Robber Tries Break-in as Merchant Feigns Calm
Samuel Huttenbauer of E Huttenbauer Crp. narrowly escapes loss when a masked robber brandished a revolver in the basement store at 131 East Sixth Street. Huttenbauer shouts for help but is locked near the cellar. the thief escapes as police are not alerted. Damages and loot appear minimal.
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Samuel Huttenbauer
E. Huttenbauer & Crp
East Sixth Street
Huttenbauer
North Crescent Avenue
Yeggman
Mr. Huttenbauer
Sixth Street
Educational reform urged to curb herd impulses
Boston January 22 Charles F Eliot President Emeritus of Harvard urged radical changes in schooling to curb credulity and rumors among Americans. He warned of hasty busy lives harming mental and physical health and called for new instruction methods discipline and training including a focus on physical education.
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Boston
Charles F. Eliot
Harvard University
New England
Eliot
Savannah Cotton Exchange Obeys Half Mast for Negro Porter
For the first time in its history the Savannah Cotton Exchange flies its flag at half mast in honor of Phillip L. Smith a negro who served as porter for forty years and died this morning at Savannah Ga on January 22.
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Savannah
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Phillip L. Smith
Exchange
Twelve year old saves playmate from Lagoon Lake drowning
Presence of mind of Clifford Wilson Judsow a twelve year old from Ludlow Ky saved Virgil Mc Geough eight from drowning at Lagoon Lake late yesterday afternoon. The boy slipped beneath the surface as a bank crumbled. Wilson used a plank and rock to reach out and pull his companion to shore by the hair. The rescued boy recovered completely by night.
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Clifford Wilson
Judsow
Lagoon Lake
Virgil’ McGeough
Harry McGeough
West Elm Street
Ludlow
McGeough
Wilson
Naval Pride of 1898 Kearsarge Is Done
The battleship Kearsarge launched in 1898 passed out of the fighting line without firing a gun. Once hailed to revolutionize naval warfare, she becomes Naval Craneship No 1 and serves as a peaceful support to modern ships, a far cry from earlier fame.
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Washington
Kearsarge
Trial Opens Tomorrow Under Shadow of Black Mountain
Judge Davis is set to begin a courtroom trial tomorrow afternoon in a scene described as picturesque, with a dramatic backdrop of Black Mountain and drifting smoke. The proceedings promise a measured, formal dispensing of justice as part of a sealed case.
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Davis
Black Mountain
Murder trial opens as court hallmarks in Harlan Kentucky
Walter Parsons father of Jara Parsons testified as character witness for Dr. H C Winnes charged with murder. Six reform prisoners from Frankfort testified about the slain Pine Mountain Settlement School teacher on the mountain trail near the Cumberland River. Judge Davis allows smoking in court as nine jurors sit ready and 100 more are summoned to complete the panel for Monday’s opening.
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Harlan, Ky
Walter Parsons
Jara Parsons
Pine Mountain Settlement School
A. Floyd Byrd
The
Commonwealth
H.C. Winnes
Kentucky
Harlan
Reformatory
Frankfort
Samuel Ellery
John Johnson
Frank Brown
Allen
Convict Road
John Bradley
Black Mountain
Cumberland
Davis
Howard
Arthur Hensley
Moses Brewer
O. Candrell
Floyd Creech
Bennet Holmes
Benny Berry
W. L. Gibson
G. A. Smith
Harlan County
H. H. Howard
Spe
Dancing as instinct in modern society, professor says
Boston University psychology head Emil Fri Willm argues dancing is a natural instinct like eating and mating. He says dance aids social mixing, expresses rhythm and love, and remains a valued pleasure under strict social norms. He cites a child’s first steps and warns against overemphasis.
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Boston
Emil @fri Willm
Boston University
Russia Must Solves Her Own Problem Warns in Note to League
Charles Piez told the House committee investigating the Shipping Board that the board should stop operating ships and settling wartime claims. He denied mismanagement charges and urged turning ship operation to the Emergency Fleet Corporation while the board focuses on developing a merchant fleet. He criticized Committee findings as harming the merchant marine program.
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Russia
Wilson
League
Piez
Washington
Jan
Shipping Board
Charles Piez
Chicago
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House
Martin J. Gillen
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
The
Fleet Corporation
E. H. Abadie
Schwab
New York
Abaudie
Gillen
Merchant Marine Act
Turn-Over Tax on Commodities And Elastic Sinking Fund Urged By Kahn
New York banker Otto H. Kahn urged an elastic sinking fund to amortize the nation's war debt and proposed a turnover tax on commodities from producer to consumer. He argued against rigid sinking fund rules and warned against financing floating debt with bonds. He also discussed tax equity and the limits of taxing financial dealings.
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Kahn
New York
Otto H. Kahn
National Republican Club
Edwin Seligman
British steel inventor awarded Fritz medal
Sir Robert Hadfield, inventor of manganese steel and a leader in British steel, has won the John Fritz gold medal for notable scientific and industrial achievement. The award was announced in New York by the Fritz Medal Board, representing five American engineering societies.
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New York
Robert Hadfield
John Fritz
Cincinnati Physician Called to New York For Wilshire Illness
Joseph W. Wilshire vice president of Fleischmann Yeast Company and former Cincinnati resident lies seriously ill with double pneumonia in New York. Dr H H Hines of Cincinnati was summoned for a consultation with the New York physician. Mrs Wilshire reports no major change since the relapse. Wilshire’s son Joseph W. Wilshire III resides with his grandmother in East Walnut Hills.
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New York
Joseph W. Wilshire
Fleischmann Yeast Company
H. H. Hines
Cincinnati
Wilshire
Bronxville
Hines
Wilshires
Fleischmann Company
Julius Fileischmann
Helen Seely
W. W. Seely
Helen Payne
John A. Payne
Avondaler
Joseph W. Wilshire, III
W. See
Wilson outlines Armenian mediation stance and Russia borders
President Wilson calls for a public solemn agreement among great powers to respect Russia's territorial integrity as a prerequisite to pacifying Armenia. He warns that Russian problems require a comprehensive, cooperative approach and favors mediation led by Morgenthau with Allied support once powers commit to nonintervention.
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Russia
Wilson
Armenia
Paul Hymans
League of Nations Assembly
Davis
State Department
Presidnt
Polish
Crimea
Great Russia
Council of the League
Morgenthau
Council
Constantinople
Henry Morgenthau
Root Borah Clash Over Disarmament Delay
Washington papers report a sharp exchange after Elihu Root urged delaying a world disarmament conference until after Harding’s inauguration. Senator Borah, Idaho, countered that delay kills disarmament progress and urged pursuing steps promptly. Root’s letter to the Naval Committee advised waiting for Harding and the new administration to decide the method.
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Borah
Washington
Elihu Root
Harding
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Borgh
House Naval Committee
Butler
Europe
Reward Offered For Autoist In Bloom Death
New York January 22 a $10 000 reward was offered for the arrest and conviction of the automobile driver who struck and killed Miss Anna Bloom on January 14. Police believe she was carried by occupants of the car to a Cooper Square bench where she was found dying.
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New York
Miss Anna Bloom
Larry Cooper
Burglar Fizzles As Woman Delivers Boiling Dishwater
In Chelsea Massachusetts on January 22 a masked burglar with a pistol demanded money. Mrs. Elsie Waite hurled a pan of hot dishwater at him, soaking the intruder and causing him to retreat with no loot.
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Chelsea
Mass
Elsie Waite
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