Grazed Mother Murders Child Ends Own Life
Mrs May Tomlin 25 years old killed her five year old Gillin and injured Hazel after axing the children and leaping from Brush Creek bridge in Munro Township near Manchester C. The 2 month old Kenneth survived. Mrs Tomlin then killed herself leaving a note requesting protection for her babies. Coroner Ta R A Warner to hold an inquest.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Manchester
May Tomlin
William
Brush Creek
Munro Township
John Tomlin
Kenneth
Bryne
Mrs. Tomlin
B. F. Wilson
Gilberts
Wilson
Tomlin
Wallace Pixley
Gillin
Hazel
Cromwell
Stephenson
S. A. Bently
Supreme Court Sets Record Time in Settling Case
Washington November 22. Supreme Court employees reported a new record for handling a petition today. The court received, considered and acted in less than fifteen minutes, denying permission to apply to the Court of Claims for a writ of mandamus. Counsel sought immediate action to serve papers before the Court of Claims term ended. the court took a fifteen minute recess and refused.
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Washngton
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Avondale Oil Station Robbed By Daring Thug
A masked man robbed a Standard Oil gas station at Burnet and Northern, taking $15 in loose change before fleeing toward the Zoo. Keeper George Huffnagel, a retired fire captain, alerted police who searched the area without success.
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George Huffnagel
Bruce
Haight
Standard Oil Company
Burnet
Northern Avenues
Huffnoegel
Zoo
Joseph Nieporte
Western Avenue
Bank and
Kindle Avenue
Nieporte
Wade and
Jones Streets
Fannie Greenfield
Lynn Street
Wade Street
Woman Takes Poison After Purchase Over Love in City Drugstore
Dorothy Williams 22 buys poison tablets at a drugstore on Eighth and Elm, swallows them in the store, asks for water, and says she did it because she loves Stanley. She is taken to General Hospital in serious condition. husband named Stanley.
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Eighth and
Elm Streets
Dorothy Williams
East Ninth Street
General Hospital
Stanley
Mother Rescues Children From Fire at Price Hill Home
Mrs. Wesley Nolting of 1040 Wells Street Price Hill rushed upstairs to save her two children ages 1 and 20 months from a blazing two and a half story house. She alerted the Fire Tower and firefighters arrived after an hour and a half of fighting. Damage is about 5000 dollars with partial insurance. explosion from a parlor gas grate blamed.
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Wesley Nolting
Wells Street
Price Hill
Reward for Wall Street Bombers Identity
A private detective agency offers 50000 dollars for exclusive information identifying those responsible for the Wall Street explosion on September 16. The Board of Estimate and an insurance company had previously posted over 20000 dollars for evidence leading to the perpetrators.
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New York
Wall Street
Board of Estimate
Slain manager found with wrench and gas in Philadelphia office
Police broadcast requests for the arrest of a blonde woman driving Pierce’s red car after Henry T. Pierce of Insley Manufacturing was found slain in his Philadelphia office. The 45 year old widower was struck with a wrench, gas turned on, and valuables stolen.
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Philadelphia
Henry T. Pierce
Insley Manufacturing Company
Pierce
Pennsylvania
Irene Pierce
Robbers Hit Doctor's Office In Downtown Pittsburgh
Two masked men armed with pistols robbed Dr. Joseph Kramer and three visitors in the downtown Pittsburgh office. They took $12,786, with visitor Jorris Stein of Detroit losing $12,000. The assailants tied the victims and fled in a car after escaping through the front door.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Kramer
Jorris Stein
Detroit
Mich
Two Men Held for Robbery After Prison Search
In Roanoke Virginia William Porter alias William Harris and Charles Carter were jailed over a Glasgow Bank robbery. A search unearthed 1650 in cash including seven 100 dollar bills hidden on Porter and Carter, plus 96,252 in bonds found in a barracks bag. James B. Rodgers was killed in a gunfight during the incident.
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Licanoke
Navy
William Porter
William Harris
Charles Carter
Glasgow
Porter
Carter
James B. Rodgers
Liberty
Newport Man Wakes To Find Thief Asleep In House
Edward Elder of 340 Central avenue Newport Kentucky awoke to discover $3 missing from his trousers. A man slept on the floor of Elder's home and fled through a rear door when discovered. Police were notified about the intruder’s swift exit and apparent prior knowledge of the theft.
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Newport
Edward Elder
Central Avenue
Elder
Iceberg Reported in Mid Atlantic Ship Lane East of Newfoundland
A wireless dispatch from Boston on November 22 stated an iceberg was seen in the steamship track east of Newfoundland. The find is unusual for mid Atlantic waters this season, with coordinates given as latitude 18.42 and longitude 50.27.
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Boston
Newfoundland
mid-Atlantic
Board Excludes Hargy Children Over Vaccination
The Board of Education voted four to one to exclude H E Hargy’s three children from public schools for refusing vaccination and instructed the superintendent to enforce compulsory attendance laws. A new anti vaccination society was announced to form this week as the case may reach higher courts.
