Two Girls Critically Injured After Speeding Car Crash
Miss Katherine Davis and Miss Laura Moore were severely injured when a car driven by William G. Jordan crashed into a telephone pole at Colerain avenue and String street. Jordan and Thomas H. Clark were arrested for reckless driving and intoxication respectively.
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Katherine Davis
Laura Moore
William G. Jordan
Stites Boivs
Thomas H. Clark
Eastern Avenue
General Hospital
Colerain Avenue
String Street
Cumminsville
Miss Davis
Seventh Street
Miss Moore
Jordan
Clark
Vleveringyenay
Wambsgans
Hareth
Is Moore
tak_Jordan
West Seventh Street
Ates Ot Ee
Walnut Street
Frederick Fierfelder
Frank Reed Negro
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
Joseph Better
Shaffer
Avenue
Ciryinnati Union Stockyards
Seventh
Plum Streets
Fetter
Fierfelder
Six Factories may Move to Cincinnati with City Aid
Six existing manufacturers have expressed interest in relocating to Cincinnati if local capital provides support. George W. Breiel, head of the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Expansion, says a founding company could organize financing to attract prospects. He cites a cash register firm with orders worth hundreds of thousands and notes three firms already operate at scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George W. Breiel
The
Chamber of Commerce
R. R. Wagon
Music Hall
Breiel
Wason
Louisville Foundation
Ohio
Bre
Breier
Bo Wana
Meredith Yeatman
More Homes
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Bethlehem Lackawanna Midvale merger deemed unlawful
The Federal Trade Commission declared the Bethlehem, Lackawanna and Midvale steel merger an unlawful restraint of trade. Forty six related corporations face a March 16 hearing to show cause why withdrawal from merger agreements should not be ordered. The plan would concentrate iron and steel sales across a large interstate area, potentially violating the Sherman, Clayton, and FTC acts.
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Washington
Bethlehem, Lackawanna
Midvale
Federal Trade Commission
Potomac River
Buffalo
N. Y
Johnstown
Penn
Bethleem and Lackawanna Eee
Gantee
Chem '‘Rione
Bethlehem Comna
Leckawanna
Bethlehem Company
United States Steel Corporation
United States
van Fleet
Attorney General Daugherty Ordered to Bed for Rest
Washington Jan 27 Attorney General Daugherty 63 announced to be in bed by physicians for a rest lasting two to three weeks due to a heavy cold and rising blood pressure. He will handle only urgent business and lose his hotel apartment at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
French Lick
Ind
Department of Justice
Sawyer
White House
Senate debates on European crisis touch on France policy
Washington viewed the European situation as likely to provoke renewed Senate discussion next week. Senators Owen Reed and Oddie clashed over France’s invasion of Germany, with Owen warning of world division and Reed urging neutrality and enforcing German reparations. A separate letter from Senator France urged a Hague conference to advance general peace and concert of nations.
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McCormick
Illinois
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Germany
Owen
France
Rey
United States
Reed
Pennsylvania
America
Belgium
Oddie
Maryland
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Egota Ete
Washington
French Sentries Fire Upon Demonstration in Duesseldorf
Sporadic disorders of a minor nature erupted in the Ruhr area as French sentries in Duisburg Ratingen came under fire and cavalry dispersed a several hundred strong demonstration in Duesseldorf. No casualties reported. tensions rise between Gruetzner and French authorities amid coal and railway crises.
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Duesseldorf
Ruhr
Duisburg
Ratingen
Gruetzner
Rhenish Prussia
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Maytence
Reichswehr
Muenst
Muenster
Laymen Catholic Group Forms Massive National Organization
In Cincinnati and across the nation Catholics organize the National Council of Catholic Men to resist discriminatory laws and oppose Ku Klux Klan precepts. Archbishops and judges lead the campaign as parishes form councils with officers and delegates to regional deaneries.
