Borah Challenges Pacific Pact Aims and Justice
Senator Borah urged a test of the four power Pacific treaty asking whether it would restore and respect the rights and territory of all nations in the region. He warned that if violations continue the alliance should be dissolved and argued militaristic provisions must be stripped away. He spoke to a Protestant church audience as wireless listeners near Washington followed the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Senator Borah
Idaho
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Today
Borah
Pacific
Far East
Mr. Borah
East
United States
Japan
India Declares Republic amid Gandhi Dictatorship
Washington reports India has proclaimed a republic and Gandhi’s non violence policy is relaxed to permit violence for defense. The message also notes extended boycotts to individuals and provisional governments formed with Gandhi leading, signaling a state within a state as long as Britain remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
India
Mahatma Gnandi
All-India National Congress
Sailendra N. Ghose
American Commission
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Massachusetts
Republic of the United States of India
Ghose
Two Injured In Collision Of Covington Police Auto
Two people were seriously injured when a Covington police emergency auto collided with a touring car at Sixth and Greenup. Neal Regan and Arthur Hillier were hospitalized with rib and leg injuries as driver Marion Woodey faced reckless driving charges. A second crash injured Mrs. Isabelle McGinnis and others as Walter Stahl’s touring car was struck near Ninth Street and Freeman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Neal Regan
Arthur Hillier
Sixth
Greenup
Booth
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Regan
Woodey
William Bell
Sixth Street
Greenup Street
Walter Stahl
West Court Street
Joseph Bechtel
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Ninth Street
Index to AdvertisementsContinued on Second Page
Readable items list advertisers and their offerings across pages with entries for banks furniture piano dealers jewelry clothing and various sale events. Notable names include Baldwin Piano Co. Fifth Third National Bank and Shillito's Linen Sale among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Burkhardt Co
Furs Sbewes
Pusea SepedbowneLe
Baldwin Piano Co
Charles EB. Smith & Gons
GME
Tugi Cos
Fifth-Third National Bank
Financial
American Finance Co
Hunter, Budde & Duble
Hutton & Co
Viveanice Sh Kades
Ec du Dveniis
Gidding
Graul—Pianos
Henshaw—Furniture
Cokes
Herschede
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Miller Bros.—Merchandise
Milner—Player
Miss Moore
Hieecnbae
Bios
Svccvancediccces
Hisvess i People’s Bank and Savings Co
Pickering’ S
Eos. Savin's Loan Office
Shontbivenen
Shillito’s—Linen Sale
Duhescas
Smith-Kasson Cairne Sale
Wives Call Socialists as Tyrol Diet Passes Budget
A Tyrol Diet session lasting thirty three hours ended with passage of the 1922 budget totaling 1,930,000,000 kronen. Socialist members slept during the vote while others were recalled by wives, and some had already gone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Innsbruck
Tyrol
Diet
Forgered Japanese French Siberia pact denounced
French and Japanese officials branded a set of documents as forgeries claiming talks on a Siberian protectorate and cooperation at the Washington conference. French and Japanese delegates denied any truth to the communications and warned the issue was a malicious fabrication. The note also accuses the U S and Britain of pursuing Eastern influence, signaling tensions at the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Siberia
Far Eastern
Siberian
Tern Siberia
M. Kammerer
French Foreign Office
M. Hanihara
Japan
Foreign Office
Paris
Tokyo
America
Soviet Russia
East
New York Sees Violent Night As New Year Opens
New York records four violent deaths and sixteen wounded from gunfire stabbings and accidents as crowds pack Broadway and the city’s streets. Prohibition agents raid venues including Reisenweber’s and Village tearooms while bottle smashing erupts on the East Side. Twelve raids and a dozen fire alarms mark a tumultuous start to 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knickerbocker
Manhattan
Broadway
Reisenweber
Fifty-eighth
Eighth Avenue
Greenwich Village
Evening Telegram
William H. Anderson
State Anti-Saloon League
Sahara
Kate Kosmack
East Side
Broome Street
Bowery
New Year’s Eve Car Plunge Into Pond Halts Merriment
A high powered car carrying Covington residents and their wives plunged from the Dixie Highway into a pond near Lookout House while returning from Ft. Mitchell Club celebration. The men, John Milburne, Fred Hirst, and William Harris, waded ashore with the women then assisted by passing cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Highway
John Milburne
Wallace Avenue
Fred Hirst
William Harris
Garrard
Covington
Ft. Mitchell
Oles To Lead Police Through Underworld With a Brass Band
Mayor George Lt. Oles of Youngstown orders police to reject all gifts and liquor. He warns future violators will be fired and, if underworld presence remains after January 7, 192 policemen will march through the Tenderloin district with a brass band to show the force.
