Rioters Storm Police Station Near Düsseldorf Sealed Off
Rioting lasting hours targeted a small Düsseldorf sub station as separatist sympathizers attacked. Reinforcements dispersed the force and injuries were reported. Authorities aim to avert Sunday demonstrations by ordering a dead day with traffic bans and schools closed. A Munich dispatch claims an Allied Control Commission member was killed, but unconfirmed.
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Rhineland
German Republic
Munich
Allied Control Commission
Cologne
Hans Dorten
Paris
McCormick Offers 100000 to Move Road Near Estate
Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick offers the Lake Forest City Council $100000 to relocate a public road away from her estate Villa Turicum valued at 2000000. She also agrees to donate land for the new road if the council approves next week.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Villa Turicum
ProWler Terror Mounts in Covington Homes
Night prowler strikes four Covington residences over two nights. At A. T. Clark 837 Pleasant St five daughters woke to a whispered warning and a fleeing intruder. Police seek a white, 5 ft 6 in man in dark clothes and a black slouch hat. In Springfield a negro, John Nelson, 40, is condemned for first degree murder of his wife and faces the death penalty.
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J. Mason Hawk
Covington
A. T. Clark
Pleasant Street
Jeannette
Vivian
Marguerite
Mr. Clark
L. J. Patrick
Scott Street
A. C. Slaughter
Madison Avenue
Kate Meiman
West Twenty-first Street
Springfield
John Nelson
Common Pleas Court
Nelson
Clark County
France and Germany may form joint industry plan, says Hinsch
Charles A Hinsch president of the Fifth Third National Bank, back from Europe, argues that an Franco German industrial combine could settle reparations and stabilize both nations. He supports canceling French debt to the United States, fixes Germany's reparations around 12.6 billion, and notes Ruhr occupation should seek peace rather than conquest.
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Berlin
Ruhr
France
Germany
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth- Third National Bank
Hinsch
England
Spain
New York City
Atlantic City
American Bankers’ Association
Europe
New York
Mr. Hinsch
Record of Tulsa race riots witnesses in flight and Walton ruling
Six Tulsa County residents who testified before Governor Walton’s military commission are missing after appearing before the martial board. Troops search Wagoner, Okmulgee, Creek and Tulsa counties for three men and three women seen as key witnesses. Captain Wallis says they will be in court Tuesday to face possible mob intimidation as civil actions proceed.
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Associated P’ress
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County
J. C. Walton
E. A. Wallis
B. J. Markham
Wallis
Oklahoma City
Wagoner
Okmulgee
Creek
Martial Board of Inquiry
Military Commission
Fiery cross in Cincinnati sparks Klansmen rally
A flaming airplane cross lit the Cincinnati night drawing tens of thousands to a Ku Klux Klan event at the Carthage Fair Grounds. Reports say 40,000 members attended from Ohio and neighboring states with four speakers and 1,000 initiations as activities included a 150‑piece band and illuminated Ks amid a massed crowd.
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Ku Klux Klan
Carthage Fair Grounds
Klan
Invisible Empire
Ohio
Dayton
Springfield
Hamilton
Kentucky
Indiana
Carthage
Oklahoma
Berlin lifts ban on reparations deliveries to France
Berlin officials announce that the January 13 ordinance suspending in kind reparations deliveries to France and Belgium has been annulled. The move ends the embargo and allows resumed shipments under existing agreements.
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Berlin
France
Associated Press
Belgium
Germany Withdraws Berlin Ordinance on Deliveries to France
Paris reports Berlin has repealed the ordinance suspending in kind deliveries to France and Belgium on reparations. Stresemann’s moves to fund industrial payments are awaited, raising questions whether Germany’s capitulation worsens France and Belgium’s position as Ruhr and Rhineland risk distress.
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Paris
Berlin
France
Belgium
Stresemann
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Poincare to Define Reparations Talks Conditions
Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincare will set the conditions Germany must meet before France enters reparations negotiations and before passive resistance in the Ruhr is recognized as ended. The statement is attributed to semi official quarters close to the government and follows the planned Ailly speech tomorrow.
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Poincare
Paris
Ailly
Germany
France
Ruhr
Woman on way to prison escapes from marshal
Mrs Lillian Massey nineteen sentenced to two years in the Federal Prison for women at Leeds Missouri for violation of the prohibition law escaped from Deputy Marshal E E Buskirk by climbing from a three story building roof to a two story structure and down a drain pipe into an automobile driven by a man.
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Huntington
W. Va
Lillian Massey
Leeds
E. E. Buskirk
Missouri
Buskirk
Cincinnatus Bids Adieu to Daylight Saving Time
On the night of September 29 1923 Cincinnati residents prepared for the end of daylight saving. Mr Cincinnatus and neighbors reset clocks to central standard time before retiring and businesses also conformed to the new order, restoring standard hours until next spring.
