Chinese Crisis Deepens with Foreign Interests in Peril
Turbulent China threatens to explode into warfare with grave risks to 329,000 foreigners and vast foreign property. Cantonese forces push north under Eugene Chen, prompting mass foreign evacuations. Britain orders reserve mobilization and more troops for China while Shanghai and Nanking endure street clashes and armed guard patrols.
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New York
China
Eugene Chen
South
Peking
United States
London
Great Britain
War Office
Shanghat
Shanghai
Nanking
Phanghai
Norris Defense Calls Two More Witnesses in Nor ris Trial
The murder trial of the Rev J Frank Norris near its close was postponed until Monday morning. Two defense witnesses were enroute from Fort Worth to testify to impeach Dallas witness Red Rodgers who testified in rebuttal.
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Austin
Tex
J. Prank Norris
Norris
Arist
Fort Worth
Chipps
Umberman
Rodgers
Dallas
Fear Held for Local Woman Fleeing China
Local resident Mrs. Alice Hay Lewis, wife of Dr. Nel H. Lewis, reportedly fled Foochow with her nine month old baby as Chinese mobs attacked the city. She and other Americans sought refuge in Manila, with the baby born at the American hospital there and the family previously two years in Foochow.
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Alice Hay Lewis
Canton
Foochow
China
Lewis
Manila
Carl Hay
Clarendon
Nel H. Lewis
Lewises
Hay
Robert A. Lewis
The
Cleveland Y. M
Neil Lewis
Peaches Admits There’s Another Browning Rival
In New York on January 22, "Peaches" Heenan Browning acknowledged another man in the Browning case. She identifies Joseph Morris, a bank clerk, as her longtime acquaintance and rival in the marriage memory, asserting Morris took her to the Hotel McAlpin dance. In Bucyrus, Henry Civregg, 76, was found dead beside the Toledo and Ohio Central rails, with authorities investigating as a possible train incident.
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New York
Browning
McAlpin
Mr. Browning
Bucyrus
Henry Civregg
Toledo
Onin
Chaplin Hopes He Will Fall In Love Again
Charles Chaplin in a candid final interview speaks of domestic strife and fear for his acting spark. He vows to withdraw from private matters as lawyers handle the divorce case and tax actions. He notes he still likes women and hopes to fall in love again while denying dire financial ruin.
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Chaplin
New York
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Charlie
Washington
Nathan Burkan
Arthur W. Kelly
Burkan
Trio Guilty of First Degree Murder in Florida
A Jacksonville jury found Howard Shaffer William Troop and Charles Stevens guilty of first degree murder in the August slaying of Mary McMillan. The verdict carries an automatic death penalty by electrocution after a two week trial. In Cincinnati Frederick P. Keldy filed a petition seeking to construe a will provision directing $500 for his burial at Maple Leaf cemetery Put-in-Bay.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Howard Shaffer
William Troop
Charles Stevens
Mary McMillan
Cincinnati
Frederick P. Keldy
Madeira
Putin Bay
Hardy
Common Pleas Court
Maple Leaf Cemetery
Put-in- Bay
First Moves Expected in Rudner Trial This Week
Preliminary actions in the Ben Rudner murder case are to be cleared this week. A change of venue motion remains pending as Mills contemplates a transfer to a neighboring county for a fair trial. The trial date is set for February 7 with jury lists already served.
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Ben Rudner
Rudner
E. L. Mills
A. W. Agier
Agler
Charles Krrchbaum
Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Mills
Millis
Stark Co
Louis Mazer
Patrick EK
McDermott
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
James H. Emsley
Mercury to Ride See-Saw During Week Forecast
Weather outlook for Jan 24 to 29 in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions. Periods of precipitation with fluctuating temperatures, near normal at the week start, then cooling by week’s end. Cold Monday, warming Tuesday and Wednesday, then colder again.
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Mercury
Chicago
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Four Hundred Unemployed Attack Havana Ward Line Wharves
Four hundred unemployed men attacked the Ward line wharves in Havana on January 22 demanding work. The assault was led by two men recently discharged as stevedores. Police reserves guarding the district repelled the first assault, and the crowd returned to the scene.
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Havana
Mexico Crisis Arises Over Arbitation and March Deadline
Washington faces a clash over how to handle the Mexican dispute as Congress debates arbitration and a March 4 deadline. House members accuse the Coolidge administration of drifting toward war and seek a clear plan, while the Senate stays quiet awaiting Monday speeches. In Nicaragua, President Maz rebuffs Guatemalan mediation and vows to deploy 3600 soldiers to crush acasa rebel forces.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
House
Huddleston
Alabama
Mexico
State Department
Truddieston
Moore
Virginia
Nicaragua
Calles
Sacasa
United States
Adolfo Diag
Senate
Managua
Adolfo Maz
Guatemala
Acasa
Injured Fire Fighter Regains Mind After Two Years
Lorain on January 22 reports Edward Gifford, of the Lorain fire department, regained awareness after two years of memory loss from a 100 foot coal shuttle fall during a fire. Doctors described a brain short circuit and his return to life, returning to work soon.
