Three Ga ught In Net Over Warsaw Avenue Car Bombardment
Detectives arrested William Molloy John Brulard and Water Maley in connection with the Union Central Life Building assault on a Warsaw Avenue street car last May. Molloy confessed to throwing a window sash weight and plaster parts from the eleventh floor. Chief Crim said more arrests are expected in Detroit and St Louis as a six month inquiry continues.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Ky“Craper
Warsaw Avenue
William McHoy
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakley
John ‘Brulard
Ottoway
Luebbers
Kell
Hays
Brulard
Mill Street
Water Maley
Oliver Street
Meesoms
Dickroader
Dvi‘police
Fle
Crim
Maley
Detroit
St. Louis
Molloy
Burns
The
Traction Company
Bryan Signs Peace Pact With Holland
Secretary Bryan and Netherlands minister Chevalier Van Kappard signed a treaty to submit unresolved U S Netherlands disputes to an international council of five for a one year investigation that may be shortened. It marks the first treaty with a European nation based on Bryan's peace plan.
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Americas
Washington
Bryan
Chevalier van Kappard
Netherlands
United States
Netheerlands
Egg price blame shifts amid hen strike and weather woes
The state agriculture official cites a hen strike to explain high egg costs while rejecting storage theories. A Washington dispatch reports the Warehouse association will argue floods and droughts killed thousands of chickens and reduced stock, boosting prices.
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Washington
McKellar
Warehouse Association
Railroads to Seek 5 Percent Freight Rate Increase
Washington sources report the Interstate Commerce Commission and the President support a 5 percent rise in freight rates. The measure would apply to eastern lines between the Mississippi and Atlantic and north of the Ohio. The American cites high authority on the move.
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Mississippi River
Atlantic
Ohio River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unions Withdraw Funds From Indianapolis Banks
Indianapolis officers of international unions announce withdrawal of all funds from local banks on January 1 amid labor unrest. They estimate deposits total between 4.6 and 5 million dollars and accuse merchants, manufacturers, and team owners of trying to crush workers.
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Indianapolis
Hear Reports Today On Depot Franchise
City Council railways committee meets this afternoon at City Hall to hear reports from the Business Men's Club and civic groups on revoking the depot franchise. John K E Breekman leads a strong push to accept his plan two weeks old surrendering the current franchise to the club for use toward a new depot. City Solicitor Bettman stated he will press for revocation.
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Council
Business Men's Club
John KE. Breekman
Bettman
Union Hotel Waiters Strike Talks Fail in Cleveland
A late afternoon conference between striking hotel waiters and managers of two hotels ended without agreement. Another meeting is scheduled for tomorrow to continue negotiations regarding the three hotels involved.
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Cleveland
Union
Sufficiently dramatic suffragette bombing attempt at Holloway Jail
A reported suffragette bombing attempt occurred at Holloway Jail in London. Two bombs exploded near the southeast wall beside cells housing suffragettes including Rachel Peace, who is serving an eighteen month sentence for arson.
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London
Holloway Jail
Rachel Peace
Look Like Twins? Grosvenor Brothers Puzzle Friends
The Grosvenor twins Gilbert Jr and Edwin P Grosvenor look alike and are often mistaken for each other. Edwin P Grosvenor is assistant to Attorney General McReynolds and led major government cases while Gilbert A Grosvenor heads the National Geographic Society and is related to Dr. Alexander Graham Bell. Both brothers, 38, were born in Constantinople where their father taught history.
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Washington
Grosvenor Twins
Évem
Gilbert Jr
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Edwin P
McReynolds
Kentucky
Bathrub Trust
Harvester Trust
Movies” Trust
Gilbert A
National Geographic Society
Alexander Graham Bell
Society
Constantinople
Turkey
Roberts College
Tariff Fight Sparks House Debate Over Economic Woes
In Washington on December 18 the House heard a sharp clash between Rep. Mann and Speaker Clark over tariff revision and party incapacity to govern. Mann warned of mass unemployment and business gloom while Congress probes the Carabao dinner amid a Democratic critique of economic policy.
