Devil Anse Hatfield Buried After Family Funeral Row
Logan West Virginia January 9 Captain Anderson Hatfield known as Devil Anse, longtime Hatfield clan leader in the famed feud with the McCoys, is buried beside his two sons Troy and Elias. The service featured reconciliations between estranged sons Cap Hatfield and Dr. B R Hatfield, psalm singing, and rain drenched ceremonies at the family hilltop home.
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Logan
W. Va
Anderson
Devil Anse) Hatfield
Troy
Elias
Devil Anse
Cap” Hatfield
B. R. Hatfield
Charleston
Duke” Garrett
Pappy
Duke
Green McNeeley
Anse
Hatfield
Sim” Thompson
Anderson Hatfield
Mate Creek
Logan County
Mingo County
Forty-Fifth
Virginia Infantry
Mountain
Kentucky
West Virginia
Joe Hatfield
Atkinson
Healer Draws Invalid Throng Seeking Relief
A crowd of aged and infirm persons gathered at Odd Fellows Temple to seek healing from Francis Schlatter in a public lecture and laying on of hands amid donations. Among attendees was an elderly scrubwoman whose hope rose and fell with the touch, and a young girl reported to have improved appetite after treatment. Schlatter recounted past Cincinnati visits and noted prior fame before presenting a money box and collection.
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Odd Fellows’ Temple
Francis Schlatter
Schlatter
Alice
J. Fogg
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Men College Students Learn Mysteries Of Kitchen Cabinet
STATE COLLEGE Pa Jan 9 Men students at Pennsylvania State College will study Domestic Science Cookery for Men starting February 1 The course covers nutritive value selection and preparation of simple foods with camping emphasis It includes a one hour lecture and three hours weekly practice in the cooking lab on the women's side of the campus
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Explosions Shake Cities Near Los Angeles
Three heavy explosions rattled homes in Azusa Glendora and Covina about 25 miles from Los Angeles. County engineers suspect blasting by private construction firms in the mountains caused the blasts. no explanation yet.
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Los Angeles
Azusa
Glendora
Covina
Pawned coat linked to deaths from wood alcohol liquor
Newark police traced a death to liquor made from wood alcohol bought with proceeds from a pawned overcoat. Michael Brown of New York and William H. Massey of New Brighton, Pa. died. two other men in the party fell violently ill. The overcoat belonged to Brown and was pawned to raise funds.
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Newark
N. J
Michael Brown
New York
William H. Massey
New Brighton
Brown
More Alcoholic Insane Cases Since Prohibition
In Chicago Cook County reports Dr James Whitney Hall shows a 33 percent rise in alcoholic insanity at the Cook County Psychiatric Hospital in December 1920 compared with the wet December prior. He notes October and September increases and suggests prohibition may not curb drinking or that modern drinks have stronger effects.
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Chicago
Cook County
Psycopathic Hospital
James Whitney Hall
Insanity Commission
Hall
Bullet Halt Fleeing Auto on River Bridge
A motorist identified as Courtney Corgan, 315 West Twelfth street, fled police on York street and Central Bridge. Traffic officer Robert Gasdorf tailed him, fired at tires, and arrested Corgan who claimed Cincinnati jurisdiction. Bond set for appearance before Judge Matt Moore.
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York Street
Central Bridge
Newport
Courtney Corgan
West Twelfth Street
Robert Gasdorf
Corgan
Gasdorf
Tenth
York
Cincinnati
Matt Moore
Motorcycle Crash Kills Dewey Cosby Near Hamilton
Dewey Cosby aged 22 died when his motorcycle crashed into a southbound car driven by Adam Haag on the Mt. Pleasant pike three miles south of Hamilton. Cosby and his passenger brothers Roma Cosby and Dick Hutton were speeding north. Cosby died in Roma’s arms. Coroner said death due to Cosby’s own carelessness and no inquest.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Dewey Cosby
South Second Street
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Adam Haag
Coke Otto
Cosby
Roma Cosby
Dick Hutton
Haag
Roma
Edward Cook
French Troops Fall Back Before Turkish Attacks
Constantinople dispatch reports Turkish forces pressing on Aintab with several attacks while French units withdraw to stronger positions for a potential counter attack. Heavy fighting continues as relief workers in the town remain safe.
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Constantinople
Aintab
Riots Erupt as Legionaries Arrive in Taranto
In Taranto Italy on January 9 a crowd confronted Legionaries arriving from Fiume. The confrontation ended in a riot with one person wounded and numerous arrests. A general strike is anticipated.
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Taranto
Italy
Fiume
Pineherst Holly Inn Opens January Tenth
Pineherst North Carolina reports the Holly Inn opens January tenth with all sports coverage. Details note trains or sleepers from Washington on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Adyv.
