Turks Attack at Galata Leaves One British Guard Dead
From Constantinople report two members of the Coldstream Guards were attacked in Galata. one died of injuries. At Lausanne a gloomily cautious note came from the British delegation on near eastern peace prospects amid debate over debt sharing and possible breakdown of the conference. The U S delegation urged protection of foreigners rights and equality in any new fiscal regime in Turkey including exemptions and commercial rights.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Coldstream Guards
Galata
Lausanne
Turkey
Riza Nur Bey
Pepph
United States
Castellini Threatened After Irish Activities in Cincinnati
Fear for J. J. Castellini's life after an anonymous letter denounced him as an enemy of Ireland and warned his time had drawn near. The Cincinnati leader, linked to the Irish Republic recognition movement, received the note at home. police were alerted and investigations began as family members planned further meetings and travel to Columbus Cleveland and Chicago for related events.
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J. J. Castellini
Cincinnati
American Association For the Recognition
Lynda Kerns
White Cross
Kathleen Boland
Harry Boland
United States
Dublin
Emery Auditorium
William A. Castellini
Castelini
Castelli
Castellini
William Castellini
Columbus
Cleveland
Kearns
Boland
Chicago
Western Fruit Growers’ Association
Hang 5 Rebels in Bastrop Klan Attacks and Dublin Bombing
Dispatches from London report clashes described as a miniature battle with unknown casualties. In Ireland, four men were executed in Roscrea and one in Carlow for arms possession. Dublin’s National Troops HQ faced bombing and shooting including an ambush on Grafton Street with uncertain casualties.
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Dublin
Roscrea
Carlow
Free State
Associated Press
Royal Barracks
Irish Command
The
Freeman's Journal
Grafton Street
Memel Falls to Lithuanians in Memel City Capture
Dispatches from Tilsit report Memel fell to Lithuanians as 30 Franc-Tireurs seized the town. Seven Frenchmen and fifteen local policemen were taken prisoner with three mine throwers and machine guns. Allied forces urged withdrawal to avoid bloodshed and protect residents.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Tilsit
Memel
Clash Over Coal Deliveries Sparks German- French Gewalt
At Bochum on January 15 French troops fired on a crowd during a clash between nationalists and Communists. One German was killed and two seriously wounded as thousands gathered near the Town Hall and railway station. The disturbance followed political demonstrations and French occupation.
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Associated Press
Bochum
Third Internationale
French Communist League
Angora charges British air raids on Mosul area
An Angora government communique accuses British airplanes of bombing villages near Mosul including Rewanduz Rayna Massoures Mourbeit and Nameres with four planes shot down. Turkish reports of unrest in Mosul tied to district oil wealth have circulated since Lausanne talks. Britain denies many such reports.
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Angora
Constantinople
Mosul
Rewanduz
Rayna
Massoures
Mourbeit
Nameres
Foreign Office
Will Reorganize Dipple Opera Likely Next Week
Frank Peters, chairman of the sponsoring committee, says the Dipple Opera Company probably will reorganize next week. Andreas Dipple, director of the disbanded company, will arrive in Cincinnati Thursday to confer with the committee and secure guarantees from four other cities in the circuit. The group revived grand opera with Die Walküre to enthusiastic response before touring the Middle West where difficulties arose. Louis Rogsa, a bass, sang with the company. he has since died.
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Dipple Opera Company
Frank Peters
United States Grand Opera Company
Dipple Company
Andreas Dipple
Middle West
Cincinnati
Andit
John Barclay Fined $300 for Thirst in Lorain Case
John C. Barclay of Lorain was fined $300 in Municipal Court after police found four quarts of whisky and a small glass in his suitcase. He said he kept alcohol because he got thirsty often and liked to have a drink handy.
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Cleveland
John C. Barclay
Lorain
Barclay
Millionaire Schoellkopf Pursues Private Jewels Return
Charles P. Schoellkopf of Buffalo heads to Indianapolis to negotiate with bandits who robbed his wife of gems valued at 500000. A New York firm allegedly offered 100000 to recover the jewels through an Indianapolis connection, with assurances of no prosecution. Police expect his arrival may be in disguise and arranged with legal agents.
