Escaped Chorus Girl Phillips Flees From Los Angeles Jail
Alberta Meadows hammer murder defendant Clara Phillips slipped from a county jail window and eluded authorities for hours. Authorities panicked as bedless cell and sawed bars appeared, with deputies and sheriffs launching dragnet across Southern California. Investigators suspect she escaped via an automobile, while officials interview related suspects and seek her husband Armour Phillips.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Phiiips
Traeser
Hia
Phillips
Sheriff's Office
California
Mexico
Madalynne Obenchain
Ster
J. Belton Kennedy Sha
Mra. Phillips
Oln Weaver
Etta Jackson
Armour Phillips
Winter blast grips west as cold waves spread eastward
A frigid winter outbreak moved from the west across the plains and northwest into Montana North Dakota Minnesota and the central south as subzero readings were logged in Helena Havre Grand Forks and Fargo The forecast warned of further temperature drops of 15 to 20 degrees in the Rocky Mountain region with snow flurries while the Upper Mississippi Valley felt biting winds and a broader cold front extending toward the lower lakes and eastern states.
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Chicago
Northwest
Plains
Tesna
Fennessee
Helena
Mont
Montana
North Baketa
Parta
Minnests
Havre
Grand Forks
N. D
Fargo
Mississippi Valley
Lower
Lake
Atlantic
Florida Peninsula
Mecca living plan tied to reformer Mohgommied VI report
A Cairo correspondent says Mohgommied VI, a reformer from Turkish Syria, has accepted an invitation from King Western to reside in Mecca. The note, brief and unclear, claims the proposal was conveyed amid regional reform discussions.
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Tandon
Cairo
War talks resume in Near East conference deadlock
Lausanne, Dec. 5. A. P. reports Turkey and Turops have drifted apart on Near East issues, raising fears of a collapse and renewed war in southeastern Europe. Russia backs Turkish autonomy while European nerves fray, and a League of Nations backed crusade against Turkey is floated. Turk demands say Europeans must dictate Dardanelles terms, but powers seek free passage for warships with possible limits on tonnage.
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Lausanne
A. P
Turkey
Turops
Europe
Russia
League of Nacions
Dardanelles
Jaia
United States
Tunvsia
Straits
First Clue to Big Mail Robbery in New York City
Police traced a partial lead in the October 1921 New York mail robbery where bonds valued between 1 million and 2 million dollars were stolen. A man reportedly deposited some stolen certificates at a bank using a false name James Mullen after borrowing funds and arranging sale of the bonds.
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New York City
Chicago
New York
Jelice
James Mullen
Honda
Cleveland Woman Wins 2500 Damages in State Supreme Court
Julia Burdick of Cleveland won 2500 in damages from the Cleveland Railway Co for personal injuries in a suit decided by the Ohio State Supreme Court. The court refused to review the lower court’s action, leaving damages awarded intact. Filmer Wakter of Akron also pursued damages against another company for similar injuries but the lower court had denied him.
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Columbus
Ohio
Julia Burdick
Cleveland
State Supreme Court
Mamages Wearnet
Cleveland Railway Company
Filmer Wakter
Akron
Supreme Court
RF. Fiooditch Company
Reckless Driver Is Sentenced in County Court
Joseph Martinets of Brilliant received the first local jail term for reckless driving and intoxicated operation in Jefferson County history. Mayor McClanan of Mingo imposed 30 days in jail and a $150 fine plus costs after witnesses described a truck rampage on Main Street Mingo injuring no one seriously. Marshal Carter arrested him. the family appeared at the county jail in distress awaiting release.
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Jefferson County
Joseph Martinets
Brilliant
McClnan
Mingo
Martinets
Marshal Carter
Brilant
Martinet
Court House
Train wreck injures many on Wabash road at Shenandoah
In Onitha Nebraska Beo 6 a Wabash train Number 14 en route from Omaha to St. Louis derailed near Shenandoah after crossing a bridge. Twenty four passengers were seriously hurt and nearly a hundred others were bruised or shaken. The locomotive and three coaches left the track after the derailment at about forty miles an hour. most passengers eventually continued to St. Louis.
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Onitha
Neb
Beo
Wabash
Omeha
St. Louis
Shenandoah
Ku Klux Klan Seeks School Conference Role
The Youngstown Ohio board of education discussed a request from the local Ku Klux Klan urging invited representatives from the Knishta of Columbus and B'nai Brith to a conference on curricular instruction in public schools. The board will study the proposal but took no action.
