Garment Wages Debate and Raid Ends in Bloodshed
A raid on Rose Hamilton’s home at 433 Savannah Ave SE escalated when John Brown struck Patrolman Homer Moore with a hammer, seriously injuring him. Brown is charged with assault with intent to kill. Hamilton is held on parole violations. Moore, hospitalized then released home, shows no fracture though concussion fears persist. Coroner T H Shorb probes for brain injury and possible late effects.
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Homer KR. Moore
Aultman Annex
T. H. Shorb
Moore
John Brown
Shorb
Homer R. Moore
Rose Hamilton
Savannahav SE
Brown
Hamilton
Wise
Goshorn, Skotnicky
von Gunten
Mellon Calls Garner Tax Plan Unscientific and Political
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon denounces the Democratic tax reduction plan as a political makeshift. He says the Garner proposal favors direct small savings and argues the Treasury bill offers a fairer, broad-based cut designed to free capital and benefit all taxpayers. He contrasts a business approach with a political method and refuses to reveal personal wealth when challenged by Senator James Couzens.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Mellon
Garner
Treasury
Treasury Bi
James Couzens
Michigan
Cou
Officials Seek Woman in Kabel Murder Case
In Cleveland on January 19 authorities intensified pursuit of a woman connected to the Kabel murder sensation. An alleged statement from a suspect tied Emma Colavito to poisoning Stanley Costanzo four years ago, with Fannie Costanzo accused of driving the crime by paying for the poison and insurance payout.
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Cleveland
Emma Colavito
Kabel
Stanley Costanzo
Costanzo
Colavito
Fannie Costanzo
Albion College Head Doctor Laird in Seclusion in Detroit
Dr John W Laird Albion College professor who vanished after student body trouble is in seclusion in Detroit trustees say He is staying with Mrs Lewis Alger and has called a college board meeting for Monday afternoon
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Detroit
John W. Laird
Albion College
Lewis Alger
Crown Prince for President Rally By German Liberals
Berlin January 19 liberals launch a campaign cry advocating the Crown Prince as president. The bold slogan marks a bold political stance amid ongoing debates on leadership.
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Berlin
175 BOYS INJURED AT TRACK MEET
At an armory in Brooklyn a balcony railing collapsed during a school track meet. 175 boys fell twelve feet, 32 were hospitalized, seven in serious condition. Many suffered broken wrists and head injuries. some bones protruded. Most returned home despite injuries.
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New York
Thirteenth Coast Artillery Regiment
Brooklyn
Senator Magnus Johnson Exits Milking Contests
Washington report says Senator Magnus Johnson will no longer enter milking contests after a decision by his wife Mrs. Magnus Johnson. She cites his poor marksmanship as the reason, noting his defeat by Secretary Wallace in a milking challenge and a mess of milk on his clothes.
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Washington
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Wallace
Gas prices raised by 14 cents per gallon in Ohio
Gasoline prices were increased 14 cents per gallon by Standard Oil in Cleveland. The new price is 20 percent higher at filling stations and goes into effect tomorrow, affecting the entire state.
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Cleveland
Denby seeks permission to pursue new lands in murder case
Ruth Hunter. 19, of 1087 Clintonav SW was murdered and discarded from a car on the Richville Reedurboard January 2. Chemical analysis found no poison in the stomach and did not determine death cause. Dr. R. Schnee of Cleveland lab, reporting to Coroner T H Shorb, notes chloroform as a possible cause but traces may vanish quickly after insensibility.
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Ruth Hunter
Clintonav SW
Richville-Reedurboard
T H. Shorb
R. Schnee
Cleveland Laboratory
Women thieves raid Chicago dry goods store for cash
Mary Anderson and Irene Ramuel entered a Chicago dry goods shop and forced Mrs. Freda Bilk into a back room at gunpoint taking 50 dollars. Mary was arrested by Patrolman McCormick a block away while Irene escaped through an alley. Police hoped to capture the fugitive soon.
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Chicago
Mary Anderson
Brunet
Mary
Irene Ramuel
Freda Bilk
McCormick
Irene
Germans Invite General Probe On Reparations
Berlin Jan 19 Foreign Secretary Gustav Stresemann said Germany would welcome an on site examination by the international committee of allied experts assessing Germany's reparations capacity. He pledged full cooperation and attacked French policy aiding Rhineland separatists, calling it criminal behavior.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Herr Stresemann
Rhineland Palatinate
Apology Made For Ship Strike Off Cherbourg
The U S superdreadnaught Colorado was accidentally struck by a dummy torpedo fired by French submarine Amphitrite during maneuvers near Cherbourg France. After the incident the Amphitrite commander boarded the Colorado to apologize and the American captain accepted the apology noting no damage was sustained thanks to armor.