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Oles
Police
Underworld
Youngstown, O
George Lt. Oles
Tenderloin
Penrose Death Sparks Congressional Mourning and Half Mast
Chicago marks a violent New Year with robberies and killings as police crack down on drinkers. Capitol leaders mourn Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania whose death triggers flags at half mast and Senate memorials. McCumber to chair Finance Committee under seniority rules.
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Capitol
Finance Committee
McCumber
Washington
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Congress
Penrose
Coolidge
Gillett
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
Charles B. Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Perrose
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Pensions
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
House
Tee
Knox
New Year Firearm Discharge Leads to Arrests in Local Street Drama
John Nelson 24 of 224 George Street Charles Edwards 26 of 307 George Street and John Brown 241 West Sixth Street were arrested early yesterday and charged with discharging firearms during New Year celebrations in front of their homes on George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
George Street
Charles Edwards
John Brown
West Sixth Street
Slips On Ice Hospitalizes Man From Salvation Army Hotel
Thomas Ross, 45, slipped on an icy Eighth and Vine street corner yesterday morning. He was taken to General Hospital with back injuries but in not serious condition.
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Man Avenue
Stahl
Isabelle McGinnis
Carr Street
Lillian Cunningham
Price Avenue
Michael J. Gill, Jr
Metropole Hotel
General Hospital
Thomas Ross
Salvation Army
Eighth and Vine Streets
Body Taken to Bachelor Quarters in Philadelphia
United States Senator Boies died in Philadelphia and his body was moved to bachelor quarters. The report continues on the third page with further details about the senator and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Boies
Newport Rolling Mills Guarded After New Year Assault
Thirty extra guards were posted around the Newport Rolling Mills after a New Year assault. Militia support grows as field kitchens and a truck convoy from Frankfort arrive to outfit special barracks. Adjutant General Jackson Morris supervised the convoy and met with Colonel Denhardt before reporting to Governor Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frankfort
Jackson Morris
Kentucky
Denhardt
United States Detached from Europe by Italian Bank Suspension
The Italian bank suspension barely affects U S finances in New York where Italian Discount and Trust Company closes doors pending news from Banca di Sconto. Italian assets total around 3.54 billion lire with 12 million dollars in deposits, Marconi linked as former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. H
New York
United States
Europe
Banca Italiana di Sconto
Italian Discount and Trust Company of
Banca di Sconto
Marconi of ‘Wireless’ Fame
Paris
Marseilles
Barcelona
Constantinople
Tiflis
Tunis
Massowahi
Rio
Janeiro
Santos
Sao Paulo
Italy
Austria
Russia
Italian Discount and Trust Company
France
Washington
Germany
Battle over New Port Mill as mob clashes with militia
In Newport across the Licking River an armed mob and Kentucky militia fought near the Newport Rolling Mill in a New Year attack. Colonel H. H. Denhardt ordered a machine gun to halt the rioters, injuring none as over a hundred shots echoed across the river. Local AMO officials and a mayoral disarmament plan faltered amid bond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Newport Bolling Mills
Licking River
H. H. Denhardt
One Hundred and Forty-Ninth Infantry
Denhardt
Tio
Covington
Newport
Five men assault Dayton jail. two officers beaten
Five men attacked Dayton Kentucky city jail pursuing release of Howard Stullkamp. Policeman Bane and Officer Keifer were beaten. Chief Miller fled to Eagles Hall for safety. Suspects, all Dayton residents, fled toward Kentucky. Cincinnati police warned.
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Dayton
Charles Miller
Fire Department
Eagles
City Jar
Howard Stullkamp
Third
Clay Streets
William Wormer
Bane
Howard Stully
Stullkamp
Miller
Eagles’ Hall
Joseph Keifer
Kiefer
Fleming
Frank Ortlieb
Orttieb
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Wormer
British Battle Ship Vengeance Drifts Seaward in Channel
The British battleship Vengeance, adrift in a storm in the English Channel, was safely towed into Cherbourg today. It carried a small crew and broke away from tugs on Friday night while being towed to a yard for disassembly as French naval tugs and other vessels hunted for it amid the danger of collision and grounding.
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Cherbourg
Associated Press
Vengeance
English Channel
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Dorak
Ninth
Freeman
PAGT
Prohibition
Greenwich
Washington Square
Chicago
Adolf Schelling
Max Korshak
Michael Rosenberg
Fitzmorris
Charles A. Gregory
Loop
Central
Dr Out
Ly Private
Senator Lodge
Harvard
Nahin Vere Haley
Underwood
Alabama
Newport Mill
Rolling Mill
U. S
Theo. H. Price
Finance Price Publishing Corporation
Pudiated
Ghandi
Egypt
Portugal
Lenine
Volga
Atlantic
Bration
Mill Silence
Andrews
William N. Andrews
Newport Rolling Mill
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Joseph Hermann
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