Prohibition Probe Reaches Ohio Officials
Federal grand jury in Cleveland opens scrutiny of liquor permits and bootlegging links tied to the Hayner distillery and Columbus political appointees. Witnesses include Howard Park and Warren Park. records seized by A. E. Bernsteen. Office records, car whisky shipments, and a suspected go-between figure into the probe.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Department of Justice
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Federal Grand Jury
Hayner
Troy
A. E. Bern- Steen
United States
Howard C. Park
Central National Bank of Columbus
Warren Ss. Park
Don R. Thomas
Donahey
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
W. V. Bennett
Thad H. Brown
H. M. Paul
Parks
Grand Jury
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Thomas
Watkins
Youngstown
Bennett
Joseph 8. Schure
Akron
Frank J. Eccles
Dayton
Canton
Dan Sirby
W. W. Grimes
Rald Murphy
State Department of
Oliver Pagan
Eral
A. E. Bernsteen
Defamer of Wales Threatened After House Debate
David Kirkwood and Socialist MPs who attacked the Prince of Wales faced threats to “quietly disappear” after the debate on funding the heir’s South Africa trip. Kirkwood received 309 letters warning him to mend his ways, with writers claiming to track his movements and home route.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
Bbondon
David Kirkwood
Pariament
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Southrica
Kirk
Etter
Oase of Commons
Stren Pub. Co
Germany readies for another war say experts
Paris dispatch reports Allied observers say Germany has reorganized its war industries since Versailles, centralizing production for a new arms buildup. The inter allied control mission warns Germany could reemerge as a major military power if disarmament demands are dropped. Belgium, Britain, and France push for Franco British Belgian defense ties and Rhineland guarantees as Cologne evacuation remains unsettled.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Germany
Inter-Allied Military Control Mission
Council of Ambassadors
Control Commission
Deutsche Werke
Spandau
League of Nations
Cologne
Rhineland
Belgium
Paul Hymans
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
France
N. Y
John L. Balderston
London
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
War Office
Rhine
Foreign Office
Clive
Versailles
Imperial General Staff
Versailles Board
Marshal Foch
Foch
Austen Chamberlain
Council of the
Herriot
Nr. Press Pub. Co
Labor conflicts over La Follette at Progressive conference
Chicago February 20. Delegates to the Progressive Political Action conference show discord between Senator La Follette and union leaders. Sixteen labor heads vote to oppose a new party with nine in favor attending the convention. La Follette Jr and his father favor organization without allied groups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert M. la Follette
National Conference For Progressive
Big Four” Transportation Brotherhoods
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
William H. Johnston
Machinsts’ International
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
la Follette
Germany and Russia Seek Entry Into Arms Parley
Berlin reports Russia and Germany urge inclusion in a proposed general disarmament conference. Russia cites army drain and defense stance. Germany seeks security and to escape Versailles scrutiny. Both hope prestige and peace by talks, avoiding costly conflict.
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Germany
Russia
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Franse
Trotzky
Moscow
Rumania
Bessarabia
England
France
Helsingfors
N.Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Covi
Shot at entrance to bootlegger's den in Chicago case
Chicago reports 24 year old William J Buckle of Elkhart Indiana was killed at the entrance of an apartment used by James McCarthy who was arrested. Police found 125 gallons of home brew in large containers and fifty quart bottles in a refrigerator. McCarthy said he killed Buckle after Buckle fired twice during a quarrel over a missing man. Buckle was accompanied by two companions and McCarthy sustained a wound from one of two shots fired at him. McCarthy has a wife and three children.
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Chicago
William J. Buckle
Elkhart
Ind
Argentina
James McCarthy
McCarthy
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
McClintock
Shepherd
Fosberg
Gloria Swanson Stays Ill in Paris Sanitarium
Gloria Swanson remains seriously ill in Paris with a high fever. Visitors are denied access as doctors monitor her condition at the sanitarium in Tousrnghe.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Tousrnghe
World News Service
World News
World Press Pub. Co
General's Son Osborne Wood Reported Missing in Paris
Osborne Wood son of General Leonard Wood has vanished in Paris after leaving the Hotel Crillon with a small handbag. He dined in the Latin Quarter with friends before leaving in a taxicab and has not been located since.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Osborne Wood
Leonard Wood
Wood
Hotel
Crillon
Latin Quarter
N. Y
Hughes Views on Christian Creed and Balanced Life
Secretary Hughes spoke at the Vaughan Bible class of the Calvary Baptist Church in Washington on the Christian character of a balanced life. He said it means faith without credulity conviction without bigotry charity without condescension courage without pugnacity self-respect without vanity humility without obsequiousness love of humanity without sentimentality and meekness with power.