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Lorain
Edward Gifford
Gifford
Day's Blast Toll Tallies Seven Dead and Twenty Hurt
Seven killed and twenty injured by explosions across the country on Saturday. In Toledo seven dead and five wounded after a ground floor blast at a grocery, barber, and dry cleaning building. Akron sees six injured by a gas blast at a home. Wilkesbarre reports minor and serious burns among miners from a gas explosion at Peach Orchard colliery. Daytona Beach suffers boiler blast at a bakery injuring one and sparing seven workers. Local scenes show frantic parents and destroyed interiors as fire crews search wreckage.
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Toledo
Akron
Wilkesbarre
Daytona Beach
Fla
Kleis
Fred Kleis
Charles Fulhaber
Carl Bircht
Donald Becker
H. M. Bassett
Littl
George Bogdan
John Bogdan
Mia
Yelen Bogdan
William
Lucretia
Flora
C. J. Blum
Old Cap Greene on Last Voyage of His River Fleet
Cincinnati dispatch reports river captain Gordon C Greene known as Old Cap Greene dies after pneumonia. His body to Newport Washington with river men escorting the 25-ship Greene fleet down the Ohio in a solemn procession. The Ohio River nears flood stage as the cortege moves upriver to the family churchyard. The article notes Greene signed checks as Gordon C Greene and spanned routes from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. The second item announces the Ohio League of Women Voters backing a bill for permanent voter registration in Ohio to be introduced next week.
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Cincinnati
Old Cap” Greene
Ohio River
Tom Greene
Old Cap
Ohie
Greene
Gordon C. Greene
Pittsburgh
New Ouneans
Ohio League of Women Voters
Ohio
Telephone company changes hands in Marysville area
Control of the Monco Telephone Co has passed to four Heliefontaine financiers who are also stockholders. In the United Telephone Co at that place, it was reported here today.
Grand Jury to Probe Brewing Rail Conspiracy
A U S grand jury in Cleveland is to investigate an alleged massive beer and railroad conspiracy. The probe aims to reveal collusion between brewers and railroad officials shipping hundreds of carloads of beer as merchandise across the east and midwest over three years. Nearly 100 witnesses, including former prisoners, are expected to testify.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
East
Middle West
Thomas Stone
Gerald P. Murphy
A. V. Bernsteen
United States Dhetrict
Bernsteen
Federal
NAB POLICE CHIEF IN LIQUOR PLOT
Woodspield, Jan 22. Police Chief Waldo Arnold was arrested during a raid on a poolroom for selling liquor in a blind tiger. Andrew Fulton, proprietor, several assistants and women were also taken in. Hearing set for next week.
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NAB
Man- Hing
Woodspield
Waldo Arnold
Andrew Fulton
Mearing
Dayton Man Indicted for Manslaughter in Automobile Crash
John Warren was indicted on a manslaughter charge for the death of Mrs. Anna J. Neld after his car struck a crowd awaiting a streetcar. A child also suffered two broken legs from the same crash as Mrs. Reid’s party watched.
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Dayton
John Warren
Anna J. Neld
Warren
Mre
Reid
Tragedy Strikes Baylor Eleven in Texas Bus Crash
Ten Baylor University students killed when a Texas & Pacific Sunshine Special train struck a bus near Round Rock. The Baylor basketball squad traveling to Austin, 22 aboard, eight injured, some seriously. Names of the dead and wounded include Jack Dillon and Roger Hammer among others. Funeral plans announced for ten victims.
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Taylor
Tex
Baylor University
Round Rock
Sunshine
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Baylor
Waco
University of Texas At Austin
Austin
Georgetown
Jack Dillon
Fort Worth
Roger Hammer
St. Louia
J. Clyde Abel Kelly
Jimmy Walker
Gatesville
Ivey BR. Foster
Wills Murray
Bob Hailey
Lott
Jack Castelleau
Ennis
William P. Winchester
Merle Dudley
Abilene
Edward Gooch
Fred Cree
Wesley Bradshaw
Keifer Strickland
Reb Hannah
St. BR
Washam
P. Brooks
Banylor University
Round Rock Staton
Potter
Hround Roek
Neexes
Tom Barnes
Barnes
Gode
Round Mock
Cqeorgetown
Winchester
George
Brooks
Parettia
Ter
W. A. Allen
University
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Trio
Chater
Aid
George N. Neville
Meridan & Bigbee River Railway
Mississippi
8. A. Neville
By Ghorgh Nd
Holmes
Day
Wilkesbarke
Peach Orchard
Glen Alden
U.S
United States Federal Grand
Star
True Bs
Denver
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