Missing Aviators Found Alive in the Desert
Two missing army aviators Lieutenant Colonel Harry Bishop and Lieutenant W A Robertson were found alive after a desert trek from the San Diego base. They endured days of exposure with minimal food and water, and were located near the Rosario Mountains after traveling roughly 250 miles south of the Arizona border. Court martial risk hung over their unauthorized flight.
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Wellton
Ariz
Harry
Bishop
W. A
Robertson
Sonora
Mexico
Rosario
North Island Aviation
San Diego
Bishop Na
Roellrtson
Arizona
Dowling 60 Ill On Bed Marries Ft Thomas Belle of 27
Dr Francis Dowling a Cincinnati physician married yesterday to Margaret Phillips of Ft Thomas Ky while confined to Good Samaritan Hospital bed. Dowling, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, spoke of meeting at a Ft Thomas ball and noted his wife will take him to her home. The ceremony was performed by Canon Reade with several attendees present.
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Francis Dowling
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Margaret Phillips
Ft. Thomas
Phillips
Dowling
Legion of Honor of France
France
Thomas P. Hgan
Canon Reade
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Dr Dowling
Falk
Commercial Tribune
Dr. Dowling
John M. Phillips
Fallieres
Jusserand
Federal Civil Service Commission
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Snow Risk Near Lakes
Overcast and warmer in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania with likelihood of snow flurries along the north border from Lake Superior eastward. Tennessee and Kentucky expect overcast skies and warmth with possible rain in western valleys Saturday and Sunday. West Virginia turns partly overcast and warmer Saturday, with Sunday overcast. Pressure shifts show snow risk in the north from Lake Superior to Maine, while rains possible in lower Ohio and lower Mississippi Valleys.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Middle West
Lake Superior
Maine
Mississippi
Ous Staions
Explosion at munitions factory near London causes heavy casualties
The Ministry of Munitions issued a statement announcing an explosion this evening at a London area munitions factory. It says the incident likely involved significant loss of life and extensive property damage.
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London
Ministry of Munitions
Millionaire predicts eugenic race breeding shift
Special Dispatch reports W. E. D. Stokes, a New York socialite and Kentucky horse breeder, argues in The Right To Be Well Born that humans could be bred scientifically to specific heights and weights. Critics note dangerous implications and question motives of self-styled race saviors.
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the Commercial Tribune
New York
W. E. D. Stokes
New York Society
Stokes
Effie Lobdell
Chicago
Frederick Cleveland Test
Chicago Eugenic Society
Mountains of Flesh With No Brains
Local observers describe a grisly mass described as mountainous flesh lacking brains. Authorities note the unusual phenomenon and call for expert analysis to determine origin and safety implications.
Philadelphia Papers Raise Price To Two Cents
In Philadelphia on January 19 the cost of news print paper has risen leading to a uniform price hike. All morning and afternoon newspapers will charge 2 cents per copy starting January 29.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Poincare Discusses War Aims and Wilson Note
President Poincare meets Edward M. Marshall and urges continued war until reparations and guarantees are won. He says Allied nations fight for mankind and liberty of peoples, not only national honor, and supports Wilson’s ideas while insisting on restoration of Belgium and lost provinces as essential to a durable peace.
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the Commercial Tribune
Paris
Poincare
Edward M. Marshall
Palace
Wilson
Alles
Belgium
Germany
United States
America
M. Poincare
Europe
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Panic in Syria As Famine Slays 510000
The Corriere d Italia reports 510000 Syrians have died from starvation since the war began. Refugee numbers rise in Beirut and Lebanon as Americans seek to evacuate Syria Palestine. Ships Des Moines and Caesar will aid relief runs via Barcelona with Turkish cooperation to pass mine zones.
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Corriere d'Italia
Beirut
Lebanon
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Elkus
Constantinople
Syria
Palestine
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Des Moines
Barcelona
Spain
Turkey
German raider in Gulf may target Tampico oil ships
Vera Cruz reports a German commerce raider active in the Gulf of Mexico aims to cut off oil ships from the Tampico fields bound for England. Berlin announces the British steamer Yarrowdale was captured with 469 prisoners and a cargo of war material and foodstuffs, including wheat, flour, and 1,900 horses.
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Vera Cruz
Gulf of Mexico
Tampico
England
Berlin
Atlantic Ocean
Badewitz
New York
Havre
South Atlantic
Rio Janeiro
Ise
Sao Vicenti
St. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
Oklahoma bandits killed after bank robberies spree
A posse killed three outlaws Oscar Poe William Hart and Harry Hart at a brush sheltered camp along the Deep Fork River bottoms 18 miles southwest of Okmulgee Oklahoma. Authorities link the trio to multiple bank robberies including Centralia Nowata and Alluwe State Bank incidents.
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Okla
Oscar Poe
William Hart
H . Hart
Oklahoma
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Here
Will
Harry Hart
Poe
Will Hart
Centralia
Hart
Nowata
Alluwe
Pork bill passed by House amid treasury deficit debate
Washington January 19. Cincinnati congressmen Nick Longworth and Allen voted for the omnibus pork barrel bill in the House 284 to 92. The measure would spend 38 million dollars on buildings and sites nationwide as a remedy for a 300 million dollar treasury deficit. Longworth and Allen defended the bill as necessary while noting excesses. The bill moves to the Senate for further action.
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Treasury
Nick Longworth
United States Treasury
Allen
Senate
House
Egg King of America Leaves Chicago for Sunny South
James E. Wetz known as the egg king of America abdicates his Chicago Egg and Butter Board role and moves south with his family. He says he earned a cool million from eggs as controversy over egg costs peaked this winter. A vote of thanks accompanied his announcement.
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Dispatch
the Commercial Tribune
Chicago
James E. Wetz
America
Wetz
Chicago Egg and Butter Board
Train Carrying Potatoes Goes East Under Guard
A deluxe forty five car train loaded with Colorado potatoes valued at $25,000 departed Denver today under special police protection. Each car was overseen by a special officer. The shipment was bound for Kansas City St Louis Chicago Peoria Cleveland and other eastern cities.
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Colorado
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Peoria
Cleveland
Deutschland Submarine Arrival Expected at New London
James L. McGovern and officials met with East ern Forwarding Company officials to discuss preparations for the German submarine Deutschland's arrival at New London. Unofficial sources say another larger submarine may soon dock, with collectors Dillon and Comstock present. The Willehad crew remains aboard the docked liner as a cargo stockpile of crude rubber, copper and nickel sits in the company's warehouse.
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New London
Conn
James L. McGovern
Bridgeport
Dillon and
Comstock
Willehad
Germans Claim Prisoners Forced to Work Under Fire
An Overseas News Agency report claims German POWs in France were ordered to labor directly related to the war under constant artillery fire near Verdun. Three escapees allege French leaders and detachments threatened execution if prisoners refused, with 25 losses in two months at a Balley Court depot.
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Zeitung Am Mittag
Verdun Front
Nivelle
West Front
Jesseés
Balley-Court
Verdun
Austrian Consul dies in Washington
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports G Louis Hesterm Austrian Consul at Washington died today in Baltimore return from duties.
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Baltimore
G. Louis ‘Hesterm
Washington
Special Farny Feature In Tomorrow's Paper
The Commercial Tribune plans a profusely illustrated full page on Henry Farny the Artist and the Man. Anecdotes illuminate the Cincinnati artist acclaimed as the world’s greatest painter of Indian life. Farny’s masterpieces decorate top galleries in Europe and America.
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Henry Farny
Cincinnati
Europe
America
Fanny Edge
Sunday Commercial Tribune
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