No trace found of missing Sandborn schoolteacher
Kathryn Hart 26, daughter of Abraham Hart, vanished from Midway Florida where she taught. Her father traveled to Florida with no trace located. portion of money remains in her bank, belongings at a boarding house, and school officials have no information. Relatives press for answers as searches continue.
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Abraham Hart
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Bicknell News
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Longworth Arrives in Chicago for February Hospital Rendezvous
Alice Roosevelt Longworth reached Chicago amid a tentative early February hospital rendezvous. She said she was feeling well and would not give interviews, continuing her quiet public presence as the daughter of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Cinternational News Service
Chicago
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Chicago Hospital
Theodore Roosevelt
Reichstag backs new government in confidence vote
Berlin January 22 the reichstag approved the new government in a vote of confidence. Deputy Von Kardolf of the People’s Party rejected claims that Germany was preparing for war as ridiculous.
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Berlin
Reichstag
von Kardolf
People’s Party
Germany
Bushman and Beverly Bayne Separate After 1918 Marriage
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne have separated but not filed for divorce. Bayne says they decided to live apart, the couple’s 1918 marriage produced a five year old son who stays with Bayne in Hollywood. Bushman is abroad with a film company.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Los Angeles Times
Murderer of Five Will Die February 13
John Kammerer, who killed the Eder family of five with an axe, will be hanged February 13 in Wheaton Illinois without appeal or further trial steps, an International News Service report states.
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International News Service
Wheaton
Ilh
John Kammerer
Eder
Jury divided in Hudson liquor case involving senator
In Jersey City on January 22 Judge Charles Egan dismissed a hopelessly split jury in the Hudson county liquor cases. The trial involved ten policemen and two civilians with a prosecutor suggesting a new trial. A prosecutor indicated United States Senator Edwards acted as intermediary in the liquor transaction.
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Sinternational News Service
Jersey City
N. J
Charles Egan
Hudson County
United States
Edwards
Attempt 10 Settle Mine Controversy
A AFL mediated talks set for Cleveland aim to resolve a long running dispute between the United Mine Workers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers over nonunion coal mines in West Virginia and Kentucky. Key figures include William Green Warren Stone and Frank Morrison with wage contract friction cited. Green met President Coolidge briefly at the White House.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
West Virginia
Kentucky
Cleveland
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood
Coal River Collieries Company
Il Paso
American Federation
Stone
United Mine Workers
Green
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Indiana to centralize state expenses under new budget plan
The budget survey committee reports that Indiana should extend the budget to all departments, create a central purchasing board, and finance from a central fund. A new state board of safety would oversee police, factory and boiler inspections, fire prevention, and women and children in industry. The fish and game wardens and oil inspectors would join the police.
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Uinternational News Service
Indianapolis
Special Budget Survey Committee
Ed Jackson
State Board of Safety
Department of State Police
Department of
Department of Fire Prevention
Department of Women and Children In
Fish and Game Warden
Police Department
Indiana
North Central States
Missouri Solon Wounded in Routing Hold Up
Representative Fred Frey aged 71 was slightly wounded today when he routed a bandit just before the Missouri house convened. Frey scuffled with the armed assailant after being ordered to raise his hands and the gun discharged as the bandit fled.
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International News Service
Jefferson City
Fred Frey
Missouri House
Frey
Indiana Library Department Consolidation Proposal
A proposal to combine the state law library the public library commission the historical commission and the legislative reference bureau into a single Indiana library department. The plan aims to streamline operations and centralize library and reference services under one state entity.
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State Libray
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State Law Library
Public Library Commission
Historical Commission
Legislative Reference Bureau
Indiana Library Department
Senate passes bills on religious instruction and constable bonds
Indianapolis Jan 22 The senate endorsed the education committee report allowing public school pupils to receive two hours of religious instruction weekly unless parents object It enacted a law prohibiting constables from appointing deputies without bond
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Senate Today
Education Committee
Senate
Another Effort To Pass Postal Pay Bill Renewed
The Senate opened debate on the Moses omnibus bill seeking a $62 million raise in postal wages financed by higher rates. In the current plan newspapers and magazines would pay part of the increase but parcel post would bear the largest share.