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Mr. Cincinnatus
Cincinnati
Relatives Called to Bedside of Dr. Maurice Egan
Relatives of Dr. Maurice F. Egan former Minister to Denmark were summoned to his bedside as physicians said his condition had turned for the worse. He has been ill at his Beach Haven New Jersey home since September 9 and his status grew more alarming in the last day.
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Mr. Cincinnatus
Pussy Per-Mew
Feline
Beach Haven
N. J
Maurice F. Egan
Denmark
Classifieds and Ads Offer Friendly Newspaper Service
The Commercial Tribune promotes its daily classified pages offering a wide range of items. Readers are urged to call Canal 6300 for free advice and to use the classified service as a helpful friend.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Canal 6300
Metallurgist Bagnara Killed Self During Experiment
The Los Angeles Examiner reports Dr. Sergio Bagnara metallurgist of international fame and Spanish noble descent died in Los Angeles after drinking poison by mistake during a scientific experiment. He was born in England and was thought to own large estates in England and Spain.
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Los Angeles
Sergio Bagnara
Los Angeles Examiner
Bagnara
England
Spain
Oklahoma Special Election Effort Withdrawn After Court Action
Campbell Russell withdrew a suit to force a October 2 special state election on an initiative to empower the Legislature to investigate Governor Walton. Judge Price had granted a temporary injunction blocking the ballot. Walton claimed the election would be illegal and would not confirm plans to block it.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Campbell Russell
J. C. Walton
Price
State Board of Elections
W. C. McAliser
State Election Board
Suit for 150000 Damages Against Ku Klux Klan Filed
S K Lesky of Ensworth Kansas filed in Muskogee federal court for 150000 damages against the Ku Klux Klan claiming injuries from being tarred and feathered in Tulsa County in July 1922. The suit names Richard Lloyd Jones a noted newspaper publisher and Charles B Peters Tulsa oil operator as joint defendants.
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Muskogee
Okla
S. K. Lesky
Ensworth
Kan
United States District Court
Ku Klux Klan
Tulsa County
Richard Lloyd Jones
Charles B. Peters
Tulsa Oil
Alleged Klan Records Found in New Jersey
Papers said to be minutes of a Ku Klux Klan meeting were seized from Herman B E Ross of Hoboken. The notes quote E C Banta urging Klan members to join rival political clubs to influence nominations. Police Chief Battersby reported the items.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
N. T
E. C. Banta
Herman BE. Ross
Hoboken
Battersby
Coroner's Jury Recommends Arrest in Carnegie Riot Murder
In Pittsburgh on September 29 the coroner's jury delivered a verdict in the murder of Ku Klux Klan member Thomas R. Abbott during the Carnegie riot on August 26. The jury urged apprehension of person or persons unknown for Abbott's killing.
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Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Thomas R. Abbott
Ku Klux Klan
Omaha Refining Company officers indicted for mail fraud
Federal Grand Jury in Omaha indicted officers and stock salesmen of the Omaha Refining Company on charges of using the mails in a scheme to defraud. The company is capitalized at 1,400,000 dollars.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha Refining Company
Italian Fleet Sails From Corfu Under Silent Banner
Italian warships departed Corfu in the evening for an unknown destination while destroyer Audace remained in port as part of the operation.
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Corfu
Audace
Sioux Indians Agree to Take Lloyd George Into Their Tribe
Secretary Work completed arrangements for ex-Premier Lloyd George to be initiated into the Sioux Indian tribe. A Sioux delegation will meet him in Minneapolis on October 15 and conduct ceremonies ending with the bestowal of an Indian name.
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Lloyd George
Washington
Minneapolis
Two Women Associates Of Ohio Prisoner Held In Indiana Bond Theft
Indiana detectives arrested two women linked to Milton Joyner alias Rex Forsythe in a bond theft case. The women Luella Portteus of Indianapolis and Goldie Derrickson of Muncie are held on vagrancy charges after investigators found letters suggesting they posed as relatives and that Joyner had plans to escape. Joyner, held in Wilmington, Ohio, faces related charges and Canadian arrest history. Authorities say the women may know Joyner’s bonds and the missing $40,000 in U S certificates stolen from the Indiana National Bank on September 13.
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Indianapolis
Milton Joyner
Rex Forsythe
Wilmington
United States
Indiana National Bank
Joyner
Luella Portteus
Goldie Derrickson
Muncie
Ind
Canada
Senator Gardner Fined For Traffic Violation
State Senator Joseph R. Gardner of Cincinnati was fined the costs of the court in Newport police court after arraignment on a traffic code violation for allegedly ignoring the Boone street one way rule. The costs were also assessed against three other Cincinnati men. Police officials said arrests of violators would continue, with warnings previously given.
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Joseph R. Gardner
First
Cincinnati
Newport
George Clinkenbeard
Gardner
Boone Street
Harry W. Werland
Alfred Warner
Edwin Liedemann
W. C. Thomasson
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