Cincinnati Woman Kills Husband in Self Defense Claim
Mrs. Ossie De Moss aged 42 shot and killed Charles De Moss 46 at their East Third Street home claiming he tried to beat her. She met officers calmly with the revolver and alleges self defense. The couple’s son Edward 21 reported prior mental illness and advised institutional care. De Moss was taken to a hospital and the case referred for mental examination.
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East Third Street
Ossie de Moss
Charles de Moss
Second District
de Moss
Doyle
General Hospital
D. C
Handley
Edward de Moss
Officials Plan To Remodel Music Hall In Cincinnati
The Chamber of Commerce and Cincinnati Music Hall Association will meet to discuss remodeling plans to expand facilities for conventions and trade expositions. Proposals include better lighting heating and modern amenities to attract future conventions and complete the project in time for the Fall Festival.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Music Hall Association
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Horticultural Hall
United States
America
General strike warned in nations coal industry
Secretary Hoover warned of a looming general strike in the coal industry as wage and working contract talks near expiration on April 1. He noted no government-miner or government-operator talks in six weeks, with tensions centered in the bituminous fields and differing views on wage reductions and possible arbitration.
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Washington
Mr. Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
West Virginia
Lewis
Advertisements Index and Amusements Section
An index lists numerous advertisers and products such as Corona Typewriter, Crowe's Laxative Bromo Quinine, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Queen City Shale Brick Co, Richman's, and Charles E. Smith & Sons. Also noted are Stable entries for the Southern Railway System, Sun Mutual Fire Insurance, Swift Laboratory, and various firms like Bauer Co and French Bros Bauer Co.
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Amusements
Terceveress Pobo
Eid Eit
Bauer & lLoughneed
Bok Iki Cis Coideccs
Corona Typewriter
Ccdecacciesi
Fast Hills Coal and Supply Co
Hargrave
Adnie Reichs
Crowe
Adolph M. Jordan
Pinkham
Macau
Ito
Queen City Shale Brick Co
Richman’s
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Harry W. Smith
Southern Railway System
Sun Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Swift Labora
Gaelic Orthography Wins Victory in U S
New York dated January 19 reports that with the founding of the Irish Free State Gaelic spelling has won its first victory in America. The International Mercantile Marine announced ships would stop at Cobh Queenstown and craft operated by United States lines pause at Queens town Cobh.
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New York
Resignation Accepted of Trinity Church Pastor
The Rev S Clark Riker resigned as pastor of Trinity Methodist Church Ninth Street in a unanimous Board of Trustees vote. Disputes centered on church business policy and plans to build a new church. Riker may issue a statement soon. He served over five years amid public attention to sermons on motion pictures including The Buckle in Arbuckle.
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S. Clark Riker
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth Street
Chester R. Shook
Dr. Riker
Shook
E. W. Everett
Arthur O. Evans
Shdok
The
Commercial Tribune
Riker
Trinity Church
Engineer Cleared in Van Wert Bus Tragedy
J D Trimble of Fort Wayne Indiana was freed of manslaughter charges as the Van Wert Grand Jury reported no indictment over a January 10 wreck that killed six children near Van Wert Ohio.
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van Wert
J. D. ‘Trimble
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Here
Contempt charge placed on local business leader over jury duty
Fred H. Berold president of Western Paper Goods Co and head of the Automobile Adjustment Co was ordered summoned to answer contempt by Judge Rep Marx after failing to report for jury duty. Berold had previously sought to be excused citing business demands but the judge refused.
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Fred H. Berold
Western Paper Goods Company
Third
Lock Streets
Automobile Adjustment Company
Gilbert Avenue
Rep Marx
Bereld
Marx
Burnet Avenue
Berald
Berold
Moses Mosler Neo Dies Suddenly in Grand Canyon Trip
Moses Mosler Neo 72, president of the Mosler Safe Co and Cincinnati native, died suddenly at the Grand Canyon while traveling to California with his wife Mrs Jennie Mosler. He helped found the Mosler Safe Co in 1874 with his brother William. later moved to New York and led the firm from there. Survived by two Cincinnati sisters, a New York daughter, and other relatives. Funeral set for New York Monday or Tuesday with relatives traveling from Cincinnati and New York.
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Mosler Safe Company
Cincinnati
Grand Canon
Arizona
California
Jennie Mosler
Mosler
Mr. Mosler
William
Hamilton, C
New York City
Savoy Hotel
New York
Max Goldsmith
Greenwood Court
Joseph Salzer
London Court
E. Hymans
Henry Mosler
Max
Julius Mosier
Gus Mosier
Brighton Bank
Jennie Mosier
Runaway girl in Cincinnati attempts suicide in jail
Anna Bragg 19 left her Huntington West Virginia home to seek work in Cincinnati. She was found by a prison matron hanging by a girdle in a City Hall women’s detention cell and cut down. She was taken to General Hospital and held for observation with nonserious injuries.
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Froéom
John Herget
Burnet Avenue
Anna Bragg
City Hall
Carrie Cruse
Miss Bragg
General Hospital
Miss Cruse
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Charleston
Poincare’s demand tests Germany as reparations loom
The United States may send a full representative to the Reparations Commission, aligning with Britain, Italy, and Japan to pressure France. Poincare insists on honoring Versailles and refuses Genoa talks unless German reparations are settled. The move could influence Allied strategy and accelerate European reconstruction.
