French Deny Secret Pact Existence in Hughes Letter
In Washington, M. Sarraut denounces dispatches as forgeries linking France to Japanese aims in Siberia. Boris Skinsky requests inspection of papers by a U.S. representative, while Hanihara denies any truth to the documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
France
Siberia
Hughes
Arament
M. Sarraut
Boris E. Skinsky
Chita
M. Hanihara
Tokyo
Hanihara
Enial
Paris
Jusserand
A &0
China
Liberia
United States
Germany
Classified Ad Index and Mentions in City Listings
An uneven OCR list shows advertisements and company names such as Dry Cleaning Co, Baldwin Piano Co, East Hills Coal and Supply Co, Foley's Honey and Tar, Shillito's, The City Ice and Fuel Co, and others. It appears as a partial index of classified ads with scattered numbers and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtubemenes
Ewer Nee Eens Page Art Dry Cleaning Co
BaldWin Piano Co
Csc Ce Lee Ee
Burger Bros
Cunard Anchor
Rags Co
Okies Tye
Biel da Kiac
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Financial Otis & Co
Weill, Roth & Co
Bbede Stearn Fe
Foley's
Garfield Dry Cleaning
George Cromwell
Pak Bakeet
Greater
Tati
Eseda
San Herschede
Kotte
Ba Pike Ch Wah
Iain Eth Bates Becent
Pinkham
Shail F PO
Ksss
City Ice and Fuel Co
Anthem Averts Clash At Highland Hotel Raid
A federal prohibition agent, attacked by guests during a raid at the Highland Hotel in Springfield Massachusetts, was saved when the orchestra played The Star Spangled Banner and the steward lit an illuminated flag ending a rough fight as officers began seizing drinks. The incident followed guests' resentment of the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Highland Hotel
R. G. Jahring
Queen City Club to hear report on new building project
The Queen City Club Board of Directors will receive a Building Committee report on a proposed new clubhouse at Fourth Street and Broadway with an estimated cost between a quarter of a million and a million dollars. The optioned site faces mixed feelings among longtime members about leaving the historic current building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Club
Fourth Street
Broadway
Harry A. Worcester
The
Big Four Railway
J. P. Orr
East
Middle West
Italians Attack U S Sailors in Shanghai
In Shanghai, about two dozen Italian sailors assaulted around a dozen American Jackies after a cafe clash. Five Americans were wounded, two seriously, as the Italians armed with knives and revolvers roamed cafes. Shore liberty from the warships was suspended. E. J. Reebey of the Wilk did died from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangbat
Associated Press
E. J. Reebey
Earthquake Felt in Chamberlain South Dakota
A strong quake was reported in Chamberlain South Dakota this morning with an almost minute long tremor. No significant damage occurred and no injuries were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Westward Ho Strikes In Hellgate Near New York
The freight steamship Westward Ho struck a submerged rock in Hellgate while entering New York from Boston. Tugs towed the 5814 gross ton vessel to a pier after the hit ripped a large hole in her bottom plates. The ship, owned by the United States Shipping Board, was in ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westward Ho
Hellgate
Boston
United States Shipping Board
Major J A Bering Civil War hero dies in Covington
Major J A Bering 82 a former Cincinnati resident and Civil War figure died after illness at his daughter Mrs Anna M McLean's Covington home. Born April 10 1839 he served in the Forty eighth Ohio Infantry was captured at Sabine Cross Roads and escaped from Camp Ford before recapture. Survived by widow two sons Frank and Augustus who run the Sherman Hotel in Chicago. Funeral at Mrs McLean's home and burial in Highland Cemetery then moved to Lynchburg Ohio.
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J. A. Bering
Cincinnati
Anna M. McLean
Milton H. McLean
Wallace Avenue
Covington
Major Bering
Forty Eighth Ohio Infantry
Sabine Cross Roads
Tex
Camp Ford
Bering
Lynchburg
Frank W. Bering
Augustus Bering
Sherman
Chicago
Ill
Akron City Manager William J. Laub Quoted for Resignation
The Akron City Council, sworn in today, voted 8 to 3 to demand City Manager William J. Laub’s resignation. Laub, earning 10000 a year, indicated he would seek written charges and a public hearing if he contests the move. If not resigned by January 10, resolutions for summary dismissal may be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aron
William J. Laub
Akron
Laub
Kyle Ross
D. C. Rybolt
Marion worker killed as casting falls at shovel plant
Charles Andrews, brother of Assistant Adjutant General T. Andrews, was instantly killed at the Marion Steam Shovel Company when a casting collapsed on him. Samuel Sheppard, another employee, dropped dead a few hours earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Charles Andrews
T. &. Andrews
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Samuel Sheppard
Mentor tragedy ends with double shooting and suicide
Miss Ruby Shaw, 27, of Mentor Kentucky, rejected the advances of Algier Jolly, 30, of Silver Grove. Jolly drew a revolver at the C and O Station and shot Shaw in the left side and arm, then killed himself. Shaw fainted, recovered, then collapsed. doctors say her condition is critical but may improve. Coroner investigated and noted long pursuit of the woman by Jolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Shaw
Mentor
Jolly
Miss Shaw
Eral
C.W. Shaw
Alexandria
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Walter B. Hughes
Two Die in Belfast Riot as Shootings Escalate
Sporadic exchanges of gunfire between rival factions in Belfast intensified. Two men were badly wounded, a third grazed on the neck, and a 14 year old boy was killed when a bullet struck his head. A child in the mother’s arms was mortally wounded, and Alexander Turtle was shot dead by militia. John Murphy and his brother Francis were hit while working in their York street butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Mvn
655Th Street
St. Clair Avenue
Belfast
Yan
Crown
York Street
Alexander Turtle
John Murphy
Francis
White House New Year's reception draws 6500 in biting Washington wind
President and Mrs. Harding welcomed about 6,500 guests to the first White House New Year reception in nine years. A long, cold, single-file march through the doors framed by gala uniforms and Arms Conference delegates, with secret service and police managing the dense crowd. A cosmopolitan guest list included diplomats, Congress members, and military officials, while children received special attention as the President spoke briefly to a tot. Rumors reach Cincinnati of a Prohibition crackdown. Parker prepares action against unregistered druggists amid whisky trafficking concerns.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cainet
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Army
Navy
Secret Service
Dearie
Whiting’s Impact on Creative Writing Echoes Ady Quote
A short note reflects on how writer WHITING and poet Ady influence modern craft. It notes the quotation spirit and invites readers to consider writing approaches that honor inspiration.
