Bandits Kill Chauffeur and Loot $100,000 From Bank Car
In Los Angeles two armed men shot and killed chauffeur Suez Bam McGee of the First National Bank automobile and escaped with a suitcase of registered mail and deposits valued at about $100,000. The guard Dr Callen and mail department head W Blazzard were ordered to raise hands. One bandit fled, a bullet hit a nearby office window injuring Grover Melius. Detectives hunted the trio as witnesses gave a license number for the getaway car.
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Bank of Wmetals
First National Bank
McGee
O. L Callan
W. Blazzard
Grover Melius
Elyria Divorce Suits Filed Today
Two Elyria divorce cases head to court. Joseph Coons Jr and Dorothy Coons, married 1915, claim abandonment and neglect. Myrtle Arnold and John Arnold, married 1919 with two children, accuse cruel treatment and abuse, seeking divorce, alimony and custody.
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Elyria
Joseph Coons Jr
Dorothy Coons
Myrtle Arnold
John Arnold
State Miners Re-elect Most U S Officials
Columbus February 13 Lee Hai President Columbus and Willam Roy vice president Bellaire were selected without opposition by the Ohio United Mine Workers in the December election. G W Savage Columbus secretary treasurer was re elected by a plurality of 13965. Officers will serve two year terms beginning April 1. A R Watkins Yorkville Jefferson county with a plurality of 3002 votes named new international board member. Six candidates were in the field. Newly elected auditors are Fred Helle Midvale J Thompson Belleville and Frank Burns Gloucester. Tellers are Thomas Smith Berghold Evan a Harris Shawnee and BD C Tones Amsterdam. The mourning was devoted to officers reports all were unanimously accepted. Phil Murray Pittsburgh international vice president and Frank Keeney president of the Charleston W Vasuo district scheduled to address the convention this afternoon.
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Columbus
Lee Hai
Willam Roy
Bellaire
Ohio United Mine Workers
Union Miners Annual
G. W. Savage
A. R. Watkins
Yorkville
Jafferson County
New International Board
Fred Helle
Midvale
Tuscarawas County
J. Thompson
Belleville
Noble County
Frank Burns
Gloucester
Athens County
Thomas Smith
Berghold
Jefferson County
Evan A A. Harris Shawnee
Perry County
BD. C
Wa.ca
Phil Murray
Pitsburgh
International
Frank Keeney
Charleston, W. Vasuo
Eight More Lorain Booze Raids Reported
Federal officer E G Kendle assisted by local police conducted another liquor raid in Lorain on February 13. Eighteen arrests followed, bringing the total to fourteen in two days. Those arrested in South Lorain include Mr and Mrs Slepcanovicz Andrew Mahocowski Ignatz Kordebesk Alex Hormski Plip Barson Daniel Barson and Joe Kurzyk. They face municipal court arraignment and trials scheduled for soon.
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Lorain
Kendle
L., Slepcanovicz
Andrew Mahocowski
Ignatz Kordebesk
Alex Hormski
Plip
Daniel Barson
Joe Kurzyk
South Lorain
Munipal Court
Everything Comes to Her Who Waits in Paris Court
Miss Louise Littauer of Washington delays nuptials with former Lieutenant Bill Doelier while a court action in Paris unfolds. The couple, calling their plan a temporary wedding, hopes to outfox rivals as they await a favorable outcome. A local hint suggests turning secondhand articles into cash via the Classified Page.
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Stevn Yasvas
Capd
Louise Littauer
Bill' Doelier
Ron Grata
Pana Littauer
Paris
Marching Legion Queens Beauty Queen in Louisville Contest
The American Legion-sponsored event crowned Gladys Hicks as Beauty Queen in Louisville. A patriotic film The Man Without a Country played to raise funds for disabled veterans. Illinois bills seek war memorial land be conveyed to the Legion by petition. Additional items note a Magnolia Illinois post organizing a civilian rifle club and scout troop, veterans rehabilitation efforts, and state bond plans for Iowa soldier bonuses. Senator Walls backs a bill aiding World War veterans in the Illinois state hospital system. The Interallied Veterans Association manifesto was read into the US senate record, with other Legion related resolutions discussed in the House.
