Robbers Loot Vine Street Apartment Attack Three Women
Two burglars raided the three story building at 3153 Vine Street stealing 1305 dollars in Liberty Bonds and cash while Mrs. Ruth Groll 25 lay unconscious beside her three month old baby. Her aunt Mrs. Maggie Hilbert and mother Mrs. George King collapsed from shock as neighbors and police rushed to help. Detectives Sweeney and McDermott investigate as residents form possible vigilante steps.
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Vine Street
Ruth Groll
Mrs. Groll
Crawford
Hill
Beck
Ms. Hilbert
Bulletin Board at Newport Church Demolished by Brick
Rev. Ee Harvey of the First Baptist Church in Newport posted a Klan blessing on a bulletin board urging Madame La Rosen to leave town. The board was smashed by a brick overnight, with damage around $200. Mrs. La Rosen was freed by a Newport jury on disorderly house charges.
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Harvey's Church
Ee Harvey
First Baptist Church of
Newport
Ku Klux Klan
Madame la Rosen
West Fifth Street
Bith
York Streets
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
la Rosen
Time Record Broken For Dayton to New York Flight
Lieutenant Alex Pearson and Bradley Jones set a new Dayton to New York flight time record landing at Mitchel Field Long Island at 4 29 pm unofficial in 4 hours 3 minutes using a DH 4 plane. Official clock 4 32 pm. Return flight planned for tomorrow morning from McCook Field.
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New York
Alex Pearson
Bradley Jones
Dayton
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Pearson
McCook Field
Jones
Strike Called Off in Connellsville Coal Region
Delegates from 97 local United Mineworkers unions met in New Salem and unanimously accepted the international officers recommendation to end the strike. They instructed the delegates to notify 211 workers to return to their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Connellsville
United Mineworkers
New Salem
Here
New Tri State Field Sets Wage Talks For Mines
New York Jan 18 The Central Competitive Field used since 1898 is scrapped and replaced by a Tri state field covering Indiana Illinois and Ohio. The move aims to standardize wage scales for 1923 contracts and reduce strike risk. Miners and operators expect swift negotiations and initial agreements on a three state basis within a week.
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New York
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
United States
United Mineworkers of America
John L. Lewis
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Pittsburgh Coal Operators’ Association
Man Confused by Infirmary Records Believes He's Alive
John Hines, 67, seeks readmission to the infirmary and is told he died in 1918 and was buried. He protests his life while officials uncover a prior inmate with the same name. the records show two John Hineses, one dead since 1918 and a living resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hines
Henrietta B. Utz
Department of Public Welfare
City Hall
Mr. Hines
Moonshine Haunt Denies Responsibility For Patrons Die
Federal agents raided a Logan street moonshine cache led by Frank Hight. No occupants were found. a 150-gallon still was seized. A roof exit, forced doors, and warning signs sat inside, while a money-refund note and buyer warnings reflected the illegal operation.
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Logan Street
Alder
Findlay
Prohibition
Frank Hight
Death in Kentucky Home: Aunt and Niece Die Within Hours
Mrs. Davies finds her grand aunt Miss Elizabeth Connell dying after her mother Mrs. Hanson dies at 60. Connell passes within two hours. A double funeral is planned at 2 PM tomorrow at the Davies home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Hanson survived by three sons Milton J Albert B and Walter F Hanson.
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William H. Davies
Oak Street
Clifton
Elizabeth Connell
Lillian Hanson
Miss Connell
Hanson
Gervaise Roughton
Davies
Nell
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Evergreen Cemetery
Milton J
Albert B
Walter F. Hanson
R. Albert Hanson
Miss Condence
Meetings for Disorder Barred in Oklahoma Shop War
Officials bar all public meetings and street gatherings in Shawnee to stop alleged depredations against railroad shopmen taking the places of strikers. The order, signed by the mayor police chief and U S marshal, followed a Citizens Committee meeting. Claude Buckley, held since Tuesday in Harrison Armand flogging case, was exonerated by a county grand jury. Grand jurors continued inquiries into the floggings with limited testimony on the kidnapping.
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Shawnee
Okla
Citizens Committee
Caruth
United States
McDonald
Oklahoma
Claude Buckley
President of S P C A resigns over dog vivisection dispute
Hamilton County S P C A board members clashed over using dogs from the county pound for University of Cincinnati Medical College experiments. President H A Bolsinger resigned after a tied vote blocked a statement by Dean Henry Page. Page defended humane aims and suggested oversight by an S P C A representative to ensure no cruelty.
