End Comes For Cardinal Mercier Of Belgium
Cardinal Mercier Primate of Belgium dies at 3 p m in Brussels aged 74 His death follows weeks of illness and he dies peacefully with family by his side Funeral will be held at Malines Thursday with body in state at the Archepiscopal residence King Albert and Prince Leopold pay respects Burgomaster Max records death and flags toll across the land Belgium mourns the esteemed churchman and patriot
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Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Malines
Council of Ministers
Brother Hubert
Hubert
King Albert
Prince Leopold
St. Jean Clinic
Max
GY. Ehurch
Eople
Brand Whitlock
von Bissing
High Church
England
Mob of Women Whips a Wife in Ocala Assault
In Ocala Florida on January 23 masked women dragged Maggie Hunter a 35 year old housewife from her apartment to a by road spot and whipped her with branches breaking limbs. She crawled to the Dixie Highway and was found unconscious by motorists who moved her to Ocala. She recovered consciousness and doctors reported improvement. Authorities say the motive involved alleged jealousy over a man and his wife. Neighbors corroborate her account of being spirited away.
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Ocala
Fla
Maggie Hunter
Dixie Highway
Prelate's Death Is Loss to the World Mundelein Says
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago mourns Cardinal Mercier dying in Florida. He eulogizes Mercier as a leading theologian and authority on Christian philosophy, noting his service to his people and country during wartime and his high scholarly stature.
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Mundelein
Associated Press
Chicago
Florida
Cardinal Mercier
Cardinal Mundelein
Praise for Classified Ads Earns Satisfied Customer
E A Wagner of Clifton praises The Commercial Tribune for effective ad results after selling a White sewing machine from a single classified insertion. Dozens of satisfied users trust Close to start ads by calling Canal 6300 and asking for an adtaker to tailor an ad to fit needs.
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Woolper Av
Clifton
The
Commercial Tribune
Canal 6300
Soviet Ultimatum Clears Rail Row With China
Moscow dispatches urgent messages to Chinese leaders demanding the release of Ivanoff and restoration of railway order within three days. Tchitcherin warns Moscow may act to enforce the 1924 treaty if China cannot secure a peaceful settlement.
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Tuan Chi- Fui
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Air Gaye
Karakhen
Peking
M. Ivanoff
Chinese Eastern Railway
M. Tchitcherin
Chang Tso- Lin
Forrign Commissar
M. Tchitchering
China
Mussolini Endorsed by Finance Leader at New York Luncheon
Otto H. Kahn, head of Kahn, Loeb & Co, praised Mussolini at a Foreign Policy Association luncheon in New York, saying Fascia movement transformed Italy from chaos to order. He argued fascism is a patriotic realism rooted in Italian history and youth, not a passing trend. Professor Elliott warned Fascism needs constitutionalization to endure in Italy.
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Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Mussolini
Foreign Policy Association
Hotel Astor
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Mussolni
Italy
Europe
Fascisti Movement
W. Y. Elliott
Harvard
Mexico
Diaz
Bold Durkin meek in jail in Chicago saga continues
Martin Durkin, once pictured as a bold villain, is jailed and washing his own clothes as he protests cold conditions and loses $2,295 seized by federal authorities. Damaging testimony and stalled defense plans loom as authorities link him to a murder while relatives seek funds from his story.
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Chicago
Martin Durkin
Clarence Darrow
Durkin
Five Americans Face Arrest in Java Over Temple Reliefs
War rants have been issued on behalf of the Batavia police for five American visitors. Mr and Mrs Quinnes, two Quinnes brothers Lewis and Rouse, and the third mate of the Fairfield City face charges for allegedly attempting to demolish relief sculptures at Boro Butlor Temple near Jokjakarta. They say they wished to expose a tomb beneath by removing a sculptured plate and deny harming the reliefs.
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Batavia
Java
Boro Butlor
Jokjakarta
Quinnes
Lewis
Rouse
Fairfield City
One Dies as Train Strikes Auto in Ashland
A car collided with a Baltimore & Ohio train in Ashland Ohio on January 23. Carl Schaefer a farmer was killed and Miss Cora M Anderson was seriously injured.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Baltimore & Ohio
Carl Schaefer
Cora M. Anderson
Miners and Operators Agree To Meet Again For Conference
In Philadelphia on January 23,d miners and operators agreed to reconvene in a joint conference within days to pursue a settlement ending the coal strike. John L. Lewis requested the meeting. operators warned the Lynett plan remains an unsound basis for a contract and deadlocks must be prevented.
