Plateau Slayer Suspect Linked to Herrick Attack
Paris January 23 reports indicate Germaine Berton the anarchist woman who killed royalist Marius Plateau may also have been behind an October 1921 attempt on American ambassador Myron Herrick. Investigations by judge examining magistrate Jesselin focus on documents and notes Berton claimed to have shared with anarchist friends. The royalist editor’s death sparks monarchist threats and violence against socialist papers amid calls to occupy Berlin and station aviation depots near the city.
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Marius Plateau
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Action Frantales
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Berlin
Leon Theudet
Chamber of Depots
LiaAction Francaise Today
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L'Oeuvre
la Ere Nouvelle
Humaite
Bank Messengers Robbed of $50,000 in Brooklyn
International Nova Service reports two robbers halted Irving National Bank messengers transferring $60,000 from Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn to a branch. The bandits used two cars, forced the men from the vehicle, and fled after leaving them on a sparsely settled Brooklyn sidewalk.
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International Nova Service
New York
Irving National Bank
Pitkin Avenue Bank
Brooklyn
The Pesky Bug That Haunts the Town
An old timey tale describes a tiny Atels creature among doctors causing illness and fear. It stabs with venom like a dirk, prompting calls to doctors and nurses who administer medicines. The patient suffers crankiness and a fever as weather reads twenty four today.
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Bacilus
Exportation Of Coal To Canada May Be Stopped
Senator David Walsh to introduce a senate resolution seeking a Canadian coal embargo until U S needs are met. It asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to halt cross border shipments and to investigate coal combustibility to limit distribution of nonflammable material. Only coal meeting a combustible standard would be moved in interstate transit.
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Massachusetts
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New England
Boy rides 887 miles to visit grandmother in city
A 15 year old Harry C. Robinson left Peoria Illinois riding 88 miles to New Castle to reach his grandmother Mrs L M Robinson in the Dean block. After eight days on the road he arrived exhausted but cheerful saying it isn’t such a bad world. He met many strangers who fed him and gave shelter along the way.
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Harry C. Robinson
Peoria
New Castle
Illinois
France Cancels Deportation Order
British information says France cancelled the deportation order for Von Lanzenauer, head of the German finance department, issued after an unsuccessful arrest attempt. The British refuse to expel German officials from the British occupied Rhineland as they are considered neutral in the current situation.
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International News Service
Cologne
von Anvenauer
Finance Department
von Lanzenauer
Rhineland
Indiana Quakes As Liquor Ring Faces Exposure
Indiana officials including Gary mayor Roswell Johnson and sheriff William Olds face federal indictments as a major liquor operation in the Middle West is exposed. Prosecutors say Northern Indiana will be turned upside down as arrests unfold after 16 year old Agnes Stabey provided information leading to indictments tied to a Canada to Chicago shipment via Michigan sand dunes.
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International News Service
Gary
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Johnson
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Dwight E. Kinder
Gary City
Lake County
Middle West
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Prohibition Enforcement Division
Indiana
Minjitira
Indianapolia Fed
Arregtg
Canada
Chicago
Michigan
Agnes Stabey
Prohibs Lift Ban on Whiskey Owing To Flu Epidemic
National prohibition officials ordered bars opened for physicians with exhausted prescription blanks to treat flu patients. Acting Prohibition Commissioner J E Jones said the emergency measure allows doctors to issue up to 100 liquor prescriptions per three months to cope with the epidemic. The move aims to aid care while believing abuse will be unlikely and humane to patients suffering the flu. Mrs Margaret A Maloney, wife of Martin Maloney of Philadelphia, a gas magnate and Papal Marquis, died at her Spring Lake home.
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Washington
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Spring Lake
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Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Papal Marquis
Governor Pinchot Announces First State Budget
Governor Pinchot presented the first state budget to the General Assembly detailing two year revenues and expenditures totaling 89 million dollars. He initially subtracts 29.9 million owed at year end and then trims allocations, cutting the highway department to 1 million and public instruction to about 28.2 million, with further salary reductions and new legislation planned for county salaries.
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International News
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Gardner Bill Introduced in Senate on Monday
Harrisburg bureau reports Senator Craig introduced a bill in the Pennsylvania senate on Monday night to amend article two of the constitution. The measure would empower the legislature to classify counties cities boroughs school districts and townships by population with limits on how many classes each can have, while deeming such classification general legislation.
Rabbits From Missouri Speak In Lawrence County Interview
An offbeat Lawrence County feature recounts a surreal encounter with a group of six rabbits near Rose Point in Cassville Missouri. The animals chatter about clover, grain, and local pride as a bemused observer records their banter amid a roadside scene.
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Lawrence County
A R Members Have Banquet at New Castle
The New Castle Sons of the American Revolution held their annual meeting and banquet at the First Presbyterian Church with about 25 members attending. Four members were honored in memorial tributes prepared by Attorney Harry K. Gregory. Officers elected for the next year include Harry McKee Jr president J B Hoon vice president W J Caldwell secretary Dr Fulton Jackson treasurer Homer Drake registrar and F G Simonton who presided. State officers were present. Continued on page two.
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DuShane
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Harry W. McKee
Harry K. Gregory
Harry McKee, Jr
J. B. Hoon
W. J. Caldwell
Fulton Jackson
Homer Drake
F. G. Simonton
Flag to be hauled down at Ehrenbreitstein fortress
Coblenz January 23 The American flag that has fluttered over Ehrenbreitstein fortress for years will be hauled down at noon tomorrow. The U S army of occupation on the Rhine will depart for Antwerp to sail homeward on the St Mihiel while French guards of honor stand with the Americans. Upon arrival in the United States all married men under rank of star sergeant will be honorably discharged unless exceptional. German mourning is seen among locals attached to the doughboys.
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United States Army of Occupation
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Antwerp
St. Mihiel
United States
Death notices for Gilliland Johnson Gwin Lally
Death records list Ralph H. Gilliland 37 at S14 Base Henoo te, William S. Johnson 75 of 417 Spruce Street, Martha Wright 73 of Zelienople, PA, Albert J. Gwin of North Bower Township, and Mary Anne Lally 75 of Wampum.
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Henoote
William S. Johnson
Sprucestreet
Martha Wright
Zelienople
Albert J. Gwin
North Bower Township
Mary Anne Lally
Wampum
Ralph Gilliland Dies Suddenly In City
Ralph Gilliland, longtime city resident born September 25, 1865, died suddenly at midnight at his home on East Street. Survived by wife Florence Gilliland, brother James of Youngstown, and sister Anna of the city. Funeral Thursday January 25 at 3 p.m. at General Presbyterian Church. interment in Bok Park cemetery. Also note: Mrs Alice Huber underwent a serious operation at New Castle Hospital Monday and is progressing as well as could be expected.
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Youngstown
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Ast Street
Francis Reee
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New Castle Hospital
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Local News Snippets From Across Towns
A string of tragic mishaps and odd happenings from Adentown Ps Pittsburgh Jacksonburg Wv Syracuse N X Latrobe Px and Youngstown. Milestones include a 75 year old man’s death after a fall and choking infant a 76 year old woman struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train a 77 year old man buried in snow and a driver injured in a windshield crash. Fashion notes cover spring skirts and hat accents.
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