Montgom ery Saloon Clash Halts Dry Agent Raid
Prohibition agents led by Harry Freeberg and Charles Coddington tried to arrest Frank Younger at 1807 Elm Street. A mob of about 100 men stormed Younger’s saloon, shattered doors, and forced the agents to retreat. a second raid Sunday afternoon triggered more fighting, bricks and bottles flying as both sides clashed across the cafe.
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Montgomery
Frank Younger
Elm Street
Harry W. Freeberg
Charles B. Coddington
Prohibition
Court of
Cld
Swift
Young
Gaih
Younger
Freeberg
Coddington
Ray Hedges
Chester Miller
John Moore
Founger
Moore
Ben
Ington
Uncle Jim of Lockland In Critical Condition From Gas Incident
The 76 year old repair man known as Uncle Jim Burdsal of 104 Lock Street Lockland was found overcome by gas in his quarters behind the shop. Lifelong friend Aaron Smith 63 reported him to Dr G W Davis and Marshal John Wagner who rushed him to General Hospital where doctors expressed severe doubt about his recovery. Uncle Jim had long served the community repairing chairs tea kettles alarm clocks bicycles roller skates and more drawing many neighborhood children to his workshop. Local residents recall no one more trusted for mending and lending a hand in Lockland.
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Lockland
Jim
Burdsal
Lock Street
General Hospital
Aaron Smith
Arlington Avenue
Uncle Jim
G. W. Davis
Arlington Avenues
John Wagner
Smith
Moonshine Poisoning Fatal to Three, Jan. 21
Three deaths are reported after moonshine poisoning. Police say two men supplied the moonshine to two of the victims. one victim is named NSHINE. The incident is dated January 21 and involves fatalities reported today.
Mrs Duble Hurt in Cincinnati Auto Crash
Mrs Dennison Duble of Rose Hill and Greenlee avenues suffered a brain concussion when the car carrying her family was struck by a vehicle driven by John J Lambert. Lambert was arrested for reckless driving. The Duble family were returning home on Glenway avenue when Lambert's car reportedly sped and swerved into theirs, injuring Mrs Duble and two children.
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Dennison Duble
Rose Hill
Greenlee Avenues
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Clearing House Association
John J. Lambert
Overlook Avenue
Lambert
Duble
Glenway Avenue
Glenway
Oerlook Avenue
Willard Duble
Mr. Duble
E. G. Weaver
Glenway, Avenue
Dubble
Hunter-Budde-Duble Firm
Pioneer broker Herman B. Richard dies after illness
Herman B. Richard 61 died yesterday at his home 811 Clinton Springs after more than a year of illness. A city pioneer in brokerage with his son Edwin at Number One Dis tiling Co in the First National Bank Building, he was born in Cincinnati and a member of the Elks and Masons. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the family residence with burial in United Jewish Cemetery. survived by his widow Mrs Rena Schiff Richard.
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Herman B. Richard
Clinton Springs Avenue
Edwin
Number One
Disa
First National Bank
Richard
Cincinnati
The
Elks and Masons
United Jewish Cemetery
Best
Rena Schiff Richar
Trains Derail After Auto Collision Near Chicago
A three car Aurora and Elgin electric train derailed after striking an automobile at a crossing near Chicago. One man was killed, eighteen injured, including four automobile passengers. Rescue squads and ambulances rushed the injured to area hospitals as the derailed coaches toppled and slid along the ties. Driver John Woronuk died instantly.
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Chicago
John Woronuk
Alfred Smith Elected President of American Steamship Owners
Alfred Gilbert Smith, president of the York and Cuba Steamship Company, has been chosen president of the American Steamship Owners' Association. He succeeds H. Raymond of the De Mallory Lines, who has served as president for eight terms.
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New York
Alfred Gilbert Smith
York and Cuba Steamship Company
American Steamship Ownrs’ Association
Smith
HH. Raymond
de-Mallory Lines
Stork Loses Race 42 Miles to Hospital Birth
In Sandusky Ohio on January 21 Mr and Mrs John Ranft completed a 42 mile voyage from Kelleys Island to a hospital in two hours after crossing Lake Erie by row boat and trolley and train. Mrs Ranft gave birth to an eight pound son thirty minutes after arrival.