Two Banks Purchase Stuns Chicago Markets
Curtis M. Withrow charged with killing Hugh Nichols and his wife at Sciotoville near Portsmouth Ohio was captured in Chillicothe. He allegedly confessed to the shootings after a drunken spell. The case follows a spate of county murders, including the Newman Doyle tragedy. Withrow worked as a telegraph operator for the C and O Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Withrow
Hugh Nichols
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Curtis M. Withrow
Sciotoville
Withrow
Caboose
Swope
Scioto County
Newman-Doyle
Missing man believed to have leaped into Ohio River
Covington and Cincinnati police think William Moorman 2026 Greenup St Covington jumped from the Suspension Bridge and drowned. A witness Charles Lozier 12810 Bowman St Cincinnati saw a man go over and float away as Moorman had left work citing illness. authorities ask down river counties to watch for the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Covington
Cincinnati
William Moorman
Greenup Street
Charles Lozier
Bowman Street
Bridge
Joseph Hartlaub
Moorman
Mhartlath
Omer
Hartlaub
Lozier
Second Street
Corington
Clearing House acts promptly in emergency banking rescue
Chicago Clearing House Committee seals a $2,500,000 depositor guarantee and oversees the sale of Ft Dearborn National Bank and Ft Dearborn Trust and Savings Bank to Continental and Commercial banks after findings of impaired capital from bad loans. Drovers National Bank and Drovers Trust and Savings Bank also examined. later deemed solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Committee
Ft. Dearborn National Bank
Ft. Dearborn Trust and Savings Bank
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Clearing House
Drovers’ National Bank
Drovers’ Trust and Savings Bank
Ft. Deathon
Drovers
William A. Tilden
Dearborn Banks
Clearing House Committee
John R Walsh
Chicago National Bank
National Bank
Savings and Trust
Ft. Dearborn
Edward Tilden & Co
Tilden Estate
James
Forgan
Chicago Clearing House
Chicago Clearing Association
Chicago Clearing House Association
Clearing
Bomb Explodes as Band Crowd Hurt in Bavarian Market
A bomb detonated among a band audience in Dinkelsbach Bavaria on New Year’s Eve injuring fifty people with twenty in serious condition. The attacker, a youth, and several others were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated, Press
Dinkelsbach
Bavaria
Flora 10 Order Day Law Evaders Into Court
Cincinnati officials led by Captain Robert Flora announce they gathered evidence from hotels roadhouses and cafes after New Year’s Eve. Notices will be sent for preliminary hearings before U S Commissioner Gregory. about ten violators expected to be cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Walstead
Sahara
Robert Flora
United States
Gregory
Winter Cold Snap Drops Mercury to 13 Above Zero
The first real taste of winter arrives as the mercury falls to 13 degrees above zero early Monday, the season’s lowest. Weather officials attribute the drop to a cold wave from the Canadian Northwest. Strong winds persisted, with temperatures expected to rise and a chance of rain or snow later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Northwest
Cabinet Resigns in Lisbon Amid Dictatorship Talk
The Lisbon cabinet led by Cunha Leala as Premier and Finance Minister has resigned. Talk of a military or other dictatorship follows the resignation, though no such development has yet occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
The
Associated Press
Cunha Léala
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Sarraut Brands
Stperia
U. S
Republic of China
Conference of Washington
Skvnsky
Kobe
Jackson K. Caldwell
James A. Abbott
Davis
Abbott
U. C. Oal
Shanghai
William
Killeid
Girl
Sweetheart
Algie Jolly
Dayton Hospital
Cleveland
Shibley
Dail
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Freeman's Journal
Iirish Independent
Freeman’s Journal
Independent
Irish Times
Times
Sinn Fein
Limerick
Craig
James Craig
Ulster
Drys
Don. V. Parker
State Prohibition Officer's Department
Columbus
State Department
Whiting
Ady
Woopegt
Ohio
Dearborn National and Trust Company
Continental
Commercial
Tilden Company
Prohibition
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