Kidnapper Fears Drive Teen Timekeeper to Escape in La
In Bastrop Morehouse Sheriff reports Harold Teegerstrom nineteen year old carbon plant timekeeper fled into the woods after being seized by sixteen unidentified men at Spyker La He reached Henry Jones home and received forty dollars for travel plans He was to testify in hearings tied to Morehouse kidnapings and murders Officials say plant records remain intact amid the investigation and New Year events proceeded quietly in Bastrop and Mer Rouge with open hearings planned Friday
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Carpenter
Morehouse Tonight
Harold Teegerstrom
Spyker
Teegerstrom
Henry Jones
Morehouse
T. J. Burnett
Ouly
Southern Carbon
Burnett
Ku Klux Klan
Mer Rouge
Extradition Papers Seek Return of Dr McKain to Louisiana
Baltimore reports say Justice Department agents and Louisiana officials work on extradition for Dr. B M McKein, arrest tied to a deadly August mob in Morehouse Parish. Keithers Calhoun and Glynn arrived with papers and met Maryland officials. A hearing is set next Wednesday while McKein appeals through counsel Carman.
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Department of Justice
Dr. McKain
Baltimore
Justice
Louisiana
B. M. McKevin
L. A. Calhoun
Morehouse Parish
James P. Glynn
New Orleans
Clarence B. Kean
Ritchie
Annapolis
Calhoun
Glynn
Henry
Leach
McKain
Met Rouge
Watt Daniels
Thomas Ricards
Iker
Kilding
Morehouse H
Monroe
Robert R. Carman
McKein
McKeoin
Parker F
Chief Justice Taft Welcomes Two Grandsons
Two grandsons born within a day to Chief Justice William Howard Taft. The second arrived at Ida Hospital at 8:30 pm to Mrs. Robert A. Taft. The first, a son of Charles P. Taft II, born Sunday at the same hospital and named Chase. Taft to return to Cincinnati soon. names to be selected after his return.
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William Howard Taft
Ida Hospital
Robert A. Taft
Charles P. Taft II
Taft
Cincinnati
Lloyd George Asked to See Bull Fights in Spain
David Lloyd George C P’s party invited to Los Barrios festival near Gibraltar where young bulls are tested for corridas. He spends a month in Southern Spain as gales force postponements of visits to Ceuta Tetuan and Tangier.
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Gibraltar
Algeris
David Lloyd George
Los Barrios
Spain
Straits
Church Fire Destroys St Philomena After Debt Victory
Fire gutted St Philomena Church on Pearl and Butler streets hours after the parish celebrated becoming debt free for the first time in 77 years. The blaze caused about 50 000 dollars in damage, with earlier fires in nearby plants totaling 315 000 dollars. Electric wires are suspected.
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St. Philomena
Pearl Street
Butler Street
Williamson Foundry Company
Oakley
Postoffice
Reading Road
Ohio Veneer Company
Charles J. Knipper
Lawrence Timbrink
C. T. Sweeney
Pike Street
Mr. Sweeney
William Riley
Norwood City Hires New Building and Smoke Inspectors
Mayor Louis H. Nolte dismissed Harry M. Palmer as Building Inspector and replaced him with Fred Laurman while Rube C. Leininger became Smoke Inspector. Nolte cited numerous complaints about Palmer and vowed a businesslike administration with desk duties from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. daily.
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Harry M. Palmer
Norwood
Louis H. Nolte
Nolte
Fred ‘Laurman
Rube C. Leininger
Palmer
Sarah Bernhardt Relapse After Ignoring Doctors
Paris dispatch reports actress Sarah Bernhardt remains very weak after her convalescence was interrupted by fainting spells. Friends say her refusal to obey doctors' orders for complete rest and quiet is hampering recovery.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Ross May Be Implicated in Indiana Mail Robbery
John Ross alias Turner and companion Robert Carson are held in Paris Kentucky with heavy bonds as federal and state detectives link them to a string of robberies. The Denver mint and Evansville mail hold up schemes tie Ross to car thefts in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Extradition papers moved to Ohio and Kentucky officials as Ross faces arraignment and possible transfer.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
John Ross
Turner
Cincinnati
Evansville
Ind
Ross
Robert Carson
Tad Young
United States Secret Service
Carson
Denver Mint
Denver
Cincinnati Hospital
Covington
Windsor Hotel
Harry Zenz
Dorothy Tingle
Blanche Patterson
Lexington
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Rose
Louisville
George St. Clair
St. Clair
Link
Joseph Schaefer
Schaefer
Oss
Batterton
Frankfort
Columbus
Worthington, Noted Cincinnati Lawyer, Dies at 75
William W. Worthington, former Cincinnati Superior Court judge and longtime lawyer, died at his East Walnut Hills home from heart disease. He was 75, son of early bar member Vachel Worthington, studied at Harvard, joined his father’s firm in 1868, served on the 1880 court appointment, helped build the Courthouse, and led the firm Worthington Strong Stettinius Hollister. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 12:30 at his residence with Bishop Vincent officiating. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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William W. Worthington
Cincinnati
Foster
Cincinnati Superior Court
Worthington
Board of Commissioners
John L. Serettinius
Cameron
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincnnati Orphan Asylum
Ee Caventers
Iautebett Wy Pugh
A. H. ‘Pugh
Pub Printing Company
Helenington
Lowade
England
Worthington, Strong, Stettinius & Hollister
Wiggins
Women First Time Sit in Ohio Assembly as Griswold Is Speaker
Five women win seats in the Eighty fifth General Assembly, sworn in at Columbus. Maude Waitt heads the Senate, Nellie Clapp May Van Wye Ott join, while Lulu Gleason delays due to illness. Husbands attend and adapt, with reforms for women’s seating and services.
