Seven Arrested Loot Recovered In Bank HoldUp
Seven persons detained after the First National Bank of Crafton robbery. Harold Moss killed when he reached for a pistol. About $23,000 in cash and Liberty bonds recovered. suspects include a woman, Anna Joyce. Bandits fled in a car after a running shootout through the lower North Side. Police cordon and manhunt follow.
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Pittsburgh
First National Bank of
Crafton
Harold Moss
Cahier
Anna Joyce
Lower North Side
Novel B. Johnson
Point Bridge
Ft. Wayne
Moss
Cleveland
Erie
Silks Truck Hold-Up Leaves Chauffeur Wounded in New York
Two bandits held up a Philadelphia bound Triangle Transportation Company truck on Washington Street between Houston and Clarkson. Chauffeur John Overton was shot in the abdomen and lay unconscious after the robbers fled in a taxicab with a guard, August Koepp, also wounded. Police believed the robbers took Overton's revolver.
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New York
Washington Street
Houston
Clarkson Streets
John Overton
Overton
Koepp
Triangle Transportation Company
Philadelphia
Building Materials and Advertisers in City Directory
An index page listing numerous businesses and services including Building Materials, clothing, shoes, furniture, amusements, opticians, coal, and insurance. It names W Cooke Hamilton Co, Mut Fire Ins Co, Robert Mitchell Furniture Co, Viland Coal Co, Platt Bros Co, and others alongside promotions for motion pictures and public notices.
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E. W. Cooke Hamilton Co
Fire Ins
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Herschede Madden’ s—Shoes Etter
Max Wocher & Son Co
Eeedvbekes
the Mabley & Carew Co
Amusements
Oesersece
Baldwin Pears
Gos
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Lsccctecacises Spgeesaha
Ad Co -Dicatess
Eal
Ralph Green Co
Mowers Ch
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Aces Babnueehbed
Iatigos Sedere Vcies MM
Nivie Bess Daceai En
Bauer & Lougheed
Kinsincceue
Bride Runs To Another Man After Moonshine Arrest
Antonio Silvia, seized with six quarts of moonshine en route to his own wedding in Springfield, pleaded guilty in Federal Court Boston. Prosecutor reveals his fiancée married another man, Judge Peters imposes one more day in jail after noting his apparent suffering.
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Boston
Antonio Silvia
Springfield
Silvia
Peters
Two Boys Wounded When Gun Misfires at Belmont Home
Charles Bateman 12, employed at the Cincinnati Post Office, accidentally discharged a revolver while showing it to two companions. William Palmer 9 and Frederick Aiken 8 were treated for non life threatening injuries. The boys initially hid the incident, then told their parents where it happened.
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Cincinnati
Charles Gateman
Belmont
Hamilton Avenue
William Palmer
Frederick Aiken
Louis E. Aiken
Hughes High Sch
Bateman
Aiken
Palmer
Prof
College Hill
Pref
Fred Swing
Ernest Schurle
Charles Bateman
Attack on car at Newport mill strike shocks city
On the eve of troop withdrawal from Newport Kentucky a prominent man and woman were attacked while seeking a peaceful settlement of the Newport Rolling Mill strike. August Eilermann was struck by stones as the car driven by Mrs Ray Haller arrived at the plant. The incident left Eilermann unharmed but shaken and prompted police contact. Colonel Denhardt warned of possible terror as guardsmen leave.
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August Eilerman
Ray Haller
Denhardt PY
Newport
Ant
H. H. Denhardt
August Eilermann
Covington
Campbell County
Haller
Ninth
Lowell Streets
Eilermann
Andrews
Ninth and
Central Avenue
Denhardt
Two Suicide Attempts by Anna Bragg in Cincinnati Detention Sites
Anna Bragg a 19 year old arrived in Cincinnati two weeks ago in overalls pretending to be a boy. Officials report two self harm attempts at Juvenile Detention Home and County Jail leading to confinement in a padded cell. She accused police hospital staff and social workers of deception.
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Anna Bragg
Cincinnati
General Hospital
William Hunt
Hunt
George Abrams
Anna
Abrams
Harry Peete
Peete
Tiffin Bakers Stand Pat on Bread Prices
Mayor Adolph Unger announced two new municipal bread routes start Monday after bakers in Tiffin decided not to cut prices. He will sell bread from Ville, Ohio at 10 cents a pound in competition with local shops offering 12 cent loaves.
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Tiffin, O
Tiffin
Adolph Unger
Unger
W Ville
Mother of Helen Frey Foiled Kidnaper Arrested Engineer
After a failed kidnap attempt on seven year old Helen Frey of 1542 Pleasant Street, William Meyer a 52 year old stationary engineer at H F Busch Company was arrested on assault and battery charges. Detectives Frick and Schardt led the investigation tracing the girl’s missing basket pocketbook and granite bucket to Meyer's home and the Busch plant. Helen identified the suspect as resembling the man who spoke to her but said his voice differed. Meyer confessed wearing an overcoat Thursday and claimed ownership of the bucket found in the cellar. Continued on third page.
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Helen Frey
Pleasant Street
H. F. Busch Company
Vine Street
Frick and Schardt
Third District
William Meyer
H. F. Busch
West McMicken Avenue
Frank Frey
Meyer
Helen
H. I. Busch Company
Busch Company
Largfe
G.rl
Frick
Schardt
H. F.busch
Dyer Bill Attack Draws Senate Contention At Ohio Meeting
Senator John T. Robinson of Arkansas assailed the Dyer anti lynching bill as unconstitutional at the Ohio Bar Association mid winter meeting in Akron Ohio. He called the measure absurd beyond argument and said it overstepped constitutional rules. A new Ohio Common Pleas Judges association was formed with Judge Robert H Day elected President to standardize jury charges and support bar activities.
