State of Siege Extended to Ehrenbreitstein Amid Wounding Incident
Reports from Coblenz say the state of siege extends to Ehrenbreitstein after two boys wounded a French soldier seen with a woman. A German woman was killed by a stray bullet in Mayence. German sentinels killed two men suspected of sabotage. Train collisions killed many French troops. strikes followed as coke shipments were seized and miners protested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrenbreitstein
Associated Press
Coblenz
Coblénz
Mayence
Berlin
Friemersheim
Duisburg
Recklinghausen
Essen
Duesseldorf
Concordia
Oberhausen
Ney Inch
Germany
Poincare Says France Will Not Negotiate Without Berlin Direct Notice
Paris officials state Premier Poincare will entertain no negotiations with Germany until Berlin makes a direct official declaration to France of a willingness to negotiate. Any third party intervention to discuss settlement terms will be viewed as unfriendly by France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poincare
Germany
Berlin
France
Woman Refuses Aid After Being Hit by Car
Mrs Rose Gaugh 88 of 1600 Elm Street was struck at Eighth and Vine streets and walked off claiming her sect rejects physicians. Traffic officer Frank Theders asked to call an ambulance, but she declined and said she would arrange transport later. Driver was Jess Proctor of 043 Rittenhouse Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gaugh
Elm Street
Eighthand Vine Streets
Frank Theders
Eighth Street
Theders
Jess Proctor
Rittenhouse Street
Germans Thirst Strike Against Belgian Wine Tax
In Duisburg and other occupied Belgian areas Germans refuse to pay the recently imposed tax on wines liquors and tobacco and the Belgians respond by seizing guarding and locking wine cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Duisburg
Belgium
William Lawson Sr. 93, Odd Fellows leader, dies in Cincinnati
William Lawson Sr. age 93 longtime Cincinnati carpenter and prominent Odd Fellows member with Mohawk Lodge No. 150 died at 338 Milton Street after a long illness. He is survived by his son Joseph Lawson city councilman and company president, plus two other sons a daughter ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at the family home with Rev Frank H Nelson and Dr Frank H Buescher officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawson, Sr
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Greater
Cincinnati
Joseph Lawson
Ninth Ward
Milton Street
Lawson
England
Mohawk Lodge No. 150
George Schott
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank H. Buescher
Third Methodist Episcopal Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati Industrial Investment Corp Formed To Aid Local Business
A new Cincinnati Industrial Investment Corporation with one million dollars in preferred stock is being formed by the Commercial Club to finance local manufacturing and attract outside interests. Eight incorporators include William Cooper Procter John J. Burchenal John Omwake W. P. Anderson E. B. Dawson Charles A. Hinsch and Casper H. Rowe. Papers will be filed in Columbus this week and directors and officers will be elected next. The plan foresees a revolving fund to provide financial assistance and positions Cincinnati as a major industrial center leveraging its river gateway location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Industrial Investment Corporation
Commercial Club
Queen City Club
William Cooper Procter
John J. Burchenal
John Omwake
W. P. Anderson
E. B. Dawson
Charles A. Hinsch
Casper H. Rowe
Walter A. Draper
Draper
Columbus
Meta
Queen City
Ohio River
Chamber of Commerce
Grisard Aviation
Music Hall
R. R. Wason
Former Vice Consul Sletten Reported Missing in Massachusetts
Obert Sletten former Norwegian Vice Consul in Boston and La Crosse native is missing from his Lexington home since January 26 after he left to visit his sick father. Sletten attorney with Boston offices and Wisconsin alumnus. married Beatrice Gardner with two children. Mortgage on Lexington home foreclosed days after he departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Obert Sletten
la Crosse
Wis
Lexington
Sletten
University of Wisconsin
Harvard Law School
Beatrice Gardner
Radcliffe College
Separatist Leader In Germany Shot In Office Attack
Joseph Smeets, a Rhineland separatist leader and head of the Autonomist party, was seriously wounded in his Cologne office today by an unidentified assailant. His secretary was killed in the same attack as the intruder opened fire after being admitted to the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cologne
Joseph Smeets
Smeets
Rhineland
Germany
Ye Dirty Robbers! Parade Sparks Limited Irish-Gesturing Jest
New York March 17 3200 police protected about 8000 St Patrick day marchers on Fifth Avenue. An elderly woman shouted Ye dirty robbers at Forty second Street causing only laughter as Republicans with Free State flags tried to join. The parade featured Catholic school students the Sixty ninth Regiment Rainbow Division A E F and Spanish American War Veterans with bands playing The Wearing of the Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Free State
Republic
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Sixtyninth Regiment
Rainbow Division
Bishop Tuttle Near Death After Grip Attack
The Rt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle 86, presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, is sinking rapidly after a week long grip attack. He has been unconscious since yesterday morning and death is reported as imminent by attending physicians in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Daniels. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
United States
Mother Denies Bandit Son Identity At Cincinnati Morgue
In Cincinnati a widow-like mother refuses to identify the body of a slain robber known as Harry Carroll alias McDonald. Police and relatives disclose the bandit’s last crime at Max Kappner’s shoe store, with accomplice Jack O'Brien later revealing Carroll’s true identity to protect his mother. The two men attempted a holdup, Carroll died, and O'Brien faces possible grave consequences as the mother’s fear of scorn keeps the body unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carroll
