Hart and Tilson Escape From Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore Md Jan 14 Detectives pursue two convicts Jack Hart and Tilson after a successful but rumored escape from the Maryland Penitentiary. Warden Claude B Sweesey warned of escape plans as authorities extend a nation wide search amid rumors and local efforts to locate the pair.
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Baltimore
Jack Hart
Eenny
Yams Connelly
Wiliam Frank Gilson
William Tileon
Baltimore County
Sen
Hart and Tilson
Claude B. Sweesey
Merger Merits Of The Mellen Tax Program Debate
The Mellen tax program faces heavy discussion before the House Ways and Means Committee. Treasury officials and lawmakers hear from many witnesses on taxation concepts and the Treasury plan. Treasury actuary Josephoy was asked to estimate revenue under the substitute proposal as Democrats push for a 64 percent maximum surcharge.
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Heese Sas and Means
Treasury
Josep ‘Oy
Treasury Actuary
Meilon
Gevpeiherg Pom
Gerner Oe Tezas
Demecrate
Somerset Negro Shot in Ambiguous Early Report
Fragmentary OCR text reports a shooting involving a Black man in Somerset with unclear details. Mentions a victim, possible injury, and witness or police actions, but readability is too poor to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
Newspaper Men Visit Shrine of King Tut
Laxer Egypt January 14. Newspaper men visit the shrine of King Tutankhamun as scaffolding surrounds the canons. Workmen have battered the shrine into position while scratches mar the gilding and hieroglyphics mark sections for alignment.
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Tut
Laxer
Egypt
A. P
Carter
Lincoln kinman burns two bodies in Aurora blaze
Aurora daily notes lawyer W J Lincoln and relative Byron Sheep cremated January 10 1923 after a fire. The report identifies Lincoln as a lawyer and horticulturist and mentions his distant kinship to Abraham Lincoln while detailing the tragic blaze and cremation of Byron Sheep.
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Kiesmen
Abraham Lincoln
Aurora, IL
Aurora
W J Lincoln
Byron Sheep
Butler Drive on Crime Shows Sharp City Decline
Philadelphia reports by Brigadier General Samed Butler show a strong crackdown on crime after he took office with Mayor Kendrick. In a six day period 484 raids targeted saloons and other establishments, yielding arrests and a drop in drunkenness as authorities vow to continue the push until more criminals leave the city.
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Associated
Philadelphia
Samed D. Butler
Genover
Possie ‘Safety
Kendrick
Police
Pater
Ie Gee Geomrapi Mills
Sengstit Mills
Ute
Marylanders Die In Accident Near Oden Tom
Three Marylanders, a man and two girls aged 16, were killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad express train near Oden Tom Maryland. The victims include Mr Beam, a Stone Bus farmer, and his two sisters-in-law traveling with him.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beam
Odentom
Youngest 3 P. Is 21 Lemece Der 24
In the recent elections the youth section held cheers as the youngest member claimed a chair. Eldest board member Lord Dyester remained in position as of the final count.
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Lemece
Hament
Congressional Work Centers on Committees Amid Debates
Washington January 14 AP Congress moves to start work on major measures as House and Senate committees tackle rules reform and farm relief. The House considers changes to discharge petition signatures while backing repeal of the Underwood Rule. Ways and Means opens tax cut hearings under the Melsom bill with agriculture panels resuming farm relief talks. Senate Interstate Commerce plans hearings under Senator Smith while housekeeping on foreign relations proceeds.
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Congress
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Interiar Department
Ways and Means
Agriculture Committees
Senate
Meuse
Henry Ford
Guidaere
Tte
Demorrain Teanesa
Smith
South Carolne
Warehouse Bandits Bind Guard and Rob in Newark NJ
Ten men attacked the Pierce Butler and Pierce Express warehouse in Newark New Jersey. They bound guard John Brown and seized whiskey valued at about 100000. The thieves forced Brown to assist signals during rounds and loaded cases onto a freight elevator and trucks outside. Police seek suspects and investigate with New York and Philadelphia authorities notified.
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Newark
Brown
Crown
Trades Union Council to Discuss Imminent Railroad Strike
Publication notes a special Trades Union Council meeting in a bid to influence a threatened railroad strike. If a weekend strike occurs it could topple the Baécha government and shift transportation control. Analysts doubt the current government remains in power if labor mobilizes.
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Trades Union Council
Ba'écha
Pease
Dawes Leads Probe Into German Reparations Deadlock
Paris January 14 AP Brigadier General Charles G Dawes chairs a board of U S and Allied creditors and experts to examine Germany s assets and liabilities in the reparations issue The group aims to assess the crisis and stabilize the German currency as the first agenda item President Louis Barthou welcomes the experts noting no miracle is expected but urging progress through competent study This report continues on Page Two.
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Charles G. Dawes
Jera
United States
Great Bellina
France
Belgium
Italy
Etting
Germany
Srictly Y Businexa
Earh
Eugene
San Remo
Dewes
Louis Barthou
Reporation Commission
Spd
Pawes
Louis Barthon
Senator Frear Faces Deadlock Due to Liberal Group Stance
The Senate stalls as Senator Frear and a third liberal Reverican faction fail to break a deadlock. Observers warn of gridlock impact on upcoming votes and policy agendas.
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Frear Spense
Senate
Six Cities Bid For National Presidential Nomination
A panorama of Presidential prospects unfolds as candidates including William G. Me, Sen. Underweed ne nor Smith of New York, Jehan W Davis of West Virginia, Dr A A inesvithe, and Murphree of Ga vie for the party’s nomination. Bids from at least six cities are expected to be sharply presented.
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Washington
French
William G. Me
Underweed
Nor Smith
New York
Jehan W Davis
West Virginia
A. A.inesvithe
Murphree
Noted Sportman of Shore Dies in Delaware Hospital
La San Del De J. eCoy of Reading died at the Delaware Hospital after an operation. A former member of Kirkwood Del, he was an owner and breeder of sporting dogs. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia.
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J. eCoy
Reading
Delaware
McCoy
Kirkwood
Del
Sporting
Jeffersoan Medical College
Philadelphia
Assassination Rifts and Global Dispatches Across News
Reports from Paris Speyer and Chicago recount events including the assassination of Heintz the separatist leader, a bishop lifting a ban on services, and honors paid to the deceased Charles Hulberd. Protests over Chinese mission looting prompt diplomatic protests from Washington and Peking authorities.
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Speyer
Sebastien
Heintz
Faulhaber
Heitz
Washington
Passionist Fathers
Supu
Henan Province
China
Peking
Meinhardt
Changsha
Projest
Legation
Foreign Office
Counter Proposal For Bonus Ball Mate In Senate
Washington January 14 Another proposed soldiers bonus bills would restore veter an veterans’ raternity insurance deductions from pay and provide cash death benefits. Senator Bursum Republican of New Mexico supports a plan offering $30 a month for each month of service with additional compensation, plus a cash payout at death. The measure requires surrender of the policy in question.
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Washington
Senate
Bursum
Repub
New Mexico
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