Freighter Kiowa Sinks Off Michigan Coast Killing Six
Six men died when the Kiowa ran aground near Au Sable Light with twenty six aboard. Coast Guard crews rescued eighteen as the vessel built in 1928 owned by O W Blodgett Company sank near Grand Marais Michigan.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Coast Guards
Sanik
Au_ Sable
Grand Marais
H. G. Fisher
Coast Guard
Fisher
Alex "Young
Duluth
Young W
O. W. Blodgett
O. W
O. W. Blodgett Company
Bay City
Deer Park
Pass
Lake Superior
Soo Locks
St. Mary’s River
Queendoc
Upper River
Favorite
Resolute
Temperature Rise in Cleveland as Three Die in Cold Wave
In Cleveland three people died as a cold wave lingered with temperatures rising only slowly. Mrs. Cynthia Fox aged 48 burned to death when her home burned. Rev. Joseph Cook aged 62 frozen to death in his room. an unidentified man about 28 found dead in a Woodland avenue doorway. Government meteorologist C Harold Noyes warned of further temperature changes and a northwest cold wave heading toward the central states and Great Lakes. Fishermen at Sandusky and Toledo feared net losses near 100000 dollars without a weather break.
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Cleveland
Oio
Sandusky
Toledo
C. Harold Noyes
Cynthia Fox
Joseph Cook
Woodland Avenue
Third Kenton County hunting death claims another life
Burdhe Wilson 27, of Covington, died at St Elizabeth hospital from a gunshot wound to the heel suffered while hunting near Banklick Station on the L I N R R in Kenton County. Coroner ruled accidental death. funeral set for 2 pm at his home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Wilson is survived by his wife.
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Burdhe ‘Wilson
Leonard Street
Covington
St. Elizabeth’ S Hospital
Banklick Station
Kenton County
Wilson
Vernon Baldwin
Harry Donnelly
Leonard ¢ Street
Evergreen Cemetery
New
Negroes Admit Theft of Thirty Expensive Automobiles
Four young men, Franklin Rousseau 18 Dudley Hicks 18 Arthur Hunt 18 and Charles Vance 18, confessed to stealing more than thirty high priced cars to joy ride. Investigator William Hochstuhl said the arrests followed the thefts including Harry Min cowsky’s car from Cincinnati to Danville Kentucky on Thanksgiving Day.
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William Hochstuhl
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Franklin Rousseau
Clinton Street
Dudley Hicks
John Street
Harry Mincowsky
Mitchell Avenue
Danville
Arthur Hunt
Albert Alberts
Wade Street
Charles A. Vance
Hunt
Hochstuhl
Liquor Sold Openly In Coal Mining Town
Carterville in Williamson County faces no prohibition enforcement as town funds are exhausted. The City Marshal resigned, no one will sign liquor complaints, and liquor is sold openly to farmers and nearby residents. W C T U women urged action. Mayor McKeller blamed lack of funds and inability to arrest without sworn complaints. Carterville has 4000 people, five schools, several churches.
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New York World News Service
Carterville
Williamson County
Lquor
McKeller
Long skirts doomed except for evening wear says stylists
Cleveland reports that International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union stylists at a convention foresee a revolt against long day wear skirts. Benjamin Schlesinger calls the trend toward trousers or knickerbockers, with freedom of the knees prized over seas for working women. Evening wear may differ.
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New York World News Service
Cleveland
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ ‘Union
Benjamin Schlesinger
Hoover
Peasant Air Raiders Drop Cabbages on Foe
Reports from Harbin say Russian aerial raiders dropped cabbages sabbages and bags of soot on Pokoto and the Eastern Manchurian frontier south of Paogranichnaya. Dispatches note heavy property damage and significant loss of life while the tactic aimed to sap morale among Chinese troops.
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Shanghai
Pokoto
Manchurian
Paogranichnaya
Harbin
No burglars found by baffled police after cold weekend
Police report two burglaries despite severe cold. An Alms and Doepke garage door was forced and a safe knob knocked off but nothing stolen. Detectives say fingerprints on touched items point to amateur burglars. Wire cable worth 20 dollars taken from a Bell Telephone Building warehouse.
