Spy testimony links Burns agency to poison plot in Russia
Albert Balanov testified in Chicago that the Burns agency offered him a commission to poison Trotsky Lenin and other Soviet leaders. He alleged Allen Myers arranged the offer in October 1920 and that Burns agents in Russia included Dr Bates and Leon Green. Balanov described receiving $1000 in expense money and identified other radicals as figures pursued by detectives in a case involving alleged Reds to be tried February 26 in St Joseph Michigan.
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Washington
William J
Albert Balazow
Bartges
Chicago
Byrne Agency
Balanow
Rusia
Wiliam J. Bursa International Detective Agency
Trotsky
Lenin
Albert Balanov
St Joseph
Mich Balanow
Burns
Allen Myers
Radical
Myers
Rus
Balanov
Russia
Dr. Bates
Leon Green
Seattle
William Foster
Michigan
Edward Nockels
Chicago Federation of Habor
Golden Rule discourse on law, labor, and faith values
A speech calling for brotherhood and lawful simplicity argues that humanity needs the Golden Rule over sprawling laws. It critiques excessive legislation, stresses cooperation between capital and labor, and outlines Catholic welfare aims from wage standards to child labor bans. The talk urges living wages and social insurance while urging goodwill and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehrembe
Tishta Gf
Ohio
England Plans and German Fines Spark European Tensions
Reports from Berlin and Dublin detail a 24 hour municipal strike in Gelsenkirchen over a 190 million mark fine for the shooting of two Frenchmen by German police. German officials claim French actions caused the incident, while residents protest French mistreatment and deportations of locals. Fighting between Free State troops and republican irregulars in Dublin continues with no immediate truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gelsenkirchen
Gelesen- Kirchen
Recklinghausen
Geleskirchen
Dublin
Free State
Have You Piles Doctor Leonhardt Hemroid Remedy
An advertisement asserts Dr Leonhardt offers HEMROID tablets to relieve piles quickly in all forms. Claims no cutting or salves and a harmless tablet that removes the cause with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Promises rapid action for old cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
Phillips
Incendiary Fire Lit at Montreal Trinity Church Blaze
A blast and flames at Trinity church in Montreal gutted the former Anglican house of worship now used by Syrian Catholics. Firefighters battled smoke from rear windows as an explosion occurred and flames erupted from the roof.
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Montreal
Que
Canada
Trinity Church
Heirarchy
State orders limit on pig iron freight charges to Canton
Columbus authorities issued an order directing the Pennyylvania Railroad Company to cap freight rates for pig iron shipments to Canton from Struthers and Girard in Mahoning County at levels equal to those from Leetonia in Columbiana County. Governor Donahey proclaimed March 1 as thrift day, denouncing the current era of spending.
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Columbus
Commission Today
Penn-yylvania Railroad Company
Canton
Struthers and Girard
Mahoning
Smilar
Leetonia
Columbiana County
Donahey
Kipton social notes report local visits and events
Miss Margaret Lee reports Kipton residents visiting relatives in Lorain Columbus and Camden. Elwood Austin and Joe Hroeder made regional visits. The Women’s Farm Bureau met at the Cook home. News covers school building contracts and local engagements including Melvin Unger’s Florida trip and recent marriage.
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Toledo
Clarence Betts
Harold Twining
Jesse Twining
Elwood Austin
Woman's Farm Bureau
Cook Home
Clarence Bette
Will Betts
Camden
Detroit
Chicarn
Weeks
Sandusky
Melvin Unger
Florida
Nina Bates
Plan New Law to Diminish Asphyriation
Columbus February 14 recommendations for state legislation to cut fatalities from carbon monoxide poisoning due to improperly vented gas stoves and defective heaters. The conference of state health officials and federal partners urged laws requiring exhausting outside ventilation for stoves and hot water heaters, designs preventing CO release, testing agency approval via Ohio State University engineering lab, accompanying instructions, and regulatory installation by state and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University Gas Producing and Distributing
Engineering Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Henrietta News Briefs From Sunday Visits To Local Families
Henrietta and nearby residents saw visitors from Elyria Berlin Heights and Oberlin. Grace Dudley hosted a Valentine party. E Seale visited town for County School work. Henrietta girls lost to Brownhelm 7 6 and boys 17 11. Various residents listed as ill or caring for sick family, measles and mumps noted.
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Henrietta
Frank Page
Pom Yeer
Elyria
O. C. Sanders
Geo. Page
Wallace McDowell
Berlin Heights
Ralph McDowell
Grace Dudley
E. '. Seale
Brownhelm
Mayme Bohn
Ladies' Ain Society
Reform Church
M. B Peabody
Cora, Wilcox
Oberlin
Kari Hasenpflug
M_B Peabody
Harry Burr
O. E Peabody
M. R. Kelly
Russia
Marvin Peabody
Milly Ferm Pelton
Kidnapping mystery around Sister Cecelia unsettled in Frederick
Frederick Md February 14 The alleged kidnapping of Sister Cecelia of Notre Dame remained unsolved as police and church authorities sought answers. Washington February 14 Senate Democrats and progressives pressed to slow the debt bill, using it to delay the shipping measure, with talks of Hardin stumping for the public on the subsidy bill if defeated.