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Cincinnati
America
United States
Washington, D. C
National Council of Catholic Men
Henry Moeller
Edward T. Dixon
The
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ku Klux Klan
Catholic Churches of America
Joseph Schrembs
Toledo
Rome
Ohio
Walter Johnson
Kenton
Dayton
Sidney
Dixon
United States Urged to Resolve European Quarrels
A Washington dispatch reports calls for U S intervention to halt a looming European war. England would back the United States, and France and Germany face a tense rupture over the Ruhr and Near East. Senator Borah pushes for a world economic conference as pressure mounts.
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Washington
United States
Europe
France
Germany
England
Great Britain
Ruhr
Near East
Ottoman Empire
East
Reparations Commission
Borah
Senate
London
Rhine
State Department
News Vendor Retrieved With Four Thousand In Bonds
An elderly news vendor, Martin Monack, 74, of 313 Sycamore Street, was hospitalized after becoming ill while selling papers. Police found around $4,000 in currency and bonds in his possession, and he requested the notes be placed in his bank deposit box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Monack
Sycamore Street
Ral Hospital
Wack
Vine Streets
Brothers in Row Over Collar End in Stabbing
In a bed at 621 Broadway Mrs Mary King lay ill as her son Charles King 29 a laborer stabbed his brother Stanley in the kidney during a quarrel over a soft collar. Stanley was hospitalized in critical condition. Charles was arrested for disorderly conduct. Edward Kirbin the brothers uncle arrived after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary King
Broadway
Charlies King
Stanley
Stanley King
General Hospital
Edward Kirbin
Charles
Jack Reichert
Daum
Pittsburgh Merchant Lautman Disappears After Cashing 25000
Mortimer E. Lautman Kaufman department store general merchandise manager from Pittsburgh vanished after cashing a 25000 check at Chase National Bank New York. Police scoured for two days with no results. friend lawyer Joseph J. Baker urged public aid and speculated foul play. Ties to Waldorf Astoria suite and tickets found. Lautman reportedly carried substantial cash and bonds.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Mortimer E. Lautman
Kaufman Department
Joseph J. Baker
Lautman
Baker
Pullman
Waldorf Astoria
J. Lautman
Anchor Savings Bank of Pittsburgh
Chase National Bank
Mr. Lautman
Kaufmann Company says Lautman stock unclear in Kaufman store
Pittsburgh report notes a New York businessman advanced $20 000 to invest in the Kaufman store. The merchandise manager is a stockholder, but Kaufmann could not confirm if Lautman bought a block of stock last November. The company has no record of the transaction. stock is on the open market.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Lautman
Kaufmanarg
Kaufmann
Kaufmann Company
Two Men Arrested In Attempt To Pass Bogus War Stamps
In Cleveland on January 27 federal authorities arrested two men tied to the redemption of counterfeit war savings stamps. An earlier bank detection saw $500 of stamps for one man as forged, with warnings that 1918 series imitations manufactured in Germany could appear in the United States. A Cleveland bank vice president notes the forgeries imitate the stamps closely but show differences in the portrait medal and Washington home engraving.
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Memel
Hamburg
Erhardt
Iron Brigade
Paris
Ruhr
Rhine
Germany
Dortmund
Telegraph Division
The
Postal Service
Simon
Muenster
Cassel
Hamm
Cleveland
United States
L. Kaufman
Washington
Donahey Demands Return of Emergency Board Minutes
Governor Donahey seeks immediate return of the Emergency Board and Controlling Board minutes covering July 1 1921 to January 22 1922 from former Finance Director W H Davis. He states records are not in Finance files and vows public inquiry or court action if needed.
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Donahey
Davis
Columbus
Emergency Board
W. Albert Davis
Finance Department
W. H. Baker
Vic
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William E. Beall
Liberal Loan and Building Company
Rock Bottom
Maine
California
Lakes
Gulf
H. S. Mosentha
American Building Association News
William M. Perin
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Perin
Bethlehem, Lackawanna and
Midvale Combine
Associated Press
Small
Lawrence
Harding
League
U. S
Robert T. Small
Commercial Tribune
Far East
Russia
Japan
Brother
Dollar
Mother
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