World Court and debt attack rocks Senate showdown
Senator Reed leads a fierce Senate critique of the World Court and Italy debt dealings. He targets a 100 million loan to Italy, accusing Morgan & Co. and other bankers of deceiving the public while the World Court debate prompts counterpoints from Walsh and other leaders.
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New York World News Service
Washington
World Court
Senate
Reed
Dem
Judiciary Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
Italy
Morgan
American Debt Commission
Smoot
Utah
Walsh
Mont
Norris
Neb
Kill Wildcat in Tunnel Near Steubenville
A wildcat, the first seen in years in this area, was killed in a railroad tunnel. The animal leaped at Frank Linton, a Pennsylvania Railroad telegrapher, and a track walker. Linton killed it with a shovel after the walker fired and missed.
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Steubenville, O
Frank Linton
Pennsylvania
Linton
Duchess of Leinster vows fight in Duke's divorce case
New York World News Service reports from London that the Duchess May Etheridge, once the Gayety Girl, insists she will defend against the Duke of Leinster's divorce suit. The couple married in 1913 and have a son. the Duke departed New York with a mysterious woman, while the suit lists George Newall as corespondent.
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Duke of Leinster
Last Ditch
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
America
Duchess of Leinster
Swanage
Dorsetshire
George Newall
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
New York
May Etheridge
Pennsylvania
Edinburgh
Frederick George Newal
Plane Wreckage Picked Up At Sea
The Lloyd Brazilian steamship Alegrete docked in Brooklyn with a disabled hydroplane found 30 miles south of Barnegat. Captain Lima stated the craft likely fell from about 1000 feet after encountering heavy fog and that no occupants or bodies were found despite a search using lifeboats.
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New York
Lloyd
Alegrete
Manesquan
N. J
Brooklyn
Barnegat
O. Barboza Lima
Lima
Hairbrained Hungarian monarchist plot exposed in counterfeiting scam
Budapest reports Chief Nadossy of the Royal Police suspended for neglect and arrested for complicity in a large scale 1 000 franc note forgery tied to anti-government reactionaries. The case risks destabilizing the Horthy regency as Archduke Frederick and Isaabella maneuver amid fears of a further putsch and Empress Zita’s return.
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New York World News Service
Budapest
Nadossy
The
Royal Police
Horthy
Bethlen
Hungary
France
Archduke
Windischgraetz
Frederick
Isabella
Albert
Zita
Otto
Bethilen
Munich
Germany
Tyrol
Austria
Hapsburg
Wittlesbach
Czecho- Slovakia
Poland
Rumania
N. Y
Four Sharp Children Die in Ont Fire Explosion
Four children of William Sharp aged 3 to 15 perished when a lamp explosion caused a fire that destroyed the family home on the outskirts of Listowel Ontario. Local authorities investigated the blaze and confirmed the fatalities.
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Associated Press
Listowel, Ont
William Sharp
Lost and Found Ads Help Locate Owners
Lost and found notes list items readers may have lost or found including a new tire, blue umbrella, a lady's black seal suitcase, a wedding ring, diamond circle ring, diamond engagement ring, and diamond and sapphire pieces. Classified Ads provide names and addresses of advertisers.
Hungarian Fascisti Rally Aims at Budapest March
Archduchess Isabella awakens concern as news arrives that ex Empress Zita and her son may visit Hungary. Julius Gombos leads fascist forces in the Kecskemet district planning to march on Budapest within two to three days. Premier Bethlen seeks Legitimist support to counter the threat and back Prince Otto's claim.
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Archduchess
Isabella
Zita
Son
Hungary
Vienna
The
Arbeiter Zeitung
Bethlen
Julius Gombos
Kecskemet
Budapest
Otto
Hard coal conferees deadlocked on strike
New York Jan 6 The anthracite joint wage conference adjourned at 10 30 pm in an absolute dead lock until 11 am tomorrow. Both sides pledged to pursue talks to end the coal strike. John L Lewis president of the miners warned a breakdown would be a public calamity as various proposals were voted down by one side or the other.
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Associated Press
New York
John L. Lewis
Campbell County
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Frank Rickey
Federal Prohibition
Federal Prohibition Department
Cincinnati
Albert Meyers
Homer Moreland
Joseph Matz
Reading Road
Carlisle Avenue
Vine Street
Clarence Johnson
West Thirty-first Street
Covington
Lyric Building
Helen Scheid
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Anna Hayes
Wiliam T. ‘Bunnell
Wade
Raymond
Garth ‘Tribble
Terrace Inn
Hareth E. May
United States
Harry A. Abrams
Federal Building
Moreland
Garth
Garth Tribble
Thomas M. Gregory
Rickey
Newport
Johnson
Matt
Matz
Dayton Ky
Women Degenerating to Clowns in Make-Up Says Beauty Expert
New York January 6 Americans women are becoming cosmetized clowns according to Ruth J Maurer head of a national beauty schools chain speaking at the national convention of beauty shop owners She cites nine of ten women bungling cosmetic art and cites uniform heavy make up masking faces.
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New York
Ruth J. Maurer
National Convention of
Luque to Undergo Appendicitis Operation Tomorrow
Adolfo Luque, Cincinnati Reds pitcher and a top NL hurler last season, will have an appendicitis operation tomorrow after an acute attack. He is in a Havana hospital and in good spirits while facing a potentially lengthy convalescence that could affect the Reds next season.
