Rampant Prison Break and Brate Murder Confession Unfold
Broad day jail escape near Covington ends with nine inmates fleeing through cut bars as a city plunges into blackout. The case ties to the Brate murder with confessions implicating Kingsbury Brockman and Tiernan and ties to Miss Mumford whose testimony refocuses the manhunt and grand jury.
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Charles S. Bell
William H. Tieman
Grant Street
Harlan Brate
Lockland
Ray S. Kingsbury
Cheviot
Walter Jockman
Cutor
Tieran
Tieman
Kingsbury
Brockman
Tiernan
Miss Mumford
William Sprouse
Henry McMillan
Miss Starr
Capelle
McMillan
Sprouse
Brookville
Ind
Bell
Dayton
Muncie
Zanesville
Classified ad index with business listings and products
Index to advertisements featuring Bon-Opto-Eye Remedy Cigar Makers Co-Op Closson Oriental Rugs Hills Coal and Supply Co National City Co Seeley Gidding Women's Wear Globe-Wernicke Office Furniture Graul Phonographs Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Hathaway Rubber Stamps Hotel Linton Candles Hewitt Mackenbach Specialists Northcott Smith Clothing People's Saving Bank and Trust Pogue's Sinclair Lewis Powell Clement Bicycles Union Savings Bank Taft item listings Want Ads Classified Pianos
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Amusements
Cigar Makers’ Co-Op
Closson—Oriental Rugs
Globe-Wernicke
Grove
Hathaway
Hotel Linton
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Perot Icumon Oh
Northcott-Smith
o.—Clothing
Pndogol
Ces
People's Saving Bank and Trust Co
Pogue's
Sinclair Lewis
Siessin Sot
Powell & Clement—Bicycles
Ident Savings Bank and T. Co
Rennyon Bans Cadelle
Rosenthal—Drugg
Cccceeceaes
Swift Laboratory
Keates Ek
Ivy Ae Teasdale
Aes Ioc
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Vietor Talking Machine
Pwris
Evecatavis
Harding's Family Physician to Be Brigadier General
Dr. C. E. Sawyer, longtime Harding family physician, named the President’s physician and slated for Brigadier General in the Medical Reserve Corps. He will be called to active service by the President and will hold the rank and pay of a regular army officer at the White House. Sawyer has cared for Harding on travels after nomination and runs a Marion sanitarium.
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Washington
C. E. Sawyer
Harding
Medical Reserve Corps
Weeks
War Department
Sawyer
Army
White House
J. Sawyer
Navy
Marion
President Harding Plays Golf With Laddie Boy
March 8 report from Washington states President Harding played his first golf round since inauguration at Chevy Chase Country Club. He was accompanied by Mrs. Harding and brought Laddie Boy the presidential Airedale along.
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Washington
Hanging
Harding
Chevy Chase Country Club
Airdale
Paynter Former U S Senator Dies in Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky March 8 Former U S Senator Thomas H Paynter a widely known Kentucky lawyer died at his home after a long illness He served nearly three terms as representative from the Ninth District then became Judge of the Kentucky Court of Appeals In 1906 he defeated Senator Joe Blackburn in the Democratic Legislative caucus for the U S Senate and served until 1913 He was 69 years old.
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Kentucky
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Joe Blackburn
United States Senate
Chicago Feud Ends In Two Alderman Lieutenants Shot
In Chicago on March 8 a political feud erupts into lawlessness across six wards. Paul Labriola, Municipal Court bailiff, was shot dead near his home. Cigar-store owner Harry Raymond was killed two hours later in his shop. Police link the killings to the Powers D Andrea faction battle after last month’s aldermanic contest. Bombings kidnappings and explosive lore marked the campaign as detectives tightened security and warned of further threats.
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Chicago
John Powers
Paul Labriola
Harry Raymond
Death Valley
Powers
Anthony D'Andrea
John Beiske
Tariff and tax plans to reach President Harding soon
Washington March 8 Detailed recommendations on tariff and internal revenue legislation will be submitted to President Harding within days by Congressional leaders and Secretary Mellon. Western Senators urged priority for an agricultural tariff as talks with Mellon and committee chairs outline a fiscal reform program ahead of the April session.
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Washington
Harding
Mellon
Treasury Department
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Merlon
Good
House Appropriations Committee
Pennrose
Senate Committee
Penrose
West
Scretary Melien
Congress
McNary
Oregon
Gooding
Idaho
Stansfield
Senator Penrose
Fordney
Wilson
Senate
House
Shipping Board
Christin
Mr. Harding
Senators Lodge
Massachusetts
Wadsworth
New York
Sterling
South Dakota
New
Indiana
Elkins
West Virginia
McCumber
North Dakota
Calder
Senator Shields
Trennessee
Fred Upha
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
Wrong Side Of Street For Legal Wedding In Illinois
Danville residents Almon J. Leneve and Louise Johnston wed in 1903 but married across the state line in Indiana. They later traveled to Urbana to make the union legal in Illinois with a second ceremony after consulting attorneys.
