Mail Robbers Loot Recovered by Officials in Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon Jil on January 21 virtually all of the $185000 obtained from a registered mail theft Friday was recovered by post office inspectors. About $100000 in cash was found in a closet at Rev Kyle's home, with $74000 seized in a garage and $16000 in another. Loren Williamson, held by authorities, and Rev Kyle are tied to the case as inspectors recover most of the loot from several sites.
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Jil
posteMice
Wiralds
Scotlony
Kyle
Loren’ Williamson
Kyte
Williamson
Nolan declares he shot Bagley to save own life
Fargo North Dakota January 21 F W Nolan on the stand testifies he shot Bagley in Hannaford last October to save his life claiming Bagley threatened him and that Tarley told him to kill. He demonstrates the gun and says he was not aiming to kill but to protect himself. The jury will decide the case.
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Bagley
Fargo
N.D
F. W. Nolan
Joseph Bagley
Hannaford
Pabsey
Tarley
Captain and Crew of Ship Rescued From Watery Grave
Newport News Jan 1 Rescue saved the captain and five crewmen of the British schooner Newton Lake who were clinging to a sinking vessel in a mid Atlantic gale. The British steamer Bournemouth ferried them aboard after a perilous hour. waves swamped the deck and fuel, food, and warmth revived the shipwrecked sailors after forty days at sea since Lisbon.
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Newport News
Atlantic
Bournmouth
Reas
Lisbon
Landis Jails Blind Pig Owner for Community Safety
Judge M. Landis declares William Schultz in TaChiteen jailed for safety of the community after a federal jury verdict. Peter Harris of Necedal found guilty of operating a still on his farm. Patay Castagna, Hurley saloon owner, found not guilty of wine possession and sale. Peter Bracken of Hurley guilty of wine with his weak drink saloon. Sakri Oravala of Hurley not guilty as bartender held but proprietor away fishing.
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Peter Bracken
Hurley
Landis
Sakri Oravala
Finances in Kentucky in Bad Position
Kentucky bankers and farmers warn that 1920 burley tobacco prices may fail to meet costs, risking bankruptcy for farmers and strain on banks and merchants. Officials note high labor costs, rising production, and widespread concern about holding the 1920 crop while potential loan strains grow. Kentucky produced about 498 million pounds in 1919 with a 1920 forecast near 467.5 million, amid belt restrictions to manage supply.
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Kentucky
Farner
Burley Tobacco Growers’“Association
Growers’ Association
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Age
Toledo Feeds 1200 Unemployed With Free Meals Today
In Toledo Otlo, the Social Service Federation reports more than 1,200 unemployed men received free meals at a public market today. Tickets were issued for fish and meal portions, aiming to aid ten thousand residents amid harsh conditions.
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Otto
Social Service Federation
Todd R. Cowel
Kalanmxoo
Mich
Ommt
Department of Tin
Gould Wine
Soutat
Gould wins professional tennis title in Philadelphia
Jay Gould defeats Jock Meutar at the Philadelphia Racquet Club to claim the professional championship of America. Gould triumphed in two straight sets after a longer opening set, securing the title in a final effort that highlights his leading amateur and open circuit status. A separate report notes a Canadian death in Lewis.
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Philadelphia
Jay Gould
America
Jock Meutar
Gould
Rreeneranya
Fequirad
Dan
Nn Lewis
Eight Men Shot in Irish Ambushes Near Dublin
Dublin January 21 eight men were shot and seven constables killed in successive ambushes near the city. In Glenwood an ambush killed Inspector Clarke and several police. later a lorry attack wounded others. Martial law plans and hostages for constabularies sparked surprise, while Cork reprisals saw buildings razed and arrests made including A F Starword who allegedly housed ammunition.
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Edward Brickland
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Ireland
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Jbut
Inspector Clarks
Lurgan
Belfast
Winnips
Canadian Mounted Rifles
Canada
Janet
Tyesterday
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A. F. Starword
Airplanes Carry Women Electors to the Capitol
Des Moines IA Jan 21 two Nebraska women presidential electors traveled toward Washington in successive flights planning a leg to Chicago then Cleveland Pittsburgh and finally Washington The Nebraska electors Mr Draper Smith 66 Omaha and Mrs H H Wheeler Lincoln welcomed by her daughter and grandchildren describe the journey’s first leg with curiosity over the ground’s movement while aboard the airliners.
