Berlin Executes Heavy Police Sting Against Reds
Berlin authorities imposed strict police measures to curb planned large scale Red demonstrations as Communist leaders planned action. Bavaria and Württemberg move to grant extraordinary powers to their cabinets, mirroring Reichstag measures, while a Fresno sheriff arrests Claude R Kohl after a hotel incident and a robbery at A P Shepard’s home.
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Munich
Fresno
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Claude R. Kohl
A. P. Shepard
Shepard
France Says German Ruhr Restoration Conditions Met
Paris reports the German industrialists in the Ruhr have fulfilled conditions for normalizing relations with France. The Foreign Office announced that Dr. von Hoesch, representing Germany, will have further talks today regarding the restoration of Paris Berlin relations.
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France
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Berlin
Foreign Office
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Train collision injures seven near LaPorte Indiana
A New York Central switch engine collided with a gasoline speeder west of LaPorte Indiana, injuring seven people, three seriously, late last night. In Lorain Ohio Rev. L O Newcomer resigns as pastor of First Church of Christ effective January 1.
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Newcomer
First Church of Christ Here
Industrial Pin League Scores Report From Gala Lanes
Industrial Pin League action at the Gala alleys last evening saw Western Automatics win three straight over Fox Furnace. Gala drs took two of three from Moulton's Candies, and American Legion swept Ohio Public Service three straight with standout totals for Hoffman and others.
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American Legion
Ohio Public Service
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E. Smith
L. Castle
E. Kikon
Rivercomb
EL. Wendt
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Robinson
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Western Automatic Wrage
Dumas
Colgan
Traxler
McQuire
Tothis
Dempsey Abandons Immediate Fight Plans
New York December 14 Jack Dempsey the heavyweight champion said today he has abandoned all fight plans for the immediate future.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Former School Head Gets Jail Sentence and Fine
Okes T Jacobs a former Jackson Michigan school administrator and ex superintendent of Antonio Colorado high schools was found guilty of transporting a minor for immoral purposes. He faced 18 months in Leavenworth and a 1000 dollar fine. Miss Florence Storer aged 17 testified she was transported under the alias Anne Dale.
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Cal
Okes T Jacobs
Jackson
Mich
Antonio
Colo
Leavenworth
Kansas
Norine
Jacobs
Florence Storer
Peebles
Ohio
Anne Dale
Storer
Infant mortality in Ohio 1922 report released
Ohio Vital Statistics Department reports 8792 deaths under age one in 1922, a rate of 71 per 1000 for whites and 74 per 1000 overall. 2402 babies died before day one, 1356 died within the first week. Total under one month deaths reached 4896.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vital Statistics Department
State
Infant mortality by birth cause and a Klan editor murder trial
The report lists infant deaths from prematurity 3283, birth injuries 630, pneumonia 1338 and tuberculosis forms 103, as part of statistics on public lands cited in a Teapot Dome lease context. In Atlanta the trial of Phil K Fox Ku Klux Klan editor for murder of W Coburn on November 8 features sharp clashes over testimony. In Washington the December business tone shows slight slow down from October but health improves versus November 1922 per a basic industries statement.
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Divisone Statistica
Atlanta
Phil KE. Fox
Ku Klux Klan
W. 8. Coburn
Washington
United States
Basic Indus
Subpoenas Issued for Chase Securities Banking Officers
Washington bulletin reports that on December 14 a Senate committee issued subpoenas directing banking officers of the Chase Securities Company of New York to appear before the panel. The action underscores ongoing investigations into the firm’s operations and regulatory compliance.
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Washington
Chase Securities Company of New York
Senate
Department of Commerce Issues Trial and Commercial Movements
The Department of Commerce issued today new guidance detailing trial and commercial movements. The notice specifies regulatory steps, compliance timelines, and the scope of entities affected by the policy update.
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Department of Commerce
Court finds Mary Blackburn sane in crazy accusation case
In Amarillo, Mrs. Mary Blackburn faced a county court trial for being crazy after her husband claimed she was insane for accusing him of giving money to other women and her sister said she was crazy for marrying him. The court adjudged her sane and rejected a commitment to an asylum.
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Amarillo
Tex
Mary Blackburn
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