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Washington
Hughes
Vaughan Bible
Calvary Baptist Church
Boy Shoots Own Friend With Shotgun in House Burglary Play
A 9 year old Walter Hempfling fired a double barrel shotgun while playing soldiers with Clarence Craig 11 in the Craig home at 1123 Poplar. Clarence was hit in the chest and is hospitalized with poor prospects of recovery. The Hempfling boy was taken to Juvenile Court as police continue inquiries.
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Walter Hempfling
Wade Street
Clarence Craig
William Craig
Poplar Street
Hempfling
Craig
Clarence
Walter
General Hospital
Hamilton
Hempling
Ghostly noises frighten Marshall College dormitory in Huntington
In Marshall College Huntington West Virginia the girls dormitory is plagued by strange sounds in Miss Vinnie Shawkey’s room. Dean Lee Beaumont reports noises vary from a distressed prayer to a large dog to the janitor’s voice. No source of the sounds has been found and a ghost watch is on. The dean fears panic if unresolved.
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New York World News Service
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Vinnie Shawkey
Miss Shawkey
Dean Lee Beaumont
Dean Beaumont
Two Hurt In Gloucester Coast Guard Boat Chase
In Gloucester Massachusetts two men in a speed boat were wounded by gunfire from the coast guard picket CG 2200 during a night pursuit off the coast. The vessel and twenty five cases of alcohol were seized and towed to port before the injured men were taken to a hospital.
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Gloucester
Mass
Coast Guard
Coast
Walnut Hills School Site Chosen On Victory Parkway
The Board of Education selects Victory Parkway near Eden Park for a new Walnut Hills Classical High School costing about 2 million dollars. Opposition from property owners mounts over eminent domain plans and access concerns, with bids for partial site purchase around 35 thousand dollars and total site over 200 thousand dollars.
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BOARD
Victory Parkway
Eden Park
Walnut Hills
Board of Education
Francis Lane
Wail of Women at Sullivan Mine Disaster Long After Explosion
A gas explosion at City Coal Company mine near Sullivan Indiana killed fifty-one miners, with 121 workers in the mine at the time. Rescue crews, hampered by fumes, retrieved bodies as officials and Red Cross volunteers aided families and rescue teams.
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Sullivan
Ind
Indiana Coal Fields
City Coal Company
T. Harry Anderson
P. J. Dunning
Everett Metcalf
John Collins
Frank Cottingham
James Burris
James Eller
Emile Lecouquoc
Florence Lecouquoc
Charles ‘Ammon
W. W. Moberley
James Boyle Everett Keller
James Miller
Dwight McClanahan
Frank Mason
Dan
United States Bureau of Mines
Vincennes
Cc. O. Thomas
Red Cross
James Russell
John Stevely
Clinton
Albert Dally
Indianapolis
Cincinnati to establish first chair of Oriental Archaeology
Dean Herman Schneider announced plans to create a Chair of Oriental Archaeology at the University of Cincinnati, to be led by Prof. William T. Semple. The project, tentatively approved by the Board of Trustees, would link engineering and commerce students with classical art studies and begin next fall.
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Schneider
University of Cincinnati
United States
Herman Schneider
Engineering College
University
National Vocational Association
Linton
Dean Schneider
William T. Semple
Engineering and Commerce
Cincinnati
Summit Hill
Lehigh University
Greece
Campaigns for Clean Plays Push Obscenity Reforms
New York moves to revive a citizens play jury to police stage obscenity under DA Banton. Belasco MacGowan and others tied to Desires Under the Elms face potential prosecution unless revisions are made. Brady resists censure over A Good Bad Woman as Belasco pledges edits. Rabbi Kaplan asserts theater mirrors public taste.
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New York World News Service
New York
Attorny Banton
Br. Banton
Belasco
William A. Brady
McGowan
Banton
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