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Hamilton County Society For
Medical College of the
University of Cincinnati
C. Bolsinger
Bolsinger
Pittsburgh
Henry Page
Medical College
Dean Page
The
Commercial Tribune
Mr. Bolsinger
George T. Chrispin
Daniel Lawrence
William Co. Willging
5S. P. Co. A
W. A. Julian
Herbert N. Lape
the Commercial Tribune
Colorado
California
Louis Pasteur
Explosion Tears Wall At St Bernard Chemical Plant
Two injured, one seriously, when a grease vat exploded at Harkness & Cowing Co in St Bernard tearing a 30 foot hole in a brick wall and hurling debris up to a quarter mile away. Workers burned, rescue teams drafted, cause under review and damages to be assessed.
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St. Bernard
Harkness & Cowing Company
Main and
Murray Avenues
George Henderer
Bishop Street
General Hospital
Jack Kemmey
Benson Avenue
Reading
Elmwood Casting Company
Henderer
Kemmey
Cowing
Jury Deliberations Extend Night in Herrin Murder Trial
After ten hours without a verdict the Herrin murder trial jury was locked up for the night in Marion Illinois as jurors weighed the fate of five defendants in the Hoffman killing. Judge Hartwell warned the jury it is murder or nothing and outlined possible verdicts and penalties.
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Associated Press
Marion
Herrin
Howard Hoffman
D. T. Hartwell
George Cox
Hartwell
Otis Clark
Seaplane Crash Kills Naval Pilot Near Catalina
Lieutenant William Rohrbach of Norfolk Virginia was killed when seaplane S 6 L 2 plunged 2000 feet and broke apart on rocks off Catalina Island. Two other naval officers were seriously injured in the crash at Avalon California on January 18.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Islands
Cal
William Rohrbach
Norfolk, Va
Catalina Land
French Parliament Scene of Riots Over Ruhr Red Activity
London report says Germany seeks British mediation between France and Germany as Paris fears the mark collapse and price surges. Essen dispatch notes ordinary people blame France for economic disaster and panic, though no incidents are reported.
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Ruhr
Germany
France
Mark
London
Times
Essen
Fire at Plum Street picture frame factory cripples Doepke Building
A blaze at Henry Nurre's picture frame factory at 1411 Plum Street caused $100000 in damages and spread to the Doepke Building where losses reached $25000. Fire Chief Barney Houston ordered extra hose lines as wind drove flames through upper floors. Salvage crews protected nearby stock while horses in a neighboring stable were led to safety. The total damage to the Doepke Building and contents reached $590000.
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Henry Nurre
Doepke
Plum Street
Barney Houston
Nurre
Doering Brothers Lithographing Company
Union Special Overall Company
Robert Newman Paper Box Company
Houston
Streitman Baking Company
Elm Street
Salvage Corps
FH. L. Ulrich
Doepke Buiding
Wallace Reid Dies in Hollywood After Drug Battle
Hollywood, Jan 18. Wallace Reid, noted motion picture actor, died today after a long battle with a drug habit. He collapsed months ago, was treated by doctors, and showed signs of improvement before his death. Reid, born 1892 in Saint Louis, rose from vaudeville to screen fame with major studios and starred in films including Thirty Days. He leaves a wife Dorothy Davenport and two children.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Reid
Hollywood
Reid
New York
Hollywood Studios
Mamma
St. Louis
Dorothy Davenport
Universal City
Cincinnati
War Debt Talks Resume Through British Embassy
Washington January 18 Delegations from the American and British Debt Commissions adjourned with plans to continue discussions via the British Embassy in Washington after the British Mission arrives in London next week. Officials expect talks with the Cabinet in London to yield a principle agreement before Congress adjourns March 3. If no understanding is reached, refinancing could not take effect within a year.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
American Congress
Independents Eager To Join Erlanger Shubert Merger Plan
New York January 18 independ ent theatrical producers show readiness to join the Erlanger Shubert merger aiming at a fifty million open corporation Arch Selwyn Sam Harris signal interest Arch Shubert and Erlanger pursue consolidation with Charles Dillingham in the deal confirmed by Erlanger
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Erlanger- Shubert
New York
A. L. Erlanger
Shuberts
Arch Selwyn
Sam _ H. ‘Harris
Ime
Baltimore
Lee Shubert
Erlanger
Charles Dillingham
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H. C. Bolsinger
Hollywood Hospital
Hal Reid
Fim
Marceachin
Stiik
Italy
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Marcel Cachin
Chamber
Cachin
M. Cin
Leander
Francois Arago
Haj
Joachim Murat
M. Arago
Berlin
Mussolini
Diplo
Gera
England
America
Britain
Belgium
Itay
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