Owensboro Girl Betrothed To Four Lovers In Court Drama
Miss Mary Rose Boone a two year old from Owensboro Kentucky is central to a court case involving accusations of stealing a one thousand dollar note from Nicholas Bishop. Attorney Roy Vandemark says Boone wrote many letters to Bishop from Albion Michigan and West Virginia and the letters show romantic entanglements and requests for money.
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Mary Rose Boone
Owensboro
Birl
Roy Vande Mark
Nicholas Bishop
Kentucky
Vandemark
Miss Boone
Bishop
Michigan
West Virginia
Hom
Elyria
Albion
Mich
J. B. Boone
Vande Mark
Brink Faces Harsh Judgment for Civilian Crime
Herbert Brink, tied to the cattlemen and sheepmen feud era, faces a lenient prison fate. He allegedly aided a so called famous raid and is accused of harming others, while his sister in British Columbia seeks support for three children Brink is said to father. Brink waives extradition after being found in Canada.
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Herbert Brink
Brink
British Columbia
Canada
Mormon Pastor Trapped in Moonshine Raid
In McDowell County two dozen suspects were captured in a federal liquor raid. A Black Mormon preacher barricaded in a log cabin with three stills and barbed wire entanglements was among the victims. Three women were among those apprehended.
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Huntington
W. Va
McDowell County
Prohibition Office
Henry Schultz, 88, Dies After Illness at Memorial Hospital
Henry Schultz, 88, a longtime German resident of the city, died at Memorial hospital after an extended illness. He lived with J. H. Block at 434 SW 12th Street. The remains were taken to Wilkins-Hurst parlors and later to his late home for a short service at 1 30 pm Monday, followed by a service at St John Lutheran Church at 2 pm. Burial will be at Ridgelawn.
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Henry Schultz
Memorial Hospital
J. H. Block
12Th Street
Wilkins-Hurst
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ridgelawn
Three Suits Filed On Notes in Lorain County Court
The Lorain County Electric Co. has filed three suits in court seeking judgments on three notes for 112 dollars each. Defendants named are John Balers F. H. Lewis and Peter Dancsizko.
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Lorain County Electric Co
John Balers
F. H. Lewis
Peter Dancsizko
Milk producers set March price for Cleveland deliveries
Farmers will be paid 2.15 dollars per 100 pounds of milk for Cleveland deliveries through March, about 18.8 cents per gallon. The agreement was reached at a meeting of price committees of the Ohio Farmers' Co operative Milk Co and Telting Belle Vernon Co at Hotel Winton. W Palmer of the Chamber of Commerce helped oversee the talks as the group studies the milk market and compares distributor prices with retail levels in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Co
Telting-Belle Vernon Co
Hotel Winton
W. Pallmer
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Pittsburg
Mrs Nude Stacey Sues for Divorce and Damages
Mrs Maude Stacey files a divorce suit seeking $50,000 damages against Mrs Bessie Smalley alleging alienation of husband Harry C Stacey. She accuses him of extreme cruelty, absence from home, and hush-hush correspondence with a woman under an assumed name. The couple have two children and Stacey co-owns Dalrymple & Stacey restaurant in Lorain, with a request to restrain him from disposing of property.
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Maude Stacey
Bessie Smalley
Harry C Stacey
Stacey
Dalrymple & Stacey
Lorain
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Neglect
Mary Tuczs asks the Lorain court for divorce from Nick Tuz es alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She says he refuses to work, she supports five children with charitable help, and he has frequently assaulted her including a severe beating on November 3. She seeks divorce custody and alimony.
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Mary Tuczs
Nick Tuzes
Friends
Plan to Avert Mine Tie Up by Conference Initiated
Washington February 25 The Davis plan to prevent a nationwide coal strike on April 1 moves forward with a conference between coal operators and miners. The 1920 bituminous wage award requires a joint interstate conference before April 1 1922 to discuss disputes. Officials expect informal calls to operators and quick state level agreements to avert a walkout.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Davis
Britain weighs delaying Irish free state bill past election
London reports the British government plans to defer final passage of the Irish free state bill until after the Irish election. The bill has cleared the Commons but officials fear a Republican victory and open negotiations would be required. Britain worries about prestige if the bill is repudiated and may retire from immediate passage.
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London
Irish Free State
Downing Street
House of Commons
Eamonn DeValera
Ireland
Britain
French Bluebeard Landru Beheaded at St. Pierre Prison
The French killer Henry Landru, known for murdering ten women he courted, was beheaded at dawn near St. Pierre prison. Crowds gathered as the guillotine claimed him eight minutes after six, ending his trial for the women’s deaths while he claimed innocence.