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Alms & Doepke Company
Elliott Street
Broadway
Jimmy
William Cleary
Robert Gernhardt
Bell Telephone
Fourth
Hammond Streets
Congress Opens With Hoover Program Facing Long Session
Congress convenes for a regular session with tariff revision and tax cuts high on the agenda. President Hoover's State of the Union message will be read Tuesday, as the House aims to slash 1600000 off next year's tax dues. Senate action on Senator Norris’s challenge to Victor Vare’s seat follows in the wake of a party split.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
House
Senate
Mr. Hoover
State of the Union
Norris
Vare
Pennsylvania
China seeks peaceful notes with Soviet on rail dispute
Tsai Yun Shen, official for Manchuria’s governor, travels to Nikolsk Ussuriisky to meet Soviet envoy over the Chinese Eastern Railway row. Harbin reports say Soviet forces continue activity in Western Manchuria despite Moscow’s claim of talks. German Legation in Peiping says it has received no new information since the China Russia rupture.
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Grodekova
Siberia
Tsai Yun-Shen
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Manchuria
Nikolsk- Ussuriisky
Peiping
Harbin
Moscow
China
Mukden
Russia
Tragedy at Hamilton as Detective Kills Sweeney
Cincinnati detectives uncover two starving families in the wake of Dan Sweeney's death at the hands of railroad detective Virgil Cook. The Sweeney household clung to a coal stove while Walter Wright and his wife faced hunger and exposure with a two month old baby.
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Dan Sweeney
Armory Avenue
Hamilton
Sweeney
Walter Wright
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Carma Sweeney
Edith
Earl
Eileen
Bessie
Jessie
Wright
Ty Welfare Department
Psa
Virgil Cook
Mercy Hospital
Cook
Byrd's Former Aid Returns After Months Missing
Richard Gale Brophy, once Byrd's second in command, is found alive after months presumed dead. He had vanished after a breakdown and a note of death by action. A New York newspaper editor identified him from Byrd expedition photos triggering his recognition.
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New York
South Pole
Omaha
Neb
Richard Gale Brophy
Byrd
Brophy
New Zealand
Coney Island
Fred Hunter
Omaha Bee-News
Charles Manning Mitchell
Mitchell
Ty Ine
Chicago “Tough Guy” Had His Day
Edward Barrow boasted of toughness while wandering Chicago Heights with two pistols. His bullet-riddled body was found at dawn as authorities hunt a rival “tough guy.”
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Chicago
Edward Barrow
Chicago Heights
Cathedral celebration marks archdiocesan seminary centennial
Archbishop John T. McNicholas leads a large Catholic gathering at St. Peter Cathedral for the centenary of Cincinnati Archdiocesan Seminary. He notes 127 burse funds, including 111 for education of poor boys and 16 for missionary candidates, exceeding the 100 goal by more than 25 percent.
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Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Michigan
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Covington
Louisville
Kentucky
Nashville
Tennessee
McNicholas
Music Hall
Archdiocesan
France Honors “Tiger” in Silent Paris Procession
In Paris near the Arc de Triomphe the memory of Georges Clemenceau was honored with a silent tribute attended by dignitaries and veterans from France, America, Britain, Italy, and Belgium. President Doumergue, Marshal Petain, and Premier Tardieu led the salute as fifty thousand veterans joined a half million citizens in the pageant.
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Paris
France
Georges Clemenceau
Champs Elysees
Arc de Triomphe
Premier Tardieu
Tiger
America
England
Italy
Belgium
Ara de Triomphe
Doumergue
Marshal Petain
Fifteen Miners Escaped as Blast Traps Localized Fire Drift
Seven miners were killed and fifteen escaped at Old Ben Mine No 8 near West Frankfort Illinois when a 2 30 am explosion trapped in a single drift. Safety devices released shale dust to localize the blast and rescue teams recovered five bodies by nightfall with two still missing.
