Bulgarian Clans In Battle And Martial Law
Oklahoma legislators declare a House convened despite troops. legal action planned to challenge Governor Walton. The Journal of the House outlines the noon September 26, 1923 disruption, showing military clearance of the capitol corridors and ongoing court preparations for an injunction.
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Commercial Tribune
Enone
Cincinnati
Germany
Japan
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
J. C. Walton
Capitol
W. D. McBee
House
Walton
Representative McBee
Baird H. Markham
W. E. Disney
State Supreme Court
Federal Court
National Guard
George F. Short
Journal of the House
Journal of House
Hall of Representatives
Charles S. Brice
House of Representatives
William S. Key
Stovall
Colonel
Four Acquitted in Ohio Prohibition Conspiracy Case
A federal jury acquitted Joseph A. Shearer Samuel A. Hoskins Fred Counts and A Frank Counts of conspiracy to obstruct and defraud under federal prohibition laws. Judge Westenhaver did not approve the verdict though praising the jury’s work as dramatic scenes and tears marked the courtroom.
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Cleveland
Joseph A. Shearer
Ohio
Samuel A. Hoskins
Columbus
Fred Counts
A. Frank Counts
B. C. Miller
Hoskins
Shearer
Counts Brothers
Frank Counts
Fred
Heggard
Prohibition Clash Seen Over Coolidge Appointee
Eugene C. Brokemeyer of Washington targets Prohibition enforcement as political, warns of Anti-Saloon League pressure on Ohio for Coolidge to appoint a league ally. He urges retail druggists to inform voters while praising some officials and criticizing policy limits in the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Boston
Eugene C. Brokemeyer
Washington, D. C
National Association of Retail Druggists
Association Today
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Coolidge
League
Haynes
Commission
United States
The
Druggists’ Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
White House
Frank T. Stone
Association
Prohibition
Ward Trial Ends With Defense Silence Amid Mourning
In White Plains New York Walter Ward faces murder charges after the defense rests without witnesses following a dramatic arraignment. Isaac Mills argues the blackmail secret remains unrevealed and questions state evidence while Mrs Ward weeps at references to the shooting of a blackmailer.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
State Supreme Court
Clarence Peters
Ward
Wagner
Isaac N. Mills
Mills
Peters
Westchester County
Sherman
Ralph Ward
Mrs. Ward
Decree Bars Public Meetings and Press in Germany
A presidential decree issued in Berlin by President Ebert tightens constitutional rights, curtails freedom of the press and assembly, and grants executive power to the Defense Minister, military commanders, and civil commissioners. Domiciliary searches may be authorized and penalties, including death, may be imposed for violations.
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Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Airplanes Grap Pleas in Lines in Rebel Struggle
Airplanes engage in decisive battles as government forces encircle rebel lines amid city and village fighting. About 5,000 Communist and agrarian allied units proclaim a Soviet republic, signaling a perilous moment for the government.
Battle surrounds 5000 rebels in Ferdinand and Berkowitza
In Bulgaria's Ferdinand and Berkowitza the decisive battle of the uprising is underway as 5000 Communists and Agrarian allies are besieged. Troops and civilian volunteers encircle the rebels after days of encirclement, while planes drop appeals urging surrenders and loyalty to the government.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Berkowitza
Danube
War Office
Ferdinand and
Moscow
Flaming Circle Order Debuts With Terrific Blast in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio on September 26 the Knights of the Flaming Circle an anti Ku Klux Klan group staged a dramatic debut a powerful blast rocked the city drawing thousands to the Ohio River side. Hooded figures in white robes with red circles and Liberty imagery appeared near a lit flaming circle. Initiation of new members was stated by order officials.
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Steubenville
Knights of the Flaming Circle
West Virginia
Ohio River
Ohio
Order
Ohio lawmakers tour Tennessee mountains by Southern Railroad
The Ohio General Assembly special train arrives in Chattanooga at 7:40 p m with legislators wives and daughters. J B Munson president of the Southern system and trustees join the inspection tour of Kentucky and Tennessee mountain scenery and nearby railroad property. The ten Pullmans two diners and a baggage car travel under C M Mitchell with assistants and ten car Captains on a trip that includes stops at High Bridge Lexington Danville Somerset and Oakdale.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ohio General Assembly
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio Legislative Special
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Southern Railroad
The
Southern
J. B. Munson
Southern System
Harry Hoffheimer
Levi C. Goodale
Washington T. Porter
W. J. Howard
S. B. Stanbery
High Bridge
Lexington
Danville
Somerset
Oakdale
C. M. Mitchell
Herman Cellarius
Sol Freiberg
Warren Sayers
W. C. Culkins
W.W. Conway
Arno
Eatmer Crabberries Jelly Promised For Preservation
Ady promotes Eatmer Crabberries as ideal for canning and jelly making, claiming they produce the most delicious preserve.