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Des Moines
Nebraska
Washington
Chicago
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Draper Smith
Omaha
H. H. Wheeler
Lincoln Nob
Income tax blanks to be distributed within short time
Washington January 21forma for film income tax returns on incomes of five thousand dollars and loan will be ready for distribution Monday the bureau of internal revenue today announced copies will be sent to all persons who filed returns last year but failure to receive a copy will not relieve any one from making a return by March on the same date the bureau announced forma will be ready for filing returns of normal income tax to be paid as source such as interest on bonds and similar obligations of domestic and foreign corporations having a paying interest in the United States
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Washington
Forma
Bureau of Internal Revenue Today
United States
Building Boom In Spring Planned By Lumber Manufacturers
Chicago Jan 2 Representatives of building material industries from across the nation meet here under the National Lumber Manufacturers association to chart effective steps to start a building boom in the spring. President Harding endorses the association's purpose in a letter to the organization.
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Chicago
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Raspy raid uncovers $348 worth of small motors and mixers
In Racine Wisconsin on January 21 a sheriff searching a ragk Tomachok premises reportedly found and seized about 348 dollars worth of small motors and electric drink mixers. The raid targeted items described as part of the arthing ware at the Hamilton Reach tar.
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Racine
Wis
Hamilton Reach
Minot Policeman Shot by Runner Dies This Morning
Minot police report a officer shot by a runner named Arvoy Eirickson from Cilisholm Minnesota has died this morning at 1:30. His wife, who has lived away for months, remains recovering. Authorities say a murder charge will be sought against Erickson.
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Hierald
Sahet
N. D
Arvoy Eirickson
Whitey Tanner
Cilisholm
Minn
Wits Phot Enon
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Ter Eran
Aga
Erickaan
State Office Building Urged for Minnesota
Reported push in St Paul for a six story state office building with $750,000 allocated for immediate completion. Locally owned state land to host the structure under a certificate plan to retire debt at 150,000 annually plus interest. Senate session noted with minor bills advancing and a holiday bill for Armistice Day approved.
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Virginia
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Taka
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Wisconsin Administration Tax Bill Introduced in Senate
Madison Wisconsin January 11 The administration tax bill sponsored by Senator Severson of Iowa was introduced in the Senate today It includes a surtax on incomes for individuals and corporations with rates from two to six percent and a fine of one half of one percent per $1 000 up to 12 000 The tax would fund common and normal schools the university and highway funds Corporations would pay the same tax as individuals The bill also guarantees union rights freedom of speech and press The other measure by Senator Dannhardt would protect union representation and membership rights in Wisconsin
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Severson
Lola
Senate
Philipp
Assembly
Lberry
Wisconsin
Dannhardt
To the Farmer: Buy Local Goods to Keep Workers Employed
Fragmented plea urging farmers to purchase clothing shoes farm tools and household items to sustain employment. It links buyer choices to factory workers transport clerks miners and others who support agriculture. The message stresses continuing business and steady demand to maintain production in the nation.
Burdick Heads State Farm Bureaus Organization
Sta Correspondent reports from North Dakota on January 21 that the state farm bureau is forming a permanent organization. Burdick of Williston is president, with about 10,000 initial members. Officers include Hans Georgeson as vice president and Louis Nottim as treasurer, plus directors from Dickinson, Crosby, Wingal, and Oakes. Resolutions await federation action and marketing issues may be deferred pending committee guidance. Membership shows ten counties organized, including Grand Forks, with more under way.
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Margo
W. W. Denison
Oakes
A. Nelton
Wingal
O. H. Hector
Crosby
M. G. Casady
Dickinson
Grand Forks
Secultural College
No New Trial Denied for Lloyd and Cohort in Sedition Case
In Chicago on January 21, William Faulk Lloyd a millionaire sergeant at arms of the communist party and nineteen associates were overruled in a bid for new trials after being convicted of violating sedition laws. Attorneys secured arrest of judgments delaying surrender as arguments set for January 29 with plans to take the case to the Supreme Court. Lloyd and most defendants were present in court for today's ruling.
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Chicago
Modona
William Faak Lloyd
Tribor Party
Minos
Cook County
Plan plebiscite on Austria joining Germany
Berne Switzerland January 21 Independent action by Tyrolean Landtag on union with Germany is in prospect Austrian dispatches report The Landtag advised holding a plebiscite on the question with expected government action by next month.
