State Troopers Wounded in Cabin Creek Ambush
Charleston West Virginia January fifteenth captives freed during gunfire as troopers Lane Black and Zacharias Taylor were wounded while arresting H. F. Alford on a writ of capias. Forty militiamen pursued Alford and relatives as Mrs Bertha Trent warned off shooters after wading Cab in Creek to stop firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Lane H. Black
Zacharias W. Taylor
State Constabulary
Dry Pranch
Cabi Creek
H. F. Alford
Capias
Logan County
Jackson Arnold
Public Safety
Alfford
Alford
H. S. Fletcher
Svry Branch Coal Company
Bertha Trent
Cabin Creek
Mr. Fletcher
Colonel Arnolds
Rescue of James M. W. Hall Crew After Two Days Adrift
Captain W. M. Cole and seven crew members of the American schooner James M. W. Hall were rescued 250 miles southeast of Cape May after being lashed to the cabin hatch for two days without food or water. A last-ditch gasoline dishpan flare was seen by the West Canon, which then proceeded to rescue the wrecked crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. M. Cole
James M. W. Hall
West Canon
Cape May
N. J
Java
Charleston
S. C
Boston
Cole
Troops Protect Kentucky Court in Clay County Feud Trial
Fifty state guards arrived in Manchester Kentucky under Major James K Dillon to guard the Clay County Courthouse for the trial of Steve Martin a feud suspect charged with murder. Governor Morrow ordered troops at Judge Hiram Johnsons request amid threats of Martins and Philpots supporters marching and possible violence. The feud between the Martin and Burge clans has intensified after a Christmas Day gun battle that left several dead and injured. This marks the sixth time in a year that state troops have been deployed to shield Circuit Courts in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
James K. Dillon
Clay County
Steve Martin
Wood Burge
Edwin P. Morrow
Hiram Johnson
Martins
Philpots
Burge
Martin-Burge
Kentucky
Index to Advertisements in the Page Fragment
A fragmented classified page lists advertisers and offerings including Burkhardt Furs Geren eye remedies Smith & Sons schedule change O Ry Graul Pianos Hewitt Mackenbach Miss Moore Clio hardware Pogue silks Savin Loan Office universities dictionaries Banana? Priors? Prince Opticians Queen City Shale Brick Co Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Burkhardt—Furs
Miss Moore
Pickeringe’s
Pogue’s
Savin’s Loan Office Universities
Harry W. Smith
Herschede—Diamonds
Matton
oSiilorencacsi Eticcecu
National Biscuit Co
Aan Wien Prince & Co
Queen City Shale Brick Co
Dublin Streets to be Renamed with Irish Counterparts
English names of many streets and bridges in Dublin will be replaced with Irish names if the Dublin Corporation approves a pending proposition. The Dail Eireann has urged Sinn Fein club members to smoke only Irish cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dublin Corporation
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
Wilson Defends League Vitality Before Adoring Crowd
Former President Wilson, at his Washington home, urged that the League of Nations remains vital. A spontaneous march by several thousand to his doorstep followed a Woodrow Wilson Foundation meeting led by Samuel Gompers. The gathering, aiming to raise $1,000,000 for scholarships in Wilson’s honor, praised his leadership and pledged support for the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Nations
Wilson
S Street
League
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Mr. Wilson
Walsh
Montana
Fletcher
Florida
Harris
Georgia
Samuel Gompers
Samuel T. Eliot
Boston
Hamilton Holt
New York
Foundation
Movie men insure life of Will Hays for 2 million
A sub committee of motion picture men announced Will Hays will have a 2 million dollar life policy upon resigning as Postmaster General to lead the national moving picture association. The policy is payable to the reorganized National Association of the motion picture industry and will be distributed among seven named individuals if he dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will Hays
National Moving Picture Combination
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
Street Car Strike Ordered in Richmond Virginia
A strike order affecting all motormen conductors and shop employees of the Virginia Railway and Power Company operating street cars and lighting services in Richmond was issued today effective at midnight. Similar orders will be issued within twenty four hours in Norfolk Petersburg and Portsmouth where the company runs utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Employees’ Union