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Reds
Associated Press
Havana
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati Reds
Luque
Ernesto Aragon
Cincinnati Club
Boston Braves
Jersey City
Braves
Toronto
Louisville
American Association
Signals Put Up Fast in Cincinnati Traffic Reform
City leaders under Colonel Sherrill speeded traffic signal installation at Gilbert avenue and Eden Park entrance amid a broader move to improve city services. Four signals now operate, replacing old concrete standards, with cooperation from City Electrician Klein, City Engineer Shipley, Police Chief Copelan, and utility partners.
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Cincinnati
Colonel Sherrill
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
Fountain Square
Fred Maag
Sherrill
Toen
Old Safety Department
City
City Electrician Klein, City Engineer Shipley, Police Chief Copelan
Union Gas and Electric Company
Harmony
Arrests in Moonshine Ring Hold Two Policemen
Federal agents arrest ten in a large moonshine operation and detain two policemen. Authorities hint at further arrests as the investigation expands, amid rising concern over illegal alcohol activity and organized crime.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Paris Flood Deluge Threatens City and Rail Network
Paris faces a severe Seine flood with a potential thirty inch rise risking catastrophe. Stations including Invalides near the Foreign Ministry shut, rail traffic to Versailles and other towns halted, refuges established at Ft. Vincennes, and districts like St Denis evacuated as water tops five meters at Austerlitz Bridge.
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Paris
Seine
the Invalides
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Versailles
Rambouillet
Dereux
Granville
St. Denis
Ft. Vincennes
Austerlitz Bridge
Oise
Guise
Vesle
Fisme
Braine
Soissons
Aisne
Marne
Chateau Thiery
Judge D D Woodmansee to Wed Mrs carew in Walnut Hills ceremony
Ex judge D D Woodmansee 66 and Mrs Alice E B Carew widow of Joseph T Carew are to marry today at the home of Mrs Fred J Flach Beech Crest lane Walnut Hills. Rev Perry H Murdick will perform the simple rite and the couple will depart on a western honeymoon.
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D. D. Woodmansee
Alice EB. Carew
Joseph T. Carew
Mabley &. Carew Company
Judge Woodmansee
Cincinnati
Vernon Manor
New York Welcomes Cincinnati Symphony in Debut at Carnegie Hall
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conducted by Fritz Reiner received a five minute ovation in Carnegie Hall New York marking its first local performance. Berlioz Benvenuto Cellini opened the program followed by Brahms Symphony No 4 in E minor and a Bartok Dance Suite.
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Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner
Carnegie Hall
Berlioz
Benvenuto Cellini
Brahms
Bartoksg
Strauss
Quake Hits San Francisco Bay Area Briefly Rattles Homes
A sharp earthquake was felt in the San Francisco Bay region at 9 64 tonight. Two shocks lasting about five seconds were felt in Oakland and on the peninsula with windows rattling and pictures swaying. The waterfront reported a distinct tremor and Marin County residents near Mt Tamalpais felt a lasting tremor with no damage.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Region
Oakland
Naval Radio Station
Marin County
Here
Mt. Tamalpais
Fire wipes out large part of Kuling China town
A telegram from Shanghat reports the entire Chinese portion of Kuling in Kiangsi Province destroyed by fire with many lives lost. The disaster leaves significant sections of the town in ashes and raises urgent relief needs.
Vesuvius Becomes More Active Alarm Spreads in Italy
Brief dispatches from Italy report Mt Vesuvius more active than in months with smoke and hot ashes rising from the crater. A new fissure on the western side pours lava down the mountain, another crack appears on the north side, and locals are greatly alarmed.
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Associated Press
London
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
E D Gilman Named Aid to Sherrill in City Manager Office
Edgar Dow Gilman chosen as Assistant City Manager with title Executive Secretary to the City Manager at a salary of 56000 a year. He brings Civil War era service to Canal and Washington projects, Cincinnati teaching and sanitary engineering credits, plus wartime Army chemical warfare service. Also announced were Mae F Barnes as clerk stenographer and Charles Holden as messenger.
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Edgar Dow Gilman
B.E
C.E
University of Cincinnati
Chlontel Sherrill
Gilman
Panama Canal
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Washington, D. C
Mae FE. Barnes
Mansfield Street
Charles Holden
Broadway
Barnes
City Charter Committee
Bessie Fennell
Seasongood
John D. Ellis
Council
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Ellis
Prince Bibesco Recalled as U S Minister from Romania
Bucharest officials announce Prince Antoine Bibesco will be recalled from his post as Minister to the United States and reassigned to another diplomatic duty. He will travel to Washington to present his letters of recall.
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Prince Antoine Bibesco
Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Foreign Office
United States
Prince Bibescu
Washington
Welch, Grap juice maker and 1916 Prohibition ticket candidate dead
Charles Edgar Welch aged 73 of Westfield New York fell dead in his St Petersburg Florida winter cottage He was nationally known as a grape juice manufacturer and was a Prohibition party candidate for Governor of New York in 1916.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Charles Edgar Welch
Westfield
N. Y
Welch
New York
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