Coolidge vows immediate prosecutions in New York talk
President Coolidge praised the reception of his New York speech on the Teapot Dome matter, pledging immediate prosecutorial action against the guilty to protect national interests. He defended Secretary Denby while signaling eventual resignation. Forecasts in Columbus predict a 28 to 30 degree low with light snow over the next 36 hours.
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Coolidge
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Teapot Dome
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Sinclair and Doheny
Columbus
United States
Alexander
Canada
Tutankhamen Tomb Closure Sparks Egyptian-government Tension
In Luxor and the Valley of Kings, Howard Carter ends work on Tut Ankh Amon's tomb amid Egyptian restrictions. Reported closures follow a standoff with the Egyptian Department of Antiquities over access and ongoing excavations. News crews visit the mortuary as the golden coffin and beard attract awe.
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Egypt
Tut-Ankht
Valley of Kings
Wai
Howard Carter
Tian
Imen
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Ans
Robbery Report Ties to Theater Followed Gold and Cash Heist
In Chicago and nearby towns, a robbery after leaving the Colonial Theatre allegedly involved three men and a woman who followed performer Ida from the venue and robbed her lobby of about 5000 dollars in jewels and cash. No arrests confirmed yet as investigations proceed.
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Gilda
Colonial Theatre
Mediterranean shipping imperilled by severe storms
Foreign dispatches report severe storms endangering Mediterranean shipping. An entire fishing crew was lost near Adrid Teb. Morocco reports flooding near Tetuan affecting traffic. Spain notes rainfall damages to crops in agricultural districts. In London, the opposition attacks PM MacDonald over relief funds for Poplar and tax implications. French press views Ramsay MacDonald's parliamentary stance cautiously.
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ADRID
Mediterranean
Gas fumes blamed for Ohio roomer death
Gas fumes are blamed for the death of Frank Laird 50 roomer whose lifeless body was found in a bathroom at the residence of Mallen Laisure in Columbus today.
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Columbus
Frank Laird
Roomer
Mallen Laisure
Coasting At Heights Noted As Fast In Snowbound Park
Thomas Monroe, Cascade Park custodian, reports excellent coasting conditions with a snow covered hill. The course is described as very fast and parties are held at Heights both day and night.
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Heights
Thomas Monroe
Cascade Park
Eaese
Lorain Boys Charged With Auto Stealing
Two 13 year old Lorain boys Mike Kolesar and Nick Hornyak stole a Ford roadster to “see the world.” They were found asleep at a farm after the car overturned on Jackson road. Sheriff Underhill learned of the crash and the boys’ admission. Both have prior Juvenile Court histories and will return to Juvenile Court for disposition.
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Lorain
Mike Kolesar
Grobe Ave
Nick Hornyak
28Th St
Underhill
Jackson Road
West River Street
Kolesar
South Lorain
Lancaster
Hornyak
Sheriff G E Carter Returns Home With Suspect
Sheriff George E. Carter of Susanville California arrived in this city last night and left this morning with J. W. Johnson who was arrested ten days ago by Sheriff Underhill on a charge of uttering checks on a bank with no funds while at work at Marional Tube Co.
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George E. Carter
Susanville
Cal
J. W. Johnson
Underhill
Marional Tube Co
Senate orders probe into Texas land fraud charges
Washington reports the Senate ordered a formal investigation into land fraud charges involving several Texas land companies and R B Creager, former Republican national committeeman from Texas, presented this afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
Texas Land Companies
R B Creager
Texas
Mayburg’s Auction of Stock and Fixtures Planned
Mayburgs store a ladies ready-to-wear dealer in the Topliff block will auction its stock and fixtures Friday morning. The Maybure Co is under bankruptcy court oversight.
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Topliff
Maybure Co
Couple Reconciled in Divorce Case Dropped
The divorce case of Hattie Schroeder against Fred Schroeder has been dropped from the records as the couple reconciled and are living together again.
