Manchurian Troops March South to Clash With Cantonese
Marshal Chang Tso Lin orders north China forces to strike toward Hankow and Shanghai. The highly trained Manchurian troops move to crush Cantonese forces for supremacy in China. He blasts rival Wu Pei Fu as incapable in a circular telegram to northern generals.
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Peking
China
Chang Tso-Lin
Hankow
Shanghai
North China
Marshal Chang
South China
Yangies
Chang
Wu Pei-Fu
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Ford. Suspect Escapes
Sheriff BE G. Mathews recovered a Ford coupe stolen from B. J. Perry of Ashland. The thief jumped out and fled as officers closed in. Two tires and a battery stolen from an abandoned canape at Lake Avenue stop 11 were also recovered. ownership: Sehibley Motors, Amherst. Arrests linked to theft under consideration by Sehibley.
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BE. G. Mathews
B. J. Perry
Ashland
Hoa
Matthews
Stop 11
Lake Avenue
Sehibley Motors Company
Amherst
Soms
Sehibley
Judge Kramer Calls Jury Judgment Untrustworthy in Reform Talk
Cleveland February 14 Judge Samuel S Kramer of the Common Pleas Court said juries sometimes gamble with outcomes likening to dice and urged that elite state courts be remodeled with broader powers similar to federal courts. He claimed many verdicts resemble dice rolls and that reform would improve justice.
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Cleveland
Samuel
Kramer
Common Pleas Court
Local Hen Finds Two Cents and Rebates Announced
A brief item notes Mrs. Lawrence Splery found two cents in an ape laid by a hen. The town announces rebates in response to rising prices.
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Otisferln
Lawrence Splery
Peat Named New Assistant Boys Work Secretary at Elyria Y M C A
William G. Peat will replace George Loomis as assistant secretary for boys work at the Elyria Y M C A Loomis resigns to pursue a business position. Peat brings extensive YMCA training and currently advises the Junior Y. He starts February 5.
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William G. Peat
George Loomis
Elytia Y. M.C
Loomis
Prison population at Ohio penitentiary rises with 19 new inmates
Columbus Feb Ib Olio penitentiary reports a new high inmate count of 8203 after 19 prisoners are admitted yesterday and today. New arrivals include Thurston Bloomfield serving life for second degree murder and James Colquitt with a twenty year manslaughter term, both from Hamilton County. A second dorm row will replace single bunks to house the influx, and the idle house may become a night dormitory soon. Joseph Staward alias James MacKenna of Cuyahoga County received conditional release to New York authorities. he faces escape charges from Sing Sing in 1919.
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Columbus
Olio
Thurston Bloomfield
James Colquitt
Jamilton County
Accomodata
Joseph Staward
James MacKenna
Cuyahoga County
New York
Sing Sing
Theft on Steamer Unsolved After $251,000 Missing
SAN PEDRO Cal Feb 11 The liner Columbia heads to San Francisco without the 251000 stolen from the ship's vault being solved The money disappeared sometime at sea and was found missing after arrival Passengers and crew were detained during a thorough search with no trace of the currency, which was en route from a San Salvador bank to a smink in Los Angeles.
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San Pedro
Cal
Columbia
San Francisco
San Salvador
Los Angeles
Gary Yentes Report That We Will Resign
Elbert H. Gary chairman of U S Steel denied plans to resign in a press briefing at the steel corporation headquarters. He told reporters his connection with the company rests with the 14 directors and their best interests. President James Farrell attended.
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Gary Yentes
Elbert H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Press
Gary
Steel Corporation
Owhich
James Farrell
The
Ambassaor Herrick Plane Forced Down by Fog in Channel
A passenger plane carrying U S Ambassador Myron J Herrick from Paris to London was forced down at Lympne airdrome due to dense fog. The occupants were taken to Folkestone after a safe landing. Fog caused several shipwrecks in the Channel with fears for the Italian steamer Francesco Cimpa.
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Myron T. Herrick
London
United States
Myron J. Herrick
Paris
Lympne Airdome
Folkestone
Trancesco Cimpa
State Department tightens secrecy amid disarmament moves
The State Department enacts stricter secrecy rules affecting all staff from Secretary Kellogg's office to clerks. Documents, telegrams and even waste baskets are tightly controlled to prevent leaks tied to disarmament talks and controversial policies in Nicaragua, China, and Mexico. Two leaks led to firings as the press faced similar scrutiny.
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Washington
State Department
Coolidge
White House
Kelloggs
Report cites witnesses refusing to testify before Reed Committee
A Senate committee in Washington on February 11 plans to report witnesses who refused to testify before the Reed primary election investigating panel. The document names Samuel Insull and others such as Ta psu, Thomas F. Cunningham, Robert Crowe, and Jed J. Schuyler as having declined to answer questions. The panel will draft a resolution to compel further questioning at a future meeting.
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Reed Committee
Washington
Samuel Insull
Mid- Western Public Utilities
Seimite
Psu
Thomas F. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Robert Crowe
Chicago
Jed J. Schuyler
Incriminating testimony in Canton editor murder case
Canton Ohio February 11 George Gardon Battle a New York lawyer challenged witness Kaschalk over his role in the shooting of Don R Mellett editor of Canton News. The witness detailed a plan by Ben Rudner and associates to obtain the reward and noted letters to a sweetheart about sharing the reward. Kaschalk testified about July events and a halted plan with McDermott, while Battle pressed for admissions of firing the fatal shots. Kaschalk faced a long cross examination focusing on his troubled marriage and prison record.
