Year end glance at world tensions and peace hopes
A year end summary notes promise of disarmament and war reparations progress, with steps toward lasting peace among peoples. It highlights hopes for China’s Nationalist government, Croat political reforms, Hapsburg restoration agitation in Hungary, a failed fascist plot in Budapest, Alsace autonomy talk, Germany’s trade prospects, and ongoing English mining distress amid Germany’s shipyard strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Grace Andy
Hungary
Hapsburg
Budapest
Mussolini
Italy
Alsace
France
Germany
Russia
Berlin
England
Wales
Hamburg
Foreign policy and Hoover return from South America
The article notes U S actions on the Dawes plan revision with official and unofficial American experts to meet in Paris and later Germany. It reports favorable French progress on Rhineland evacuation and dates for 1924 League conferences. Hoover returns home from South America amid greetings, saying Latin American disputes are for nations and international action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Paris
Germany
Rhineland
League -of-Nations
Count von Bernstarte
The
League
Geneva
Herbert Hoover
South America
Paraguay
Two Gangmen Shoot In Cafe Ambush After Meeting
Police hunt for Chas Baldwin and a drug store owner after a cafe shooting near 1 a m. Mahoney and McGovern were at a nearby table when gunfire erupted. A man fled in a car with unknown plates, sparking a nationwide manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
McGovern
Chas
Baldwin
New Serum Aids Pneumonia Fight Aims to Cut Death Toll
Washington reports a new serum perfected to combat pneumonia. U S Public Health Service Dr George W McCoy notes L N Littauer Gloversville NY glove maker funded the effort after his wife died. The serum, based on a former preparation, is claimed to be more potent and has earned medical backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
George W. McCoy
United States Public Health Service
L. N. Littaurer
Gloversville
Funeral services for Miss Parrish at First Baptist Church
The body of Miss Parrish will be transported to Brown-Jow Park, with funeral services at 2 p.m. tomorrow conducted by Rev. John W. Brown from the residence, followed by interment at Blue Mont cemetery under Bartlett Funeral Company supervision. The Sentinel extends condolences to her friends. The body arrived in Grattan on train No. 11 and lay in state today at the Brownlow Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Brown- Jow Park
John W. Brown
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Sentinel
Gratton
Bartlett
Brownlow Park
Automobile Crash Near McGea City Involving Studebaker Sedan
A Studebaker sedan driven by Howard H Holt and carrying Mrs Holt and Mr and Mrs WW Hanway was struck by Jay C Thomas of Fairmont about a mile west of McGea at 9 15 PM. The Oldsmobile involved was nearly wrecked. First aid was given to the injured and they were taken to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lips
McGea
Studebaker
Howard H. Holt
Holt
Ww.c. Hanway
Jay. C. Thomas
Fairmont
Wrecks on Fairmont Highway and Main Street Scene
Accounts detail a weekend crash on the Fairmont Grafton highway involving D D Gist and two women Mildred Underwood and Ruth Tetrick, no injuries reported for the Holt party, and a later collision at Main and Market where Dr Campbell wrecked near a 200 foot precipice. Coroner notes indicate minor injuries and possible concussion while bystanders and a crane assisted, with limited official investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont-Grafton
Thomas
D.D. Gist
Mildred Underwood
Ruth Tetrick
Fairmont
Mie
Watking
Aggarare
W. R. Thomas
Fairmont Contracting Drayman
C. Campbell
Main
Market Streets
Baltimore and Ohio
Fay
Gorporal
Wy Wooddell
Deaths in Youngstown and Wilmington figures
Johnn Vernon, 87, pioneer founder of the Ohio Mutual Insurance Co based in Wilmington Delaware. Bertha Taylor Dupont, wife of Lamont Dupont, president of E I Dupont De Nemours and Co, noted in the obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Johnn. Vernon
The
Ohio Mutual Insurance Co
Wilmington
Del
Bertha Taylor Dupont
Lammont Dupont
E. I. Dupont de Nemours and Co
Troops Lead Searchers in Big Manhunt
Charley Shepherd, a negro convict, surrendered after a massive search led by Mississippi National Guard troops for the fugitive who killed J D Duvall, a prison employee, and abducted his daughter Ruth. More than 2,000 men hunted near prison camp 11. Duvall’s body was found in a home dining room and Ruth was traced fleeing with Shepherd. Rewards totaling 1,250 dollars were offered for the suspect’s capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthshire
Miss
Charley Shepherd
J.D. Duvall
Parchmen
Ruth
Parchman
Mississippi National Guard
J. D. Duvall
Shepherd
J. M. Hairston
Duvall
Miss Duvall
Mallage
Paul McDavid
Miss D Vall
Hilbo
Memphis
Evening Appeal
Lom= Bardy
Parehman
Jackson
Two Persons Drown In Plunge Of Car At Ostend Basin
Two individuals died when a motorcar carrying 18 passengers plunged into the Ostend yachting basin on the way to a football match. One woman was seriously injured and five others were hospitalized with immersion injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxsels
Belghum
Ysebalh
Thourout
Wealthy French Merchant Kidnapped by Bandits
Aguas Calientes dispatch reports insurgents abducted Leon Signaret, a wealthy French merchant. Troops pursue the kidnappers as efforts to secure his safe release continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Aguas Calientes
la Prensa
Leon Signaret
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AL Jolson
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Mies N Lewis Rton
Sam H. Harris
Scenano
AL Cohn
Jmay Usavoy Warner Oland Antag
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Cros
Warner Bros
AROS
Rarer Bros
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Rexall State
Page One
Millionaire
Miss Parrish
Automobile
Paramount
Pats
G Gare
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CV. Miller
Reliable Footwear
W. Va
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London
Dobbs & Co
Fifth Avenue
Dobbs
Win. Archdeacon Company
Mississippi
Grand Theatre
Charles R. Rogers
Tarzan the
White Wonder
Adele Buffington
Albert Rogell
Harry 5. Brown
Ken
Wonder Horse
Red Cross Pharmacy
West Side
Court
Tobing
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