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Hattie Schroeder
Fred Schroeder
Buswell Appeals New Trial in LaGrange Statutory Case
Attorneys for Adrian Buswell of LaGrange have filed a motion in the court of common pleas seeking a new trial after a statutory charge conviction. Buswell, 18, posted a $1000 bond signed by Frank Foster and L. W. Buswell.
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LaGrange
Court of Common Pleas
Buswell
Frank Foster
L. W
Griffis Returns Home After German Prison Stay
Corliss Hooven Griffis former lieutenant who attempted to kidnap draft evader Cleveland Bergdoll in Germany is back in Youngstown Ohio. He received a warm welcome in New York on arrival after months in a German cell following the unsuccessful attempt and is now enjoying home cooked meals.
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Corliss Hooven Griffis
Leutenant
Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
United States
Youngstown
Gran
New York
Fireman Battles Fire in Own Home in Chase Street
The fire department was called to Tony Rolling of No. 1 station at 112 Chase Street this morning. The blaze burned upstairs in the apartment of RR Obdridzk and was caused by a waste paper basket igniting. Loss valued at $50.
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Tony Rolling
No. 1
Chase Street
RR Obdridzk
Corliss Hooven Griffs Honored After Draft Dodger Saga
Lieut Corliss Hooven Griffs, famed for his failed kidnap attempt on Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, will be guest of honor at a nine o clock dinner at the Auditorium Tot tomant, marking the final event in his triumphant return to the city from a German imprisonment as a buck private. The day also reports a 7 cent advance in crude oil prices by Joseph Seep Agency for Standards Company, and notes unsolved murder case involving Louise Lawson in New York. The U S discussion of a world economic conference after reparations inquiry draws little official response in Washington.
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Chicago
Corliss Hooven
Lorain Store Holdup Suspects Backed by Leads
Lorain police say a crew is nearly certain to arrest three masked robbers who stormed Deutsch & Levy department store on a Thursday night. The bandits took 1530 dollars and a tobacco item, then split the loot at Henry Standen's farmhouse near Brownhelm before riding a train to Toledo.
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Deutsch & Levy
Taberty
Henry Standen
Brownhelm
Standen
Toledo
Bond Reduced for Oberlin Woman in Embezzlement Case
Judge Webber reduced the bond for Miss Faith Haskell of Oberlin from 2500 to 1000 dollars after she was jailed for failure to furnish the higher amount. She faced embezzlement charges totaling 3400 dollars as set by Justice Smiley and was released after posting the new bond.
Probate suit seeks 350000 damages in Bannon death
Thomas E Bannon as administrator of Hazel Marie Bannon estate sues Ohio Public Service Co and F H Wuson receiver for Cleveland Southwestern Columbus Ry for 350000 alleging negligence after Hazel Bannon was electrocuted December 15 1922 at her Oberlin Road home. Petition says wiring by both companies ran too close together and against public utilities rulings. Case seeks judgment against defendants.
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Hazel Marie Bannon
Ohio Public Service Co
F. H. Wuson
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Ry
Bannon
Hans Eggers
Public Utilities Commission
Felsch Arrested for Perjury in Jackson Case
Oscar Happy Felsch former Chicago White Sox player was led from the witness stand to a jail cell in Milwaukee charged with perjury. He testified signatures on his 1920 contract and go letter were not his while under oath in Joe Jacksons suit seeking 19 600 back salary after Jacksons dismissal in the 1919 World Series fix.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oscar “Happy” Felsch
Chicago White Sox
Abolish Whip Plea of Women Rejected in Lima
The Lima board of education rejected the Federal Womens' Clubs demand to abolish whipping in public schools. Federation members, over 1,500 mothers, vowed to pursue legal action against teachers who use the lash, and accused the board of stealing its thunder.
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Lima
Baldwin Attacks Labor on Trade with Soviet Russia
London Feb 13 former Tory premier Stanley Baldwin opened opposition attacks in the Commons criticizing the Labor government's recognition of the Soviet government and questioning if reconciliation of trade with Soviet Russia is possible.
