lines near Pyattown. The Lettish legation says successes will force red armies to retreat along the entire front, with Regziza cited as a Lettish gain in Letgalen. Bolsheviks claim gains under General Denikin in the south as Moscow reports Reds seized Nakhitchevan, eighteen miles southwest of Noe erkaak.
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Bolchewhki
Denekin
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Cap- Nakhitchevan
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Ousted Socialists Fight for Seats in Albany Session
A volley of moves to reverse the Socialist suspensions in the New York Assembly faces tonight’s session. Some members oppose the majority’s action and may push to seat the seven suspended Socialists pending formal charges. Speaker Sweet returns to Albany and will unveil committee appointments including the judiciary panel that will preside over the trial. Invitations will go to seven former Socialist leaders to testify on internal party factions.
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Socialist Party
Plans for six story office building at Market Ave site
N Vicary left for Chicago to study plans for a six story office structure on the southeast corner of Fifth and Market. The lot 200 by 50 feet was leased five years ago with a 1921 building deadline. Plans are tentative with completion hoped by 1921 and two full floors already eyed by local firms.
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Chicago
Fifth-stand Market
N. Vicary
Vicary
Walter Double
Miller- Blanchard Co
Day marks near completion of Palestine relief fund drive
A community campaign totaling about 32 000 dollars aimed at aiding Palestine was conducted with tag days and office collections. Speakers including Rabi Straus and Herma Witter urged donors as funds neared the 75 000 dollar goal at a closing rally Monday evening.
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Nightlife at The Strand Dance and Moonlight Soiree
The Strand hosts a late evening dancing party running until 11:30 with music by Nerwend Wehen Ralph Neswood. A novelty Moonlight Dansant takes place over the altaes as Ady at Strand.
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Eagles Hall
Mack
Popular Players
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Barbers Seek Injunction Over Canton Health Rules
In Canton Judge Pontius presides as barbers contest a Canton health board regulation aimed at sanitation. Witnesses describe tools and practices including towels razors and powder puffs while the court weighs if the rule is constitutional. The injunction hearing continues Monday with a decision expected.
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Df. Kappleman
Amerman
Milla
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Akron Canton and Youngstown railway leases Lake Erie and Western
The Akron Canton and Youngstown railway takes a 99 year lease on the Northern Ohio division of the Lake Erie and Western Railway. A $3,000,000 terminal and warehouse will be built in downtown Akron. The 163 mile line runs Akron to Delphos and is leased from the New York Central lines. Headquarters move from Lima to Akron to meet rubber industry shipping needs.
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Search for girl turns eastward
The investigation of Miss Jeanne DeKay's disappearance shifts to the east as her brother John DeKay seeks legal counsel in Providence after New York contacts. A Romanian friend, Miss Dadiez Salter, who traveled with DeKay from Switzerland, has also vanished from a New York hotel after aiding in the Chicago search.
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Delaware nurse dies from injuries after coaster accident
Hazel Lambert assistant superintendent of nurses at Delaware Springs sanitarium died from injuries sustained while coasting at night. She was the first Delaware co nurse registered by the state board. A Canton Ledge communication will meet at 6 o clock with EB A degree to be conferred. The Robinson Co. Clothiers will close Tuesday afternoon for the late BE W Partridge funeral.
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Delaware Springs Sanitarium
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Mie
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Ady
Warrant Ordered in Murder Case Against Doctor Freudenberg
Markelan Wis Jan 12 A warrant for the arrest of Dr John A Freudenberg charging him with the murder of his mother in law Mrs Nettie Duffies was issued He and his wife inherited Mrs Duffies estate Prosecution plans to seek a continuance while investigators consider exhuming bodies from the doctor s family deaths for analysis
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Wis
John A. Freudenberg
Freudenberg
Nettie Duffies
Robbers Loot Toledo Store Bank Safe of Bonds and Cash
Thieves pried the door of John Koch's store safe in Toledo and stole $16,000 in Liberty bonds and other securities plus $2,558 in cash. Two doors into the room were damaged.
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Yeees
John Koch
Promise of Early Pact Ratification Seen
A Democratic caucus advances a plan for early ratification of the peace treaty based on Lodge reservations. About twenty Democrats back concessions to avoid scuttling the treaty, with negotiations to present a definite program to Senator Lodge and the mild reservationists. Leaders to address a possible bipartisan agreement before Thursday’s Democratic conference and leadership vote.
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Underwood
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Hope of Delay in Prohibition Goes Washington
The Supreme Court denied the New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers Association’s bid to halt federal enforcement of the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act. The court ruled it lacks jurisdiction to hear the case directly, necessitating lower court action first with later appeal to the high court.
