Mask Expected to Fall in Klan Inquiry
Open hearing in Morehouse Parish probes Ku Klux Klan atrocities with responses from witnesses. Attorney General Coco reports progress and predicts startling developments as exiled leaders and lawmen face testimony amid weather-related pauses.
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Mask
Associated Press
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Coco
Mer Rouge
J. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Morehouse Klan
Monroe
Watt Daniel
T. F. Richard
Uncle Joe Cannon presides at Mann tribute session
In Washington on January 14, Uncle Joe Cannon, long-time Speaker, led a special House session honoring Illinois Representative James R. Mann who died last Thanksgiving. A memorial for Nebraska’s Moses P. Kinkaid followed as tributes noted Mann’s deep legislative knowledge and close grasp of measures.
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Washington
Joe Cannon
House
James R. Mann
Illinois
Mann
Moses P. Kinkaid
Nebraska
Baker Gillett
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Representative Rodenberg
Representative Mondell
Representative Garrett
Gillett
Denver Mint Robbery Suspect Found Dead In Car
The body of a man, likely a ban dit killed by mint guards during the December 18 robbery, was found in a private garage at 1631 Gilpin Street Capita Hill. Police report bullet wounds and note a 30 30 rifle and revolver were inside. A separate arrest in Chicago nets Albert T Hollywood alias Dan Culhane, linked to the Denver robbery and a Springfield Mo bank heist.
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Denver
Federal Reserve Bank
Charles T. Linton
Gilpin Street
Capitol Hill
Bostwick
Williams
Rinker
George Hill
EK. E. Brooks
Chicago
Albert T. Hollywood
Denver Mint
Loop
Hollywood
Dan Culhane
St. Louis
Culhane
Kansas City
Citizens’ Bank
Springfield
Washington Hotel
Denver Detective Tracks Chicago Arrest Linked to Bank Robbery
Denver Police say Chicago authorities informed of a suspect's arrest in the Federal Reserve Bank guard robbery. Captain Washington Rinker notes no direct word from Chicago yet, but confirms Denver sought a lookout and that the Chicago arrest description closely matches the Denver suspect.
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Denver
Chicago
Associated Press
Denver Federal Reserve Bank Guard
Washington Rinker
Gompers Seeks Modification of Volstead Act in Cincinnati
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, arrives in Cincinnati to coordinate with the International Union of Brewery Workers and labor leaders on efforts to modify the Volstead act to permit beer and light wines. He stresses a temperate, lawful approach and warns that contempt for one law risks contempt for all.
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Republic
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Cincinnati
International Union of Brewery Workers
Vine Street
Gompers
Brewery Workers’ Union
John Barleycorn
Congress
Federation
Driver's Capers Shut Down Eden Park Drifter
A driver in Eden Park performed corkscrew zigzags on park boulevards last night. Cars collided as pedestrians fled and fenders bent. Police captured Frank Wellhafer of 630 Dayton Street Dayton, Ky, charging him with operating a car while intoxicated.
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Eden Park
Seventh District
Frank Wellhafer
Dayton Street
Dayton
Atlantic Coast Storm Advisory Issued From Cape to Eastport
The Weather Bureau issued an advisory at 9:30 a.m. alerting to disturbances of marked intensity over Lake Michigan moving rapidly eastward. Winds to rise to gale force and shift to westerly by Monday morning along the Atlantic coast from Virginia Capes to Eastport, Me.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Eastport
Lake Michigan
Flint Bank Teller Returns Home After Mysterious Absence
Painesville Ohio January 14 A C Flint teller for a local bank walked into his home after a weeklong disappearance from Dayton and Cincinnati notes. He recalls little and is believed to have suffered a nervous breakdown after regaining his faculties in Dayton.
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Painesville, O
A. Cc. Flint
Flint
Dayton
Painesville
W. G. Radcliff
Cincinnati
Letter From Cincinnati Ends in Mystery for A. C. Flint
Relatives of A. C. Flint traced him to Cincinnati after his wife received a letter on Cincinnati hotel stationery saying he would be “no more.” Flint sent a special delivery package with jewelry and a watch to his wife as the message arrived. Investigators in Cincinnati found no trace of him and left, believing he briefly visited the hotel to write the note before continuing on.
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Carpenter
Thomas F. Richard
Skipwith
Judge Odum
Cincinnati
A. C. Flint
Painesville
Umpire Gail Held For Qui After Murder
Cleveland police hold American League umpire Ollie Chill for questioning after Edward J. McGregor 26 is found shot to death in an apartment on Euclid avenue and East Fifty ninth street. Chill and two others were intoxicated. McGregor died of gunshot wounds. An Italian pistol with six cartridges exploded was found.
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Cleveland
Ollie Chill
Edward J. McGregor
Euclid Avenue
East Fifty-ninth Street
Chill
Joseph F. Johnson
McGregor
Johnson
Ben
Chill Removed From American League Umpire Staff
Ban Johnson said no investigation would be conducted into Ollie Chill the American League umpire linked to the Cleveland shooting. He announced a replacement has been selected and will be named with the 1923 official list.
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Chill
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Ollie Chill
Cleveland
Johnson
Road House Held Up by Robbers in Hayward
In Oakland California on January 14 a gang of about ten held up the Pergola road house at Hayward near Oakland and robbed approximately 300 patrons. Losses from jewelry money and valuables totaled about 25000 dollars.
