Germany Mourns Ebert First President After Death
Germany mourns Friedrich Ebert the Socialist who built the republic after imperial ruin. His last words sought sleep as enemies claim the tragedy for political leverage. Berlin witnesses mass grief as intrigue swirls over funeral plans and a potential April election.
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Germany
Ebert
Republic
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Fritz. Ebert
German Republic
Wilhelmstrasse Palace
Hur
Deutsche Zeitung
Preussische Zeitung
Heidelberg
Escnewehr
Bared Saers
Tainted fish blamed for death of George Kleinberg
Physicians have not determined the cause of 15 year old George Kleinberg's death after he ate tainted fish at home. His brother August is ill but not seriously, and coroner officials pursue a thorough investigation while parents suspect poisoning. George, a Woodward High student, showed edema and died at General Hospital. the family and community mourn at St. Paul’s Church before burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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George Kleinberg
Dandridge Street
John Kleinberg
General Hospital
August Kleinberg
D. C. Handley
H. A. Day
Dr. Day
Handley
George Kielnerg
Dandriage Street
Duke
Edwarag Jacob
Hast Thirteenth Street
Kleinberg
Woodward Highpence
Lincoln School
J. P. Beneke
Sycamore Street
St. Paul’s Church
Vues
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Bernard
Fugitive Brady Surrenders and Starts Atlanta Prison
Ernest Buck Brady formerly of Covington gave himself up to district attorney Sawyer Smith and was moved to Atlanta to begin his sentence for conspiracy to violate the prohibition act. He had been convicted nearly two years earlier in Covington and sentenced to two years in prison plus a $10 fine. Brady had been at large since February 1 after serving a prior term in the Atlanta Penitentiary. He left Covington for Atlanta overnight under federal escort and faced questions about reporting his whereabouts.
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Ernest
Buck
Brady
Holman Streets
Covington
Sawyer Smith
Lastight
Atlanta
Brady Ronan
Jetenan
George
Ed Pieper
United States Shall
Distriée
Son
Aimee Ageeney
Ciiaos
Miss Jones
Agassiz Mining
All Night Party Charge in Owens Divorce Cross-Petition
Toledo millionaire John Ray mond Owens files a cross petition for divorce claiming his wife Florence Owens hosted an all night party at the family home in January 1921. He alleges liquor, broken glass, and a nurse hiding with the baby. The case cites Los Angeles conduct and a Mann Act indictment involving Irene Dalton.
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John R. Owens
Toledo
John Raymond Owens
Florence Owens
Los Angeles
Owens
Irene Dalton
Wens
Albertson
st@ompanies
Atkinson
Dog gets choice home after 1200 offers
A 10 year old fox terrier named Joe found a new home after about 1200 offers. Jacob Siler of St Louis sought the perfect life for his dog with a farm, pond, and companionship, and William Mertz of Altheim, St Louis County, was selected as god master to both dog and owner.
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ST. Louis
Jacob Siler
Joe
Siler
William Sl. Mertz
Altheim
St. Louis County
Mertz
Bank official in Marianna charged with embezzling funds
Washington Pennsylvania news reports B B Hunter 42 from the People's Bank of Marianna is accused of embezzling 41900 dollars in a salted affair near Washington. Authorities say the case centers on misappropriated bank funds and related financial irregularities.
Bank Officials Say Vaults Sufficient to Meet Depositors
Bank officials announced that sufficient funds were in the vaults to meet the demands of depositors, signaling liquidity and stability amid concerns.
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Bank
Former Oklahoma Art College official jailed for embezzlement
Stillwater Oklahoma March 28. J Otey former financial secretary of the Oklahoma Art College received eight years in prison and a $500 fine for embezzling college funds.
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Stillwater
Okla
Borglum Arrested in Greensboro Then Released on Bond
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum was arrested on arrival in Greensboro and released two hours later on habeas corpus. He posted a $5,000 bond to appear next Saturday before Judge Schenck. Borglum claimed the Stone Mountain Memorial Association owes him $200,000 and said work on the mountain face is five months ahead of schedule. Superintendent J. T Tucker, dismissed with Borglum, was not with him.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
N. C
Gutzon Borglum
Durham
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
J. T Tucker
Borglum
Death of John H. Gibson 66 at West Fourth Street business leader
John H. Gibson president of Gibson-Perin Stationery Co. died suddenly at his home on Edwards Road after an appendectomy recovery. Survived by wife Nellie and daughter Mrs. Edgell. Funeral plans not yet made.
