Draft Dodger May Forfeit 700000 Dollar Property
In Washington on February 20 Colonel Thomas W Miller alien property custodian challenged Mrs Emma Bergdoll to recover 750000 worth seized from Grover Bergdoll under the trading with the enemy act He argued Mrs Bergdoll lacked standing to sue through a power of attorney and asked the district supreme court to dismiss her petition to recover the property as void or improper.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Thomas W. Miller
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Erson
Millar
District Supreme Court
Hergdoll
Woman to testify on quarrel linked to Taylor murder
A woman claiming knowledge of a quarrel between a woman and William P D Taylor before his murder was summoned to the district attorney's office. Lawmen seek to protect her identity as they pursue new clues, while detectives hunt a suspect described as a negro drug addict.
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Los Angeles
Aod
William PD Taylor
Mincy
W. ©. Doran
Joe 4 Snow
Taylor
Imae
Diory
Woolwine
Aietilet
Henry Peavcy
Tavor
Wheery Daily
Peavey
Willian Dave
Mabel Normand
George F. Arto
Notion
Arto
Davis
Detective Frank Peering Shot Dead on Highway
Steubenville reports Frank Peering a 40 year old dry detective was found murdered with three bullet holes along an highway between Pinny Fork and Ida. County authorities investigate the case and consider revenge related to his work against whisky violators.
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Steubenville
Frank Peering
Pinny Fork
Idena
Bat T Toon
High Court Action Seeks Record Certification Order
Feb 20 in Columbus an order was sought in the state supreme court directing the Lorain County appellate court to certify its record up to a specified time in the Ford estate case. Feb 26 in Bandusky John F a long‑time local lawyer was cited for contempt in municipal court. wage Claud J Minor presided.
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Columbus
State Autreme Court
Te Lorain County Appellate Court
S Am L. Ford
Fred W. Ford
de Cheveland
Cincinpati
Bt. Louis Railway Company
Woman to Be Elected in Ridgeville Land Suit
Ghent Abbey sues at Nina Myers et al to quiet title to land in Ridgeville. Court action seeks confirmation of ownership and resolve competing claims among named parties.
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Ridgeville
Ghent Abbey
Nina Myers
Mma la Comtesse de Noailles Haa
Academy
Scrappy class riot at Columbia ends with arrests
New York police report a chaotic class scrap at Columbia University where about 159 freshmen were rounded up by Lynn Brook's Long Island force. Fire department hoses were used as chaos erupted overnight, with sophomores abducting and moving freshmen toward Garden City amid injuries and arrests.
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New York
Columbia Universy
Lynn Brook
Long Taland
Joseph Susshin
Garden City
Industrial progress urged by Bason's rep on co operation
Cincinnati reports multiple injuries in auto accidents including three serious cases where victims were buried under a machine after a collision on a sharp curve. Edward Schauer and wife Mars Mary Schauer suffer stab and neck injuries in an alleged murder suicide attempt. Newport churches urge impeachment of Campbell county prosecutor over failure to prosecute criminals. Cincinnati police seek 20 burglars who hijacked whiskey from a Kentucky distillery, while Ohio National Guard convention discusses military matters and labor policies draw criticism from Geo. C. Mellwaine of the Babdsdt Service Ta fla.
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Cincinnati
Edward Schauer
Mars
Mary Schauer
Schauer
Newport
Kentucky
Lawrence J. Diskin
Commonwealth
Campbell County
Edwin P. Morrow
Labrot
Graham Odistillery
Woodford County
Mqnor
Civil War Veteran George W. Coves Dies
George W. Coves, Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member, has died.
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George W. Coves
The
Bank Messenger Robbed of 22000 in New York Heist
William A Nassell a Greenwich Bank messenger was held up by three motor bandits at Seventy avenue and 19th street today. Pedestrians watched the bold robbery as if it were a movie plot being filmed.
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New York
William A Nassell
Greenwich Bank
Seventy Avenue
19Th Street
Plan To Continue Open Forum At Congregational Church
An Open Forum meeting at the Congregational church yesterday discussed a report urging broader continuation for the coming year. It proposed a nine member committee including a business man manufacturer city rep school rep Central Labor Union and women and church representatives to devise plans. No action was taken but consideration will continue.
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Congregational Church
Central Labor Union
Caen Oaltic
Timberman Case Postponed to Monday in Lorain bribery trial
The former Lorain safety director C C Timberman convicted on bribery charges asked for more preparation time. the judge agreed the motion will be heard Monday Feb 37. A separate Cincinnati dispatch reports burglars broke into a church in Covington last night and damaged church silverware.
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C C. Timberman
Lorain
Cincinnati
Covington
McCormick Heiress to Wed Swiss Rider in US Citizenship Pact
Miss Mathilde McCormick daughter of Harold F. McCormick and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller would wed Max Oger of Zurich if he becomes an American citizen as a condition set by John D. Rockefeller. McCormick family consent comes via formal betrothal. approval from Mrs Shebith McCormick is still pending while plans proceed.
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Chicago
Max Oger
Zurich
Switzerland
Mathilde McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
John D. Rockefeller
O.f
McCormick
Rockefeller
Oser
United States
MecCormick
Shebith McCorpner
Harvester
Mr. McCormick
Menbera
Miss McCormick
Emil L. Bur By
VonDer Muehl
Sebastian Oser
Burgy
Macruiste
Burey
Senator Charges Colleagues Over Illicit Per Diem Payments
Attorney General Price received a formal charge from Attorneys Peater and Walton alleging that State Senator Miller of Muskingum and Representative Carpenter of Steubenville illegally took per diem payments and expenses for emergency board sessions. They cite a constitutional provision blocking pay changes during a term and argue Miller and Carpenter cannot draw the per diem until the next term.