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C. P. Schoellkopf
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles P. Schoellkopf
Buffalo
Schoellkopf
New York
Pecora Expresses Skepticism On Jewels Reward Plan
Assistant District Attorney Ferdinand Pecora doubts reports that an Indianapolis law firm offered a reward to Buffalo lawyers to return jewels stolen from Mrs. C. P. Hugo Schoellkopf at a New Year party. He says the restitution would not obviate prosecution. Grand jury probes the Buffalo robbery resume tomorrow.
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New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Indianapolis
Buffalo
C. P. Hugo Schoellkopf
Depositors Run on Cleveland State Savings and Loan
Several hundred depositors lined up at the doors of the Cleveland State Savings and Loan Company as state bank examiners and public accountants continued a check of the bank's losses amid the disappearance of the former secretary and cashier.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland, State Savings and Loan Company
State Bank Examiners
Two Men Held in Kroger Grocery Robberies
Police arrest Marvin Bryant and John Powell, both 21 and 19 of 521 Laurel street, on Hopkins street near Cutter to answer charges in two recent robberies. The Colerain avenue and Dayton street Kroger stores lost $125 total. both suspects denied involvement.
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Kroger Grocery Company
Colerain Avenue
Dayton Street
Western Avenue
John Pflug
Rogers and
Orth
Marvin Bryant
Laurel Street
John Powell
Hopkins Street
Cutter Street
Bryant
Powell
Pflug
la Ee and
Opkins Street
Martin Houser
Fairmount Avenue
Navy hunts airboat duck hunter on Potomac River
Officials at Indian Head naval proving grounds cooperate with Frederick Barbour to catch a flyer using an airplane to chase and net ducks and geese on the Potomac. A submarine chaser patrolled the river but the pilot did not appear. The plane was seen chasing a goose for miles and authorities plan to deploy air support to trap the suspected hunter.
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LA Plata
Naval Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Frederick
Barbour
Potomac River
Sete
Disorders in Dublin Wound Seven Including Soldier Priest and Woman
A Dublin dispatch to The Times reports seven people wounded in tonight’s disturbances, among them four soldiers a Catholic priest and a woman not expected to recover. The Press Association Dublin dispatch adds a miniature battle raging with unknown outcomes.
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London
Dublin
the Times
Press Association
Three Year Old Wanderer Reunited After Night Out
Three year old Alice Trauring left her Cincinnati home without informing her mother and wandered toward the business district. Policeman Paul Hafner heard a crying child and escorted her to the Children's Home where her elder sister later retrieved her at twilight.
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Alice Trauring
Sycamore Street
Hafner
Mecca
Bresmen Held On Assault Charge After Auto Collision
Allen Bresmen, 21, surrendered to detectives to answer assault and battery and malicious destruction of property charges filed by Bernard and William Dubrul following Bresmen’s alleged rammed collision with the Dubruls’ automobiles. The elder Dubrul is president of the National Machine Tool and Builders' Association.
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Allen Bresmen
Grandin Road
James Hayes
Fred Bullerdick
Bernard F. Dubrul
William Dubrul
Beecher Avenue
Dubrul
Bresmen
National Machine Tool and Builders’ Association
Rail Strikers Ejected From Town After Bridge Burned
In Harrison Arkansas a mob of several hundred citizens expelled alleged strikers from the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad after a bridge near Eureka Springs was burned. Five other bridges were damaged or destroyed during the week and the line was tied up. Light alleged strikers are under arrest on arson charges.
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Harrison
Ark
Missouri and North Arkansas
Eureka Springs
Light
Helder in Distress 700 Miles South of Cape Race
The Norwegian freight steamer Helder, sailing from Norfolk to Aalborg, reported distress by wireless about 700 miles south of Cape Race. The oil tanker Joseph Seep is sailing to assist.
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Halifax
N. S
Helder
Norfolk
Aalborg
Sweden
Cape Race
Joseph Seep
Hooded mob turmoil unsettles communities after alleged abductions
Local residents react to fear surrounding kidnap and murder rumors. Officials deny responsibility for the crimes while noting anger from neighboring towns. Citizens demand answers as investigations unfold.
