Wanted in St. Louis Police Says Bank Robber Held Up Messenger
Frank Berg alias Eugene Remy, a Norwood saloon keeper, is accused by police of being a St. Louis robber who in 1921 held up a bank messenger and seized $14 000. Edward Lee connected Berg by a distinctive facial scar and Bertillon records. St Louis authorities will extradite the suspect.
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Frank Berg
Huston Avenue
Norwood
Ninth and Elm Streets
St. Louis
Berg
Joseph Steffen
Edward Lee
Lee
American Surety Company
Steffen
Eugene Remy
Remy
Cincinnati
Ar Nile Janzestieg
Berg É Athe Insurance Company
Aid of Women Sought In Social Hygiene Conference
Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society plans a Wednesday 11 AM meeting in the Council of Social Agencies Building to present aims and outcomes to leaders of city women’s groups. Prominent attendees represent city clubs, federations, and university women.
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Cinnati Social Hygiene Soty
Afm
Council of Social Agencies
East Ninth Street
Samuel Sturm
Women’s City Club
Nelson ‘H
Norwood
Agnes Hilton
Julian Polak
Wea Vaters
Albin Schoepf
Sidney Freiberg
Council of Jewish Women
Bessie Sinton
Penny
Girl of Temperature Record Relapses in Critical Condition
ESCANABA Mich March 10 Evelyn Lyons whose temperature recently near 114 degrees suffered a sinking spell and was reported in critical condition by attending physicians A specially constructed thermometer logged 1156 degrees this afternoon
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Escanaba
Mich
Iss
Evelyn Lyons
Auctioneer Sells Car as Cop Cites Park Violation
A Chicago auctioneer trying to sell Harry H. Cohen’s car outside the Bodmann Building failed to stop a street officer who tagged the vehicle for parking violations. August Ri Schwartz became the new owner after the purchase and found the citation on the steering wheel as the sale concluded.
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Theodore Greve Bodmann
Harry H. Cohen
Cohen
August Ri Schwartz
Desperate Negro Gunman Killed by Deputies in Tennessee
Louis Douglas, a black gunman who wounded five during a death watch in Spencer, Van Buren County, was shot dead at 5:30 pm on the Sam Houston property. After a two day chase and a burglary motive, he later asked Manus for food and returned, but was killed when he entered the room with a shotgun.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louis Douglas
Spencer
van Buren County
Sam Houston
Douglas
Manus
Hustons
Saale
Sam Haston
Tennessée
Secry
Huht
Ted
Missing Priest Vraniak Sought After St Louis Vanishing
Police search for Rev. Father John A. Vraniak rector of Sacred Heart Church Virden Ill after he was last seen in St Louis Monday afternoon. An auto wreck found offers no clear clues as to his fate amid theories of foul play and possible kidnapping.
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John A. Vraniak
St. Louis
Virden, Ill
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Virden
Inl
Joseph Vraniak
Father Vraniak
Father Linek
Cyril Orendac
Indianapolis
Prather
W. F. Linek
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Ge I
Illinois
Missouri
Vraniak
Pennsylvania
Father Vraniak Vanishing Shrouds St Louis Mystery
In Virdon, Illinois on March 10, authorities seek Father Vraniak who vanished Monday in St Louis. His brother Joseph insists the priest may still be alive despite the unresolved disappearance.
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Virden
Father Vraniak
St. Louis
Joseph
Cincinnati Detectives Fight In Saloon at Elder and Pleasant
District Detectives entered the Elder and Pleasant street saloon to serve a warrant when a barrage of objects and a brawl erupted. After subduing attackers, three men were arrested for unlawful liquor possession and disorderly conduct.
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Cincinnati
Elder
Pleasant Streets
Michael Ohmer
Julius Wunderlich
Ralph Guethslein
John Joachim
Charles Goecke
Arthur Ga
Cincinnati Police Force
Wunderlich
John Witt
Pleasant Street
John Ha
E Street
Hamsa
Casper Witt
John Hamsa
Detectives Seize Barrels in East End Prohibition Raid
A flying squad of federal prohibition officers aided by Night Chief Eugene T Weatherly seized several barrels of a bottle beverage at the saloon of Joseph Carroll at 273 Eastern Avenue. Carroll faces a Volstead law charge before United States Commissioner Gregory. A crashing bottle incident occurred as officers left, prompting a dispersed crowd.
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East End
Eugene T. Weatherly
Joseph Carroll
Eastern Avenue
Carroll
United States
Gregory
Fred Bullerdick
James Hayes
George Karman
Withrow Grannan
John Rolf
Harry Behrke
Hayes
Bullerdick
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce Resigns To Take $100000 Post
Claudius H Huston resigns as Assistant Secretary of Commerce to become president of the World Commerce Corporation an oil firm in formation. Salary set at 100000 a year. Huston previously worked in steel and iron in Chatanooga Tennessee and joined Commerce in 1920. Hoover aides call the move important and say he will return to private affairs after serving public duty.