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Dou R. Mellett
Canton
Gardon Battle
New York
Don R. Mellett
Steve Kaseholk
Ben Rudner
Rudner
Mellett
Kaseholk
Battle
Rassholk
Fross
Mary Cherniaky
Kascholk
McDermott
Kaschalk
Congressman Buzz Stephens in Critical Condition at Home
Congressman A W B Buzz Stephens lay critically ill at his North Bend home near Cincinnati. Doctors said his death was imminent as he remained in grave condition this afternoon.
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Cincinnati
Congresaman
Buzz” Stephens
North Bend
Ohio
Body of Woman Found in St Joseph River Near St Mary's College
Police investigate a mutilated female body found on the South Bend riverbank near St Marys College. The body billets suggest head and shoulder amputation and possible illegal abortion, with vital organs sent to Indianapolis for poison tests. Suspect matches with Mrs Lory Price, wife of state trooper, amid missing-person cases.
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South Bend
Ind
Varind
St. Joseph River
St. Mary's’ College
Indianapolis
Lory Price
Himnis
Bond Forfeiture After Defendant Fails to Appear in Court
In Lorain on February 11, Dominic Cappola’s $2,000 bond was forfeited when he failed to appear for trial on a third offense liquor charge. J C Ruminski and Angelo Triglio signed the bond. Cappola’s case was the last criminal matter on the docket. Ira Shupe, 76, a retired contractor, died at his 16th street home from apoplexy. Funeral plans pending.
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Dominic Cappola
Court of Common Pleas
Cappola
J.C. Ruminski
Angelo Triglio
Lorain
Ira Shupe
16Th Street
Edison Celebrates 80th Birthday In West Orange
Thomas A. Edison marked his 80th birthday with friends including Henry Ward and Harvey Firestone. He paused work early, hosted a Pioneer luncheon, visited the West Orange Methodist church, and looked ahead to more years of invention.
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Firestone
Ford
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ward
Warvey Firestone
Edison
Hils Birtheday
Edison Pioneers
West Orange Methodist Church
Fillson
Fort
Edison and Ford discuss life and machines on Edison’s 80th birthday
In West Orange on Edison’s 80th birthday, Edison says science cannot create life, while Ford downplays wealth and hints at political support. The two men answer questions from 22 reporters, with Edison stressing a supreme intelligence and Ford praising Goslingshe for a potential third term.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Ford
Edison
Politioa
Edison Beloves
Dalyhevisam
United States
Tle
Harne
Tim
Bilionaire
Issyes
le Mide
Calvin Goslhige
Henry
Tom
Iidison
Blaze threatens block in Columbus building fire
Columbus fire crews battled a second floor blaze at the Stoneman building as flames crested the roof. Fire chief Nico said the Wave fire was hard to control due to extreme conditions but by four fighters the fire was under control and expected to be confined to one building.
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Columbus
Stoneman
Nico
Falladad Official Edward Chambers Dies by Own Action
San Francisco February 11 Edward Chambers 65 vice president of the age railroad died after a fall from a fourth floor room at St Luke s hospital believed to be caused by a sudden attack of insanity Chambers had been hospitalized since December and was recovering from a minor operation He began his railroading career in Pueblo Colorado with the Santa Fe before becoming vice president in charge of traffic in 1918 with headquarters in Chicago
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San Francisco
Edward Chambers
Age Railroad
St. Lukes Hospital
Chambers
Nornial
Ira Ae
Puebly
Col
Grandmother Hero Fends Flames To Save Family In Toledo
Mrs. Anna Szeman a grandmother fought through smoke and flames to rouse 13 people from a burning home in Toledo Ohio early today She also carried 4 small children to safety amid the blaze as firefighters battled the fire.
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Toledo
Anna Szeman
Ashvey
Litila
Britain ready to back Coolidge on naval limits
London reports Great Britain will cooperate with President Coolidge on extended naval limitation to cruisers destroyers and submarines with a favorable reaction. Washington reaction notes broad approval at home though some abroad are hostile or doubtful about universal agreement. Japan and Britain weigh their positions as U S prestige rises and debate continues on a broader Geneva conference.
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London
Great Britain
Coolidge
United Press
Washington
U. S
Japan
United States
Italy
Hern Gan Tro
Amherst Man Victim of Murder Identified in Shack
The body of George Wilson of Amherst, Ohio, found with a bullet wound in a shack near Galion on Sunday, was identified today. Wilson and a companion named John Gates occupied the house. Gates has not been seen since the discovery.
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Shack
Galion
George Wilson
Amherst
Wilson
John Gates
Gates
Two Federal Judges Stricken With Angina in Run of Illness
Mrs. Blanche Aurand of 220 Second Street received word that Judge E. D. Sayre of Congress Street Athens and Judge Maurice A. Donohue of 651 Findlay Avenue Columbus were suddenly stricken with angina pectoris. Both judges are reported in very critical condition.
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Blanche Aurand
Second Street
E. D. Sayre
Congress Street
Athens
Mauricea. Donohue
Findlay Arene
Columbus
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Zeno Fritz
Pittsburgh
Hiwger
United States’ Attorney General's Department
Fritz
U. S. Attorney's Office
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