Site for Large Apartment House Bought
Veatch has purchased Lots 5 and 6 of Samuel T Casey addition and will erect a three story modern apartment building at Ninth and Mapere Streets. Lumberman Veatch plans to close contracts for material next week and has already bought some. The sale was arranged by Smith and Bledsoe. price paid was 4g. Desirable residential area near business district.
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Narl
Veateh
Samuel T. Causey
St. Louis
Elore
Ao Durgze
Rota
Veatch
Lord von Mverlor
Smith and Bledsoe
Samuel T Casey
Officer arrests three last night at city church
Newt Curtis, Mrs. Isabelle Scarber of this city, and John Lance of Dix were arrested by Patrolman A. W. Allen at a South Fifteenth Street church. The woman faced disturbance charges. all three fined for carrying concealed weapons. Lance held a 44 caliber Winchester. Curtis a 22 calibre gun. both weapons, revolvers, and knucks turned over to State's Attorney Frank G. Thompson for prosecution. Curtis, on parole from a prior conviction in Jefferson County, faces felony weapon charges. Curtis jailed for fines. Lance formerly village marshal of Dix.
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Newt Curtis
Isabelle Scarber
John Lance
Dix
South Fifteenth Street
A. W. Allen
S. D. Cooper
Curtis
Lance
Winchester
Allen
Frank G. Thompson
Thompson
Curtin
Jefferson County
Tianea
Spanish "Love Pirate" and Wife Arrested in St Louis
Pierre Paul Auther and Mrs Phillip Franzen were arrested in St. Louis after being found by newspapermen. They waive extradition and were taken to Chicago. Auther, a chemist from Highland Park, is wanted for wife abandonment. Franzen says they are soul mates and had never wed.
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St.louis
Prena
ST. Louis
G.erre
Paul Auther
Highland Park
Philip Feanzen
Madison Wis
Chicago
Auther
Hingis
Mel Franzen
Spanish Brander Auther Faces Larceny Charge In St Louis
In St Louis Jan s Merte Paul Auther called the Spanish Brander allegedly abducted Mrs Franzen wife of Phillip Franzen of Madison Wisconsin at gunpoint and fled from Chicago. He and Mrs Franzen deny threats saying they love each other and will face the law together. They were traced via a trunk check from Chicago to St Louis where they stayed in a hotel. A warrant for larceny had been sworn by Franzen. They spoke of marriage plans and denied violence or coercion. The couple remained together amid dramatic police station declarations.
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Franen
Auther
St. Louis
Chicago
Franzen
Ruther
Milwaukee
Racine
Insurance Man Mysteriously Slain in Kansas City
The body of O V Kudge vice-president of Midland Life Insurance Co was found in his driveway in Kansas City Missouri with a single gunshot wound to the head. A small revolver and a .38 caliber revolver with one cartridge fired were found near the body. The family says he was awakened by prowlers, dressed quickly, and went to investigate, believing he was murdered.
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Associated Prean
Kansas City
Dan
O. V. Kudge
Midland Life Insurance Co
Mr. Dodge
Weather Update Forecast For Fall Night And Tomorrow
The forecast calls for moderate temperatures tonight and tomorrow with no major weather events. The article also recounts a domestic dispute involving Auther Franzen and Franzen's wife, detailing a financial request and a cashing of a $100 check, followed by a brief farewell scene.
Love bandit to face grand larceny trial in Madison
MADISON Wisconsin January 9 Police officials say P Auth er known as love bandit will be brought to Madison to face grand larceny charges for allegedly taking 110 dollars from Philip Franzen University of Wisconsin chief painter and threatening him with a revolver yesterday Mrs Franzen was seized at gunpoint and the incident stems from a dispute involving her husband authorities stated
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Uy Associated Prean
Madison
P. Auther
Philip Franzen
University of Wisconsin
Franven
Madigan police rush to move on Auther larceny case
Highland Park authorities plan to transfer Paul Auther from St. Louis to Highland Park on charges of wife and child abandonment. Anther remained in seclusion as word spread that his wife and Mrs Franzen were arrested in St. Louis.
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Preas
Highland
Madigan
Paul Auther
Hichland Park
Ave
Crandee
Harre
St.ouis
Mira
Anther
Franzen
St. Louis
Maka
Frienda
Warmer Than Normal January Says Weather Office
A Springfield weather office dispatch reports the first six days of January have averaged 16 degrees above normal, the warmest start to January since 1880. Officials note summerlike conditions in winter and statewide anomaly with especially high readings in the southern portion.
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Annoctled
Prema
Springfield
Uniols
Janary
Weather Bureau
Gigantic statewide citizens committee to fight invasion
LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS reports in Kay Balina that a huge statewide citizens committee will be formed on Monday to oppose the Non-Partisan League invasion of Kansas. In London, Veglia island population revolted, forming a coalition republic. three soldiers were killed in reported fighting.
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Balina
Kay
Kansas
International News
London
Veglia
Adriatic Sea
Rome
National Retail Dry Goods Association proposes tax overhaul
Washington January 8 A comprehensive plan for revising federal tax law aims to raise about four billion dollars, as estimated by Secretary Houston, and was filed with the House Ways and Means committee by the tax commission of the National Retail Dry Goods Association. The plan includes new proposals such as a federal poll tax of five dollars on every person over 21 with independent income.