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Washington
Claudius H. Huston
World Commerce Corporation
South
America
Huston
Chattanooga
Hubba
Hoover
San
Segata
Oded Nasor
Mace
200 Lives Lost In Greek Sea Shipwreck
A small steamer carrying 400 from Salamis to Piraeus foundered in a heavy gale off Salamis. About 200 people were drowned while the rest were rescued with difficulty. Most passengers were naval officers and men from the Salamis garrison bound for Athens for the weekend. Rear Admiral Voucaris, the Minister of Marine, proceeded to Salamis to lead an inquiry.
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Athens
Salamis
Pareaus
Voucaris
Kidnapped Judge's Son Is Found With Nurse
Leo Minkin three, son of City Judge Leopold Minkin, missing since Thursday, was found in Newburgh with nurse Angelina Travano. The nurse said drugs from an acquaintance caused her actions. Leo spoke to his mother by phone saying he was fine. Police recovered the nurse after a rooming house owner alerted authorities.
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Albany
N. Y
Leo Minkin
Leopold Minkin
Newburgh
Little Leo
Angelina Travano
Frank J. Lasch
John Barton
Lewis Riece
William Sickles
Barton
Leo
Nurse Missing With Infant Son Linked to New Jersey Roots
Patrols connect "Mary Conklin" missing in Albany with Angelina Tavano once living in East Paterson New Jersey. Police say Tavano left her home February 9 and traveled to Newburgh New York where she worked in a restaurant.
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East Paterson
N. J
Paterson
Mary Conklin
Albany
N.Y
Leopold
Minkin
Ecast Paterson
Angelina Tavano
Tavano
Newburgh
N. Y
Restau
New crater reported on Lassen Peak in California
Red Bluff California March 10 A new crater has broken out on the east side of Lassen Peak according to reports. The volcano showed unusual activity emitting dust and smoke that obscured the crater from view this afternoon.
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Red Bluff
Cal
Lassen Peak
Eruption at Lassen Peak Reported Near Almanor Dam
A Great Western Power report from Almanor Dam Caribou indicates Lassen Peak began venting steam around 11 a.m. with a black smoke cloud rising 200 feet for about an hour followed by more steam. The eruption was milder than past outpourings and ceased by 2 30 p.m. No further activity noted this day.
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San Francisco
Great Western Power Company
Almanor
Caribou
Mount Lassan
Lassen Peak
United States
Ska
California
Hat Creek Valley
Denver Tragedy: Bride Killed by Husband then Suicide
F Bawcom aged 43 shot and killed his wife Florence Bawcom 42 a bride of two weeks in Denver and then killed himself. Jealousy is believed to be the motive. Florence Bawcom formerly Florence Shetter of Ohio was dining in Dayton before coming to Denver.
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Dayton
Ohio
Denver
F. Bawcom
Florence Bawcom
Depositors storm bank as officials search for clues
Chicago detectives probe the death of Fred W. Popp, president of Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank, found shot in his car near Chicago. State examiners plan bank reorganization to reopen with no loss to depositors, while rumors of a $750,000 shortage swirl.
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Chicago
State Bank Examiners
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Fred W. Popp
Popp
Ward B.whitlock
State Bank
Springfield
Logan Square
Paul Popp
Thinois
Square Gan
Ceneitie
Merk
Eine Eutigniae
Dines Aeng
Rts
Onta
Europe
Huntington Weds Sculptress A Vaughan Hyatt in New York
Archer Alton Huntington, known authority on Spanish history and founder of the Ispanic Society of America, married sculptress Miss A Vaughan Hyatt at her West Twelfth Street home. Hyatt, daughter of the late biologist A T Hyatt, has shown work in European capitals and earned French honors for her sculpture, including a Joan of Arc statue in New York. Huntington’s past includes a 1914 arrest in Germany with his first wife, now Mrs Granville Barker, and a Paris divorce in 1918.
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New York
Archer Alton Huntington
Nua Vaughan Hyatt
Boston
West Twelfth Street
Joan of Arc
Cathedral of St. John
Huntington
Seon
Ispanic Society of America
Spain
Hun
Granville Barker
Germany
State Department
Washington
Paris
Spencer House Sold For 50000 To Unnamed Client
The Spencer House, a sandstone five story hotel on Broadway with Front street frontage, once hosted Lincoln and Johnson era figures, sold yesterday for 50000 to an unnamed client. Ebétsole Samuel reported the sale. Leonard Crossett Riley previously bought it to use as a warehouse.