Norfolk
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Orient Problem Delaying NN of Conference
The article discusses global financial optimism in early 1921 with lower money costs, rising reserve levels, and stronger bonds. It notes Cannes conference outcomes, potential European financial reorganization, and Irish peace treaty acceptance as Ireland’s example, plus New York Central showing high through passenger totals after an automobile show. It then outlines Shantung talks in Washington and expected Tokyo and Peking instructions, plus the balance of issues ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H
Price Publishing
New York
London
Federal Reserve
Dallas
Minneapolis
Boston
Cleveland
Federal Reserve System
Liberty
Europe
Cannes
Briand
France
Poincare
Genoa
Ireland
New York Central Railroad
Grand Central Station
Fifth Avenue
Fatally Injured When Truck by Automobile
A 10 year old boy, Frank Snyder of 505 Torrence road, was fatally injured after dashing into an automobile driven by A J Kreutz. The crash caused a skull fracture and brain concussion, with the driver rushing Snyder to a doctor and then home. Others in the vicinity included a woman seriously hurt, a girl cut and bruised, and three shaken by the event. Police deem the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snyder
Torrence Road
A. J. Kreutz
Eastern Avenue
Joseph Hilgeford
Union Street
Clifton Avenue
McAlpin Avenue
Hilgeford
Thelma
Nora Puckett
Warren Street
H. B. Myers
Felicity
Good Samaritan Hospital
Farm leaders seek to melt Harding objections on Reserve Board
Senate agriculture bloc leaders frame two paths to modify the Federal Reserve Board bill to satisfy President Harding. One plan adds broad representation from national industries while the other removes specific makeup, leaving appointment to the President. Leaders expect quick action before the Senate session and aim to secure early agricultural influence on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Harding
White House
Senate
Congress
Reserve Board
Pioneers New Cabinet Accepted as Socialists Ignored
N Kent Reeve, 39, airman formerly with McCook Field, killed in garage accident when a car toppled from jacks. Brother A King Reeve present. coroner notified. Reeve linked to Major Schroeder and Lt McCready. survived by parents and siblings. funeral plans pending. member of Mystic Lodge and Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kent Reeve
Calvin Street
A. King Reeve
Nassau Street
R. L. Thomas
East
McMillan Street
McCook Field
Major Schroeder
McCready
Reeve
William ‘Pire
William Reeve
Kent
Mr. Reeve
Horace A. Reeve
St. Paul
Herman E. Wolff
Mystic Lodge
A. M
Dayton, O
Iola Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Karassan
Napoleon's Sofa Taken From Hotel in Jena
Four men posing as French officers entered the Sign of the Nightingale hotel in Jena Germany and demanded the historic sofa Napoleon is said to have used after the battle of Jena. The proprietor surrendered the couch which was then carried away by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Germany
Associated Press
Napoleon
Mill Worker Beaten by Mob Near Newport Rolling Mill
Bert Cambilge of Youngstown Ohio staggered into Newport police headquarters with clothes torn and face bleeding after a mob attack during a strike at the Newport Rolling Mill. He was taken to Speers Hospital and could not identify the attacker or location. Colonel Denhardt said strike zones had been peaceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cambilge
Youngstown
Newport
Kearns
Speers Hospital
Cambilge
Central Bridge
H. M. Denhardt
Weather Bureau storm warning for Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau issued a Southwest storm warning continuing at noon. The warning covers the Atlantic coast and north of Delaware breakwater. A disturbance over Ontario moves rapidly eastward with strong southwest and west winds likely to bring gales this afternoon and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather ‘Bureau
Atlantic
Delaware
Ontario
Four Killed as Car Hit by Passenger Train at Crossing
At a crossing near Edinburg Indiana a Pennsylvania passenger train struck a car, killing four occupants and injuring one. The deceased are Alcinda Joslen 74 Dorothy Joslen 2 Opal Joslen 22 and Emil Joslen 10. John Joslen 54 the driver was severely cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Ind
Pennsylvania
Here
Alcinda Joslen
Dorothy Joslen
Opal Joslen
Emil Joslen
John Joslen
Armed Gunman Robs Druggist on Fourth Street