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Sandusky
Kelley's Island
John Ranft
Lake Erie
Lakeside
Port Clinton
Ranft
Unhappy in Love Phiqmer Donight Attempts Suicide in Police Cell
William Denight, 31, of 1208 Jackson St, arrested for disorderly conduct after a broken engagement with Mary Richardson, 34 East Twelfth St, attempted hanging in his First District cell last night. He was found by Lt Arata, cut down, rushed to hospital in critical condition. police planned to question him today.
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William Denight
Jackson Street
First District
Mary Richardson
East Twelfth Street
Donight
Arata
Denight
Miners and Operators Near Agreement on Wage Scale
In New York on January 21, coal operators and United Mine Workers of America officials discussed a new wage scale. Conference circles indicated a probable agreement within forty eight hours and stressed there would be no strike. Spokesman Phil H Penna asserted there was never any real threat of a strike.
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New York
United Mineworkers of America
Phil. H. Penna
Italians Call Off Their Organized Duel
Rome January 21 Signor De Vecchi under secretary for pensions and Fascisti leader and Signor Giunta Fascisti Deputy for Trieste have amicably settled their differences and called off their planned duel The seconds concluded Giunta did not intend to accuse De Vecchi of involvement in the Turin mob violence where three were killed and De Vecchi withdrew his challenge
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Rome
Signor de Vecchi
Signor Giunta
Trieste
de Vecchi
Turin
Crash Sets Off Glow Mistaken for Aurora
A speeding car hit a traction pole with a high tension transformer near Warsaw and Grand on Price Hill. Sparks and colored flashes lit the night for about twenty minutes before power was cut. Driver Clifford Harris was arrested for reckless driving. other occupants were Jack Delaney Richard Ambrose and Robert Patridge.
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Warsaw
Grand Avenues
Price Hill
Clifford Harris
Lockstreet
Jack Delaney
Broadway
Richard Ambrose
Central Avenue
Robert Patridge
Seton Avenue
Market outlook steady despite March market forces
The piece notes a confusing outlook as France penetrates Germany and the Red Army may threaten the Rhine, with French francs at 6.53, Belgian francs 6.02, and German marks at 4.2 cents per thousand. Yet English and U S markets remain abundant and bond sales like $100,000,000 from Anaconda Copper Co. sell well amid smaller offerings.
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Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
N. Y
New York
France
Germany
Red Army
Soviet Russia
Rhine
England
Anaconda Copper Company
Cotton prices rise despite Europe demand cutoffs
Commodity markets show inconsistent price paths with export demand for cotton reduced by European developments, yet cotton prices climb to season highs and traders expect further gains. Other basic commodities also move upward as markets react to uncertain outlook.
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Europe
Third Month of Near East Conference Opens in Lausanne
The Near East Conference enters its third month in Lausanne with debate over Mosul oil fate and American concessions. Diplomatic unity among France England and Italy appears solid as Turks resist treating the sultans private properties as state assets amid ongoing talks on reparations and arbitration prospects.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Versailles
France
England
Italy
M. Bompard
Paris
Mosul
Irwin Untermyer
New York
Abdul Hamid
Mesopotamia
Syria
Tripoli
Grant Defies Recantation as Clergy Faces Heresy Probe
Dr. Percy Stickney Grant of the Church of the Ascension repeats liberal teachings from Matthew to Luke and resists recantation amid Bishop Manning’s call for resignation. Aisles fill as Stokes and Lydig attend. Grant argues for freedom of American church doctrine and criticizes church overhead and clerical authority.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
William T. Manning
Fifth Avenue
Grant
Manning
Jesus Christ
Church of the Ascension
Dr. Grant
W. E. D. Stokes
Philip Lydig
Episcopal Church
Earth
Church of Freedom
Church of Authority
Oryg
New Haven
Conn
Briggs
Presbyterian Church
Woman driver injures boy then leaves scene in Newport
An unidentified woman in a touring car crossed onto the east sidewalk at Seventh and Monmouth streets in Newport about 12:30 pm yesterday. She struck three children, injuring Harry Kruse Jr., 11, seriously, and continued north on Monmouth street. Albert Henmann and Oliver Jameson were also hit but not injured. The injured boy was taken to his home for treatment.
