Murder Squad Implicated in Louisiana Deaths
Courthouse at Bastrop Iowa reports a seven man murder squad from a black hooded mob crucified Watt Daniel and Thomas F Richards of Morehouse parish on August 24. Witnesses place the bodies in a swamp and in a watery grave near Lake LaFourche. State prosecutors expect wholesale arrests as more witnesses identify suspects and the gang’s members.
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Pas
Watt Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Morehouse Parish
Coulee
Daniel
Richards
Lake la Fourche
LaFourche
Ich
Rich
C. C. Davenport
Collinston
Lake LaFourche
Conrad McDuffy
Marshall Mott
Funeral Today for Ex King Constantine Palmaro Of Greece
In Palmerto Italy a small, simple funeral was held for Constantine former king of Greece. His body will be sent to Naples with former queen Sophia. Naples Greek church to host services tomorrow while awaiting Athens permission to bury in the Acropolis site.
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Palmero
Italy
Consantine
Fromer
Greece
Naples
Sophia
Athens
Italy refuses to send guards to Ruhr district
Rome on January 13 reported that Italy balked at France’s demand for Italian customs guards to aid French authorities in the Ruhr district of Germany. The move signals friction over Anglo French control and postwar policing arrangements in the region.
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Rome
Italy
France
Ruhr
Germany
Congressman Montoya Dies in Washington at 61
Republican Representative Nestor Montoya of New Mexico died suddenly at his home in Washington. He was serving his first term and was 61 years old.
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Washington
Nestor Montoya
New Mexico
Weather Outlook Ohio Fair and Warmer Tonight
Forecast notes a warm, cloudy Sunday with possible rain or snow. Includes stray text about yesterday and today temperatures and a chaotic line of garbled data. Ad items mention a Sunday chicken and duck dinner at Courtland Hotel and a radio atlas for sale via Daily News.
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Ohio
Courtland Hotel
Henry Vogelgesang Dies After Stroke in Canton
Henry Vogelgesang 71 former city councilman and elevator operator at Central Savings bank building Canton died at home 342 Arlington NW from a paralytic stroke suffered Monday evening. Survived by wife Matilda two daughters Mrs Lola Deibel and Mrs Cora Baker three sisters and three brothers. Funeral Tuesday with Knights of Pythias service, burial Westlawn.
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Henry Vogelgesang
Central Savings Bank
Arlington
Canton
Lowenstine- Herbruck Clothing Co
Louis Vogelgesang
Ile
Vogelgesang
Buckeye Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Matilda
Lola M. Deibel
North Industry
Cora Baker
Emma Zender
Belle McCloud
Anna Erck
Robert
Charles
John Vogelgesang
Thomas Vogelgesang
Erie
Beatrics Barton
Ada Barton
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer
Westlawn
Frederick K Hurxthal Dies Friday Afternoon
Frederick Karthaus Hurxthal died Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of his daughter Mrs C E Fraunfelter 435 Market Ave He was born February 2 1851 in Massillon educated at Nazareth Hall Bethlehem Pa He lived in Cleveland Canton and California and is survived by his wife Julia A Wiksdal and three daughters The service will be held Monday at 2 pm at his daughter’s home with Rev Herman of Trinity Lutheran church officiating.
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Frederick Karthaus Hurxthal
C. E. Fraunfelter
Market Ars
Hurxthal
Frederick T. Hurxthal
Massillon
Nazareth Hall
Bethlehem
Julia A. Wiksdal
Canton
Cleveland
W. A. Worthington & Co
California
Redlands
Los Angeles
Lutheran Church
I. R. Manton
Akron
Harry C. Zollinger
Herman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Warns Against Throwing Snowballs by Police Chief
Police Chief Lengel issues a warning to boys who threw snowballs at vehicles after a bus driver and a female passenger suffered minor injuries from a broken window. The Friday incident on Walnut Avenue NE involved ice and snow causing a hand cut to the driver and a minor cut to the passenger.
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Lengel
James Johnson
Walnutav NE
Two Filling Stations and Store Robbed
Two filling stations and an art shop were purged Friday night. At the Pennzoil station burglars forced a window and took $1.50. The Allegheny station on 12th Street and Cleveland Avenue NW was entered through a transom and $1.33 in cash stolen. The 208 Market Avenue store was smashed but secured. the G Lawrence art shop had a broken window but nothing taken.
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Pennzoil
Fifth-st
Schroyeray Sn
Allegheny
12Th-St
Cleveland-av NW
Market-av
G. Lawrence Art Shop
Radio Broadcast Guide and Station Directory
A compact broadcasting guide listing call letters and station locations with four large maps. Contains practical information for radio amateurs and broadcast listeners, detailing how to tune in and identify stations.
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Daily News Business
Daily News Business Office
Rum running traffic declared broken up by government
New York January 13 The U S government says rum running has been broken up by the prohibition enforcement navy off New Jersey and New York shores. Director John D Appleby says reports of 27 ram boats and 35000 cases landed are wholly erroneous and without foundation.