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Board of Education
H. E. Hargy
Oak Street
South Carthage
Randall J. Condon
Mr. Hargy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hargy
L. P. Stewart
Mary Dill School
Condon
Helen I. Wooley
Supreme Court of the United States
Martha Harty
Emily
Fceet
James G. Fisk
Harry
Bell
East Side High
Police Probe Hanging as Suspected Murder in Toledo
Police think a body found hanging from a tree in Ross Ford was murdered and suspended by wire to mimic suicide. The unidentified man wore well kept clothes with a bullet wound and bruises. Detroit newspaper clippings and laundry marks bearing R. U. U initials were found on his clothing.
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Toledo
Ross Ford
Detroit
Bankers Plan Massive Credits for Germany Stabilization
Prominent bankers urge President Wilson to authorize a syndicate using 400 million dollars of German property held by the Alien Property Custodian to back a 2 billion dollar credit for Germany. The move aims to stabilize world trade and restore demand for American commodities and manufacturing. A New York meeting of top bankers developed the plan with government officials present.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Germany
Henry Morgenthau
New York City
Unidentified gunmen in Tug River strike area fire at Merrimack tipple
In Williamson W Virginia a party of unknown men fired on the White Star Mining tipple at Merrimack in the Mingo County coal strike region. Employees escaped unharmed. Sheriff Showards of Pike County Ky plans to recruit deputies to patrol the Tug River border. Meanwhile three men brought to the area by Standard Thacker Coal Company were attacked at Chattaroy and fled into the mountains. injuries unknown.
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Kentucky
Standard Thacker Coal Company
Chattaroy
Meteor crash shocks Howesville near Kingwood
A large meteor struck Howesville, five miles south of Kingwood in Preston County, causing a blast heard for miles and damaging an automobile near the railroad station. Residents reported panic as the object buried itself in the earth and exploded before dispersing.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Kingwood
Preston County
Howesville
Howenville
Harding plans first woman in U S Cabinet amid reshuffle
President-elect Harding weighs appointing a woman to head a new Education Department as part of a broad cabinet slate. Harriett Taylor Upton of Ohio is a likely candidate, with Knox Hill Hughes Lowden Pershing Weeks Fall Wallace among the named posts and others as possible alternates.
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David
Washington
Harding
Congress
Harriett Taylor Upton
Ohio
Isabel
Tex
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Chicago
Philander C. Knox
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Charles Evans Hughes
Secretary of the Treasury
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
John J. Pershing
Nebraska
Navy
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Harry M. Daugherty
Sutherland
Utah
Interior
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Senate
Henry C. Wallace
Des Moines
Nolan
California
John F. Burke
Pennsylvania
Harry New
Indiana
Will Hays
Walter Dickie
Kansas City
Jake Hammond
Oklahoma
A. Tobias Hert
Kentucky
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
New
Hays
Hert
Department of Commerce
Missouri
Raymond Robbins
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Virginia
Panama
President Wilson Expected to Read Message to Congress
Officials anticipate President Wilson will deliver his message to Congress on December 7 in the House, possibly walking in but delivering seated. He continues improving and trains for the event, with a short, clearly heard address and plans to attend Harding's March inauguration actions if able.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
House of Representatives
White House
Capitol
World-Wide Plot Aims to Bring Radicals to America
New York reports an immigration official claims a global scheme by corrupt European officials and ship directors to unload criminals and radicals in New York ports. He cites stowaways and a Hoboken branch of a Dutch emigration unit, with German and Dutch emigration pressure cited.
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America
New York
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Wallis
Germany
Italy
Holland
United States
Hoboken
Vennstrand
Cream Ice Cream Cake Expenses Mark Baltimore Campaign
Two hundred dollars for ice cream and 4.98 for cake appear in campaign expense filings by Baltimore County Taxpayers League. B Johns Black served as treasurer for the county charter campaign. Ice cream items range from 5 to TK dollars.
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Baltimore
Taxpayers’ League of
Baltimore County
Towson
B. Johns’ Black
Edison heir skips jury duty as Edison spouse excused
Newark New Jersey November 22 Thomas A Edison has a cold and his wife Mrs Edison is excused from Essex County jury duty. Her seat is filled by Mrs Edith Colby wife of former Senator Everett Colby after a judge grants release so she can stay at home with Mr Edison.
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Newark
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Essex County
Edith Colby
United States
Everett Colby
Ireland in crisis as Dublin braces for further raids
Intense police and military activity across Ireland with raids and arrests in Cork Galway Omagh and other towns. At Croke Park 26 are dead and 70 wounded after a crowd was shot during a football match. widespread arrests and destruction accompany the crackdown amid Sinn Fein activity.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Cork
Queenstown
Fermoy
Carrick
Delia O'Connor
Ireland
United States
George Nurnaghan
North Ireland
Omagh
Constable Ryan
Croke Park
Tipperary
Mansion House
Aitzar
Swords
Skerries
Patrick Mathews
Sinn Fein
Rush
McCann
Riots in Commons as Devlin and Unionist clash in Ireland debate
In London the House of Commons erupted during questions on Ireland with Joseph Devlin and a Unionist member fighting. The sitting was suspended after the clash as Lloyd George condemned murder of officers and pledged to crush conspiracies. The government said Irish authorities were breaking up the gangs of assassins.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Joseph Devlin
Lloyd George
Devlin
Mr. Lloyd George
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