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Columbus
State House
Senate
House of Representatives
Eighty-fifth
General Assembly
Maude C. Waitt
Cuyahoga County
Nelfie B. Loughead
Hamilton County
Nellie M. Clapp
Cuyahoga
May van Wye
Hamilton
C. J. Ott
Mahoning
Lulu “T. Gleason
Toledo
Lucas County
House
Maud C. Waitt
E.S. Matheny
Waitt
Eighty-fifth General Assembly
Ohio
Overnor Clarence Brown
Nettie B. Loughead
House Committee
Harry Davis
Loughead
The
Commercial Tribune
Nettie Loughead
Thomases
van Wye
Ott
Nettie Clapp
Mahoning County
Sach
Policeman Killed Four Shot in Oklahoma Town Ambush
In Sapulpa Oklahoma early today four African American assailants ambushed a police patrol at a dark restaurant. One officer, 8S. E. Brankey, was killed and four others wounded after a decoy call lured officers to a porch light. The attackers fled.
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Oklahoma
Sapulpa
Okla
E. Brankey
Texag Woman Melown Death of Her Husband
Mrs Lillian Knox is charged with the murder of Hiram Knox a wealthy Texas lumberman. A preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday at Hemphill Texas after her arrest on return from Beaumont where she spent Christmas. Knox was found with a bullet wound in his head. The couple were prominent in Hemphill and East Mayfield and Mrs Knox managed operations including a railroad and a sawmill. An earlier coroner verdict had blamed no one.
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Beaumont
Tex
Lillian Knox
Hiram Knox
Hemphill
Knox
Knoxes
East Mayfield
Bronson & Hemphill
Mission
Pratt
W. H. Alford
Bombers in Lisbon Aim at Italians
Seven bombs exploded in Lisbon near the Italian Consulate and Civil Governor residence. No injuries were reported while public buildings remained under guard and the city stayed quiet.
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Lisbon
Madrid
Automobile Fatality in Hyde Park Kills Local Man
Harry C. Overdick 53 a machinist of 1637 Hughes street was fatally struck by a car driven by Leo Wolf 20 at the Drake avenue and Madison road intersection in Hyde Park. Overdick died instantly from multiple injuries after attempting to catch a street car. Wolf is jailed on reckless driving charges.
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Harry C. Overdick
Hughes Street
Leo Wolf
Auton Avenue
Drake Avenue
Madison Road
Hyde Park
Overdick
Wolf
Sixth District
C. T. Perin
Birney Dysart
Dalton Adding Machine Company
George Smith
Dayton
Hes
Bethesda Hospital
Leo M. Buop
Marion Avenue
Woodlawn
Wayne and
Wyoming Avenues
Lockland
Andrew Wagner
Buop
Wayne Avenue
Smith
Wyoming Avenue
Arlington
Warrington Nominated by Cincinnatus for County Commissioner
The Cincinnatus Association backs George H. Warrington as a candidate to fill the Cincinnati County Commissioner vacancy. They argue his legal training and service record suit the post as the city faces financial distress and seeks county help in shared burdens. Warrington, son of Judge John W. Warrington, has Yale and European degrees and served in federal roles during the war.
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George H.warrington
Cincinnatus Association
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hamlin
Mag Ude
George H. Warrington
Rper
Cincinnatus Association Beieves
Board of County Commissioners
Warrington
John W. Warrington
United States Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Yale
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Harper
William H. Lueders
Charles H. Stephens, Sr
P. Lincoln Mitchell
A. E. Anderson
Newell H. Hargrave
D. B. Meacham
Henry Bentley
C. Lawson Reed
Warrington Beieves
The
Commercial Tribune
Mayor Warns Against New City Bonds Hopes Tax Law Relief
Cincinnati Mayor George Carrel warns against issuing bonds to cover current expenses. He urges careful bond use and cites a Taft bill to reform taxation as key to lifting the city from financial peril. He notes voters rejected a last levy and praises city officials for their mobilization. The report also covers Allied postwar talks in Paris on German reparations and evolving plans among France Britain Belgium and Italy.
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Carrel
George PP
Council of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Taft
R.bert A. Taft
Innati
Public Service Department
Paris
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Marquis Della Torretta
Francé
London
Germany
Rhine
Rhur
Millerand
Bohar Law
Poincare
Berlin
Boar Law
Lloyd Gee
Theunis
Jaspar
Brussels
Bonar Law
Marquis Curzon
Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Elysee Palace
Gove At
Karl Berg
Covington Rent Uproar As Property Taxes Upset Prices
Covington residents protest a 30 percent rent rise linked to a higher property valuation. Finance Commissioner Dunkie says the higher assessment, effective June 1, may not trigger tax hikes for all, and landlords appear to be exploiting the situation. He notes expected tax rate cuts and urges lawmakers to weigh rent regulation, with no relief possible before June 1924.
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Joseph B.dunkie
Cissioner
Finance
McRe
Dunkie
Kenton County State
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Mayor Nolte
Utgts Palmer
W. W. Worthington
Ohio Assembly
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Aut Walle
Special Board of Asse&ors
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