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Youngstown
Dee
A. P
Board of Education
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Knishta
Columbus
Shipping Rates Reduced by State Utilities Board
The State Supreme Court today upheld the State Public Utilities Commission in cutting rates on sewer pipe shipments carried by the Akron Canton and Youngstown line and on short daily parcels by the Toledo Valley railroad. The railroads argued the cuts violated ICC limits and were not compensatory.
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Columbus
State
Supreme Coun
State Public Utilities Commission
Akron, Canton &Young Town
Tocking Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Additional Aid For County Schools Reported By Superintendent
County Superintendent reports state aid for several districts including Adena Amsterdam Bergholz Diltonvale Empire Smithfield Tiltonville and one more awaiting report New or additional districts listed Toronto Mt Pleasant and Crush Creeks Township The aid will help the districts Seeks Divorce Mary C Cormoney of Toronto files for divorce from Gallard Cormoney alleging cruelty custody and child support The couple wed December 26 1947 in Welsh West Virginia A forty gallon barrel of hootch and later quantity found on a farm near New Alexandria leads to the arrest of a man named Alfonse and his incarceration in county jail.
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State Department
Columbus
Adena
Amsterdam
Berpgholz
Diltonvele
Empire
Smithfield
Tiltonville
al Diatricia
Toronto
Mary C. Cormoney
Plows Court
Gallard
Cormoney
Welsh
W. Va
New Alexandria
Regaty Sheriffs
Alfonse
Community Cooperation Highlighted At Bloomingdale Institute
Chester Strone of Morgan county spoke on community cooperation at the Bloomingdale Farmers Institute, stressing common interests, growth through civic effort, and youth engagement. Dean Vivian of Ohio State defined cooperation and urged educational outreach as vital to building stronger communities.
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Chester Strone
Morgan County
Bloomingdale Farmers’ Institute
Rowth
Vivian
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Deputies Nab Major Hootch Haul in Jefferson County Raid
Deputies and constable raided an old SMM farm on Wills Creek capturing what police say is the largest and most complete distillery found in Jefferson County. They seized a sixty gallon still in operation, 20 gallons of finished product, and about 1600 gallons of mash across thirty barrels. Antonio Parolori, alleged owner, is jailed awaiting hearing. his partner escaped. Deputies Al Neon Howsen Gaffney Moran led the operation.
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SMM
Wills Creek
Fefferson County
Antonio Parolriore
Abott Hla Eark
Ner
Antonio
Al‘Neon
Std Howsen
Gaffney
Moran
M. H. Triesch
Adena
Lla
Triesch
Tio
Wheeling
Slory
Realty Transfers Across Many Townships and Cities
Numerous property transfers filed across Smithfield and Steubenville townships, Knox and Toronto areas. Transferors include Roy L. McClaye admr and Joseph Kowaletl. buyers include Jas. N. Watenn, Anton ios Palees, and United States of America. Amounts range from $1.00 to $4,006 with parcels in La Belle View, Volmer’s Second Fortu ne, and other city lots.