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Danville
Almon J. Leneve
Urbana
Ilinois
Louise Johnson
Leneve
State Line
Illinois-Indiana
Indiana
Leneves
Bombardment Aims at Moscow Quarters During General Strike
Moscow civilians suffer amid artillery bombardment on workers quarters as strikes swell with estimates of over 100000 involved. Reports say Kronstadt food and fuel are hopeless and that insurgent resistance is failing as leaders move to prevent desertions to the Soviet.
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London
Associated Press
Moscow
Helsingfors
Constituent Assembly
Kronstadt
Finland
Anti Cigarette Bill Becomes Law in Utah
Salt Lake City March 8. Governor Mabey signed an anti cigarette bill banning cigarette sales in Utah and prohibiting smoking in public places.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Charles R. Mabey
Rival forces evacuate soil under dispute at Isthmus frontier
Costa Rican troops withdraw to the Sixola River area in Bocas Del Toro Province per U S guidance while Panama plans to pull back from Coto leaving civil authorities in charge. About 1 200 Costa Ricans left Almirante with 17 machine guns and three artillery pieces. Panama had under 300 volunteers. No combat casualties reported aside from a few accidental Costa Rican deaths and one Panamanian fatality.
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Balboa
Panama
Associated Press
United States
Sixola River
Bocas del Toro
Coto
Pacific
Atlantic
Hughes
Costa Rica
Almirante
Port Simon
Port Limon
Sacramento
Bocas, del Toro
Guabito
Almirantes
Columbus Pupils Must Be Vaccinated
Columbus officials announce a plan to immunize unvaccinated students. After a reasonable grace period, unvaccinated pupils will be excluded from classes as the Board of Education supports the Board of Health. Health authorities urge employers to promote vaccination among workers.
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Columbus
Columbus, CO
J. G. Collicott
Collicott
Board of Education
Board of Health
Sunday Sermon Calls for Willing Revival Efforts
Billy Sunday urged a genuine revival by willingness to cooperate with God's plan. He warned against dictating methods and noted natural timing, saying God promotes renewal through his chosen instrumentalities if people align with divine steps. He said April and May are for plowing and planting, not January or February.
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Billy Sunday
God
Winona Lake
Ind
Mary Garden
Mary
America
Homer Rodeheaver
Rodey
Mr. Rodeheaver
Realitas
Spanish Premier Dato Killed by Assassin on Motorcycle
Madrid reports Premier Eduardo Dato was assassinated this evening while riding in a motor car. The killer rode away on a motorcycle after firing multiple shots. the chauffeur was also killed. Dato, longtime conservative leader and ally to the Allies, faced reforms and frequent political shifts during his career.
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Eduardo Dato
Madrid
Dato
Spain
Senate
House of Representatives
Canovas
Senor Dato
Vitoria
Alva
Hide
Coruna
Interior
Suffie
Ministry of the Interior
United “States
Allies occupy Rhine area to enforce terms
French and British planes bomb and troops seize Düsseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort while Rhine flotillas move in. Allied forces push along the east bank and by bridges as the Rhineland Commission uses customs to impose penalties for reparations. Berlin says occupation will not be opposed. German papers debate Versailles violations.
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Rhine
Dusseldorf
Associated Press
Crefeld
Obercassel
Rhineland Commission
Germans Customs Administration
Germany
Rhineland
Lloyd George
Supreme Council
Coblenz
Washington
Duisburg
Ruhrort
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Wey
Cologne
Berlin
Walter Simons
Briand
London
Versailles
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Hugo Stinnes
Allies occupy Dieseldorf as part of German territory seizure
Mayence reports say Allied troops began occupying the extra German territory promised as punishment for failure to meet reparations demands. Early dispatches note no untoward incidents during the eastward move and record Dieseldorf as the largest city affected.
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Mayence
Associated Press
Germany
Diesseldorf
Billy Sunday Delivers Fiery Revival Sermon Amid Rain
At the Billy Sunday tabernacle on Twelfth Street crowds battled rain to hear the evangelist defend revivals. Sunday preached a fiery sermon titled Defense of the Revival, stripped to his coatless urgency, directing blunt attacks at his critics while urging believers to return.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Billy Sunday
Evangelist
Tabernacle
Billy
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