Breathitt County Jail Delivery Ends in Bloodbath
In Jackson Kentucky early today seven masked men attacked the county jail while jailer A A Allen slept. Albert Roberts 21 nephew of the jailer died of chest wounds and deputy Oscar Allen, his wife and jailer's daughter all were shot with Maggie Allen mortally wounded. Bloodhounds were ordered to track the attackers as a posse of 25 with deputies sought those responsible.
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Lexington
Jackson
Albert Roberts
A. A. Allen
Maggy Allen
Allen
Oscar Allen
Maggie Allen
Young Roberts
Jiler Allen
Lost Creek
Bands pose daylight hold up ends in fatal shooting
Bandits' auto linked to bold $25,000 hold up on Park avenue and Calvin place in Walnut Hills. Victim Les lie Tull, a bank messenger, killed by own gang and loot valued at $1,200 cash, $12,000 in US certificates, and $11,000 in checks recovered. Auto traced to Newport. license matched stolen vehicle. Police report witnesses, bank payroll money, and a pursuit through Covington and Cincinnati.
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Leslie Tull
Hamilton County
Park Avenue
Calvin Place
Walnut Hills
Covington
United States
Newport
C. H. Ross
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Henry Hollenkamp
Garrard Street
Tull
Woodburn Avenue
Madison Road
Charles Rehbock
Ford
Sycamore Street
Rehbock
Helsey Lackman Company
Eighth Street
Gilbert Avenue
Matthew & Matthew
Traction Building
Redbeck
City
McMillan Street
Emma Goldman and Berkman in Riga Say No Immediate Return
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, newly in Riga, tell AP they will not return to America soon. Goldman says America is her country and she hopes to fight for citizenship in U.S. courts someday. She plans to travel Europe, likely Berlin, while writing a book on Russia and maintaining her own passport.
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Associated Press
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
America
Europe
United States
Supreme Court
Russia
Miss Goldman
Berlin
Berkman
Ireland Plans Plebiscite Move Aiding Treaty
Dublin sources report about 120 Dail Eireann members will attend a Wednesday meeting with Arthur Griffith predicting at least 80 will back the treaty. A plebiscite option is supported by Griffiths group and Cardinal Logue ready to back acceptance.
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London
Associated Press
Dailstreann
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Griffith
Belfast
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Cardinal Logue
Call de Valera
4Niew
Points in New Treaty
History repeats with a new American effort creating a Pacific focused League of Nations variant. Article II replaces Article X, obliging the four powers United States Japan Great Britain and France to seek joint or separate efficient measures to meet aggressor actions while protecting China’s territorial integrity.
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Commercial Tribune
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China
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Great Britain
France
League
Senate
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Lodge
Congress
John Hay
McKinley
America
Far East
Elihu Root
Pacific peace pact announced by four powers
The United States Great Britain Japan and France unveiled a ten year pacific region treaty. It ends the Anglo Japanese alliance and commits the four powers to respect each other island possessions and seek consultation on disputes. Senate ratification is pending with broad approval from many delegations.
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Associated Press
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France
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Pacific Ocean
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Italy
China
Belgium
Netherlands
Portugal
Senate
Tokyo
State troops ordered to scene of battle in Kentucky
Governor Morrow directed state troops to Jackson Kentucky to restore order after masked men stormed Breathitt County Jail shortly after midnight aiming to free four Noble brothers believed held there. Nobles had been moved from Jackson to Winchester for safekeeping.
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Jackson
Morrow
Breathitt County
Noble
Winchester
Sam Hurst
Beattyville
Commonwealth
Kelly Kash
Morris
James M. Wooton
Hazard
Holbrook
Whitesburg
Bribery Allegations Hover Over Stillman Divorce Trial
In Poughkeepsie New York defense claims accuse agents for banker James A. Stillman of attempting to suborn witnesses in Anne U. Stillman divorce case. An affidavit cites thirty three witnesses including alleged bribe offers to swear Mrs. Stillman engaged with Beauvais at camps in Quebec and hotels near Montreal. The hearing before Justice Merschauser focused on commission to take testimony in Montreal and potential bribery of witnesses.
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Poughkeepsie
Outerbridge Horsey
Stillman
Brennan
Francis Lajoie
J. Albert Lafontaine
Quebec
Merschauser
Grande Anse
Advertisers Listed on Local Page
Index to advertisements shows local businesses including builders materials, hair store, piano company, merchandise supplier and related firms arranged with page references for browsing by readers. The fragment documents multiple small firms serving the community.
Target Practice at Cincinnati Fed Reserve Guards
Cincinnati Federal Reserve Bank guards have trained in weekly target practice for two years at a Vine Street Union Trust range. About twenty four guards shoot for rapid draws sighting and bullseye accuracy with secretive drills and records kept by Chief Clerk P J Faulkner.
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Federal Reserve Branch Bank
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Union Trust Company
P. J. Faulkner
Day Agent Abolishes Secrecy In Offices
Ralph A. Day, newly named state prohibition enforcement director, orders removal of private rooms and partitions in the department offices. He pledges an open fight on liquor outlaws and asks how New York will greet the New Year, replying that controls will be tight.
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New York
Ralph A. Day
Enforcement Department
Chester Woodford Dies at 107 in Avon Conn
Chester Randolph Woodford, aged 107, died today of pneumonia in Avon Connecticut. He was born in the homestead where he passed away. In 1838 he moved to Illinois and, amid legal trouble, engaged Abraham Lincoln as his lawyer who won the case for him.
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Avon, Conn
Chester Randolph Woodford
Woodford
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Love and death claim young Timmerman in gas tragedy
Charles E Timmerman 23, of Waycross Georgia, died at St Marys Hospital Cincinnati after gas fumes filled his bungalow while he slept. His fiancée Miss Elizabeth O Laughlin stood by his bedside as his body was to be sent to Waycross for burialfollowing his fiancé�s death last night at the hospital.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Elizabeth O’ Laughlin
Laurel Street
Timmerman
Cincinnati
Waycrosse
Travers Company
O’laughlin
Work Road
Harrison Avenue
D. W. Timmerman
Waycross
Mr. Timmerman
Huge armed truck moves $1.5 million in cash through Cincinnati
A mammoth truck loaded with men and sawed-off shotguns guided through crowds last night as $1.5 million in securities and gold were moved from the Pearl Market Bank. The transfer, part of a $3 million relocation, aims to finish by 3 pm today at Seventh and Race streets.
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Race Streets
Cincinnati
Pearl Market Bank
Seventh Street
Walnut and
Vine Streets
Seventh and
Lorenz Told to Obtain New York Medical License
Austrian surgeon Dr. Adolf Lorenz, who has run daily clinics in New York City, was informed he must obtain a state license to continue practicing here. Dr. Augustus H. Downing, Assistant Commissioner for Higher Education, mailed the notice and application blanks after the Education Department received inquiries about Lorenz’s authority and fees.
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Dea
Adolf Lorenz
New York City
New York
Augustus H. Downing
Downing
Education Department
Dr. Lorenz
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