Brower Is Cleared of Voting Case Charges in Ohio
Columbus January 4 The Secretary of State dismisse d charges of malfeasance against Daniel C Brower Chief Deputy of the Montgomery County Board of Elections Brower will keep his post. Secretary Harvey C Smith criticizes Ohio election laws calling the primary law a farce and urges statute changes to ensure honest counts and penalties for election manipulation. He notes possible irregularities in Montgomery County but says evidence does not support removal.
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Columbus
Daniel C. Brower
Montgomery County Board of Elections
Harvey C. Smith
Brower
Ohio
Dayton
Smith
Montgomery County
Secretary of State
Walter G. Matthews
Thhe County Republican Execuive
Board of Elections
eIn
Republican Fund
General Assembly
Veteran jockey dies after riding imagined horse to win
J. A. Sweeney 86 a longtime jockey died peacefully in his bed after a final scene he staged with imaginary reins and a phantom pony. His wife aided him in a touching farewell acting out the race start bell and urging him toward his hoped for equine world. He had chosen to live in a stable room in recent years.
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Carlinville, Ill
J. A. Sweeney
Sweeney
Public Schools Face Vaccination Controversy In Dayton
Dayton Public Schools erupted in confusion as about 120 children were dismissed for nonvaccination. Superintendent Brown and Health Officer Dr. Aiken ordered entry barred until vaccination compliance, with police custody threats and warrants anticipated for refusing parents. Names of suspended pupils listed across Eighth Avenue Fifth Avenue and junior high sections.
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Dayton Public Schools
R. H. Brown
Ehila
Kentucky State Board of Health
Eighth Avenue
Frank Ortlieb
G. R. Aiken
Board of Health
Dr. Aiken
Douglas Munster
William Martin
Violet Vogel
Virginia Farrow
Gilbert Knott
Emery Knott
Jack Clause
Dalton Henneberger
Edna Mae Truesdell
Gale Byland
Robert Smith
Jeanne Cooke
Virginia Shry
Lorraine Martin
Frank Speth
Mildred Mulligan
Harold Shry
George Prigge
Esther Henneberger
Ruth Nieman
Edward Greenwald
Violetta Prigge
Elmo Byland
Robert Shry
Lloyd Freeman
George Rewald
Julia Marsh
Ruth Byland
Bernice Byland
Fifth Avenue
Evan Joering
Thomas Pavey
Mildred Wolf
Jacob Ludwig
Douglas J. Kueve
Doris Wold
Nava Vastine
John Denhart
Rose Hatfield
Augusta Ashful
Augusta Wolfe
Dolores Rice
Charles Carmichael
Mabel Dehnert
Morris Hatfield
Oliver Tyson
Charles
Britain to Seek Funding Deal With U S Debt Panel
Washington reports say the British Debt Commission led by Stanley Baldwin and Montague Norman arrived to negotiate Britain's four billion dollar war debt with the American Debt Commission. Officials expect talks on annual payment, interest rates, and twenty-five year terms with limited concessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
British Debt Commission
Stanley Baldwin
Montague C. Norman
Bank of England
American Debt Commission
Great Britain
Commission
Treasury
American Commission
Building and Loan Association
Six Men Die in Rosewood Race Incident Near Sumner
Six people including three white men and three Black men were killed in a racial outbreak at Rosewood near Sumner Levy County Florida with many injured. Reports cited Cedar Key telephones and arming paramilitary groups as Cedar Key residents feared a spreading conflict. Sheriff Ramsey was asked to deploy forces.
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Gainesville
Fla
Rosewood
Sumner
Levy County
Cedar Key
Ramsey
Alachua County
Return of Ross in pistol battle case stirred by name change
John Ross alias Turner now claims the name Glenn Leaver and was returned to the city after extradition drama. He was wounded in a Price Hill shootout on December 12, escaped hospital custody, recaptured in Paris Kentucky, and says a woman influenced his recapture while planning to marry Dorothy Tingle amid theft charges.
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Price Hill
John Ross
Turner
Glenn Leaver
Bemis
Joseph Schaefer
Fred Bullerdick
Lexington
Ross
General Hospital
Paris
Dorothy Tingle
Robinson Bill Attacked By Johnson In Reparations Fight
Senate debates opened on Senator Robinson's bill to let the President appoint American representatives on the Reparations Commission. Senator Johnson and Senator Brandagee oppose official representation citing fears of a "super-government" and possible European entanglements. Senator Lodge calls a Foreign Relations Committee meeting to hear Hughes on reparations and European questions.
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Washington
Reparations Commission
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Harding
George Harvey
Great Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Robinson
Arkansas
Johnson
California
Brandagee
Connecticut
Europe
America
Borah
Molio Weal
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
Harvey
Hughes
Paris
Congress
London Papers Condemn France and Fear European Disaster
London editorials denounce the Paris rupture as grave and anxiety filled. British support for the current plan is shown by seven papers to two, with calls in some to withdraw troops from the Rhine.
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London
Paris
Europe
France
Rhine
Germany
Secret Service guards grave of Seamek in search of Russian jewels
Federal agents located the grave of a Brooklyn born seaman in Cypress Hills National Cemetery and pursue a plan to open the coffin for rumored Russian crown jewels valued at four million dollars. Investigations tied to letters from Chicago and New York claim conspirators hid gems in the seaman’s coffin after a Vladivostok voyage.
