Notable Society Busts with Fatal Shooting at Dinner Club
February night scene turned deadly as Al Tear my Kelliher shot by Daniel Wiedenm a labor leader at a restaurant and cabaret. Police report McCarthy acted in self defense after a quarrel with Kelliher who fired at him. Eyewitnesses describe panicked patrons rushing to exits as officers escorted guests for questioning.
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Tee
McCarthy
Kelliher
Mcarthy
Proprietoy
Melliher
eCarthy
Gotty
Ln McCarthy
Teins Pal Recaptured in Federal Larceny Case
Teins Pal was recaptured in a federal case involving an attempted larceny of $5,006,000 with Nicky Arnstein. He was arrested here at river point while attempting to enter a lodging house in pajamas on a warrant alleging impersonation of a federal officer.
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Lexn
Man
Thwartrey
Nicky Arnstein
Farty
Reiver Point
Fire ruins kill 25 at New York asylum
March of probes opens after a devastating blaze at Ward's Island state asylum in New York left 25 dead. Officials blame inadequate city fire protection and antiquated equipment as investigators including acting mayor Hulbert and state officials seek causes amid a bitter blame game. The 6 000 patient institution faced a deadly inferno as inmates slashed at barred windows while fire boats arrived too late.
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New York
State Asylum For
Ward
Yeland
New York City
Murray Hulbert
Floyd Haviland
Arthur Carey
Carl Sherman
Charles Norris
Norris
Tales of Cruelty by Moors Reported by Spaniards Freed
Spaniards released from Moor captivity recount brutal cruelties in the recent war. Prisoners, including high officers, suffered from bastinado and other abuses, with some chained to walls and killed for minor offenses. Repatriated via Axdir and Melilla aboard the Antonio Lopez, many have not seen Spain in years.
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Spain
Navarro Anu Vol. Aruio
Fire Claims 19 Lives at Ward's Island Asylum
Amid a deadly blaze at Ward's Island asylum 19 bodies were recovered with only five identified. Reported lack of emergency equipment and disputes between state asylum authorities and city officials over readiness followed the disaster, as relatives gathered at the morgue to identify victims including three former inmates and a rabbi.
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New York City
Ward
Joseph Mage Dies Native of Brownhelm at 51
Joseph Mack age 51 died Sunday at his home 209 North Street from heart trouble. Survived by wife and two daughters Edith Hearne at home and Mrs J T ONeil of Lakewood one grandson three sisters Mrs J Robinson Mrs P Crehan Elyria and Mrs C Gawn Lorain. Born in Brownhelm he worked at National Tube Co. 25 years. Funeral from St Marys church Wednesday at 9 am with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Joseph Mack
North Street
Edith Hearne
J. T. Oniel
Lakewood
J Robinson
P. Crehan
Elyria
C. Gawn. Lorain
Brownhelm
National Tube Co
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Subisdy bill in Senate faces fight amid fleet fears
Washington reports on the ship subsidy bill entering the Senate arena as the executive fleet faces high stakes. Other dispatches note a temporary amnesty extension in Dublin for republican irregulars and a planned rubber industry conference in Washington to address British export limits raising U S prices. Edward T. Sanford sworn in as associate justice of the Supreme Court in Knoxville Tennessee. Senator Owen urges a new international economic conference, and a push to require direct public vote on future constitutional amendments gains support in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sears
Edward T. Sanford
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Supreme Court
Harding
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate Judiciary Committee
Better Be Oil, Man Than President Draw 125600
Senate sub committee probes American oil firms findings show Standard Oil of New Jersey paying salaries from 30000 to 125000. Report notes executives earning well above average while public wages lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Senate
Retail food costs dip for average family in January
Washington reports February 19 that the retail cost of food for the average family fell in January compared with December, according to the Department of Labor.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Chicago church fire wipes out Oak Park church building
A spectacular blaze in Chicago destroyed the Free Methodist Episcopal church in Oak Park early today. Four suburban fire departments battled the flames, with damage estimated between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars.
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Methodist Episcopal
Oak Park
Fire destroys Bethesda Methodist Church in Ohio
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Bethesda Methodist Episcopal church six miles east of Barnesville today. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. In Cleveland, William P Sharer, president of the Midland Bank, died suddenly this afternoon.
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Ohio
Barnesville
Bethesda
Here
Cleveland
Wiliam P Sharer
The
Midland Bank
Joint-Ease touted for quick joint relief ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Joint-Ease for lingering joint pain swelling and stiffness caused by rheumatism and other conditions. It claims rapid skin absorption lubricates ligaments reduces inflammation and swelling with Joimi-Base noted as the only remedy and Phillips drug stores stocking a 60 cent tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Drug Stores
Washington outlines modern life contrasts in discourse
State briefs from Columbus and Cleveland report President Thompson of Ohio State University condemning unlettered amendments and anti-democratic groups, FTC actions against Ohio wholesale grocers for suspected Clayton Act violations, and Ohio bankers discussing midwinter topics. A Cleveland fire kills an unidentified Black woman, while the Supreme Court rules Hindus of Indian descent are not white for naturalization. Jackie Coogan studies widen with lessons from Paderewski Pavlova Sousa and Carpentier.
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Columbus
Disis- Bard Co
Ku Klux Klan
Washington
Thompson
Ohio State University
George Washington
Copreme Court
United States
Iis
Two Killed in Crossing Crash at Lyons
A news brief reports two men identified as a 28 year old companion and a passenger were killed when their automobile was struck by a belt line train at Lyons. The incident disrupted traffic as responders secured the scene and authorities began investigations. Prices for local groceries and farm goods are listed with varied per unit rates.