McDonald
Boston
Mass
Max Kappner
Main Street
Jack O’brien
Cincinnati
O’brien
Carroll
O'Brien
Pal
Kappner
William Kling
Baymiller Street
Henry B. Mayhaus
West Seventh Street
Kentucky Prohibition Chief Threatens Move to Tennessee
Louisville dispatch reports the prohibition chief warns he will shift his entire agent force from Kentucky to Tennessee after Federal Judge Evans bars stopping, seizing, or searching autos without warrants. The ruling, refusing to uphold the Prohibition Act as supreme, prompts questions on future enforcement and potential Supreme Court tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Hell
Tennessee
Louisville
Evans
Miller
Robert Meyer
Meyer
W. Sherman Ball
United States
J. L. Asher
Washington
Asher
A. M. J. Cochran
Cochran
W.sherman Ball
Bergdoll Hero Confusion In Knowledge Test
New York students at Newcomb College faced an intelligence test. faculty results were poor and sparked a challenge from the students. Among misidentifications were Bergdoll named as a World War hero by one professor and a Democrat statesman by another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergdoll
Associated Press
New York
Newcomb College
al Jolson
Francis Scott Key
Beatrice Fairfax
Puccinni
Lot
Harding to be nominated in 1924 and re elected
A longview hospital case centers on Mrs. Caroline Moorhead a 70 year old woman who pleads she was wrongly committed to Longview Hospital in 1921. She asserts she is sane and desires release or transfer to a private sanitarium. Her stepson George Van Sant plans to apply for her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman
Trooper
Caroline Moorhead
Dorothy Gordon
Longview Hospital
The
Commercial Tribune
Peron
Baker
College Hill
Gary Officials Ought Money Court Hears
In Hammond Gary liquor case Horace Lyle testifies that George Weeks and Nathan Potts tried to extort 200 cash and 50 weekly for protection. Lake County 65-person conspiracy defendants face liquor law violations. Saultiers brothers not indicted. Witnesses describe alleged plots and threats as federal probes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George Weeks
Prohibition
Hammond
Nathan Potts
Gary
Horace Lyle
United States District Court
Lake County
Ind
Weeks
Potts
Lyle
United States
Homer Elliott
Caspar Monti
Arthur
Homer
George Saultiers
Saultiers Brothers
Homer Saultiers
Homer Saulters
James A. Bryan
Greencastle
L. E. Barnes
Davis Signs Pension Bill For Kansas Veterans
Governor J M Davis signed a pension bill providing a $1 a day bonus for Kansas residents who served in the Spanish American War the Philippine Insurrection and the Boxer uprising. The measure authorizes a $1,000,000 bond issue to fund the payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Topeka
Kan
J. M. Davis
Kansas
World’s most productive oil well at La Roa Venezuela
A new oil well at La Roa in Maracaibo, Venezuela, yields about 120000 barrels daily, claimed as the world’s most productive. The notice cites a cable to Alfredo Olavaria, Venezuelan Consul in New Orleans. Earlier, a 99000-barrel per day well was reported at Cambimas, Maracaibo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
la Roa
Maracaibo
Venezula
Alfredo Olavaria
Venezulean
Olavaria
Cambimas
Sacco Ends Hunger Strike With First Meal
Nicola Sacco, after thirty one days of fasting to protest delays in his retrial, voluntarily ate a small meal at Boston Psychopathic Hospital by order of Judge Thayer. Doctors reported no permanent injury from the extended fast. Sacco’s wife Rose urged him to break the fast as alienists had deemed him mentally diseased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Sacco
Thayer
Norfolk County Superior Court
Abraham Myerson
Webster Thayer
Norfolk County
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Rose Sacco
Dedham
Daugherty Predicts Harding Nomination and Win
Miami Beach dispatch quotes Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty forecasting that President Harding will seek renomination in 1924, be the Republican standard bearer, and win re election. He cites health conditions and notes possible behind the scenes advisory role, with several issues already shaping the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Florida
Washington
Hoover
California
Watson
Indiana
Senate
White House
White Hat
Mr. Harding
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Department of Justice
LaFollette
Wisconsin
St. Augustine
Atlantic City
Spencer Acquitted in Kentucky Slaying Case
George Spencer of Powell County was acquitted by a Frenchburg jury of killing Robert Williams in Menifee County in fall 1921. Charles Ballard, charged with the murder of Guy Cole and Robert Buff, was ordered to Montgomery County Jail to await the June term. bail application to be filed next week before Judge Prewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
MT. Sterling
George Spencer
Powell County
Robert Willams
Menifee County
Frenchburg
Charles Ballard
Guy Cole
Robert Buff
Montgomery County
Prewitt
Leipsic specialists summoned by Lenine
Dr Adolf Von Strumpell and Dr Oswald Bumke of the University of Leipsic medical faculty left for Moscow to consult on the relapse suffered by Russian Bolshevik Premier Lenine. They answered a summons from the Soviet Government delivered via a courier from the Soviet Embassy in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipskc
Adolf von Strumpell
Oswald Bumke
University of Leipsic
Moscow
Lenine
Berlin
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Order
Incinnati Industrial Investment
Norway
Tuttle
Gethsemane
P. Green Miller
Cials
Prohibition Bureau
Unity
Supreme Court
Jones
Syracuse
N.Y
John R. Hazel
Buffalo
Hazel
William Brennan
Gus Pucci
Utica
Eli Cramer
John Falvo
Cramer
Falvo
Brennan
Longview
Miami, Fla
Spencer
Leipsic
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