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Niss Gladys Hicks
Louisville
American Legion
Shwe
Columbia 12
Megnolia
I11
Bor
Legionnaires
Co. Veterans Bureau
Los
Timots
Epler C Walls
Illinos State Hospital
Willy
Chester
Interallied Veterans' Association
New Orleans
United States Senate
Broekhart
Ohio
Follows Husband In Ending Life
Cincinnati report states Mrs Margaret Hammer, 25, ended her life by inhaling gas at home after two prior attempts. Her husband informed police. Her first husband hanged himself on February 5. Earlier, on February 3, she attempted a similar act but was stopped by her husband. Days later she swallowed poison but recovered.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Hammer
Commission suit over real estate sale and unpaid fees
Henry Fleisher of Elhnia sues H Pollack to collect a commission on a $4 250 River Street real estate sale. Plaintiff says a buyer was found and Pollack refused payment of $21 50. In a separate matter Judge Webber's court hears International JRS Co against Joseph Dubic for an accounting. Dubic a New York stock salesman.
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Henry Fleisher
Elhnia
H Pollack
River Street
Webbers Court
the International J
TRS Co
Joseph Dubic
Dubic
New York
Paralyzed after bottle attack shocks Saint Joseph area
Reports say a man was struck on the head with a bottle in a street assault near Carolina Avenue, leaving Vincent Cawl severely injured. The victim was hospitalized in St Joseph’s with possible paralysis, and the assailant, Onubeck, was detained for questioning as police investigate the early morning incident.
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Sorain
EO Zsin S'Reet
St. Josepn S Hospital
Vincent Cawl
Carolina Avenge
Bowles Red Pepper Rub Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatism and sore stiff joints. It promises rapid tingling heat within three minutes and heat that penetrates deep to alleviate pain, urging readers to buy from reputable druggists and look for the Bowles name on every package.
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Bowles
Resignations Shake Cleveland Discount Company Amid Audit
Fred C. Emde assumes acting president duties after Josiah Kirby resigns over policy disputes. W H Hopple of Toledo area stockholder named chairman of the board as audit by Haskins and Sells begins. Company branches include Canton Dayton Akron Columbus Cincinnati and western cities. Emde and Kirby express confidence despite stock declines from 87 to 33 in preferred and around 5 for common.
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Cleveland
Fred C. Emde
Cleveland Discount Company
Wee
Josiah Kirby
Concern
W.H . Hopple
Tifin
Obie
Cullington
TuMora
In &Nancial
Haskins and Sells
Certified Public Accountants
Canton
Dayton
Akron
Columbus
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Emde
King laments Turkish rejection of Lausanne deal
In reviewing Lausanne talks, the king said eight years of Near East warfare desolated regions and a sincere effort was made to end it. He expressed regret that despite conciliatory moves and concessions, the treaty was declined by the Turks on the verge of signature. He hoped a full report would persuade Ankara to accept and allow rebuilding war losses for peace.
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Lausanne
Near East
George
Two Teeth Extracted From Two-Week-Old Infant
Detroit report states a dentist extracted two full grown teeth from Donald Lance Ritter two weeks ago to allow later teeth to emerge unimpaired. The boy's mother is Maude Ritter, with twins Donald and Betty Jane.
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Detroit
Mich
Donald Lance Ritter
Maude Ritter
Donald Lance
Betty Jane
Guard Yegg on Trial in Cincinnati Shooting Case
Extra deputies guarded the courtroom as Grenn Bemis of Cleveland known as Jack Ross faced trial for shooting to kill two Cincinnati detectives. The defendant, linked to the guardy gang, appeared under heavy security in a case highlighting violent crime across the city.