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MacDonald
House of Commons
Ministry of Health
Poplar
Stanley Baldwin
Tors
Labor
Deadlock on mine scale in Jacksonville wage talks
The sub-committee negotiating a new wage scale for miners in the central competitive district met in executive session in Jacksonville. The general committee has deferred arbitration to this panel and will not reconvene until a settlement is reached.
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Jacksonville
Fla
January births exceed deaths in city records
The health office reports 53 births and 32 deaths in January, with two deaths from communicable diseases, both scarlet fever. Health officer Dr. G. E. French says the city’s health condition is exceptionally good.
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Health Office
G. E. French
Bicycle wheel theft nets odd front-seat ride
Bicycle thieves stole a front wheel from Melvin Maddock’s Ford coupe last night. He kept a spare wheel and planned to ride home if the car failed, highlighting a now unusual method of theft and a ready response.
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Melvin Maddock
Maddock
Escapes as Train Strikes Auto in Lorain
Doug las Elien escaped uninjured after his truck stalled on a railroad crossing in Lorain and was hit by a switch engine. The crash destroyed the vehicle but left him unharmed.
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Douglas Elien
Temperance Co. Wins $50 Verdict in Lorain Case
A $50 verdict was secured in the court of common pleas by the Temperance Co. soft drink manufacturers against the Acme Supply and Refreshment Co. of Lorain. A jury was waived and the judgment given by Judge Webber.
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Temperance Co
Acme Supply and Refreshment Co
Lorain
Webber
Garfield May Succeed Strawn As Navy Oil Prober
President Coolidge weighs James R. Garfield as a replacement for Silas H. Strawn amid Senate opposition to Strawn. Garfield, interior secretary and conservationist, could be appointed to lead prosecutions of naval oil lease cases. Senate panel remains divided on Strawn and Pomerene nominations.
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Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
White House
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Atlee Pomerena
Canton
Ohio
Albert B. Fall
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Walsh
Dill
Lorain Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Violations
Antone Kuyanski of 16th Street Lorain pleads guilty to a third liquor law violation. Judge Thompson fines him 500 dollars and costs and sentences him to one year in the penitentiary while he serves a prior 1200 dollar fine for illegal possession. Prohibition officers raid Martin Bark ash’s home at 126 Beach Street and seize a ten gallon copper still with coils. Bark ash pleads guilty to illegal possession of a still and is jailed for inability to pay.
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Antone Kuyanski
16Th Street
Lorain
Thompson
Frank Klady
Martin Barkash
Beach Street
Garret
Lorain Woman Seeks Annulment Over Bigamist Husband
Ella Anderson of Lorain asks the court to annul her 1922 marriage to Jerry Anderson after alleging he was already married to Pearl Anderson at the time. Justice S. J. George officiated the wedding, and she states she acted in good faith.
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Ella Anderson
Lorain
Jerry Anderson
S. J. George
Pearl Anderson
Anderson
Coolidge Radio Talk Heard by Elyria Audience
Elyria listeners heard President Coolidge speak in New York last night with clear transmission and audible applause from a large crowd. Mrs. August Belmont of New York was also heard reading Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.
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New York
President Coolidge
August Belmont
Abraham Lincoln
Gasoline thieves nabbed in Lorain
Officer C C Dial arrested three youths Richard Schratt Harold Simpson and Tony Mackin last night for stealing gasoline from W McGill s car A rubber hose and a pail were used to drain the fuel They face trial in municipal court
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Lorain
Oficer
C. C. Dial
Richard Schratt
Harold Simpson
Tony Mackin
W. McGill
Riots in Rhine Palatinate Leave 17 Dead
Violent clashes between separatists and police across the Rhineland Palatinate cause heavy casualties including 17 dead and over 20 wounded at Pirmasens. French troops patrol, martial law declared, and a state of siege ordered as authorities quell disturbances.
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