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Versailles
France
Henry Landru
St. Pierre
Landru
Arrested Woman for Pulling Gire's Hair
Mrs. William Cree of 112 Mound Street is charged after allegedly pulling the hair of his daughter and pushing her down an embankment, causing scratches. Joshua Page had Mrs. Cree arrested. she pleads not guilty and the case is set for Mayor Jones Monday morning.
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William Cree
Mound Street
Joshua Page
Senate committee reports three of seven pacts for final floor fight
Washington February 25 The foreign relations committee met behind closed doors and ordered three of seven pacts reported to the Senate. The four power Pacific treaty with Brandeis Harding reservation The five power naval treaty among the US Great Britain France Italy Japan And a submarine and poison gas treaty were approved for reporting. China treaty remains in committee after tense sessions. Vote on report was ten to three with Borah and Johnson dissenting.
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Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
China
Borah
Idaho
Johnnson
California
Republi
Rotary clubs pledge aid for crippled children in Ohio
Forty four Ohio Rotary clubs pledged to solicit municipal and county aid to fund educational facilities and medical treatment for about 32,000 crippled children. The conference at Deshler hotel honored Edgar F. Allen and set a statewide Crippled Children's Week for May 8, with Rotarians urged to secure local cooperation in state-funded programs. Officers named include R E Coifield vice president, Charles Teibach treasurer, and E M Bateman secretary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rotary Clubs
Hotel Deshler
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Edgar F. Allen
Elyria
Allen
R. E. Coifield
Cincinnati
Charles Teibach
Toledo
E. J. Howenstein
Elysia
E. M. Bateman
Cleveland
Plan to curb high cost in building work code
The Department of Justice launches a national campaign to replace the closed shop with a new business code for union labor and building contractors. Attorney General Daugherty says indictments may follow if leaders and contractor groups resist, with district attorneys to open talks nationwide to end exclusive union arrangements and price discrimination in construction materials and labor.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
New York
Lumons
Contractors’ Association
United States
Toledo Foreman Ends Life on Train Tracks
Geo Mould 68 foreman at the Toledo Stove and Range Co. placed his head on a railroad track after removing his glasses, and a New York Central train severed his head. He left a widow and two daughters.
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Toledo
Geo. Mould
Toledo Stove and Range Company
New York Centrail
Storm toll and war talk filter from distant cities
Abating storm damage reports show 13 deaths and multi million losses across five states. Roman war victims’ remains leave Newport News with military escort. Princess Mary awaits nuptials with Viscount Lascelles at Westminster Abbey. Genoa conference on allied policy postponed. Lloyd George to join talks in Boulogne.
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Chicago
London
Mary
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Viscount Lascelles
Westminster Abbey
Good liquor disappears as sewer pipe scare rattles saloon
Patrolman Sweet triggered an unseen button at loop saloon causing upstairs commotion and a sewer drain gurgle. An inmate blamed the loss of $25 worth of liquor while the proprietor's wife withheld evidence, and officers found nothing upstairs.
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Sweet
Loop Saloon
Three Afflicted With Hookworm in Middletown Ohio
In Middletown on February 25, Dr. D F Gerber reported Mrs Alice Hatton of 1167 Walnut Street and her children Raymond 16 and a 15 year old daughter all suffering from hookworm. State health officials in Columbus confirmed the laboratory analysis making this the second hookworm case reported in Ohio per Dr Robert Boudreau.
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Middletown
Alice Hatton
Walnut Street
Raymond
D. F. Gerber
State Department of Health
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Boudreau
Professor Miller to Address Forum at Sunday Session
Professor H A Miller of Oberlin will address the open forum at the high school auditorium Sunday at 3 PM. Miller, a delegate to the recent Socio logical Convention in Pittsburgh, is known for presenting his case before audiences and promises a valuable talk on False Patriotism.
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Pro
Oberlin
Pittsburgh
Miller
Charles Sartor Loses His Mother
Mrs JH Sartor of this city died yesterday at her Sandusky home. She was survived by her husband and four sons. The funeral will be held at the Sandusky home on Monday afternoon at 12 o clock. DETROIT Feb 25 A movie actress from the Hollywood colony is alleged to have signaled gunmen to kill William Desmond Taylor, per Harry N Fields in county jail statements.
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Alma 8. Smythe
Washington
Leighton C. Tayi
Ee ‘Enrose
Senate Finance Committee
Wee Penrose
Glar
Taylor
JH. Sartor
Charles Sartor
Sandusky
Detroit
Hollywood Colony
William Desmond Taylor
Harry N. Fields
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