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New York
United States
John D. Appleby
Appleby
Pum
New Jersey
Prohibition Enforcement Navy
Washington
J. C. Yellowly
Prohibition
Haynes
Maybe He's Not So Far Off After All
A Lynchburg letter to Police Chief Lengel claims to be from a self professed amateur detective who offers to reveal the whereabouts of Dick Howell in exchange for payment. Howell was electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary on June 2 1921 for the murder of Canton detective Anthony Skotnicky.
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Sherlock Holmes
Lynchburg
Lengel
Sherlock
Dick Howell
Howell
Ohio Penitentiary
Anthony Skotnicky
Canton
Bus Collision Hurts Twenty Children in Castalia Route
A bus carrying 22 children to a Castalia central school left the road and crashed into a ditch near Sandusky Ohio. Mildred Webser aged 6 and Lester Leitzka aged 8 suffered broken shoulder blades. the driver Homer Bowers blames rough road and steering failure.
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Sandusky
Mildred Webser
Lester Leitzka
Castalia
Here
Homer Bowers
Fire at Gypsy Leader Peter Eli's Temple in Chicago
Eight children were rushed to the street with smoke and heat pouring from the temple of Gypsy king Peter Eli. Eli his wife and other occupants narrowly escaped suffocation in the early morning blaze.
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Chicago
Peter Eli
Eli
Red Dragon and the Woman With Wings discussed at church
The 1st Christian church will discuss the Red Dragon and the Woman With Wings in an upcoming session. Church members are invited to attend and join the discussion on the referenced topics.
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1St Christian Church
Red Dragon
Woman With Wings
Baby Savings Promotion at The First Trust & Savings Bank
An offer invites parents to open a Baby's Savings account with $1 or more and receive a silver plated bank for their child. The promotion encourages saving through The First Trust & Savings Bank.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Six Months In Works For Intoxicated Driver
Glen Mearig pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was sentenced to six months in the workhouse by Judge Krrchbaum. Prosecutors said the six month penalty is the harshest yet imposed in Stark County for this offense. An unpressed indictment for carrying concealed weapons may be used later. Mearig, from Barberton, drove a truck of furniture from Dover to Barberton and displayed a revolver in Navarre, frightening residents.
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Glen Mearig
Krrchbaum
Stark Ce
C. B. McClintock
Mearig
Barberton
Dover
Navarre
Fighting Mayor of Pontiac to Speak in Canton Meeting
Russell H. Bready, known as the fighting mayor of Pontiac for his bold action as acting mayor pro tem, will address Canton citizens at McKinley High School on Monday evening. He will share views on the city residents want and how to achieve that city while discussing the chamber of commerce expansion plans.
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Pontiac
Canton
Russell H. Bready
Michigan
Mr. Bready
Bready
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce
Name Delegates To Wage Scale Parley
Ohio coal fields name delegates for the scale conference with United Mine Workers of America to set a new wage scale in New York. Pittsburgh Vein operators will be represented by S. H. Robbins Ezra VanDorn Michael Gallagher and R. L. Wildermuth. Northern and Central Ohio operators are represented by W. C. Haskins and A. A. Augustus. Renewal of the present scale was predicted for another year.
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Cleveland
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Hocking
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
New York
S. H. Robbins
Youghingheny and Ohio Coal Company
Ezra VanDorn
Clarkson Coal and Dock Company
Michael Gallagher
M. A. Hanna Company
R. L. Wildermuth
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Pittsburgh
W. c. Haskins
Coshocton
A. A. Augustus
Cambridge
Missed Paper Service and Circulation Hours
Information on replacement delivery by calling 3500 with copy sent upon request. Circulation department serves readers each evening until 6 39 and Sunday morning until 11 o'clock.
Two New Candidates Enter Sandusky Postmaster Race
Six others already in the contest include Charles A. Craig Al C. Close Henry Schimminger and George F. Burmeister with more entries promised. George A Schoepfle a manufacturer and Frank J Seitz a tailor join the field as the second term of James A Ryan nears ending.
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Sandusky
James A. Ryan
George A. Schoepfle
Frank J. Seitz
Charles A. Craig
Republican County Central and Executive Committee
al C. Close
Ienry Schimminger
George F. Burmeister
Erieco
Governor vows strong action against lawless elements in Texas
Gov. Pat M. Neff told a joint Texas Legislature session that three Texans die daily to liquor smugglers and that he will fight crime with law enforcement as the central issue. He promised a forthcoming message with sharp limits on lawlessness and “wear whiskers” on enforcement.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Pat M. Neff
Industries Sue to Reduce Taxes in Common Pleas Court
Amerman and Mills file suits for The Alliance Machine Co and The Alliance Structural Co asking county officials to deduct federal income and excess profits taxes from assessed values. The Ohio Supreme Court considered similar issues. officials advised ignoring the split ruling.