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West Frankfort
Old Ben
James Tabor
Thomas McDermott
Vero Geridno
Jewell Baker
Dewey Baker
Earl Reardon
Henry Isaacs
Isaacs
Johnson City
Ill
McDermott
Tabor
Benton
Couple Injured in Court Street Crash Involving Taxicab
Joseph J. Castellini 62 and his wife Eleanore 56 were severely hurt when their car collided with a taxicab at Court street and Broadway. The elderly couple were thrown from the vehicle, their car demolished, while a son and his wife in the back escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Castellini likely has internal injuries and multiple cuts. both Castellinis were treated at home by Dr. A C Bush. The taxi occupants Mrs Lee Horn and husband were hospitalized at Jewish Hospital with possible injuries.
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Joseph J. Castellini
Victory Boulevard
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank
Eleanore Castellini
Court Street
Broadway
Oldest Cincinnati printer J M Thomssen dies at 76
J M Thomssen 76 of Loveland Ohio longtime superintendent of the Methodist Book Concern and pioneer Cincinnati printer dies at Christ Hospital after a brief illness. He led the firm’s factory operations for years and helped establish a Printing Trades School with Dr John M Withrow. He served as secretary of Christ Hospital trustees and taught at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Norwood for 35 years. He came to the United States in 1881 from Denmark and started as a printer’s devil on The Send Otte. His cost funding system boosted newspapers nationwide.
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J. M.thomssen
Loveland
Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Ben Franklin Printing Guild
The
Franklin Typothetae
Cincinnati Club
Thomssen
John M. Withrow
Board of Education
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Norwood
Denmark
Texas
Rail wreck kills nine on Norfolk to New York excursion
Nine dead and twenty eight injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad Norfolk to New York train derailed near Onley Virginia after a broken rail. Passengers, mostly Norfolk and Portsmouth residents, were hurled from seats as coaches toppled. Rescuers rushed to the scene. serious injuries included a missing arm. Eyewitnesses reported speeds near fifty miles per hour before the derailment.
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Norfolk
Norfolk-New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Onley
Cape Charles
Chesapeake Bay
Walter Hengge
Arlington Street
Cincinnati
Karl F. Chenoweth
Philadelphia
Telford Simmons
Green County
Ark
John S. Swetland
Seaman
Fremont Street
Denver
Esther Goldstein
Esther Bessie Caplan
Portsmouth
New York
Maryland
Nassawattox
Randolph B. Cooke
Norfolk-New York Division
F&ty
Ben Parks
Commonwealth
J. F. Walter
May Imprison Owner Fido Goes To Hotel
Excerpts from the Hamilton County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals report show owners jailed in two cases with house dogs removed for humane care. The ambulance covered 16 083 miles. 5 404 small animals were euthanized. One parrot two canaries two goats and one pigeon were rehomed.
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Fido
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Society,“for the Prevention of Cruelty To
Society For Humane Treatment
Clothing stolen from officer car in local incident
Allan S. French secretary of the French Bauer Company reported theft of $32 worth of clothing from his automobile parked on Fourth Street between Race and Elm. He suspects a duplicate key was used to gain entry.
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Allan S. French
French-Bauer Company
Fourth Street
Race
Elm
Census Finds Rise in Young Criminals in Smaller Cities
A December census report shows 73.6 percent of 1923 prison commitments were aged 15 to 34, with higher crime rates in smaller cities. Urban areas account for 77.8 percent of reported crimes, rural 22.2 percent, and home stability cited as a key factor.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Census Bureau
Abolish War by Controlling World Raw Materials, Hurley Says
In Chicago on December 1 Edward N. Hurley urges leaders to curb iron ore coal rubber and other basics to prevent war. He names industrial figures from Standard Oil Royal Dutch Shell Anaconda Bethlehem Steel and others urging concerted action to restrict supplies.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Georges Theunis
Belgium
International Chamber of Commerce
Edward N. Hurley
United State Shipping Board
Hurley
Walter S. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Hehri Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell, Corporation
John D
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Babe
East Lrain
Centenary of Cincinnati Archdiocesan Seminary
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Opersonshuat
J. J. Castellini
J. M. Thomssen
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Rabey
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Abrams
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Calltoway
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Diggs
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Coogan
Julia
Breyer
Frances
French-Bauer
E. N. Hurley
Pierre S. du Pont
United States
Carl Bosch
August Diehn
Germany
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William Alex
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