Thaw scheme to rail him back to asylum charged
Indicted in New York on kidnapping and assault for abducting nineteen year old Fred Gump Jr. Thaw’s escape, alleged flight to Pittsburgh, and misdirection of investigators are detailed as Brower documents surface. Officials pursue Byrnes who vanished while Thaw remains at large amid grand jury developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Fred Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Thaw
Stanford
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Ima
George O' Byrnes
Byrnes
Oliver Brower
Utica
N. Y
Brower
Young Gump
Wother
Fy Byrnes
Crimp
Federal bill allocates Ohio river and harbor funds
The river and harbor bill published in Washington dedicates 5 million dollars to continue Ohio River improvements. It funds harbor work in Ohio at multiple ports including Toledo 25000, Port Clinton 500, Sandusky 10000 plus new projects and maintenance in Lorain, Cleveland, Ashtabula, and more, with Indiana Harbor listed at 425200 and no sums for Kentucky or West Virginia.
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Lic
Ohio
Ohio River
Army Engineers
Foledo
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Huron
Vermilion
Lorain
Cleveland
Fair Port
Ashtabula
Indiana
West Virginia
American Tars Hurt in Salvaging U-Boat
A salvage operation for a sunken German U-Boat left several crewmen wounded. Navy divers and shipyard workers participated in the recovery efforts amid dangerous currents and uncertain hull integrity.
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Tars
Salvage Boat Upset Hurts Crew Near H-3 Sunk Sub
Eureka dispatch reports the Milwaukee salvage boat capsized off the H-3 disaster site today. One man was seriously injured and several others lightly hurt as the crew were thrown into the surf.
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Eureka
Cal
Leaky Quizz May Turn Out to Be Fasc
Washington Jan 10 After a two hour executive session the House Rules Committee adjourned without final action on Rep Wood's resolution to probe rumors of a leak in advance of President Wilson's peace note A subcommittee was named to draft contempt charges against Thomas W Lawson if the panel reports against him The four Republican members stood firm against a congressional probe of the alleged leak to Wall Street on the President's note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
Representative Wood
Wilson
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Wall Street
Entente Peace Note Reaches U S Envoy in Paris
Official dispatches report the entente reply to President Wilson’s peace terms discussion note was handed to Ambassador Sharp in Paris. The exact terms were not disclosed and no public release date was given pending Wilson’s review.
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U. S
Washington
Entente
Wilson
Five Concerns Escape Embargo Opens Enforcement Talks
Miss Bates in a high position states her field will enforce state labor laws especially factory rules for women and children. Her entrance signals an emphasis on compliance and safeguarding workers.
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Bates
May Challenge Votes in Amendment Fight of Federated Improvement Association
The Federated Improvement Association faces a voting dispute as December term expirations bar some delegates from voting on an amendment to prohibit county or city officials from joining the federation without credentialed proof. The 4 PM ballot is expected to spark a heated contest as many delegates are officials, raising claims of politics intruding on federation work.
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Federaraom
Federated Improvement Association
John C. Rogers
Producers’ Association
Central
Turner Hall
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Harry Hartke
Dairyman
Erlanger
Central Association
Hamilton
Butler
Clermont
Dearborn
Franklin
Ripley
Kenton
Boone
Pendleton
Campbell
Milk Shortage Fears Grow as Cincinnati Debates Prices
Cincinnati milk producers warn of potential shortages amounting to famine levels if embargoes hold. Five dealers signed the protocol and, with 26 000 gallons daily from producers, others may withhold milk until terms are met. Dealers say Cincinnati's supply remains ample and prices should reflect wholesale and domestic costs.
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Queen City Milk Producers’ Association
Cincinnati
Ohio Butterine Company
Mandery Pure Milk Company
Harry Arno
Glendale
Harry Mause
Price Hill
Middendort Bros. Dairy Company
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Circleville
Columbus
Milk Exchange
Edward Mdngold
Producers’ Association
Dr. Maurice F. Egan to Return to U S for Two Month Visit
Dr Maurice F Egan American Minister to Denmark will leave Copenhagen with Mrs Egan in February for a two months trip to the United States for consultation on important subjects.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Maurice F. Egan
Egan
United States
Tragic double tragedy as Crozier family slain in Colorado
Everett Crozier, a farmer near Greeley, returns home to find his five children murdered in the house and his wife unconscious in a field with a pistol in her hand. Authorities investigate a chilling mass family crime in this Colorado incident.
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Greeley
Col
Everett Crozier
Weather forecast and January 10 1917 temperatures
Weather outlook shows cold wave from Thursday with fair but very cold Friday across the East and South. Readings list highs and precip across cities like Harrisburg Spokane Baltimore Attica Jacksonville San Francisco Los Angeles Chattanooga Winnipeg Calgary and Kamloops with January 10 1917 notes including Cincinnati record and hourly conditions at 7 pm cloudy wind and rainfall figures for prior years.