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Common Pleas Court
Amerman & Mills
Alliance Machine Co
Alliance Structural Co
Edwin Garver
Martin Brenner
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Rob Postoffice at Waynesburg Burglary Report
The Waynesburg postoffice was burglarized Friday night per sheriff's office report. Packages were taken with unknown contents. Entry was through a window. U S postal inspectors are investigating.
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Waynesburg
U.S
University Experts Will Speak Here
Canton will host Ohio State University experts to address city problems. H. W. Luethi, Canton Chamber of Commerce secretary and Ohio association of Commercial Organization secretaries director, says university speakers will discuss city planning foreign trade and related topics.
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Canton
Ohio State University
H. W. Luethi
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Association of Commercial Organization
Luethi
Can ton Lodge to Hold Special Communication
A special communication of Canton Lodge will be held Monday evening January 15 at 6 20 oclock. F C Degree will be conferred. John F Roos W M E Norris secretary Adv
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Canton Lodge
F. C
John F. Roos
W. M
E. Norris
Masquerade Dance Set for January 13 on Garfield Avenue
Complete Radio runs advertise a masquerade dance on January 13 on Garfield Avenue with prizes to be awarded.
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Garfield-av
Reparations Commission Grants Germany Two Week Grace
The inter allied reparations commission in Paris gives Germany a fortnight to pay the 500 million gold marks due Monday. France plans new conditions for an indemnity moratorium while German resistance in the Ruhr aids delays. British forces reinforce martial law and Italian experts confer on guarantees as Rome and Paris seek a common approach.
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Inter-allied
Paris
Germany
Rhineland
Ruhr
Bochum
France
John Bradbury
Petit Journal
Foreign Office
Rhine
Missing Coast Guards Safe After Rescue Mission
York Beach Maine January 13 Captain Walter E Sprague and six crewmen of the Isle of Shoals coast guard station were rescued after freezing ordeal. They had gone out to aid two men aboard the wrecked limoper schooner Ralph W Rockland Me Captain Co F Mitchell and his son Stanley were rescued by Jack Kelly and Frank Philbrick after four boats went out to assist.
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York Beach
Maine
Walter E. Sprague
Isle of Shoals
Ralph W
Rockland
York Sands
Co. F. Mitchell
Stanley
Jack Kelly
Frank Philbrick
Coast Guards
Charter plan would limit city jobs and unify department heads
Youngstown plans a new city charter that would remove safety and service directors. All department heads would report to the mayor, with no directorate provisions. The proposals also combine treasurer and auditor offices and create a paidless president of council position.
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Youngstown
Charter Commission
Uncalled Witness Fees Posted at Court House Lobby
Uncalled for witness fees paid to the clerk of courts in 1922 are posted in the court house lobby. Persons owing these fees may receive the money by calling at the clerk's office. If unclaimed, funds go into the county general fund. Baby’s first picture free at Keagy’s studio during January and February. No charge. Mother, bring baby today.
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Clerk of Courts
County General Fund
Keagy
Baby
Funeral Services for Brother Kie Numan
Funeral services for brother Kie Numan will be held Sunday evening. Brothers meet at Castle Hall at 7 15 p m. V W Schlott Cc Ady
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Kie Numan
Castle Hall
Vaudeville Actor Kills Actress Then Shoots Himself
Harold Blake Van Alstein, 24, an acrobat, shot and killed Miss Marion MacLaren in a New York restaurant and later killed himself. From Bellevue hospital he said he was not sorry for killing her, only that he failed to kill himself. He blamed her rejection for driving him mad and begged that his mother in Omaha not be told.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Harold Blake van Alstein
Marion MacLaren
Reefusal
Omaha
Nebraska
Massillon Woman Seeks $10,000 Damages in Auto Crash
Martha Kane sues John Blackledge for 10,000 damages after being struck by a speeding car while boarding a Massillon street car at Erie and Maple Streets. She alleges permanent injuries. Attorneys Amerman and Mills represent Kane.
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Martha Kane
John Blackledge
Massillon
Erie
Maplests
Blackledge
Amerman & Mills
Suit Goes to Trial Over Usurious Loan Charge
Phillip Better sues The Cleveland Discount Co alleging usurious practice from a 24800 bonus on a 49000 loan. The Central Drygoods successor took over the business. the firm claims the amount covers an investigation charge. Trial proceedings began Friday before Judge Krichbaum with arguments set for Monday.
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Phillip Better
Cleveland Discount Co
Krichbaum
Better
Central Drygoods Co
Defndant
Washing machine without wringer for sale ad
Advertisement notes an electric washing machine without a wringer available for purchase or demonstration. Provides contact Bell 4016 and Canton Laun- Dry-Ette Sales at 212 4th NW for details.
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Bell
State
Canton
Laun- Dry-Ette
4Th
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