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Pineherst
N. C
Holly Inn
Washington
Re Extension Liked to Civil War Period Halts Decline
The piece notes a re extension likened to Civil War era turmoil as secondary inflation stalls stock quotations decline and supports foreign exchange rates. World markets face renewed volatility with investors watching inflation signals and policy responses.
War Finance Corp revival seen as credit re extension likely
Editorial notes Congress passage of a vetoed bill to rehabilitate the War Finance Corporation signals a shift toward revived credit and possible inflation. Stock markets rise, foreign exchange improves, and private credit expansion is developing with the $100 million Foreign Trade Financing Corporation planning stock subscriptions.
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New York
Congress
War Finance
Corporation
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
London
Foreign Trade Financing Corporation
Aviator Plans Peru to United States Seaplane Flight
Juan Leguia head of Peru’s seaplane service plans a flight from Peru to the United States in the latter part of January. Peru requests permission for him to land in El Salvador if necessary during the journey.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Juan Leguia
Peru
United States
Harding Resigns Senate Clearing Way for Willis
President elect Harding resigned as U S Senator from Ohio and sent his resignation to Columbus. Governor elect Davis will appoint Frank B Willis to fill the vacancy beginning next March. Willis requested the January 15 effective date to allow time for preparation before his inauguration.
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Willis
Harding
Electorial College
Washington
Ohio
Congress Eyes Turn to Disarmament and Navy Cuts
Washington reports that disarmament moves will dominate congressional agenda with House Naval Affairs Committee hearing and Secretary Daniels expected to present naval strength data. Senate Foreign Relations Committee may weigh disarmament resolutions. La Follette to seek reconsideration on railway bill. House to tackle appropriations and hearings on tariff immigration and markets. London commentary challenges sea power dominance as unnecessary naval race wanes.
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Washington
Congress
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Daniels
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Davis Set To Be Ohio Governor In 1921 Inaugural
Eager crowds fill Columbus as Harry L. Davis Republican former Cleveland mayor prepares to be sworn in as Ohio governor for two years. Cox retires after eight years in state and national service. The day features parade ceremonies a noon oath and inaugural address with music and receptions statewide.
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Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
James M. Cox
Dayton
Congress
State Capitol
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Blaine Club of
Cincinnati
Smittie
Davis
Capitol
Statehouse
McKinley Monument
High Street
House of Representatives
Rainbow
166Th Regiment
W. W. Bustard
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Republican Glee Club
Edward Ll. Taylor, Jr
John G. Price
Harvey C. Smith
Joseph T.tracey
R. W. Archer
Tribute to Reuben Bland Father of 34 Children
North Carolina man Reuben Bland and his wife receive letters from readers nationwide after reports highlight his 34 children. Correspondents from Ohio Oregon Navarre and other places praise or joke about his large family.
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Raleigh
N. C
Reuben Bland
Robertsonville
Beaufort County
Oregon
Navarre
Deadlock in Melbourne shipping strike halts transport
Melbourne on Sunday sees no trains or trams as the shipping strike gridlock worsens. The fuel shortage forces coal economy measures across the city and at Forth, disrupting daily travel.
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Melbourne
Forth
Broker and partner linked in embezzlement and deaths
Spokane investment broker John B. Milholland and partner Jay B. Hough face charges after a confession alleging embezzlement of 315000 from James F Callahan. Hough surrendered, Milholland sought on a warrant. Hough claimed the two agreed to kill themselves, but he later confessed. Wallace Idaho mining man was found dead in his home.
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Charles Harrington
Big Four
James Green
van Buren Avenue
Avondale
Rudolph A. Wilhelmy
Reading Road
Harrington
Green
Greenwood Avenue
First District
Spokane
Wash
John B. Milholland
Milholland
Hough
Callahan
Judge Churchill Celebrates 50 Years on Dorchester Court
Boston January 9 Judge Joseph R Churchill marked the fiftieth anniversary of his appointment as Municipal Court Judge in the Dorchester District He was named by Governor William Claflin on January 9 1871 and has long presided over the court
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Boston
Joseph R. Churchill
United States
Dorchester
William Clafling
Chicago Sportsman Hurt in Kentucky Wreck of Royal Palm Limited
A Chicago audience member Frank Bare aged 66 was seriously injured when the Royal Palm Limited derailed near Sherman Kentucky after wheels pulled from the rails and the engine plus four Pullman cars plunged into a field. Passengers including many Chicago society folk escaped unscathed or with minor injuries as crews aimed to restore service.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Dry Ridge
Thomas McGann
Ludlow
Robert Baker
Elms Street
Frank Bare
Chicago Sportsman
James M. Keith
West Oaks Street
Bare
Chicago
Bryan J. Holliday
Cincinnati
Holliday
McGailin
Lexington
R. M. Sturgis
Mr. Sturgis
Florida
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