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Jtarrisburg
Spokane
Attica
Jacksonville
San Francisico
Saliveston
Los Angele
Hattinooga
Winnipeg Pe
Joseph
Calgary
Kamloops
Zedo. Patergritt
Cincinnati
Parison
Ex Marine Claims GOP Helped Him in Robberies and Killings
Jack Batflarian a former Marine, arrested on forged checks, confessed to police that he and Los Angeles officer Albert J. Griffith robbed eight stage lines near San Diego and are suspected in the Milligan murder. Baudarian said Griffith lured him to desert and that Baudarian wed a hotel girl during a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Dispatch
The
Commercial Tribune
Angelus
Cal
Jack Batflarian
Tnited States Marine Corps
Albert J. Griffith
Los Angeles
San Diego
Drew B. Milligan
Milligan
Griffith
Latt
Plan for new tax law after court wipes out statute
Ohio Governor Cox announces a plan to replace the Parrett Whittemore tax law after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional. He aims to present legislation to the legislature next week to fix assessment timing and rate setting, with emphasis on emergency action and careful preparation. Representative Parrett vows to introduce a bill addressing constitutional defects, while staffing changes occur in state offices and departments.
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Columbus
Cox
Parrett- Whittemore
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
Budget Commission
Frank A. Parrett
Fayette County
Parrett-Whittemore
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward M. Larason
Newark
Secretary of State
Arthur Quitman
Cincinnati
W. Hi. Walker
Hillsporo
Fred H. Nothnagel
Cleveland
State Automobile Department
Bopp and four attaches guilty of neutrality violation
In San Francisco January 10, Franz Bopp German Consul General and four attaches were found guilty by a U S District Court jury of violating neutrality. The case centered on plots to dynamite ships and trains tied to a supposed military enterprise. The judge ruled the acts fit a military enterprise but not a military expedition under an 1794 statute.
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San Francisco
Franz Bopp
United States District Court
Fudge Hunt
Bopp
E.J. von Schack
George Wilhelm von Vrincken
Margaret W. Cornell
Canada
Canadian
United States
Watchful Waiting Opens Suffrage Silent Picketing
Twelve women with suffrage banners stand at White House gates for a silent picketing protest to press President Wilson on a federal amendment. Pickets guard entrances from 10 this morning to dark with plans to extend to March 4 and stage a parade. The guards wear yellow purple and white ribbons and no disorder is reported. The president passes the lines without acknowledgment.
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Washington
White House
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Wilson
Allies Accept Greek Ultimatum as War Front Advances
London. It was announced that Turkish trenches near Klut-el-Amara on the Tigris front were captured. Russian forces pushed over a mile near Lake Badu west of Riga and have seized thirty two guns since Friday. The Greek Council of Ministers accepted the allied ultimatum and pledged Venizelist guarantees. A British war loan campaign opens with a mass meeting at the London Guildhall led by Lloyd George, Bonar Law, and McKenna.
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London
Klut-el-Amara
Tigris
Lake Badu
Riga
War Office
Greek Council of Ministers
Reginald McKenna
Lamport & Holt Liner Voltaire Retaken by Britons
The Voltaire, overdue thirty nine days and once thought captured by a German raider, has been retaken by the British and convoyed into Bermuda harbor, according to Lamport and Holt officials in New York.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Lamport & Holt
Voltaire
Bermuda Harbor
Lamport, & Holt Line
Lights Out Raider Threatens Atlantic Lights
Washington reports British colonial authorities ordered extinction of lighthouse and navigation lights at many Atlantic coast points to guard against a German raider feared to be hovering near the Windward Passage in the West Indies.
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Washington
West Indies
Atlantic
Irish Riot Movie Barred in Dublin
Military authorities suppress an American moving picture film depicting Irish historical events including Robert Emmet's 1803 rebellion in Dublin on January 10.
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Dublin
Robert Emmiet
Asylum Employee Sought in Girl Murder Case
Philadelphia reports a key found with Mazie Colbert linked to Rome Custodial Asylum. An employee there is missing and investigators pursue whether the key belonged to him. Detectives plan re enactment of the crime to gauge if outside witnesses heard the quarrel.
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Cial
Ne! Tribune
Philadelphia
Mazie Colbert
Rome
N. Y
Oscar Brown
Colbert Rooms
Perin Sues Family for 500000 Damages in False Arrest Case
Lawrence Perin of Baltimore files a 500000 damage suit in Superior Court alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution by his mother Mrs. Marie L Whitridge and his sister. Perin, declared sane in lunacy proceedings, is a colonel on Governor Hatfield of West Virginia’s staff.