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Road House
West
Oakland
Cal
Pergola
Hayward
Germans plan Ruhr money relief halt amid French invasion move
Paris reports France will occupy Bochum in the Ruhr to force Germany to meet coal reparations and prevent famine. Officials say the move extends eastward to pressure Berlin, with a tax on Ruhr coal shipments and salaries paid from coal tax proceeds to stave off unemployment.
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Duesseldorf
Bochum
Stinnes
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
France
Reich
Bavaria
Ruhr Coal Payoffs Stir Suspicion Amid Occupation
In Paris the Reparations Commission notes Germany will suspend payments due to the Ruhr occupation. In Essen the “Sunday of Suspicion” follows the coal cash deal with allied buyers. German mine leaders fear Ruhr isolation and seek terms, while labor stays quiet under eight hour provisions and mourning observances continue. Charles Herring and Donald Breed tour Essen for firsthand economic readings.
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Associated Press
Paris
Reparations Commission
Ruhr
Essen
Germany
Control Commission
Berlin
Fritz Tyhssen
Dr. Thomas
Stinnes Holdings
General Deguette
Christian Miners’ Union
Charles M. Herring
Donald L. Breed
Noted Covington Attorney B F Graziani Dies at 64
Benjamin F Graziani a prominent Kenton County lawyer and former legislator died at his Covington home after a six month illness. He spent forty years in court fighting for plaintiffs against street railway firms and built wealth through real estate. Survived by widow Elizabeth York four daughters and a son B Graziani Jr funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Newport.
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Benjamin F. Graziani
East Second Street
Covington
Kenton
Kentucky
Graziani
Cold Spring
Campbell County
Count Vini
Onelia
Italy
United States
Cincinnati Law School
Kenton County
Latonia
Michigan
Covington Lodge of Elks
Kentucky Bar Association
American Bar Association
Scott Street
M. E. Church
South
Grazaini
Elizabeth York
Berlin Rallies in Protest Against French Ruhr Occupation
A massive Berlin demonstration on Koenigsplatz opposed the French seizure of the Ruhr with Republican colors displayed and chants of Down with France. Chancellor Cuno skipped the event as middle class crowds sang Die Wacht Am Rhine and Deutschland Uber Alles amid acclamations for protest. Half hour strikes are planned in Mulheim and Oberhausen as workers obey Berlin's mourning day order.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ruhr
Koenigsplatz
Reichstag
France
Cuno
Mulheim
Oberhausen
Labor
Roth
Murder at South Fairmont Avenue: Burke Shot Before Atlanta Run
Martin Burke, just sentenced in Cleveland for liquor law violations and due to report to Atlanta Penitentiary, was slain at his South Fairmont home. An assailant fled in an Ohio-plate automobile. police guard routes into Ohio while Ermittlungen focus on illicit whisky trade tensions.
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Pittsburgh
Martin Burke
Cleveland
theAtlanta Penitentiary
Ohio
Burke
South Fairmont Avenue
Atlanta
Akron
United States
George A. Stauffer
Pennsylvania
Lynn Drug Company
Rossville
Ind
New Thought Leader Stoiber Leaves Cincinnati Church
Differences among church members led to the severance with Mrs May Stoiber the longtime leader of the New Thought Church in Walnut Hills Cincinnati. The Board of Trustees voted eight to two to request her resignation as she will continue to receive salary until July 1.
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Cincinnati
New Thought Church
Woodburn Avenue
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
May C. Stoiber
Church Board of Trustees
W. EE. Hutton
Cinnati
Stoiber
Mayor and Miner Slain in Kin caid Dance Hall Fray
In Kincaid Illinois a shooting at a town hall during a morning disturbance killed William Motley 42 mayor of Kincaid and Tony Matanzo a miner. Town Marshall Vincil fired into the crowd but Motley died at the scene and Matanzo was killed instantly.
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Taylorville
Ill
William Motley
Kincaid, Lil
Here
Tony Matanzo
Kincaid
Three Die in Jersey City Saloon From Suspected Poison
In Jersey City police probe three men died with one a saloon proprietor James Boris and companions William Bizza and John Hofsky. A fourth man Kasenen described the scene before the victims collapsed as a possible poisoning is investigated with chemical analysis planned for brown powder and liquor found at the bar. An autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
James Boris
William Bizza
John Hofsky
Jacob Kasenen
Boris
Hofsky
Kasenea
Bizza
Kasenen
Ruhr Valley to Come Under Rhineland High Commission
American observers in Coblenz say the Ruhr Valley will be incorporated into the Rhineland High Commission once the American zone is evacuated and Major General Allen yields authority from the 1918 armistice. France currently occupies the area and precedents like Keil bridgehead guide the plan as disintegration of the American Rhineland Commission begins.
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Ruhr
Rhineland High Commission
Associated Press
Coblenz
Allen
Keil
Rhineland
Rhineland Commission
General Allen
David Stone
Jumps From Trolley And Fires At Accused Thief
Allen Kraft chased a thief from an East End trolley car and fired two shots. Sergeants Kestner and McManus arrested Edward Morris, 30, of Louisville, who had taken Kraft’s pocketbook. The $31 pocketbook was found near East Pearl Street by Leroy J. Greding.
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Allen Kraft
West Fifth Street
Kraft
Kestner
McManus
Edward Morris
West Fourth Street
Louisville
East Pearl Street
Leroy J. Greding
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