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Spencer
Alleghenies
Abraham Lincoln
Ebétsole & Samuel
Leonard, Crossett & Riley
Produce Commission
Front
Copperhead Hotel
Andrew Johnson
C. L. Vallandingham
Memories Restored After Brain Operation At State Penitentiary
Joe Straghan, a Spokane convict at the Washington state penitentiary, regained consciousness after skull surgery that relieved epilepsy. Doctors removed a skull fragment pressing on the brain, restoring memory of events at Camp Fremont in 1918 after a five year blank. His first words expressed concern for others and curiosity about a fire.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Joe Straghan
State Penitentiary
Camp Fremont
Cal
Straghan
Spokane
Bank official Lemott Dally dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Centerburg Ohio banker Lemott M Dally 50 from the First National Bank of Centerburg was found with a bullet wound. Knox County coroner C L Harmer ruled death self inflicted. Dally owned farms, was married with a 13 year old daughter, and had recently acted strangely. Bank president T D Updyke said accounts would be examined but finances appeared square. The bank continues to operate as investigators seek motive.
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Centerburg
Conmner C. L. Harmer
Knox County
Lemott M. Dally
First National Bank of
Centerbury
Dally
Saime
T. D. Updyke
O. K
Bank Cashier A H Penfield Pleads Guilty Bond Set At 25000
Springfield Ohio March 10 court held in an automobile as A H Penfield cashier of the Springfield National Bank changed his plea from not guilty to guilty and was bound over to the federal grand jury on a 25000 bond for embezzling more than 600000. He claimed no accomplices and said he took all the missing Liberty bonds himself. DOJ agents pursue recovery and assess bank accounts as T C Thomas banks examiner continues audit.
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Springfield
A. H. Penfield
Springfield National Bank
Dayton
Montgomiery County
Grand Jury
Penfield
United States
Floyd Johnson
Department of Justice
T. C. Thomas
Shanty Boat Ambulance Aids Burned Woman To Dayton Hospital
Mrs Minnie Baugh 41 fatally burned when grease ignited her clothing on a Coal Haven Ky shanty boat. Husband Jake Baugh converted the home into an ambulance after a rough road made a land route impossible. They towed the boat to Dayton and conveyed her to Eck Hospital where she died at 6 45 PM leaving a four week old baby.
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Minnie Baugh
Jake Baugh
Ohio River
Eck Hospital
Dayton
Baugh
Coal Haven
Clarence Kiefer
Fifty More Raids Against Belgian Communists
Brussels March 10. Fifty additional raids targeted Communist headquarters and homes across Belgian cities, expanding the police inquiry. Authorities aim to prove a plan to execute resolutions from the last Communist Congress to destroy the government, with cooperation from the French government following Paris raids.
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Brussels
Olutions
Paris
Ruhr
Vanderbilt Bride Improves After Diphtheria Illness
Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt wife of the Vanderbilt heir is listed as improved from diphtheria at Sandy Point farm on her husband s estate. Formerly Miss Gloria Morgan she is an eighteen year old bride of four days and the daughter of Harry Morgan American Consul at Brussels.
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Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
Gloria Morgan
Harry Rays Organ
Brussels
Disappearance of New York bank trio rocks Little Italy
Police probe reveals Vincenzo Tisbo and Brothers run Vincenzo Tisbo and Brothers bank on Mott Street. Francisco Tisbo found on Taormina passenger list after ship failure. Depositors claim up to $2 million in savings amid missing funds and vanished partners.
Vanished Dayton man may be at health resort
Relatives of Clarencé J. Steiner 28 secretary of J E Lowe Construction Co of Dayton say he disappeared Monday night. A Dayton dispatch notes his books are in good condition and bank accounts are sound. Steiner, son of Mr and Mrs John Steiner of Northside, joined the firm six years ago and held an executive post since two years. He seemed ill and restless last January and told relatives to rest and avoid overwork. He did not return to his Bicycle Club room and friends began a search.
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Cincinnati
Clarencé J. Steiner
J. E. Lowes Construction Company
Dayton
Steiner
John Steiner
Bruce Avenue
Northside
Bicycle Club
Etka
Soc
Sceptre Wrecked on Reef Near Turks Island
The British schooner Sceptre, bound for Lunenburg Nova Scotia, struck a reef off Caicos Islands last night. The crew is saved and the captain reports the vessel a total loss.
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Turk’'S Island
Bahamas
Sceptre
Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Caicos Islands
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Priest
Commerce
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Boy
Ulgand
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Alaska
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A.M. Huntington
A.vaughan Hyatt
Spencer House
Lemott Dally
Bank
The
Associated Press
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Taormina
Tisbo
Mott Street
Th Bank
Passport Bureau
Francisco Tisbo
George B. McLaughlin
Tisbos
McLaughlin
Vincenzo Tisbo
Vito
Francisco
Ricardo
Italy
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Giuseppi Verdi
Hudson River
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Bam
Tle
Vincenzo Tisho
Brooklyn
Tisbes
Fifth Avenue
Daytonian
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