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U. SS
Colorado
Cherbourg
France
United States
Ville Franca
Navy Secretary Denby Seeks Pole Mission in Airship Shenandoah
Secretary of the Navy Denby asked Congress to authorize sending the Shenandoah airship to the North Pole. He invoked Columbus as a precedent and argued undiscovered lands north of Alaska should become American. Denby and aides pressed that the navy would not pursue stunts but would make American history.
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Washington
Denby
Christopher Columbus
Congress
Ferdinand
Spain
Atlantic
Committee On Naval Affairs
House of Representatives
North Pole
Navy
Alaska
America
Capitol
Autonomy Crisis in Rhineland Palatinate Stirring Western Germany
Speyer Germany Jan 18 a critical situation unfolds in the Rhineland Palatinate where separatists supported by France have declared an autonomous government in defiance of Bavarian and Berlin authorities. A Catholic bishop Ludwig Sebastian says life in the region has become a cruel hell as clergy face harassment.
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Speyer
Germany
Rhineland Palatinate
Berlin
Palatinate
Ludwig Sebastian
Creditors to receive about 90 percent under settlement plan
Creditors of Jones and Baker curb brokerage, which failed May 21, will recover about 90 percent of claims under a plan approved by Federal Judge H W Goddard. Payments rely on May 1 values with an initial cash payment followed by a further 40 percent. The agreement does not bar criminal prosecution and the books will be kept intact for authorities.
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New York
Jones and Baker
Curb
H. W. Goddard
Extradition of Myrtle Atkinson Connected to Quinn Killing
Mrs Myrtle Atkinson waives extradition and is brought to face questions in the two year old Columbia Heights case involving Patrolman Thomas Quinn. Philadelphia authorities arrested her after finding morphine in her stocking.
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George Thorn
Philadelphia
Myrtle Atkinson
Lumbia Heights
Osterholt
Star Rambeau Slips in Road Together Debut
Marjorie Rambeau, the star of The Road Together, was under a doctor's care in New York after a single performance. Her $1,500 weekly contract was reportedly canceled and the Frazee theater production taken over by A. H. Woods. Critics noted her difficulty with pronouncing words like thermometer and pronoun use.
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New York
Marjorie Rambeau
Frazee Theater
A. H. Woods
Penalty Now Due as Public Utility Taxes Roll In
Charleston dispatch reports the State Auditor Bond Office closed the day with about 3 million dollars in public utility taxes checked for depository banks. After January 20 a 10 percent penalty applies and a 12 1/2 percent discount is lost for late payment. Total taxes for the year amount to 2,981,481.29, up 890,000 from last year.
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Charleston
W. Va
Office of State Auditor Bond
Prizes for Best Recipes Promoted in Canton Daily News
Canton’s leading home furnishings and food suppliers join The Canton Daily News to promote a domestic science department for housewives. Prizes will be awarded weekly for top recipes submitted to the Food Editor, with schedules and details announced in columns to come.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
Shenandoah crew dramatized before Congress in navy airship tale
Congress will hear the inside story of the Shenandoah hurricane fight as Capt. Anton Heinen and officers recount the moment the airship was torn from its moorings. Heinen recalls restraining Lieut. Parl H. Kincaid to save the ship during the gale and the dramatic efforts of the crew aboard the stricken dirigible.
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Lakehurst
WN. J
Congress
United States Navy
Anton Heinen
Congressional Committee
North Pole
Ac Gott
Heinen
Zeppelin
Contrcht
Shenandoah
Morris Pearce
Parl H. Kincaid
Kincaid
Kinecald
Seales
Fourth Naval District
Long prison terms for Arcadia farmers in prohibition case
In Toledo on January 19 Judge J M Killits federal court sentenced two Arcadia farmers Edward Marks and A Wolfe after they pled guilty to conspiracy to violate federal prohibition law. Marks received 28 months and a $6000 fine while Wolfe got 12 months and a $190 fine for operating and supplying the still.