Bastrop Witnesses Testify On Klan Ties In Kidnapping Case
In Bastrop Louisiana state prosecutors opened new ground in the Watt Daniel and Thomas Richard case. James Harp and Jap Jones members of the Bonita Klan testified they gathered at a Bastrop hardware store after the August 24 kidnapping and prepared for possible retaliation but said the Klan did not participate in the abduction and sought only to gauge who was responsible. They described impromptu meetings and discussions of Daniel and Richard while stressing they sought to avoid involvement.
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richard
Ku Klux Klan
Richard
Jones
Harp
Daniel
Woman shot by ex-suitor near Mt Liberty Ohio
Miss Alice Dunbar 26, a school teacher from Cutler, Washington County, was shot four times on a road near her home while riding home from Mt Liberty. Dow Nice 30, a Big Run teamster, fatally shot himself after returning home. Dunbar’s condition is critical. Nice had recent insanity hospital history.
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Marietta
Alice Dunbar
Cutler
Washington County
Dow Nice
Big Run
Athens County
Miss Dunbar
Mt. Liberty
Nice
Athens
State Hospital For
Texas Judge Urges Grand Jury to Focus on Whipping Case
Houston Tex Jan 15 Judge C W Robinson condemned petty crime and ordered the grand jury to pursue those responsible for the Goose Creek whipping of Mrs R H Harrison and R A Armand. He offered to adjourn court to dedicate all manpower to the investigation.
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Houston
Tex
C. W. Robinson
Criminal District Court
Grand Jury
R. H. Harrison
R. A. Armand
Goose Creek
Criminal Court
Robinson
Dead mint bandit identified as gang leader Sloan
Denver January 15. The slain mint bandit found in a private garage was identified as J. C. Sloan of Casper Wyoming. Police say Sloan led the gang that robbed the Federal Reserve Bank truck December 18, 192? and killed guard Charles Linton.
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Denver
Mint
J. C. Sloan
Casper
Wyo
Rugg Williams
Federal Reserve Bank
Charles T. Linton
Sloan
Pete Reitinger
Seventeenth and
Gilpin
Chief Williams
Omaha
H. G. Burns
Columbus Thompson
Thogpson
Ready To Abandon Plan for Kingdom
J K Cousins, a globe trotter just arrived from the Orient, has nearly abandoned his plan to set up an independent kingdom in the South Pacific. He voyaged from China seeking a new island to found a principality free from civilization. He received many letters from Americans offering to serve as diplomatic agents for little pay, but he has yet to find the islands.
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San ‘ Francisco
J. K. Cousins
Globe-Trotter
Orient
South Pacific Ocean
Cousins
China
South Sea
French Counter Moves as Ruhr Occupation Widens
Paris reports French and Belgian troops occupy the Ruhr basin nearing Dortmund with plans to push further into northeast and east while maintaining normal industrial activity. Officials say a counter move is ready to respond to any Reich threat, including labor and transport questions.
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Paris
Ruhr
Dortmund
Barmen
Elbe
General Payot
J A Steltenkamp Dies Noted Railway Official in Covington
Joseph A Steltenkamp longtime Missouri Pacific General Passenger Agent with Cincinnati ties died at 114 East Eighth Covington aged 54 after months of heart disease. Survived by 16 sons and five daughters. funeral at Mother of God Church and burial in Mother of God Cemetery.
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Joseph A.» Steltenkamp
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Cincinnati
East Eighth Street
Covington
Mr. Steltenkamp
Louisville
J. Albert Steltenkamp
Frankfort
Kyi
Rudolph A
Francis
Robert Steltenkamp
E. J. Brinan
Clifford Dressman
Ys Catherine Steltenkamp
Walter Reemlin
Jay Bushnell
St Louis
Steltenkamp
Con
Mother of God Church
Mother of God
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Central News
Lithuania
Poland
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Dipple Opera
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Navy
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Massachusetts
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Boston
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Klan
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