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Gorgan Ae Tak
Ax Seeidermeir
Lyons
Juliena Marber
Geet
Stock market opens strong with broad demand
New York trading starts firm as steel and copper rise while Cuban American sugar weakens. Rail stock Wabash gains, American Can and other major issues listed at noon. Chicago wheat, corn, oats move varied with oats higher. Liberty bonds show mixed opening results with several issues cited. Local stock and commodity activity includes Cleveland live stock, cattle, hogs, and sheep listings.
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New York
Chandler
Cleveland
Assassin Kills Former Day Agent At Home
Cleveland Feb 19 Carl Metts former federal diary agent who resigned rather than accept a transfer to Toledo was shot and killed at his home door by an Italian speaking assailant who fled in an automobile Mrs Metta heard the shooting and saw the killer escape A neighbor was also fired upon but not hit Police questioned a man and a woman seeking clues Metta had acted as a city agent for Mayor Zinner of Fairview Village and had threats against him over enforcing federal and state prohibition laws
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Cleveland
Carl Metts
Toledo
Metta
Jennie Metta
John Sulara
Matta
Federal
Zinner
Fairview Village
Bliss Becomes U S Minister to Sweden After Morris
Robert Woods Bliss, former third assistant secretary of state, sails to Sweden to assume the post of U S minister. He succeeds Ira Nelson Morris, who has recently resigned, marking a transition in diplomatic leadership to Stockholm.
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Robert Woods Bliss
U. S
Sweden
Ira Nelson Morris
Demurrage Suit Heard Over Delayed Rail Cars
The case of John Batton Payon Director of Railroads of the United States versus The Highway Construction Co is before Judge Webber. The railroad seeks demurrage on cars delivered to the defendant claiming delays in unloading were unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Batton Payon
Railroads of
United States
The
Highway Construction Co
Suit Over Work on One Story Brick Building Damages Sought
Elias Silverman sues H Berkley for 3998.10 alleging he hired to erect a one story brick building at Lotain. He claims neglect and use of roof material damaged him and seeks the stated amount.
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Elias Silverman
H. ©. Berkley
the Plaints
Lotain
Rebel forces flee as seven day Arigan fight ends
ROUTERIN REBELS BELFAST Feb 19 The Republican irregulars under General Boffin fleeing after seven day battle in the Arigan hills, free state troops pursuing. Washington Feb 19 Senate judiciary committee backs constitutional amendment to empower child labor laws with a 6 to 5 vote to report favorably.
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Belfast
Boffin
Arigan
Free State
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
European Encephate Promises Weight Gain and Strength
An advertisement asserts Euro Encephate will increase weight and strength and restore vigor and nerve force. It claims availability at every good drug store with a strict guarantee.
Freeport freight crash claims two Lorain men
Akron Feb 19 F C Duckworth engineer and J O Hart fireman both of Lorain Ohio were killed instantly when their engine crashed into a standing freight train on a bridge at Freeport three miles west of Canton. The engine plunged into the stream below.
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Akron
F. C. Duckworth
Lorain
Ohio
J. O. Hart
Freeport
Canton
Toda
Baltimore and Ohia
Akron Division
Former Macon postmaster dies after shooting self
Hillyer Rudisill, once in charge of a Macon post office stock room for twenty one years, killed himself Friday. He was found to be short 46050 in government accounts, a shortage he blamed on a robber in a letter to Chief Post Office Inspector Johnson, as announced by federal inspector James W. Cole.
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Macon
County board drops filing fee for carpenter at infirmary
Akron officials cut a 50 cent filing charge from a carpenter’s bill for repair work at the infirmary. The craftsman had added fifty cents for filing his law while paid hourly for the repairs.
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Akron
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Pain Relief
Mrs W E Shaw of 227 Walnut Street Chicago Illinois writes that she suffered severe back and pelvic pains and found relief by taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the product helped her greatly and she recommends it to other women seeking relief from weakness and pain.
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W. E. Shaw
Walnut Street
Chicago
Illinois
Ruyeel
E. Pinkham
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Teins Pal Recaptured
Caroline L. Iselin
Asylum
C. Floyd Haviland
Doan
M. Bruce
Lodi St. Ira
DP. C. Biddie
East Ave
Dean
OAN
Fort-r-Milburn
Mfg
Setties
Joseph Mage
Bulletins
Dublin
Harry 8
New
Indiana
Will R Wood
Alfred C Bedford
Walter C. Texgie
Standard Oil of
Chicago Church
Federal Trade Commission
Oh O Waolesale Grocers Association
Grocers
Frank M. Raymond
Ghias
Ohio Bankers Association
Hotel Deshler
Jackie Coogan
Paderewani
Igs
Piamo
Pavlova
Sousa
Carpentier
Cleveland Produce Market
York State
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Anaconda
Atchison
Cee
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Hebhiehem Stel Prid
Butte and Spr
Eeseeee SH Central Leather
Crucible Steel
Erle
Tilnois Central
International Paper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Reading Bed Aslee
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Company
Union Pacific
Euey
Ind. Alcohol
U.S. Steel, Common
Cian Copper
Westinghouse
Willis-Overland
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Bonda
Thrat
Victory
U.S
Routerin
Little Joe's
Woloraia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
State
Earl Court
Stetisioky
Gilbert Bros
Redington Bldg
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