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Baltimore
Lawrence Perin
Nelson Perin
Marie L. Whitridge
Perin
H. D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Bomb Wrecks Strikebreakers Hotel in Toledo
Four rooms in a downtown Toledo hotel housing Ohio State Telephone Company strikebreakers were wrecked by a bomb on the third floor. A dozen guests were knocked down but none seriously hurt. C. C. Connors of Cleveland occupied the room where the explosion occurred. two strikebreakers in the room below were away. Steam and water pipes were damaged. Police cover the case as the two month strike continues.
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Toledo
Ohio State Telephone Company
C. C. Connors
Cleveland
Connors
Five Thousand to Boost Daylight Saving Plan
New York announces National Daylight Saving Convention to be held in New York for the last two days of January with an expected 5,000 delegates. The movement seeks a nation wide one hour clock shift for five months from May 1 with speakers from Canada England and other countries and William P. Borland among them.
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New York
Daylight Saving Committee
Governor General
Canada
England
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Italy
William P. Borland
Congress
Graft probe widens as Chicago officials questioned
Chicago officials probe widening from a West Side district. State's Attorney Hoyne pressed Mayor Thompson with questions about police graft and the Panama Cafe license. Chief Healey faces bribery charges as Newbold and Costello confess ties to underworld tribute.
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Chicago
West Side
William Hale Thompson
Hoyne
C. “. Healey
Thompson
Vhe
Panama Cafe
Isadore Levine
Freiberg
Thomas Costello
Thomas Newbold
Newbold
Costello
Augustus M. White
Charles C. Hea
Armed Men Hold Up Lockland Street Car
Two masked robbers boarded northbound Lockland Street Car No 1569 at Lock Street Lockland at 12 15 last night and robbed Conductor C Marginroth of 16 and a passenger of 4. They forced hands up then fled toward Hathwell as police hunt suspects.
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Lockland Street
Lockand Street
Lock Street
Lockland
C. Marginroth
Arbage
Cana Bridge
Miorman F. Langhorn
Canal Bridge
Ha@twell
Kentucky Governor A O Stanley Heads Toward Mob Tension
Governor A O Stanley traveled through Louisville toward Murray Kentucky after a mob threatened Circuit Judge Charles Ish and Commonwealth Attorney Nny Smith over a continuance in the Luke Martin murder case. A posse was forming at Hopkinsville to aid Judge Bush. Stanley urged restraint to avoid clashes at Murray.
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Ouisville
A. O. Stanley
Louwisvile
Murray
Charles Ish
Commonwealth
Nny Smith
Luke Martin
Guthrie Duigiud
Starle
Hopkinsville
Judge Bush
Marray
Death calls jewelry maker J. B. Deckelman at 55
Jewelry manufacturer J. B. Deckelman died yesterday at his Torrence road home. He was 55 and a musician of considerable ability. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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J. B. Deckelman
Torrence Road
Mr. Deckelman
Toledo Paper Case Heads to Supreme Court Over Contempt Ruling
The Toledo Newspaper Company appeals to the U S Supreme Court after Judge Denison sent the $7500 contempt case against The News Bee to the high court. The Circuit Court of Appeals previously affirmed. Attorneys Maxwell and Curts will argue for the defense as hearings move forward.
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Toledo
Denison
United States Court
Judge Killits
News-Bee
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Willits
Lawrence Maxwell
J. W. Curts
Final pleas heard in Adamson case may decide fee
Washington Jan 10 Final arguments were heard by the Supreme Court in the Adamson act constitutionality case. Justices questioned counsel extensively as they consider the issue. A decision is expected within a few days.
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Adamson
Washington
Supreme Court
Buffalo Bill to Lie in State at Colorado Capitol
Colonel William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill will lie in state in the Colorado Capitol for four hours on Sunday. His funeral will be held Sunday at the Elks' Home with participation from Grand Army of the Republic Pioneer Society of Colorado and the Cowboy Rangers. Interment is planned for Decoration Day next spring on Lookout Mountain with a granite tomb. Masons will handle interment. Federal troops will escort the procession and a joint resolution will authorize the state to receive his body. Messages of condolence include a note from President Wilson.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Denver
Col
Colorado
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Capitol
Lookout Mountain
Elks
Hiks
Cout
Cody
Wilson
Nelson A. Miles
Hush L. Scott
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Lan
Oroom
Ambassador Sharp
Paris
Jeanene
Jeanette Bates
State of
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Hartke
Kenson
DR. Egan
Olio
Tennessee
Missisisippi River
Vario
Gop
Department of Justice
Frank Hagerman
Gregory
Colorado Capitol
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