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Seventh
Monmouth Streets
Newport
Harry Kruse, Jr
Dayton Street
Albert Henmann
Oliver Jameson
Monmouth Street
General Strike Begins in Ruhr Over Thyssen Arrests
In Berlin and Duesseldorf reports say 65 000 Thyssen workers threaten a statewide shutdown if Fritz Thyssen is not released by 6 am Monday. The protest centers on the Thyssen plants after the arrests in France and Langendreer shooting. Leaders demand action from General Degoutte and await French court outcomes.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paris
Herr Thyssen
Kowalski
Langendreer
Thyssen
Emil Kitdorf
Fritz Thyssen
Hamburg
Fitz Thyssen
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Degoutte
Deningama
Essen
France
Dortmund
Bochum
Germany
Gaim
Elberfield
General Workers’ Council
T ‘Reach
Ri Ling
Association of Mine Officials
Association
Belgium
3 Works
Simon
Duesfeld
Sen
Reichsband
Hammer Goes to Murder Pair Home Burned in Newport
The bodies of James A. Frazier McLeish and his wife Madeline were found after a fire at the Fitzsimmons estate in Newport Rhode Island. Police believe the killer struck before setting the blaze and an unknown man was questioned but not linked to the murders. McLeish a former World War veteran and gardener was found in the bathroom. Mrs McLeish in bed.
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Newport
R. I
James A. Frazier McLeish
Madeline
Paul Fitzsimmons
New York
McLeish
Fitzsimmons
Mcsh
Open hearing on Morehouse Ku Klux Klan arrests in Bastrop
Attorney General Coco says evidence supports 25 to 30 arrests and 75 to 100 indictments as the state probes black hooded bands in Morehouse Parish. He boards a train back to Bastrop after a governor led conference predicting witnesses and possible grand jury actions in the case.
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Ku Klux Klan
Morehouse Parish
Coco
Gow Parker
Pisichet Press
Bastrop
Watt
Autopsy Tale Of Theban Princess Stuns Egypt
In Luxor Egypt American archaeologists reveal a 4000 year old Theban princess body found in a tomb. She shows tattooed markings fine preservation and injuries suggesting death from disease and violent counter irritants. Body to Cairo for pathology.
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Associated Press
Luxor
Egypt
Tutenkhamun
Cels
Cairo Medicals Laboratory
Keeling Dies Saving Friend From Icy Pond
Lima Ohio report says Kenneth Keeling aged 18 died after diving to rescue Willim Irish 16 who broke through ice at a pond by the Children's Home. Both inmates had defied orders to skate on the pond. Irish fell in first and Keeling went under trying to save him.
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Lima O
Kenneth Keeling
Willim Irish
Keeling
Germans Move Troops After Ludendorff Visit
Paris dispatch reports German troop movements around Muenster after General Ludendorff’s Saturday visit. Trains gathered, forges prepared, and training occurred in his presence. In Vladivostok workers protest French occupation with a Soviet ordered display. Berlin notes 150 Italian and Czech workers held in Munich en route to the Ruhr as strikebreakers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Muenster
Berlin
Munich
Ruhr
Miners Refuse Report For Work At State Coke Ovens
In Recklinghausen on January 21 the 10,000 miners and workers in the coke ovens, which are state property and requisitioned Friday, informed the French they will not report for work tomorrow.
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Recklinghausen
German Finance Chief Bans Foreign Tax Payments
Berlin reports that Finance Minister Hermes orders forbidden payments of customs and coal tax and export dues to any account but German. The Association of German Iron and Steel Industrialists will halt business relations with France and Belgium while the Ruhr occupation endures.
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Berlin
Hermes
France
Belgium
Ruhr
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