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Toledo
Atlanta
Arcadia
J. M. Killit
Edward Marks
A. Wolfe
Woman Loses Hands In Bloomville Frost Incident
Mrs Minnie Sickel meier 82 lies in critical condition after physicians planned amputation of both hands to save her life. She was found at her Bloomville home with hands frozen stiff and circulation failed. she was transported to a hospital where her prognosis remains grave.
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Tiffin
Minnie Sickelmeier
Bloomville
Labor groups to discuss political campaign plans in Columbus
In Columbus on Sunday afternoon more than 50 labor representatives from state unions and central bodies will meet to discuss participation in this year's political campaign. The conference aims to align organized labor’s activities across the state.
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Columbus
United States Fleet Leaves for Vera Cruz
A dispatch from Laredo reports Mexican rebel troops have wrecked a U S ammunition train near Mexico City wounding and killing crew members and seizing 60000 rounds. Two rebel gunboats blockading Tampico moved toward Vera Cruz while a third withdrew toward the Panuco river. The U S government appears to plan further action.
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United States
Vera Cruz
Laredo
Texas
Obregon
Mexico
Mexico City
Tampico
Mex
Panuco River
Dog Saves Family and Wins a Home
A nameless homeless dog awakened Mrs Hanselman and helped save Frederick Hanselman and their children from a fire in Sandusky. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with little damage. The dog, brought to the Hanselman home last Monday, will soon have a name and a home.
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Sandusky
Frederick Hanselman
Mra Hanselman
Ohio teachers plan unified education union effort
Columbus reports the Ohio Teachers Association will pursue a research program to merge elementary, secondary, college, university, and special educators into one strong education union. F E Reynolds says the council will study public and semi public questions, with recommendations expected to affect both the public and teachers.
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Columbus
Tnken
Ohio
Ohio Teachers Association
F. E. Reynolds
Educational Council of
Association
Car Kills Woman in Sandusky Street Crossing
Mrs Elizabeth Dawson wife of Edward Dawson formerly ground boss at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home was killed instantly when a city street car struck her near her home. She did not hear the warning gong and stopped on the crossing directly in front of the vehicle.
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Sandusky
Elizabeth Dawson
Edward Dawson
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Plebiscite Planned on Glucks Boure Fate in April
Athens January 19 Premier Venizelos announced a plebiscite to determine the future of the Glucks boure Hellenic dynasty to be held in April. He said I am a Republican but I refrain from counseling the people to vote for or against the present regime.
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Athens
Venizelos
Baker to Testify in Harness Case Defense
Former secretary of war Baker will testify for the defense in the United States Harness case on Monday in Parkersburg West Virginia. Counsel for the defense announced tonight.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Newton
Baker
United States
Labor's Long Awaited Hour Comes Monday
London reports the new parliament meets next week as Baldwin's government faces collapse and a Labor government seems near. Asquith's speech and Conservative pressure shape a tense struggle with key figures urging or blocking Socialist alliance amid historical political upheaval.
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Alg
Gardiner
Canton Daily News
London
Baldwin
Herbert H. Asquith
Asquith
Rameau MacDonald
Lord Rothemere
Winstoeg Churchhill
Churchehill
Cotry
Kole
Sheriff in Auto Killed by Train
Ira Freese 45, sheriff of Crawford County, was killed when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a street crossing in Bucyrus. His body was thrown 106 feet. he died before aid arrived. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Bucyrus
Ira Freese
Crawford Co
Elmost
Pennsylvania
Frees
Otill
Flo
Rejuvenation by Artificial Means Hinted by Mayo
In St. Louis on January 19, Dr. Charles Mayo of Rochester Minnesota told a meeting of the American College of Physicians and Surgeons that aging may be halted by a chemical bottle in the bathroom shelf. He predicted people could be kept young until death by artificial chemical methods rather than gland transplantation.
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Louis
Charles M. Mayo
Ourgeon
Rochester
Minnie
American College of Physicians and Surgeons
Mayo
French Declare Blockade of British Zone at Cologne
London dispatch reports the French have declared a blockade of the British zone of occupation at Cologne Germany. The action draws astonishment from The Sunday Times editorial late today noting it against a fellow ally.
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London
Cologne
Germany
Sunday Times
Communists Aim Hit At Nationalist Mass Meeting In Itzehoe
In Itzehoer Germany on January 19 a crowd of nationalists at a mass meeting was attacked when a hand grenade was thrown wounding six men and two women.
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Itzehoer
Germany
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