A man entered Alfred De Lang’s drug store at 7 30 am on Fourth Street and Broad Way under pretence of a five cent purchase, knocked the proprietor to the rear, and beat him with the butt of a revolver. The weapon discharged as the assailant fled. De Lang suffered head and chin injuries. The robber, about 35, wore dark clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred de Lang
Fourth Street
Broadway
de Lang
Twins Suffocate In Crib Grasping Each Other
In Baltimore on January 15 Charles and Franklin Moran three months old, twins of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D Moran, were found suffocated in their bed. During the night they drew blankets over their heads and in their convulsions grasped each other's arms. The mother, ill after an operation, was not informed to avoid risk to her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles
Franklin Moran
Frank D., Moran
Immigrant Mother Allowed In While Baby Denied at Ellis Island
Mrs. Dionisia Zalewaska of Chicago wins entry for herself and three older children from the Megantic voyage, but her three months old Poland born infant is excluded due to exhausted quota. Welfare groups mobilize aid as appeals proceed and release is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Dionisia Zalewaska
Chicago
Poland
Megantic
Anderson man charged with manslaughter in Catt death
Lorin Hartzell of Anderson Ind confessed to shooting Leland Carl Catt of Newark Ohio after Catt threatened him with a revolver while on a highway near Columbus. Hartzell was arrested in Anderson and brought to Franklin County jail to face the manslaughter charge. Two Columbus men, J S Richardson and Nathan Levi, admitted driving with Catt to Hamilton and back to Columbus after the shooting and are detained as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, CO
Lorin
Slim
Hartzell
Anderson
Ind
Leland Carl Catt
Newark
Columbus
Holycross
Franklin County
Catt
Here
King
Hamilton
Butler County
Ohio
J. S. Richardson
Nathan Levi
Richardson
Levi
Plane crashes into crowd on frozen river killing woman
Jan. 15 in Red Bank New Jersey a runaway airplane crashed into spectators among ice skaters on the Shrewsbury River. Mrs Anna Hounihan was killed, her husband and brother wounded, and several others injured as the craft struck and tore through the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
N. J
Shrewsbury
Anna CC
WL. Hounihan
Lawrence Conley
Middletown
James Casey
Casey
France's Poincare Forms Cabinet Amid National Unity Talks
Paris reports Raymond Poincare completed his ministry and presented names to President Millerand forming a cabinet with 14 ministers and several under secretaries. The left, Socialist-Radical groups are represented while Socialists and Rightists are absent. France may not be bound by Briand's word on Cannes conference, press argues Lloyd George mistaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
France
Millerand
Alsace-Lorraine
Louis Barthon
Andre Maginot
M. Raiberti
Charles de Lasteyrie
M. Maunoury
Lon Berard
M. le Trocquer
Henri Cheren
Albert Sarraut
M. Maginot
M. Sarraut
Washington
Commerce
Lucien Dior
I.i.erated Regions
M. Reibel
M. Peysonnet
M. Strauss
M. Colrat
M. Jrio
M. Laffont
M. Vidal
M. Eynee
Wide National Union
It Wiblie
Poincare
Petit Parisien
National’ Bloc
Chamber
M. Herriot
M. Doumergue
Senate
M. Poincare
Briand
M. Larront
Posts and Telegraphs
NM. Poincare
Lloyd George
Renon
Cannes
Journal Des Debats
Paane
M. Briand
Burglaries Net $3000 In Night Crimes At East End
Two thousand dollars was taken from the East End office of the Stax Baking Company during the night by safe crackers. Several other burglaries that night increased the total loss to $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
East End
Stax Baking Company
French arms delegate invited to remain in post
Washington January 15 M Sarraut head of the French arms delegation received an invitation from Prime Minister Poincare to continue in his current position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M.sarraut
M. Poincare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman Averts
Mountain Rendezvous
Tage
Tee Etter Eee
Hays
Orike
Price
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Shantung
Japan
China
Tsingtao-Tsunanfu
Tokyo
Peking
Conference
Far Eastern Committee
Chinery
Pacific
Arthur J. Balfour
Hughes
Hughes-Balfour
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Harding Shews
N. Kent Reeve
Cincinnati
Newport Steel
City
U. S
Indianan
Gatt
Lorin Hartzell
Bloss
Sarraut
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