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Washington
Senate
Memorial Day Speedway Races Blocked Then Postponed
An international news report states the Miller bill, which would ban holding speedway races on Memorial Day, was killed in the house as lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to indefinitely postpone further action on the measure.
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Miller Bill
TL International News
Indianapolis
Miller
Life Sentence Demanded in Jazz Maniac Case
In San Francisco on January 22 the prosecution urged a life term for Dorothy Ellingson the jazz maniac who shot her mother. Her condition improved after a collapse and she is set to appear before Juvenile Judge Murasky who may order her held for superior court on murder or sent to the girls home until age 23.
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Murasky
Forger Mose Turman Indicted In $1.3 Million Fraud Case
Mose Turman son of a Chicago rabbi and Equity Finance executive confessed to forgeries totaling 1.3 million dollars. Indicted for second degree forgery, he is released on 5000 dollar bail after returning to New York to face the charges. Prosecutors estimate total theft and misappropriation near two million dollars with eight complainants and numerous forged notes.
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Mose Turman
Chicago
Equity Finance and Service Company
Thurman
Turman
Buffalo
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Peter
Arms Conference urged by U S Senate
Washington Jan 22 President Coolidge is advised to call a second arms conference under an amendment to the naval appropriation bill. Senator McKellar Democrat of Tennessee offered a resolution asking the president to report to the senate whether the last conference treaty restricting navies was violated by Great Britain in the Rodney and the Nelson. The resolution went over under the rules.
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Coolidge
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
Great Britain
Turman admits Ponzi scheme collapse in wake of debt
Turman told prosecutors he borrowed $100 to aid his widowed mother in Chicago and sought get-rich-quick gains. He described aiming to be a Napoleon of finance, tried a Ponzi, failed, and watched his bubble burst as trouble mounted.
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Paul
Chicago
Turman
Rev Campbell Gray Elected Coadjutor of Northern Indiana Diocese
Rev Campbell Gray of Peoria Illinois was elected coadjutor of the northern Indiana diocese of the Episcopal church. The decision was announced at a special council to choose an assistant to Bishop John White in South Bend Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
Campbell Gray
Peoria
Northern
Indiana
Episcopal Church
John White
Republican editors gather at Indiana love feast in Indianapolis
Editors from across Indiana convene for the Indiana Republican Editorial Association mid winter love feast in Indianapolis. The event includes shop sessions, a banquet at Hotel Severin, honors for best weekly and best daily papers, and a principal address by United States Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio.
Danger of Anthracite Strike Now Averted
Conciliation Commissioners Davis and Dewey told Secretary of Labor Davis that a general strike in Pennsylvania coal fields has been averted. They will join with the anthracite conciliation board and miners' commission to settle disputes between 11,000 Pittston miners and operators.
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International News Service
Washington
Pennsylvania
Thomas Davis
James Dewey
Davis
Anthracite Conciliation Board
Special Miners’ Commission
Pittston Fields
Denver and Rio Grande Train Wreck Near Grand Junction
Twelve people were injured when a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train derailed near Grand Junction Colorado today. Eight cars left the track and three passengers were reported seriously hurt. two others may die. Injured were taken to local hospitals.
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Cointiernational News Service
Grand Junction
Delc
Denver & Rio Grande
Indicted Smithville High Principal Faces Serious Allegations
Blooming to n, Ind January 22 Smithville town and countryside rally from basketball talk as eight female students accuse Levi Burnsworth high school principal of misconduct. An affidavit signed by eight pupils alleges he kissed and hugged pupils and asked them to sit on his lap. Burnsworth admits some contact but denies criminal intent and offers resignation which trustees oppose. A petition demanding removal has over seventy percent of patrons signing and a formal hearing will follow with many witnesses expected.
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Bloomington
Ind
Smithville
Levi Burnsworth
Cleve Heltenburg
Clear Creek Township
Heltenburg
Burnsworth
Jones
Messrs. Smith
Fynn
Costa Rica Withdraws From League Of Nations
Geneva January 22 Costa Rica notified the League of Nations of its intention to resign its membership effective January 1927 no reason given for quitting the league.
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Costa Rica
League OF Nations
International
Geneva
League
Steamship Carico Capsizes in James River Sinking
In Norfolk on January 22 the steamship Carico capsized and sank in the James River near Claremont. All aboard survived with 18 crew members and two passengers saved.
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Carico
James River
Claremont
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