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Cincinnati
Grenn Bemis
Cleveland
Jack Ross
Aletta Turner Crowned Queen of Mobile Classified Note
In Mobile Alabama a playful item notes Aletta Turner as a local queen candidate with humor about elections and a tongue in cheek reference to a "Buy or Sell" classified page. The fragment suggests light social satire rather than a formal political event.
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Mie
Aletta Tura
Mobile
Ala
Mies
Aletta Turner
January births and deaths rise in city health report
Health Officer Dr G E French reports January saw 64 births and 24 deaths in the city. This marks an uptick in deaths as colds and pneumonia contribute. Births typically outnumber deaths by about two to one.
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G E
State Briefs from Columbus to New York News Roundup
State briefs report a pants theft in Columbus and a paymaster robbery suspect in Portsmouth. Cincinnati detectives pursue Clay Mershon, and Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad reform is urged by Ohio mine workers. Nurse Bridget Lantry praised for saving the Jewish Foster Home, Canton firm Gilliam moves to Cincinnati, and Mrs. Lillian Raizen faces murder trial in Brooklyn with nervous tension noted.
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Cincinnati
Bridget Lantry
New York
Lillian
Raizen
Abraham Glickstein
Brooklyn Supreme Court
New York Industry and British Coal Output Figures
Industrial estimates show New York City firms employing about 640000 wage earners. Britain yields roughly 240400000 tons of coal yearly with about 93400000 normally exported. In New Bedford Massachusetts, 2138 children aged 10 to 15 had 1296 employed in cotton mills per the latest census.
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City of
New York
Great Britain
New Bedford
Mass
Cleveland Market Prices Reported For Produce and Dairy
The Cleveland market lists butter extra at 54 cents per pound, prints at 55 cents, firsts at 53 and a half cents, and fresh eggs at 56 cents per dozen. Ohio and Western firsts priced at 35 cents per dozen. oleo nut at 25 and a half cents per pound. Cheese York State at 30 cents per pound. Live poultry and fowls vary by kind, with roosters at 5 cents per pound and spring chickens around 25 cents. Apples per bushel around $1.40 to $1.50, navy beans 18 cents per pound, cabbage 1 to 2 cents per pound, onions per cwt 2.50 to 3.00, tomatoes 40 cents, potatoes 1.50 to 2.10 per 50 pounds, and sweet potatoes at 1.80 per hamper.
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Ohio
York State
Shorn of Locks in Chicago Hair Assault Incident
Miss Frances Kovarik 18, daughter of a city alderman, was attacked as two men pried off her hat and chopped her hair near her home. They chased her to her residence and escaped. she reported the incident to police this afternoon with no clear explanation.
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Chicago
Frances Kovarik
Poilus Use Bayonets continues amid Ruhr occupation woes
The invasion press reports rail traffic severely impaired with 82 trains entering and 76 leaving the occupied area on Monday. French officials vow increased force to break German resistance as occupations expand to Wesel and Emerica. Private autos are seized, chauffeurs fear venturing beyond towns, and French plainclothes detectives aid in mobility. Food shortages grow. cabbage thefts and resales at low prices provoke anger in Verhalle where officials denounce the act as theft by occupying forces.
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Rehr
Wesel
Emerica
Vara
Ruhr
Verhalle
Hagen
German &Todrs
Verhadle
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
A Washington DC reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound after claiming it helped her recover from illness. She describes improved energy and well being and urges other suffering women to try the product. The testimonial appears signed by Ida from Washington DC and notes Penn Avenue address.
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D.C
Lydis B. Pinkham
Lydia Sinpounta
Ida Eewety
Ae Penna
Sucheen
Lydia E. Pakfame
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Godman Guild
Portsmouth
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H. H Meyer Packing Company
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Gilliam Company
Cleveland Produce Market
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