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John H. Gibson
Gibson-Perin Stationery Company
West Fourth Street
Edwards Road
Gibson
Christ Hospital
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Gibson & Ferin
Vanut Street
Fourth Street
Plan Air Service Britain to India Under Consideration
London announces a formal offer by Imperial Airways to inaugurate London to Mesopotamia routes this summer. The plan envisions three engine planes, flying up to a thousand miles daily, with night operations to Basra via Kirkuk and Baghdad, extending to Karachi as development proceeds.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Mesopotamia
India
Imperial Airways, Ltd
Frank Searle
Air
Sefton Brancker
Searle
Basra
Kantara
Bagdad
Karachi
N. Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Insulin Used as Cancer Cure Reported in Vienna
Prof. Friedrich Silberstein of the Vienna Institute of Experimental Pathology reported insulin can prevent cancer recurrence in mice after tumor excision with about 60 percent relapse prevention. He also noted slowed or halted cancer growth with maximum insulin doses in non operated mice and urged high insulin doses for patients when surgery is impractical.
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Vienna
Friedrich Silberstein
Vienna Institute of Experimental Pathology
Medical Association
Silberstein
Reopen Fight Over Gas Rates With Expert Report
The council hires A B Roberts of Roberts and Company to appraise Union Gas and Electric properties as a basis for fair rates. Mayor Carter opposed hiring him but council supports the Cleveland firm to back higher rates. City faces one month to decide, with proposed scale and a five year limit under discussion.
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Council
Cagneil
A. B. Robet
Roberts, Company of
Cleveland
Union Gas and Electric Company
Roberts
Carter
Jesse McDonald
City Solicitor’s Office
W. W. Freeman
Union Company
Tremors Shake Cincinnati as Ten Families Flee Tenants Panic
Earth tremors felt from Louisville to Springfield Mass. reach Cincinnati at 8:30 PM. Tenement residents flee to streets while others in high rooms report swaying lights and a sea sickness sensation. Authorities noted no major damage and lack of local seismograph data.
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Louisville
Springfield
Mass
Cincinnati
Jermain G. Porter
Avery Jane
Cincinnati Observatory
University of Cincinnati
Charleston
S. C
Porter
Cleveland
The
Commercial Tribune
Ae Ee Square
T . Commercial Tribune
Associated Press
Detroit
United States
Fifteenth Street
Central Avenue
Carl Rogers
Mound
Rockdale Avenue
Reading
Read
Highth
Race Streets
Seventh Street
Center of Disturbance Near New York Sparks Inquiries
Newspaper offices receive floods of questions from curious and alarmed readers about a disturbance 400 miles from New York. Shocks last from two to fifteen minutes, prompting widespread concern and ongoing coverage.
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New York
Notable earthquakes in the last twenty years list
A New York dispatch catalogs major quakes from 1906 to 1923 with vast death tolls and injuries. Key events include San Francisco 1906, Sicily Calabria 1908, Thrace 1912, Asia Minor 1914, Central Italy 1915, and Eastern Japan 1923 with widespread destruction.
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New York World News Service
New York
San Francisco
Sicily
Calabria
Thrace
Asia Minor
Italy
Rome
Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
Growth of Liberal Thought in the Presbyterian Church Threatens Rupture
Alarmed by liberal trends in American Presbyterians, Cincinnati conservatives plan a March 23 mass meeting led by Dr. C. E. McCartney to discuss stopping modernism. A pamphlet by Dr. Frank H. Stevenson argues against liberal teachings and urges unity to oppose the Los Angeles influenced faction within the church.
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New York
Christ
Cincinnati
C. E. McCartney
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Frank H. Stevenson
Church of the Covenant
Harry S. Johnson
Thomas J. Nicholl
T. E. Wallingtford
E. P. Whallon
Frederick N. McMillin
Stevenson
Dr. Stevenson
Presbytery
Los Angeles
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Heig
Harry ‘Emerson
Os Dick
Guerdion
Purse
First Presbyterian Church of
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Ten Die and Hundreds Hurt in Cajú Island Blast Near Rio
Ten people killed and about 300 injured in a powder and combustibles explosion on Caju Island near Nichtheroy. Property losses estimated at $1,000,000. Fire department near inflammables. injuries and deaths reported by Nictheroy police and St. John the Baptist Hospital.
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Associated Press
Rio Janeiro
Caju Island
Nichtheroy
Perrin C. Cochran
Caju
Cochran
Nictheroy
St. John the Baptist Hospital
Nore
Miner Dies in Accident Upon Reaching Majority
Scranton Pa Feb 28 Joseph Gaughan of Archibald Pa became 21 years old today. His father and other workers helped him after he was found unconscious near a coal car at the mine. He died nine hours later from injuries sustained in the accident.
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Scranton
Joseph Gaughan
Archibald
Tr Pie Action Company
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