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Roy L. McClaye
Henry Unroinend
Joseph Js. Wouper
Smithfield Township
Louise If Huntpinah
Agata Sevriat
Pteasant Heights Limp, Co
Valarian Typlenski
Mary Kowalewska
Origlon
Wilmer L. Maxweltz
Boleslove Valencia
Lota
J. UW. Morris Dire
Wm. HH. Smith
BH. Me
Af Lata
Loneg
Cunnlacheta
Amsterdam
Jali M
Jali M. Hondurest
Fred I. Simeral
la Elle
Joseph Kowaletl
Caleyin
Knox
Jucheon
Frank
Warrey
Melea
Jorgie M. Blark
Weed
Star
Steubervilla
Meter
Leltey HH
Illainker
Walter Myers
Lot
Dawnon
Thomas Guldlyteian
Toronto
Abel A. Deltz
Milan
Putleh
Part
West
R. HB
Be Fintt
Red BS
Stark
Jesale M. Slack
Steubenville
Mates
Harrison
Rinehart
Amelia A
Volz
Island Creek
Towinlip
Leroy Alien
John Conry
Amater
Wilmer GC
Coleman
Hensle Bolen
Stuck
Tmp. Co
City
Michael Wheeligan
Matthew J. Wheeligan
Dla
Valler'a Torontn
Ut Fi
Myiys
First
Lot Fi
Thos
Melerras
Toronty
Aalteman’s & Gonder
John G. Jiekin
McLaughtin
Adena
Mary H. Jeffries
W. Harris
Mt. Pleaxant
John Phillipson
Phillipson
Morris’ Frrat
Mary Tass
Roth
Morris
Eva D. McDevitt
Valerian Tuplenght
Lot Bo
Hella View
Ally
Alvin Barkburat
Smithfeld Townslity
Avrey
Irene M. Smith
P. Af. Dal.hack
Dot 5
Saltsman &Onehor's
William C. Hrown
Clarence Pitts
Steubenville Twp
Melon
Taabel M. Foraythe
Henry J
Aiken
C. Evane
Idland Crack
Twy
William A. Lawrence
John EB. Cunningham
Ayre
Wells
Thomas T. Aldridge
May Moore
Max Gelb
Mingo
P. Nay Moort
Mary Moore
Ollvy M. Ewing
Mary J. Wasson
la Belly View
Frank Agh
la Belle View
Bridset
Delohery
Michael F. Yasactt
Salmon & Mooney's
W. Ry
Mallernee
Waugh
Smithfield Tp
Metea
Elizabeth Phillips
S. Fiaupland
Monwy & Garrett
Int
Tattle Gooshurat
Et. al
Raymond Eaith
B. Cattrell
Amumterdam
New Government Will Take Reins in Emerald Isle
A turbulent mix of Dublin and London dispatches describes the Irish Free State nearing autonomous control with Timothy Healy named governor general. Provisional government hands over to the new regime as talks and evacuations proceed, while well developments in Oklahoma surface amid regional business notes.
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Emerald Isle
London
A. PJ
King George
Timsothy Healy
Irish Free State
al ‘P.j
Trish Free State
Corpeth
Ment
A. Py
Treland
George
Free State
Yrleth
Dall
Senate
Mulls Dublin
William Corgrove
Prev Doup
Dail
William Butler Ycott
George Ruseell
Earl of Dunraven
Berk of
Briinh
Trial of Woman for Forgery in Quick Profit Scheme
Mrs Susan Kraus, aged about 30, faces seven forgery counts in Pomeroy for allegedly defrauding friends and neighbors of more than 30000 in a quick profit plan. Today’s trial opens after 65 witnesses were summoned. her husband Michel Kraus is among those under indictment.
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Pomeroy
A. P
Susan Kraus
Kraus
Michel Kraua
Kraua
Krauua
A D. Russell
Local Notices and Crime Report From West Penn Region
A chaotic OCR fragment lists names and property notes, including Koboeen J Oxterhouse deceased and various estate items in Steubenville and Wellsville. It reports theft arrests near Washington PA, suspects Langford and Black, and a Grand Jury bound over in East Liverpool. A Wellsburg pharmacy sale closes to buyers Carson and Scott for over 440,000.
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Charsod
Washington
Roy Langfard
Alvy Black
Richmond
Yoat
Ia Daid
Wellabury
Welleburg
Langford
Black
Waali
Ington
Stewall Pharmacy
Wellsburg
Jobn
Eiken
Yenterdey
J. 2
Carson
Scott
Wachington, Pa
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Texas
Mecca
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MR. Strong
Bloomingdale
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Frank Cale
Ja McGarty
Neavor
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Reaver
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Dail Eireann
Irish Senate
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Murray O%ff
Neisten
Oklahoma
Heme
Te Stankiwoldera
Mra
Claries Murray
Neapolis
Ve Cooper
Taekinehun
Toy MaClave
M. Wahter
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Roy Merrymaan
Jane Sinetak
Lengestt Ia
Mr. Coosner
Koboeen J. Oxterhouse
Fred
Rtark
Stentenville
Motes
Atdaytt
John F
Quyvor
Wiligand
Adam Adeimatt
Minule Barratt
We P. Herron
Steamoathe
Mfr- Cran
Martin
Te Jah T
Knowles
Wmeasant Toighty Fap
Ticenses
Chirlea Willian
Jennie Valmer
Berghols
Alex Jr. Wiluon
Sara
Smith
Amedeo Mintmi
Christha Gomerlango
Paul Tinberlaka
Arthur Hindso
Liverpool
Dr.l.f. Voke
Steubion Ville
Imperial
Volce
L. F
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