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Washington
Representative Mann
Clark
House
Mann
United States
United States Navy To Flash New Year Greetings Worldwide
The Navy will transmit New Year greetings to the world at midnight December 31. From the Arlington station signals will reach all ships shore stations and amateur radio operators within range.
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Washington
United States Navy
Marinéra
Arlington
DuPont Offers Radium Mines to Aid Cancer Cure
Alfred J. DuPont pledges to turn over his radium mines in Gilpin county Colorado to the government. He works with Dr Howerd A Kelly of Baltimore to provide radium for cancer treatment. Cancer claims about 400000 lives yearly worldwide and 50000 in the United States.
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Wilmington
Del
Alfred J. DuPont
Gilpin County
Colorado
Tango News Highlights Turbulent Holiday Streets
The Tango News reports heavy crowds in San Francisco with thousands of venders and pilots assisting city districts. In Portland the dance faction won a victory as fraternal societies ban winter functions. The dissident group plans to form a separate society after the vote.
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Aspecal
Metin
Ownership plan for telegraphs and telephones debated
Postmaster General Birledon backs government ownership of telegraphs and telephones in his annual report. A Democratic caucus in the House in January will decide how far to pursue the project as administration policy. President Wilson studies the plan but has not pressed Congress due to high costs.
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Washington
Birledon
House
Congress
Wilson
Ownership idea is attacked by Mackay
The American special dispatch reports Clarence Mackay, a postal telegraph magnate, challenging Postmaster General Burleson’s proposal for government control of telegraph and telephone lines. He cites the Richmond case to rebut government reach, argues telegraph business is not a post-road, notes fierce competition, and warns the overall cost could reach about two billion dollars.
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New York
Dec
Nahé
Postal
Western Union
Bell Tele- Company
Deaths Halt Murder Hearing of Schmidt
New York December 18 Because deaths in the families of two jurors sitting in the Hans Schmidt murder case forced a adjournment of the trial. Juror No 5 George J Dana lost his sister and Juror No 12 Charles K Neilson lost his uncle.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Élock
Criminal Courts
George J. Dana
Jost
Charles KE. Neilson
Wilson Leaves White House After Illness
President Wilson departed the White House today after ten days of illness. He rode for an hour in a closed automobile with daughter Miss Margaret Wilson and his physician Dr. Cary T. Grayson.
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Washington
Wil
White House
Margaret Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Federal inspectors aid hunt for Milton Kentucky safecrackers
Federal agents left Cincinnati late yesterday to assist in locating the yegg men who blew a Milton Kentucky safe and escaped with $500 in cash.
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Cincinnati
Esterday
Yeggmen
Milton
Weather Outlook for Cincinnati and Midwest Friday
Fair and somewhat colder Friday with a low near 28 degrees for Cincinnati and vicinity. Ohio and nearby regions expect fair conditions, with Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia also forecast to be fair on Friday.
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Cincinnati
Vicinity
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Actress Florence Stone to File Divorce in Los Angeles
Mrs. Richard Ferris once of Cincinnati known to theater audiences as Florence Stone announces plans to sue for divorce in Los Angeles from Dick Ferris. Her complaint will cite recent dramatic domestic disturbances amid escapades in Lower California and Mexico that drew attention during the Madero era.
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Richard Ferris
Cincinnati
Florence Stone
Los Angeles
Dick” Ferris
California
Mexico
Madero
Mexican Is Killed in Resisting U S Troops
Special to the American. Presidio Texas Dec 18 An exchange of shots today between Mexican and American soldiers two miles west of Presidio left Luis Orozco a Federal regular dead. Orozco and a companion crossed the line and fired when halted by sentries. Chihuahua city is reported to be in rebel hands, with additions expected from Parra Monterey and Torreon. General Benavides says the rebel force could reach 15 000 to 30 000 before Juarez is reached. Juarez arrivals report Villa demanding ransom before leaving the city. El Paso reports refugees filling hotels and apartments.