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Secret Service
Seamek
Chicago
National Cemetery
Brooklyn
Russia
Chicago Daily News
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
William B. Williams
United States
Williams
Cypress 'S
James Jones
Army Transport’ Service
Edellyn
Gibraltar
Vladivostok
Jones
Sorate
Edward Roe
Elivery
Port of New York
Washington
Douglas Gordon
Roe
Honolulu
Trieste
Secret Service Office
Seaman Jones
Youth Swindles Stores by Fictitious Orphanage Magazine
A youth posed as a St. Aloysius Orphanage representative and defrauded several businesses by ordering carpet cleaning, milk, and other goods billed to the orphanage and soliciting a fake magazine subscription. About ten store managers accepted the subscription, paying $1.50 each, while deliveries and calls exposed the scheme. Vincent H. Beckman called police to pursue charges for obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Vincent H. Beckman
Aloysius Orphange
Bond Hill
St. Aloysius Orphanage
Ifice
the Messenger
Iwan
Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
Mandery Pure Milk Company
Harrison Avenue
St. Aloysius Church
Elmwood
Beckman
Premier 1. Parts Meetin After Deadlock Ends
Paris conference ends with friendly words as alliance among France Great Britain Italy and Belgium dissolves over German reparations. Bonar Law warns of grave Europe wide economic harm while Poincare and Mussolini maintain cautious but cordial positions. Reparations Commission to meet amid tension.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
England
Bonar Law
Europe
M. Poincare
Republic
Marquis Della Torretta
Mussolini
Rome
Reparations Commission
Germany
John Bradbury
Women Lead Front Lines in Canada Mine Clash
In Beverley Field Edmonton Alberta January 4 striking coal miners clash with police. Women pickets take active part and three policemen are beaten. Arrests thin the ranks but wives of imprisoned men reinforce the line. Stone throwing report claims women placed in front rows as missiles fly. Women also make up half of pickets at the Penn Mine with no disorder there.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Beverley Field
Penn Mine
Snow Blankets New England as Storm Rages
Snow covered New England as a winter storm continued from yesterday. In parts of the regionfalls exceeded two feet with high drifts, paralyzing many areas around Boston.
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New England
Boston
Hays Committee Urges Against Arbuckle Film Roles
The Committee on Public Relations chosen by Will Hays urged producers not to release any films featuring Roscoe C. Arbuckle. Hays plans to forward the resolution but would not reveal approval or disapproval. The panel majority favors Arbuckle's return only if he can prove himself elsewhere in the industry.
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New York
Committee On Public Relations
Will H. Hays
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
Hays
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Coast Guard Cutter Modoc Aims to Seize Bergdoll
The Coast Guard cutter Modoc will leave Carolina shipyards at dawn to intercept a German vessel bound for Wilmington North Carolina carrying Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the draft evader. A Justice Department representative is aboard the Modoc.
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Wilmington
M. C
Coast Guard
Modoc
Carolina Shipyards
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Department of Justice
Two Judges Appointed in Cuyahoga County
Governor Davis named James B. Ruhl and Edward Newcomb as Common Pleas Judges in Cuyahoga County. They will replace Florence E. Allen and Manuel Levine respectively in Columbus on January 4.
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Columbus
Davis
James B. Ruhl
Edward Newcomb
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Florence E. Allen
Manuel Levine
Rosewood Riot Tragedy. Cottage Besieged by Armed Whites
Cedar Keys Florida reports into Rosewood where two white men lie dead and three wounded. An unknown number of Black residents are dead or injured as a cottage holds out against hundreds of armed whites awaiting daylight to assault the barricaded Negro settlement ten miles northeast of Cedar Keys.
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Associated Press
Cedar Keys
Fla
Rosewood
Here
Speeders Targeted on Gilbert Avenue Traffic Crackdown
Police on the Gilbert avenue speed campaign cited nine people with three fined, one driver suspended, and two cases continued. Names include Charles Coddington Oscar Lilly Howard E Brown Emil Hofer Joseph Clark August Schillm ioeller Nasen N Shammas William Clause and Richmond Stesch.
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Gilbert Avenue
Viaduct
Peebles’s Corner
Tudor
Graf and Grindmeier
Charles Coddington
Walnut Street
Oscar Lilly
Monteith Avenue
Howard E. Brown
East Thirteenth Street
Emil Hofer
Rosehill Avenue
Joseph Clark
Montgomery Avenue
August Schillmioeller
Lincoln Avenue
Naseen N. Shammas
William Clause
Edgehill Avenue
Richmond Stesch
Standish Avenue
Graf
Coddington
Terrace Park
John W. Archerlie
Hemlock Street
General Alarm When Purse Falls Into Newport Sewer
A Covington woman at the corner of Tenth street and Washington avenue Newport waved goodbye to a friend and her purse dropped into a sewer at midnight. Firemen failed to recover it using boots ropes and flashlights. By 1 30 this morning workers persisted in draining water while the woman declined to reveal her name.
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Covington
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
Newport
Barney Maguire
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