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Columbus
Price
W. 3
Peater
R. 5
Walton
King
Perry County
Prater and
General Assembly
Peuler
Miller
Carpenter
Dublin clash leaves British lieutenant dead and four wounded
In a Dublin suburb a British lieutenant was killed and a sergeant with three Irishmen wounded during a late day affray. Separately in Belfast an Irish Republican Army officers who were seized near Londonderry were released with a military escort to the Free State border.
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Dublin
Mead
Belfast
Irten Republican Army
Londonderry
Free State
Derry
Judge Refuses Return of Antiques Evidence in Bogden Raid
Judge Redington overruled attorney F. Adams motion in the Dan Bogden case Lorain to return antiques and other apparatus seized by deputy sheriffs during a raid. He deemed the issue close but refused to order the evidence returned on technical grounds.
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Redington
F. Adams
Dan Bogden
Lorain
Bogden
Bank Sues John F. Phillips for 906.15 Judgment
The First Wellington Bank files suit against John F. Phillips seeking a judgment for 906.15 alleged due on two notes. The case asks the court to declare the amount payable and grant debt recovery with costs.
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First Wellington Bank
John F. Phillips
How You Can Save On Your Water Bills
Henry Beck urges water customers to fix leaks and adjust flushing valves to cut quarterly bills. An illustrated table shows how even small openings waste thousands of feet of water daily, with costs ranging from 55 to 936 per quarter. Prompt maintenance and correct tank floats can greatly reduce charges.
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Henry Beck
Ex-Pollies Bias Son for 200000 in Damages
Miss Mary Lupo former Follies star sues Gordon Thorne for 200000 in damages claiming he caused mental distress and sought death by her own action. She had previously filed 100000 breach of promise suit against Thorne and Howar sues the mother Mrs William Camp claiming she made mean remarks.
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Mary Lupo
Follies
Atar
Gordon Thorne
Sove
Reice
William Camp
Thorne
Howhar
Mra. Pouid
Harding sees cycle of prosperity and caution for recovery
Governor Harding’s congressional report frames business cycles from boom to deflation, noting easing credit, rising liberty bond prices, and improved sentiment. He warns a controlled pace of revival to temper future downdrafts and secure steadier long term growth.
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Washington
Senate
W. PF. Harding
Federal
Congress
Harding
Comet Cross
Subcommittee to hear soldiers bonus funding proposals
Washington February 20. A House Ways and Means subcommittee will begin hearings on funding plans for the soldiers bonus. Representative Tordney of Michigan says the panel will review Harding sales tax ideas and discuss direct taxation re enactment of excess profits and 3 percent loan payments funded by military savings.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Tordney
Michigan
Comitee
Harding
President Says Data On Four Power Treaty Impossible
President Harding informs the U S Senate in a letter that it is literally impossible to provide the records, minutes, and debates relating to the four power Pacific treaty that replaces the Anglo Japanese alliance. He cites conversations outside the conference and notes the executive cannot furnish such information.
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Senate
Washington
Hardingsday
U. S. Senate
Clashes, arrests and political talks headline rapid updates
Reports from Mexico City. Iztapalapa unrest leaves three dead and 30 wounded after clashes between Agarfan and labor factions. In Chicago a three day conference gathers 250 delegates from farmer labor and progressive groups to chart concerted action. A Tokyo cable claims a plot to assassinate Prince Tokugawa was foiled. General Alberta is arrested at Torreon on revolu tionary suspicion as federal cavalry drive rebels into mountains. Judge Vandis resigns as U S district judge Chicago effective March 1. Pawtucket police fire on striking workers at Jenks Sptoning Company plant after a confrontation with four women mistaken for strikebreakers.
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Mexico City
Iztapalapa
Agarfan
Ixtapalapasp
Chicago
Idior
Farmer
U. S
Alberta
Federal Army
Torreon
Febela
Marrero
Murgula
Bacobar
Pawtucket
R. I
Fiot
Jenks Sptoning Company
P. Coates
Jenks
Man Receives Two-Year Sentence For Rape In Ohio
Henry C. Wilcox, 50, of Henrietta, pleaded guilty in criminal court to rape with consent of a 14 year old neighbor's daughter Mattie Sweat. Judge Redington sentenced him to two years in the Ohio penitentiary, citing his age and prior good character.
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Henry C. Wilcox
Henrietta
Mattie Sweat
Redington
Wilcox
Ohio
Two Autos Collide With Street Cars on Brad Street
Saturday afternoon two automobiles collided with street cars on Brad Street near the West Broad Market House. Matt Delafield backed from in front of the market to hit a westbound car, bending fenders. A second driver, Vaught, turned, causing a glancing blow. potholes and damages were reported to the prosecutor.
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Brad Street
Matt Delafield
West Broad Market House
Lime
Vaught
Filio Dastiry
YAP Treaty Favored at Washington Conference
The report notes an initial favorable stance toward the Yap treaty during the February Washington conference. Key negotiators and participating nations are unnamed in the readable text, but the tone indicates early support for the maritime pact.
Miss Boone to Be Arraigned Tuesday
Kentucky girl Mary Ross Boone, arrested on a charge of stealing a $1,000 note from Nicholaa R. Bishop, will be arraigned tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock to plead guilty or not guilty.
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Mary Ross Boone
Kentucky
Nicholaa R. Bishop
Fear and Unemployment Demonstrations Ahead of Royal Wedding
Buckingham Palace braces for protests tied to the wedding of Princess Mary to Viscount Lascelles at Westminster Abbey on February 3. Officials urge downgrading gift value and promote using gifts as relief funds for the unemployed.
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Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
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