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Frederick Md
Cecelia
Notre Dame
Washington
Congress
Hardins
State Miners Back Old Age Pension Push in Ohio
Ohio United Mine Workers endorsed the old age pension bill now in the state legislature. The union authorized its treasurer to donate 10 800 to the Ohio state federation of labor to assist in the referendum vote. Thomas J. Donnelly of the federation of labor praised the pension measure and condemned rival security plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio United Mine Workers
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Union
Oberlin Road Community News Breathing in Winter
Oberlin Road community notes report visits from Murphy Kreuger and Campbell families, illness affecting many children, social events by the Hard Times PTA, Friendship club banquet attendance, and local property moves. Several Oberlin and Elyria residents appear in weekend gatherings, church and school activities, and a mink stand relocation aiming to cut car accidents near the station.
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Oberlin Road
Harry Murphy
Oberlin
Belner
Avon
Frank Kreuger
Laws Vanarsdale
Helen
Indian Hollow Road
Martin Waller
Frank Clark
Littsfield
Grange
Frank
Dwight Rosecrans
J. C. Davidson
Geneva Edmonds
Harriette McRoberts
Helen Long
Friendship Club
Joe Feakins
Charles
Franti Kreuger
Maud Davies
Elyria
Josephine Edmonds
Cleveland
L. J. Avery
Parent-Teachers Association
George Waller
Gar McRoberts
Ray Leslie
Louise Bowman
A. M. Roberts
Pittsfield
Margaret Picksley
Floyd Vedder
Howard Chamberlain
George Autin
Carl Dosgtall
P. H Campbell
Melbar
la Grange
Walter Weisman
Ernest Lyman
Green Line Co
Dan Dudley
A. A. Saxton
W E. Shey
U S Coal Shipping Against Canada Sparks Commerce Hearing
U S Representative John J Rogers of Massachusetts told the Interstate Commerce Commission that American anthracite coal costs Canada 20 to 42 per ton less than in the United States, urging an embargo to curb exports. He cited rising 1922 exports to Canada and warned Canada could embargo US goods at will. Representatives of coal carriers and state fuel officials attended the hearing.
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New York
United States
Canada
John J. Rogers
Massachus ‘Setta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rosera
Detroit
Saratoga
Potsdam
New England
Rogers
General Grace
A c
Personal notices and society updates in Toledo
Mrs Venia Cameron visits Mrs W E Barnes in Cleveland street. A HM Dengate of East Broad Street, tied to Willys Overland, spent yesterday in Toledo on business. Harvey T Winckles of Farm Implement Co. is at his Cleveland street home with the fly. A baby girl named Betty Jan born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Dean at 335 Tenth Street on Tuesday January 13. Mrs D Scanlon confined to home on Fourth Street. Mrs E Snellinberger on Fourth Street to Larain for Grandmother M M West’s death in Second Street. Mrs Ed Seabold at West River Street home. Gertrude Davidson of East Cleveland visiting H H Grege of Newton Avenue for several days and returned home.
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Venia Cameron
W. E. Barnes
Cleveland Street
A. HM. Dengate
East Broad Street
Willys Overland Company
Toledo
Harvey T. Winckles
Farm Implement Company
Clarence Dean
Tenth Street
Betty Jan
Scanlon
Fourth Street
E. Snellinberger
Larain
M. M. West
Second Street
New York City
Associaton
Gertrude Davidson
East Cleveland
H., H Grege
Newton Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ernest Oldag and Jennie Wallace
Marriage licenses show Ernest L. Oldag a 20 year old truck driver from Elyria marrying Jennie Wallace 19 from Elyria. Also listed is Chas W. Thompson 49 a merchant from Lima and Clara Thompson. Rev Redhead John B. Annabelle 32 a contractor from Oberlin and Irene Davies 44.
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Ernest L. Oldag
Elyria
Jennie Wallace
Eytla
Rod
Birkner
Chas. W. Thompson
Lima
Clara Thompson
John B. Annabelle
Oberlin
Irene Davies
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
The hospital notes record admissions for Mrs Katherine Miller of 309 East Broad Street and Mrs Martha Ickes of 621 Lodi Street. Discharges include Mrs Josephine Dabrowski of 160 Spruce Street and Laura Tompkins of 307 East Charles Street. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ickes at 621 Lodi Street.
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Katherine Miller
East Broad Street
Martha Ickes
Lodi Street
Josephine Dabrowski
Spruce Street
Mary Zalka
Oberlin
Laura Tompking
East Charles Street
Bucyrus
Lillia Somers
Nurses Home
Gunfire at Coleman and Burnett store on Second Street
John Hackengorn, watchman for the Gas Company, reported to police that men in Coleman and Burnett’s store on Second Street fired at a target with a revolver and nearly hit him. Police found nothing to do upon arrival.
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John Hackengorn
Coleman & Burnett
Second Street
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Bug
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Prop
Kipton
Miss Margaret Lee
Bulletins
State Miners
U. S
United States Coal Commission
Prohibition
Haynes
Frederick A. Hazelton
South Bend
Pennsyl, Yala
New Jersey
Hamburg
Bodtatesk
Lake Superior
Jersey
Pascal Celery
Ewesenen
Greer
Pillsbury Best
Red Mill
Graham
Cecil
Astiod
Fteyece Geri
Wellington
Mecard
Hospital Notes
J. Sartoma
Internew
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Dutch Henry’s Bargain Store
East Broch
Josephine Tighue
Fifth Avenue
la Resista Corset Company
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