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Presidio
Texas
Chihuahua
Juarez
Parra
Monterey
Torreon
Saltillo
Benavides
Federal District
say_ Villa
el Paso
Fletcher Indicates Attack Is Expected
Wireless messages from Admiral Fletcher in Tampico inform Washington officers that foreign powers anticipate an early rebel attack on Mexico City. naval officers note Germany has ordered ships Bremen to Vera Cruz and the Hamburg America line ship Bolivia ready to evacuate German residents if needed.
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The
Washington
Fletcher
Tampicd
Navy Department
Mexico City
Wieteher
Tampico
Bolivia
Germany
Bremen
Vera Cruz
Rebels Aim for Mexico City Quick Capture
El Paso Texas December 18 reports that Mexican rebel leaders plan a united push to capture the capital within a month, hoping to outpace General Pancho Villa reaching Mexico City with about 6 000 rebels ready to move.
Orozco Rebellion Grows as General Demands Higher Pay
Mexico City reports General Pascual Orozco has rebelled against Huerta. He sent a telegram to the War Office demanding higher pay, marking a new escalation in the ongoing crisis.
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Americas
Mexico City
Pascual
Orozco
Huerta
Juvenile smoking linked to severe health risks
Vienna reports Prof. Frank Hochwart led investigations on nervous disorders among smokers. He concludes that juvenile smoking poses grave future health dangers with the most serious nicotine poisoning found in those who begin smoking early.
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Vienna
Austrian Society of School Hygiene
Frank
Hochwart
Secret Service Nets suspected gang members in East
Secret Service agents stage operation in the eastern district believed to target a local gang. Authorities report arrests or detentions of several men tied to criminal activity amid a broader crackdown. Names and exact charges were not disclosed.
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United States Secret Service
East
Counterfeit Ring Targeting Cincinnati Stores
Federal agents chase a group linked to a regional counterfeit operation active in several eastern cities and now in Cincinnati. Suspected leaders include Herman Serardino and others tied to Venues on Pitt and Vine streets. a series of passes and quick exits followed suspicious ten dollar bills in the Elgin lunch room and at Schuler's cafe.
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Cincinnati
Fol Cineinnati
Herman Serasdino
Pitt Street
Elgin
Bruce Morgan
Roosevelt Return: Mrs Roosevelt Arrives From South America
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt returned today from South America aboard the United Fruit liner Santa Marta. She was accompanied by her niece Margaret Roosevelt. W Emlen Roosevelt went to Oyster Bay to meet them aboard the revenue cutter Calumet.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
United Fruit
Santa Marta
Margaret Roosevelt
Bay
Calumet
Oyster Bay
Fight for Auto Law Faces Supreme Court Review
Gov Cox met with Secretary Graves and Assistant Attorney General Boulger in Columbus to push the challenged automobile license law to the Supreme Court after Franklin County Judge Kinkead ruled the measure unconstitutional on a suit by the Ohio State Automobile Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Graves
Boulger
Supreme Court
Kinkead
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Automobile Association
Indictment in Helene Knabe case dismissed
The indictment against A. M. Ragsdale, the undertaker in the Helene Knabe case, was dismissed today by Prosecutor Baker. The victim’s presence is anticipated, with her arrival expected soon in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. M. Ragsdale
Helene Knabe
Baker
Rockefeller barred from interfering with Weddell Block occupancy
Judge Neff in Common Pleas Court issued a perpetual injunction restraining John D. Rockefeller Laura S Rockefeller and John D Rockefeller Jr and their agents from interfering with the occupancy of the Weddell Block. The suit arose after Koblitz Brothers tenants, under a four to nine year lease, were ejected by Rockefeller agents.
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Cleveland
John D.l. Rockefeller
Laura S. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Weddell Block
Neff
Common Pleas Court
Koblitz Brothers
Rockefeller
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Schmidt
Yeggs
Hunt
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