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Lewis
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
James A. Gorman
Alvin Markle
New York
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Markle
W. W. Inglis
E. J. Lynett
The
Scranton Times
Markle
Associated Press
Inglis
Lynett
Hazleton
Amundsen Praises Dr Cook. New York Delays Executions
In Fort Worth and New York dispatches, Captain Amundsen hails Dr. Frederick A. Cook as a genius and defends his polar claims while noting Peary’s rival account. Separately, Ambrose Ross faces a postponed Sing Sing execution after three reprieves, with officials seeking further confessions.
Cook Willing to Rest North Pole Claim With New Generation
Dr Frederick A Cook announces in a letter to be published in the Kansas City Journal Fest that he will await future generations to test his North Pole discovery claim based on his published records. The note follows Roald Amundsens recent visit to Cook at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.
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Tex
Frederick A. Cook
Rapld Amundsen
Cook
R. L. Peary
Amundsen
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Pole
Copenhagen
Peary
MacMillan
Associated Preas
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal- Fest
Roald Amundsen
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Woman 80 slain in Washington home
Mrs. Emma Kirke, an 80 year old recluse, was found bound gagged and strangled in her bath at her Washington home.Neighbors reported something suspicious leading police to enter and discover the murder with no immediate motive apparent.
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Washington
Associated Press
Emma Kirke
Bath
Alna
Noted Painter of Animals Drake Dies in Los Angeles
William H. Drake internationally known animal painter was found dead in a Los Angeles hotel room from escaping gas. He left a letter to his niece Mrs Wayne Jackson. Drake, 70, belonged to the Salamagundi Club and American Water Color Society and had honors from the Paris Expositions of 1889 and 1900.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
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Drake
Wayne Jackson
Salamagundi Club of
New York
American Water Color Society
Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Drake
Academen
Paris
Constant and Doucet
Cincinnati seeks league of Ohio cities to curb rural domination
City Council member Charles O. Rose urges forming a Cincinnati driven league with Columbus Columbus Toledo Cleveland Dayton and Springfield to monitor state legislation. A bureau in Columbus would track laws affecting cities and inform councils, citing the Vorys statute and a recent tax levy timing issue. Council will seek legal opinion from Mr. Ellis before deciding on funding and action.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Rose
General Assembly
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Thomas
Carrel
Ellis
Tee Macennes Bioaxisas
John D
Toledo
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Edward T. Dixon
Tyler Field
Union Gas and Electric Company
Pianist Mme Ethel Leginska Found With Son in Chicago
Chicago report says Mme Ethel Leginska and her sixteen year old son were found at the Auditorium Hotel by manager S. E. McMillen after a two day search. Leginska, disheveled and weary, had fled Evansville with her son who ran away from his maternal grandparents. She plans to retire from public performance and focus on composing and directing.
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Chicago
Ethel Leginska
Evansville
Ind
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McMillen
Auditorium Hotel
Ethel Leggins
Frisco
Speyer & Co
J. & W. Selig
Content
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Rock Island
Charles Hayden
Wall Street
Hayden
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Gates
Belmont
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Wil
Texas
Morgan
Southern Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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J. P. Morgan & Co
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J. and W. Seligman & Co
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
St. Louis San Francisco Railroad Comp
E. Brown
Thas Fm Prac
Countess Salm von Hoogstraeten eyes Broadway stage offers
New York reports the Countess Salm von Hoogstraeten, once Millicent Rogers, may headline in New York after offers from Ned Wayburn, Florenz Ziegfeld, and producer Rufus Lemaire. Wayburn and Lemaire bid to top each other for her three month run, with coaching from William Collier as she considers a return to performance.
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New York World News Service
New York
Salm von Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
Ned Wayburn
Toda
Miami
H. F. Alexander
Palm Beach
Club de Montmarte
Wayburn
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Rufus Lemaire
Irene Castle
Doughtess
Lemaire
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rose Marie
Imperial Theater
Baegin
William Collier
Palm’ Beach
William Reardon
Miss Castle
Kirby on Stand in His Own Defense in Federal Trial
Josiah Kirby, former head of the Cleveland Discount Company, testifies in his retrial for alleged mail misuse in Federal Court before Judge John M. Killits. Objections by the government interrupt his brief testimony as the jury is temporarily dismissed. trial resumes Monday morning.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
John M. Killits
Cleveland Discount Company
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