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Austria
Germany
Berne
Switzerland
Landtax
Landtag
Mild Weather Postpones East Ski Meet
The Norge Ski Club postponed its annual ski meet planned for Cary Illinois due to unusually mild weather. Everett McGowan, amateur U S champion, will contest professional skaters this season starting in St Paul Minnesota with a series of races including the 220 yard dash and three mile events. Charles Booher, Missouri congressman from the Fourth district, died at his Savannah Missouri home.
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The
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Cary
Ilinois
Bt. Paul
Minn
Everett McGowan
United States
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Bupliv
St. Paul
Bobby McLean
Booher
St. Josep
Miss
Charles Booher
Congresa
Missouri
Savannah
Telegraphic Briefs Global War News From Fronts and Capitals
Reports from Vladivostok and Cork describe military funerals and reprisals amid martial law. Diplomatic tensions surface as Bakhmetev seeks talks with Paris regarding Kerensky’s government. U S officials discuss vacancies on war finance board and a $12 million Toryan appropriation bill passes in Congress. The Atlantic and Pacific fleets unite en route to Callao and Valparaiso. A Cork fire destroys Sinn Fein occupied houses and a judge notes martial law measures. A Chicago chase uncovers $21,200 in bonds. Federal officers probe a nail robbery case in Illinois.
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Washington
Cork
Sinn Fein
Turks Arrest This U S Relief Worker
Raymond Custer of Berkeley Springs West Virginia a relief worker in Turkey was arrested at Sivas by Turkish nationalists and sentenced to six months in prison for threatening guards Both Custer and his wife have done relief work in Turkey for two years previously they did missionary work in Africa
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Turkey
Sivas
Custer
Africa
Investigation of Charges by Jones Expected
Washington January 21 An investigation by the Shipping Board was in prospect today over Senator Jones charges concerning the International Mercantile Marine. Jones said the company entered a 20 year agreement with Britain to pursue no harmful to British shipping. Chairman Benson planned to refer the matter to the board for action and to obtain a copy of the disputed agreement.
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Shipping Board
International Mercantile Marine Company
Senator Jones
National Merchant Marine Association
Jones
Sen
Ator Commerce | Sommitine
International Mercanile Marine 1303
Idlo
Benson
Merchant, Marine Association
PA. S. Franklin
International Mercantile, Marine
Merchant Marine Associaion Convention
Harding Heads South for Florida as Vacation Plans Loom
President elect Warren G Harding travels by private car toward Florida with tight valuables bag as he shifts focus from conferences to golf and rest. Mrs Harding stays in Marion handling personal affairs before joining him after brief Washington trip. The trip includes a connection through Chattanooga and Atlanta with arrival expected in St Augustine Sunday.
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Klew Hardy
Len
Harding
Hardine
Casey Heads Equity Co-operative Packing Company Victory
Fargo stockholders backed President Casey and the board, empowering a certificate of indebtedness up to 600000 to stabilize finances. Opponents led by Reichert urged an audit by the North Dakota Banking Board, but the resolutions expressing confidence and financing passed by a large majority.
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Fargo
N. D
J. M. Casey
Equity Co-operative Packing Company
Lamue
Anthony Walton
Minot
William Olson
Valley City
Lewin Allenberd
Sabin
Minn
Aner
Reichert
Northwest Audit Company
Fallruth
State Banking Board
Lewis Altenberd
Rina
Renclusions Committee
Thurutay
Casey
Stecesa
Senatoy P. GO. Thorson
Grand Forke
Argekholders
Hearings On Carter Bill For Coal Regulation Expanded
The Senate committee prepared for indefinite hearings on the Carter bill regulating the coal industry. Fresh inquiries followed charges that the New York wholesale coal association opposed action against profiteers. A W Riles accused organization officials of obstructing Lever Act proceedings and named Charles Allen and Go Tn Bakes Golijac. The committee received strong support from Chairman Thompson who said Congress may restore competition or move toward nationalization.
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Ashington
Senate
New York Wholesale Coal Association
Paul Profiteers
A.W. Riles
Charles
Allen
Golijac
Betes
Thompson
Freral Con
Congress
Congreva Mum
Industriar
Doctor Hangs by Rope to Aid Three Men At Cliff
New York report describes Dr. Donnelly of Fordham Hospital dangling from a 20 foot rope in attempt to rescue three men stranded on an embankment at the city outskirts. Fire crews aided the operation and the doctor's actions were credited with aiding the rescue effort.
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Donnelly
Fordham Hospital
Omuskirt
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