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Supreme Court
New Jersey
Washington
New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers Association
William Duhne
West Newark
N. J
Pool hall arrest yields fines amid raid
Steve George was fined $25 and costs after arraignment on charges of resisting an officer following an incident two weeks earlier in a northeast pool room. He allegedly struck Joe Pence with a pool cue as officers tried to arrest him. Bessie Williams was discharged on disorderly house charges and Marie Conley, resident there, was fined $56 and costs after Monday arraignment. both were taken in a raid Friday night.
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Costa
Bowman
Joe Pence
George
Bessie Williams
Marie Conley
Coats
Unborn Baby Assured Of Home In Chicago Adoptions
Katherine Helme, an expectant mother deserted by her husband, announced in Chicago that she will offer her unborn child for adoption. She said chances favored Cornelius Shelton, manager of the Diamond Truck Company, and Mrs DeCamp had made an offer, with the child believed to be a girl.
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Chicago
Katherine Helme
Cornelius Shelton
Shelton
Miamond T Motor Truck Company
Assembly 10 Seeks New Revenue Sources for State
Columbus Jan 12 The legislature resumes in Columbus to craft funds for a $25 000 000 state government in 1920 and may push a flat 1 percent income tax with exemptions of 1000 for singles 2000 for married 200 for each dependent. The bill would tax corporations but exempt public utilities while other business issues including state employee pay market bureau expansion home rule in taxation and prohibition enforcement are on the agenda.
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State Bureau of Markets
Woman burns in lamp explosion after gasoline mix up
Mrs Frederick Niedenthal fifty eight, Brewster, and her five year old daughter Christina died after a lamp exploded when gasoline saturated oil was mistaken for carbon oil. Son Elmer ten was burned but survived. Frank Calappeot burned at A H L Wilson Motor Cargo.
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Brewster
Christina
Massillon City Hospital
Elmer Neidenthal
Frank Calappeot
A. HL. Wilson Motor Cargo
Mercy Hospital
Neidenthal
Wabashaw
Mra
Christina Neidenthal
Be Scandinavian Influence Praised By Hartmann Lecture
German Japanese poet Sadach Hartmann spoke at Greenwich Village Inn on Great Men With Whom I Have Imbibed arguing prohibition would hurt art and letters. He cited Swinburne Poe Whitman and Scandinavian poets praising their superb capacity and soulful warmth from imbibing.
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New York
Sadach Hartmann
Greenwich Village
Hartmann
Gasoline Fire Burns Worker At Local Car Shop
Frank Callapeot suffered serious burns to his face nose ears and arms when waste gasoline soaked rags ignited near a small stove at the A H Wilson Motor Car Co. He was cleaning walls in a toilet room and attempted to smother the blaze. Other workers used a fire extinguisher and he was taken to Mercy hospital where doctors treated his injuries.
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A. H. Wilson Motor Car Co
Callappeot
Mercy Hospital
Kahler
Alliance Liquor Case Ends With Fines
Dan Alegebo of Alliance pleaded guilty to selling liquor and paid 206 dollars plus costs after police found six gallons of raisin jack in a grocery cellar where he worked. He admitted placing the liquor there. The report also notes a church cloak room theft of six dollars and the death of Mrs. David Koons from apoplexy, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Dan Alegebo
Costa
Moore
John Korosy
Algebo
League Council 10 to Meet Friday With Eight Members
The League of Nations executive council will convene Friday at 10 30 a m with eight members due to the United States not joining. Delegates include France Leon Hourgeois Great Britain Karl Curzon Italy Vittorio Selalota Japan Haron Mateus Belgium Henator Lafontaine and Greece Mr Polite. Spain Brazil Belgium and Greece named to represent front line nations interests. The council plans to organize administrative commissions for the Danzig and Baarer plebiscite areas. A solution to the Fiume situation was expected by Wednesday.
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Polite
Spain
Brazil
Belgium
Danzig
Baare
Fiume
Nitt
Italy
Gaid
Red Cross outlines 1920 activities in Canton
Canton Red Cross plans a future Med Chrome program outlined Monday at a conference of chairmen from Stark County chapters. Robert I. Bondy assisted Civilian Relief head in Cleveland travels to Canton for the briefing. J. M. Telleen will inspect the new Canton clinic Friday and report to national headquarters.
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Fed Crom
Stark Ce
Robert I. Bondy
Lake Division
Cleveland
Btark Co
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Canton Red Crome
J. M. Telleen
Red Cross
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Stamp Out Fake Stock Sales Bill Introduced
Senator Kenyon of Iowa introduced a national blue sky bill aimed at fake stock promotion schemes. In New York, broker J C Horter traded 110 pounds of sugar for two bottles of gin two of whiskey and four of burgundy wine.
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Kenyon
Iowa
New York
J C. Horter
Walleer
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