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Akron
Congress
John T. Robinson
Arkansas
Ohio Bar Association
Robinson
Ohio State Association of Common Pleas
Common Pleas
Robert H. Day
Canton
W. J. Wright
Lebanon
R. L. Cameron
Marysville
Supreme Court
C. T. Marshall
Columbus
Bar Association
Armament Committee
Shantung
Far Eastern Committee
China
Harding
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Elihu Root
Powers Lay Groundwork for Another Conference to Rewrite Rules
The article reports on the U S government facing a potential veto battle as soldier bonus legislation looms in Congress. Treasury Secretary Mellon warns of a 1922 1923 deficit near 300 million dollars regardless, with a 850 million bonus cost likely to require new taxes, possibly a sales tax, and deep budget cuts amid election pressures.
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Mellon
Shiping Board
Russia
Colombia
Panama
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Arms delegates plan new conference on warfare rules
Washington dispatch reports the Armament Committee completed groundwork for a second international conference to rewrite laws of war on submarines and gas. Five powers United States Britain Japan France Italy will send representatives. the U S will pick time and place.
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Washington
Associated Press
Armament Committee
United States
Great Brita
Japan
France
Italy
Washington Center
United States of America
British Empire
Commission
Noted Up Held By A0 Officials May Be Deported
Ignatius T. Lincoln an international spy and former British MP was taken into custody in lower Manhattan by a Department of Justice agent. Lincoln sought in Berlin Brooklyn 1915 escaped guards recaptured and sent to England as undesirable. If his US presence is proven Marshal Power will seek deportation citing German espionage early war ties. He faced charges from the German government October for leading figures in the Kapp revolt and a 50 000 mark reward was posted. Lincoln had been expelled from Austria after acquittal on treason and forgery charges.
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Washington
United States
Congress
White House
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mellon
Harding
New York
Ignatius T. Lincoln
Lower Manhattan
Department of Justice
Lincoln
Brooklyn
England
James M. Power
Germany
Power
Austria
Freighter Runs Amuck Threatening Ferry Boats
The freighter Sioux, loaded with sugar from Yonkers, New York, broke its steering off the Battery seawall and rammed toward two ferries. Passengers were terrorized as tugs forced the vessel to a berth in Brooklyn after it was tumbled into quiescence.
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New York
Battery
Brooklyn
Yonkers
N. Y
Pneumonia Vaccine Reported by Gotham Health Chief
New York City health officials announced the perfection of a pneumonia preventive vaccine by Dr. William H. Park. Commissioner Copeland said the vaccine, tested for a year, is effective in most cases and reduces severity where it does not prevent. He would distribute it to physicians and may establish public centers for the poor.
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New York
Copeland
William H. Park
Health Department
Park
X-Ray Cancer Treatment Claims Tabs Hopeful Advances
Dr. James T. Case of Battle Creek Michigan told the American Roentgen Society convention in Atlantic City New Jersey that X ray and radium treatment is extending life relieving pain and producing apparent cures in 20 to 25 percent of hopeless cancer cases. Case led X ray work with American Expeditionary Forces in Europe.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James T. Case
Battle Creek
Mich
American Roentgen Society
Fire alarms flood night as five bursts stun city
Five alarms blaze at once amid Fleekin Company and Walnut Theater fires. A water pipe at 931 Carr street burst flooding Pioneer Poll and Shant Company floors, causing thousands in losses. Morris Lazarus’s car on Forest avenues burned. damage about 200 dollars. A stolen touring car, license 433782, burned on Rawson street. police blamed theft.
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Fleekin Company
Walnut Theater
Pioneer, Poll and Shant Company
Carr Street
Morris Lazarus
Beauguard
Forest Avenues
Avondale
John Knopf
Tenth District
Rawson Street
Camp Washington
Priest Shot to Death in Chicago by Burglar
A burglar broke into the parish house of St. Florence Catholic Church in Chicago and shot Rev. Florian Chodniewicz as he went downstairs after hearing a noise. The priest died several hours later from his wounds.
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Priest
Chicago
St. Florence Catholic Church
Florian Chodniewicz
Father Chodniewicz
Women Faint as Smoke Invades Walnut Theater
A theater scare at the Walnut Theater last night sent about half the audience fleeing after smoke and steam poured from a wall heating pipe. Three women fainted as others were jostled but no injuries occurred. Fire officials traced the smoke to a heating pipe accident. order was restored within minutes. Jack Gudeman and wife helped prevent a larger stampede.
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Walnut
Walnut Theater
Walnut Street
Jack Gudeman
Evanston
Man Holds Bandit, Forces Address In Alley Altercation
Henry Baker of 1610 Main Street fought off a would be robber on Fourth Street between Main and Walnut. After flooring the assailant with a left to the jaw and choking hold, Baker forced him to reveal an Elm Street address before letting him flee. The incident ends with Baker reporting to the First District Police Station.
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Henry Baker
Main Street
Fourth Street
Main
Walnut Streets
Baker
Elm Street
First District
Izzy Einstein Tracks Ringers in Sacramental Wine Scheme
Prohibition agent Izzy Einstein identified misnamed buyers on a wine delivery list and led to the arrest of Herman Cohen and Jacob Levine on Volstead Act charges. Sixty seven cases of wine destined for sacramental use were seized from a Bowery supplier after cautions about fake worshippers. The driver and helper were also arrested as Wilson denied membership in the synagogue.
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New York
Izzy” Einstein
M. Wilson
Herman Cohen
Jacob Levine
Izzy
Hinsteins
Wilson
Prohibition
Ralp A. Day
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Newport Mill
Ence
Bitch
Bill
Powers
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
Tolaw
U. S
Commission of Jurists
Hattan
Gotham
Dium
Bandit
Izzy Einstein
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