Earthquake Kills 125 in Khorashan Persia
A Tuesday quake in Khorashan, Persia, near Teheran, killed 125 people and caused extensive damage, a dispatch reported today. Authorities and relief services began assessing missing residents and aiding survivors.
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Khorashan
Persia
Teheran
New York Morning Papers Return to Identity After Strike
New York publishers announce that morning papers will resume individual identities after a nine day hiatus caused by a pressmen strike. The Combined Newspapers of New York will be discontinued as papers revert to normal typographical styles, signaling the strike’s end despite only partial return of strikers. Out-of-town pressmen and International Union delegates helped restore operations as talks with David Simons mired, four reinstatement proposals discussed by No. 25 members.
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New York
Publishers’ Association
International Union
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
David Simons
Mr. Berry
Berry
German Reich Bavaria impose temporary public safety measures
Munich reports an ordinance ordering temporary maintenance of public safety. It suspends key constitutional paragraphs, curbs press and assembly, and imposes secrecy and seizures. General Commissioner gains supreme power, with armed force possible and restricted appeals. Dr. von Kahn named General Commissioner for Bavaria.
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Associated Press
Munich
Reich
Bavaria
von Kahn
Barbaria
Germany Faces Early Foreign Troubles Says Official
Berlin reports that German foreign troubles are just beginning as reparations and Ruhr Rhine issues interlock with the resumption of reparations talks. A government leader warned editors that daylight and freedom do not await Germany after relinquishing passive resistance and questioned Entente attitudes toward cooperation. The fate of railway control and reinstatement of evicted officials remains unsettled.
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New Order
Berlin
Fatherland
Associated Press
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Entente
Dads Rule as Boys Punished After Factory Break-In
Three boys aged 8 to 12 were caught breaking into Reliance Heating Co. at 220 East Second Street. In the Second District Police Station their fathers administered corporal punishment as officers watched, confirming the boys would reform. Claude Stegman and John Begler of the firm expressed satisfaction with the fathers’ actions.
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Second District
Charles Fricke
Fricke
John Leuthold
Edward Leuthold
Broadway
James Rider
Woodshed
Sergeant Fricke
Claude Stegman
John Begler
Reliance Heating Company
East Second Street
Physician charged with narcotic sale despite drug habit denials
Dr. Emanuel Silverstein of 3256 Burnet Avenue was arrested at his office after allegedly selling drugs to a man posing as a cook for a wealthy Avondale family. Officers seized marked bills and took the physician into custody as he prepared to close his desk, despite prior lectures against drug use.
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Emanuel Silverstein
Burnet Avenue
West Seventh Street
United States
Byron M. Roberts
Avondale
Roberts
Sunderman and
Guethlein
Inspector Roberts
Silverstein
Sunderman
Dr. Silverstein
First District
Polish Countess Potopskaya Sentenced to Death for Espionage
The Polish Countess Cecelia Potopskaya born Kosciusko and believed descendant of an American revolutionary hero was sentenced to death for espionage for Poland. She reportedly admitted arriving in Russia to aid the Polish Intelligence Bureau in betraying fifteen Polish Communists to the Warsaw Government.
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U. S
Associated Press
Petrograd
Cecelia Potopskaya
Kosciusko
Poland
Warsaw
Russia
Many Reported Killed In Mexican Clashes Over Leaders Arrests
In Nayarit around Santa Maria del Oro clashes between agrarians and state troops follow a Sunday protest in Nayarit City and a march to Tequisquihan. Seven rurals were killed in the village clash, and a half hour battle on Monday left more than thirty agrarians dead with bodies reported hung from trees. Official confirmation is lacking.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Santa Maria del Oro
Nayarit
General Confederation of Workers
City of
Tequisquihan
Police Guard Roads From Lawrenceburg For Whisky Thieves
Newport police received word from Lawrenceburg Indiana to watch for a truck carrying whisky reported stolen from a Lawrenceburg distillery last night. The truck was said to head southeast on the Alexandria pike after crossing the Ohio River. Cincinnati officers were assigned to guard the Newport bridge terminal. Sheriff Winters had no official notice of a distillery robbery. The message did not specify which Lawrenceburg distillery or the amount stolen.
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Newport
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Alexandria Pike
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Newport Bridge
Winters
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Flaming Circle Order
Terrific’ Blast
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Patten Hotel
R. R
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