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United States
Genoa
Poincare
France
Harding
Senate
Supreme Council
Commission
America
Reparations Commission
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Belgium
Briand
Europe
Poincare Demands Germany Honors Versailles Obligations
Paris dispatch reports Premier Raymond Poincare, backed by near unanimous Chamber support, warning Germany to fulfill Versailles reparations and disarmament terms or face decisive action. He urged tighter budget controls and stronger economic oversight while defending France's rights under the treaty.
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Paris
Associated Press
Raymond Poincare
Republic
France
Germany
Versailles
Tribune
Chateau-Thierry
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Premi
Ted M. Poincare
National Union
Elysee
M. Poincare
Clemencéau
Supreme Council
M. Poincareis
Senatorial High Court
M. Poincaré
Premier Poincare
Chamber
M. Barthou
Justice
Senate
Marcel Cachin
Poincare
Premie
Reparations Commission
Juror Collapses as Damage Suit Proceeds
Henry Wintering collapses in the jury box during William Larberg versus Benjamin Stratman at Judge Thomas H. Darby’s Common Pleas Court. He was treated by Dr E N Beatty and sent to hospital. eleven jurors continued the case. Larberg won 3861 damages for a January 28, 1921 auto collision at Linwood road and Arcadia place Hyde Park.
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Thomas
H. Darby
Common Pleas
Henry Wintering
Pldasant Street
William Larberg
Benjamin Stratman
Wintering
E. N. Beatty
D. C. Handley
Darby
Larberg
Stratman
Linwood Road
Arcadia Place
Hyde Park
Leo J. Brumleve
C. M. Leslie
A. A. Rendigs
First woman named Henry County dog catcher in Napoleon
County Commissioners appointed Grace Yarnell as humane agent and dog catcher for Henry County. She becomes the first woman to hold the position.
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Napoleon
County
Grace Yarnell
Henry County
Bigamist Long Sentenced in Indiana Five Years
New Albany Indiana January 19 W Gil lard W Long was sentenced to five years in the State Penitentiary for bigamy after his first wife Mary Lee Long and second wife Marjorie McFall Long faced testimonies. The case drew attention as both wives lived under the same roof with Long's second wife authorized by the first. The defense claimed polygamy was his right but failed. The first wife received ten hours in jail and a $25 fine for contempt of court. Marjorie was arrested on a statutory charge.
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New Albany
Ind
W.gillard W. Long
Long
State Penitentiary
Mary Lee Long
Marjorie McFall Long
Marjorie
Doubts Lenine's Safety at Genoa Conference
A Soviet private soldier expressed concern over Lenine's safety if he attends the Genoa conference. In a Moscow Pravda letter the soldier asks if the international bourgeoise can guarantee the premier against foul play by White guards and their allies. He urges comrades to safeguard Lenine and resists dangerous temptations.
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Lenine
Genoa
London
Associated Press
Moscow Pravda
Bour- Seoise
Ilitch
Robber Recognized When Handkerchief Drops From His Face
C Evans on Winslow street identified a robber after a blue handkerchief slipped from his face as he fled two women at 2714 Winslow. Police arrested Robert Hayden at 2836 Reading road, finding a matching blue handkerchief in his room.
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C. Evans
Winslow Street
Evans
Sarah Walker
May Street
Stella
Brosse and Hall
Seventh District
Reading Road
Robert Hayden
Hayden
Crazy Negro Snatches New York Policeman's Gun and Kills Him
A mentally unsettled man snatched Policeman Otto Motz's revolver in a West 123d Street station rear room and killed him. Motz, 23, left a wife and two children. A second officer, John Hagstrand, was nearly killed when the gun misfired. Whaley, who gave a rank, was subdued after a violent struggle by about six officers.
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New York
Otto W. Motz
West 123d Street
Motz
John Hagstrand
Rank Whaley
Whaley
Harlem
Woman Found Drowned in Y W C A Bathtub
Chicago Jan 19 an unidentified woman was found drowned in the bathtub of the Y W C A she was fully clothed and had no identifying marks officials said she was not a resident and they had never seen her before
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Chicago
Senator Ernst Backs Carrell For Newport Prohibition Post
Special Dispatch reports Senator Ernst recommended Elmer J. Carrell for appointment as local Prohibition Enforcement Officer at Newport Kentucky. He will be appointed at once.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ernst
Elmer J. Carrell
Newport
Muratore Abandons Chicago Opera Row With Mary Garden
Lucien Muratore departs for New York amid a feud with Mary Garden director of the Chicago Opera Company. He cites mismanagement and artistic restraint while detailing contracts and rejected roles. He claims Garden has dismissed staff and pushed conductor Giorgio Polacco, amid hopes for a future appointment elsewhere.
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Muratore
Colon
Buenos Aires
Metropolitan of
New York
Opera Company
Chicago
Miss Garden
Giorgio Polacco
Polacco
Ex-Pug and Detective Clash After Peace Offer Goes Wrong
Homer Swain 39 of 2337 Orion Avenue fought a man who nearly struck him with a car near Sixth and Elm. Detective Edward Schwaeble intervened but Swain, not recognizing him in civilian clothes, struck back. The pair fought until bystanders separated them. Swain was arrested, then charged with disorderly conduct after learning the detective was an officer.
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Homer Swain
Orion Avenue
Sixth
Elm Streets
Swain
Edward Schwaeble
Schwaeble
Fust
Schwaedle
Pope’s condition worsens as pneumonia develops
Rome reports doctors say the Pope’s bronchial illness is progressing with pneumonia symptoms and a high fever. Vatican physicians note the case remains not grave but no certainty that the attack is checked, aiming to prevent complications.
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Pope
Taistini
Bignini
Vatican
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