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Washington
Houston Fe
House Ways and Means
Tax Commission
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Alcoholism treatment at city hospital rises in late 1920
New York reports that nearly twice as many men and women were treated for alcoholism at the city hospital in the last four months of 1920 than in the same period of 1919, according to a statement released today.
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New York
City Hospital
Cold and hunger drive 15 daily personal crisis calls in Budapest
By Associated Press. In Budapest on January 8, police report that cold and hunger trigger about 15 personal crisis reports each day. The tally reflects ongoing hardship amid winter conditions and official concern.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Budapest Hiccup Epidemic Fears Alarm Residents
By Associated Prensa. Budapest reports a hiccup epidemic causing widespread distress. Patients cannot sleep or eat and some have suffered for two to three weeks, raising alarm among the population as physicians struggle to cope.
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Associated Prensa
Budapest
Jan
Moderate quake felt near Georgetown University
A moderate earthquake shock was recorded today on the gesamograph at Georgetown University. Indications place the epicenter about 2,100 inches from Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University
New Law Brings Over $3 Million Revenue in Illinois
Springfield agency head Fred W. Potter cites state tax on foreign insurers at two percent of premium income. The law, enacted by the previous legislature, yields more than $3,000,000 in revenue.
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Springfield
Fred W. Potter
State Insurance Department
Unsolved Murders Plague New York City in 1920s
A New York press summary portrays over 100 unsolved murders and about 40 robberies or thefts in 1920, with high crime tension on Broadway and Fifth Avenue. It notes curfews, police patrols, and calls for citizen vigilance as newspapers compare the city’s crime wave to Wild West days, naming victims and figures like Joseph B. Elwell and Miss Hoxie.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Waldorff-Astoria
42Nd Street
Coyete Canyon
Grand Central
Leadtop Napers
Santa Fe
Bloody Hollow
Midnleht
Central Park
Criminal Courts Bench
Subway
Overland Limited
Jame James
Battmates
Shout
Great White Way
Joseph B. Elwell
Rnenla Constance Ywoxte
Frederick C. Ecker
Elwell
Hama
Hotele
Enright
Right Bower
Nation Reassures on Financial Sanity Amid Depression
In New York Gov. Harding of the federal reserve board proclaims the nation has recovered its normal state and is free from extreme pessimism or optimism. He says danger of a general collapse has passed and the worst is over. Signs point to easing extreme depression in some industries and a future driven by foreign trade.
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Associated
Mienan
New York
Jan. S
Optonisim
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Mrs Joshua Owens Buried Today
The funeral of Mrs Dollla Owens wife of Joshua Owens who died yesterday at noon was held this afternoon at 2 at Epworth Macehotel and Oakwood burial followed. Mrs Owens age about 28 is survived by her husband and two children. The family lived at 202 South Third street.
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Dollla Owens
Joshua Owens
Epworth Macehotel
Oakwood
Officers chosen by state banks
The annul meetings of the stock holders and directors of the Ewing State Bank and the State Bank of Whittington were held this week. The election of officers resulted as follows: At Whittington, QO. AM. McAroos, President, Stauntey Watson, Vice-president, Grover C. Payne, cashier, At Fwing. Albert Watson, president, Jarvis J. Pearce, vice-president, Joel R. Watson, vice-president, Grover C. Webb, vice-president, Charles V. Clark, cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing State Bank
State Bank of Whittington
Whittington
QO. AM. McAroos
Stauntey Watson
Grover C. Payne
Fwing
Albert Watson
Jarvis J. Pearce
Joel R. Watson
Grover C. Webb
Charles V. Clark
Police push to curb gun violence with more patrols
The Commissioner answered rising gun violence by extending police hours and calling for 500 additional officers. He plans to rent armed automobile squads to patrol business districts and shopping areas.
Fighting at Tramore Barracks Leaves Three Dead
A police barracks in Tramore County Waterford within martial law area was attacked last night. A military party sent to relieve police was ambushed. Three attackers died after heavy fighting, with other casualties suspected. One soldier wounded and a policeman injured. The attackers driven off. News from Associated Press. Dublin dispatch. London reports add that the British cabinet released a "White Book" on the Irish situation, listing violence cases and alleging planned Easter uprising.
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Dublin
Eamon al
Rishi
Knelleh
Dominic
Max Swiney
Irish Republican Army
MacSwiday
Bmyton Prison
Ats
International News
London
Lloyd George
England
John Devoy
Daily American
New York
Dan F. Coghlan
McNeil
Bernstorff
Ireland
Aiis
Limerick
Armenia
Turkey
Wilson
United States
North Street Residence Sold to Willista Sebel
The sale of Paul W. Morgan's residence at 815 North Street to Willista Sebel was reported yesterday. Sebel purchased the valuable home for a sum understood to be 6500 dollars.
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Paul W. Morgan
North Street
Willista
Sebel
Mr. Sebel
Large mill at Dubois burned in early week fire
The Dahlgren Milling Co suffered a heavy loss when its large mill at Dubois was destroyed by fire early this week. Company principal Le Dahlgren stated the firm will operate to full capacity and maintain adequate service to the local branch, per John UC Dale.
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Dahlgren Milling Co
Dubois Weet
Cenmeeisers
le Dahlgren
Eggy
Comp
Oval
John UC
Dale
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Eastern Star
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 31
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Pierre Paul Auther
Phillip Franzen
International Newa
Mr. Franzen
Stenine
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Weather Ofice
Late Telegraph
Associated Presse
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Aassociated Press
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Dead Man's Gulch
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U.S
Tramore
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Dubois
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