Army National Guard mobilizes in Williamson County amid raids
Third Battalion of the 130th Infantry Illinois National Guard to move to Williamson County at earliest convenience after prohibition raids cause turmoil. Company I mobilized locally as tensions rise. Also reports on aviation race pilots, stock market shifts, and Chicago grain openings.
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Salem
130Th Infantry
Illinois National Guard
Williamson County
Frederick L. Martin Will
Erik H. Nelson
Army Air Service
Alaska
Lieut
Nelson
Sweden
Two Children Die of Burns in Akron Tragedy
In Akron Ohio a one year old died and his two year old brother was fatally burned when embers from a coal stove ignited a dry floor during a Yuletide visit. Neighbors rushed to help as the house became a furnace and the infants were taken to hospital.
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Akron
Joseph Jorchak
Columbus, CO
Joseph Thomas Brown
Joshua Brown
Burns
Mary Montony
James J. Thomas
Columbus
Cleveland to stamp out gambling joints and plot machines
Safety Director Edwin D. Barry announced that he knew every joint where gambling was public in Cleveland and ordered police to crush all gambling including plot machines black jack and horse racing bets. In Washington a protest by Britain over the seizure of the steamer Kwagind at Wilmington is sent to the Justice Department for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edwin D. Barry
Washington
Kwagind
Wilmington
North Carolina
Department of Justice
State Department
Thomneen
Polly
Molly
Senate approves probe of speculators in boards of trade
In Washington the Senate adopted a resolution directing the Secretary of Agriculture to investigate speculators in boards of trade nationwide. In Portsmouth a boy named Chas McDaniels, 12, drowned skating near his home in Mcbermott yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Portsmouth, Yan
Chronicle- Telegram Ad Wants Columns Pitch
A brief notice invites submissions for a want column in the Chronicle Telegram style. Readers are urged to send brief requests or desires to the newspaper office, outlining what they seek in the column and how it could benefit the community.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Anxious Wife Seeks Guidance on Husband’s Infidelity
Dear Mrs Thompson a thirty five year old unmarried woman writes about thirteen years of marriage and three boys. He drinks with young men spends wages on women and stays out nights leaving her anxious and exhausted. The advice suggests possible separation if feasible and consulting an attorney to pursue child support.
Board of Education items cover land trades and new teachers
The board approves a trade with the Americanization Council near Roosevelt school to gain land for a settlement house and play space. It plans to auction board land if the trade fails. Eight to ten classrooms, new furniture, and office spaces are planned for the Washington and Roosevelt buildings. Three new teachers are hired, resignations accepted, and two directors retire. The board discusses funding a local power plant and notes potential cost savings. The St. Mus Memory contest is announced for the spring with a dance dress highlight.
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Board of Education
Western Heights
Americanization Council
Roosevelt School
Roosevelt Play
Americanization Association
Board
Publc
Sheron
Washington
Roosevelt
Ruth McFaddernd
Mizz Baby Lee
Newton Pick~iesimer
Shelton
Misa Helen McCracken
Qherhn College
Nellie Liord
Kent Normal
Charly Bear
Ohio State
F. M Stevens
H. Squire
J. H. Hurst
A. R. Agate
Pa. Smith
Carlton Squires
Suxh Street
Loran
Cleve
Loton
Cleveland
Humvat
Coxe and Plamenatine Cn
Ohio Puline Service
Ftain
Columbus
Railroad Shares Rally In Early New York Trading
Stock summary from New York shows gains in several rail names with Baltimore and Ohio up 1 8 to 59 7 8, Northern Pacific advancing 3 8 to 53 2, and Southern Railway rising 7 8 to 42, highlighting activity in low priced issues.
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New York
Jan
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Chandler
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Atchison Yao
ANL & St. Paul Sae
Crucible Steel
Goodrich Rubber Ae
Inspiration Copper
International Paper Ae
Marina Etree
Marine Preferred
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Railway
Eee
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Dean
Willys-Overland
Stock Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Pacific
Southern, Railway
Film figure denies love motive in shooting case
Courtland S. Dines was shot in an incident reportedly tied to jealousy. Horace Greer and Mabel Normand were mentioned as figures in the case as authorities pursued leads. Separately, the Bureau of the Mint announced U.S. gold output in 1923 reached $51,378,700, up $2,528,600 from 1922.
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Courtland S. Dines
Horace Greer
Mabel Normand
Los
Greer
Washington
Jan
United States
Bureau of the Mint
Viscount Ishii Likely to Join Cabinet as Foreign Minister
Viscount Ishii, a Japanese statesman of worldwide prominence, is virtually certain to become minister of foreign affairs in the cabinet being formed by Viscount Kiyoura, according to beliefs in political circles.
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Viscount Ishii
Viscount Kiyoura
Arms embargo orders reach Gulf Coast customs
Treasury Secretary Mellon sends telegraphic orders to customs agents along the Gulf Coast and Rio Grande to stop all movement of war munitions into Mexico as embargo rules tighten. Panama Canal Zone staged mock battle as fleets concentrate for a test of national defense.
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Washington, Jan
Codlules
de la Huerta
Mellon
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande River
Mear Co
Cambriai
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Panama Canal
City Council Discusses Paving Lodi Street and Garbage Plan
The council debated notifying Mr Coen about paving Lodi Street and potential franchise issues with the railway. Garbage Director Hewitt sought direction on collection plans while Mendelson pressed for a year contract. the current system costs about $8000 yearly. Finance Chairman Rawson called a budget meeting in two weeks to review six months needs. The council also passed an ordinance authorizing $40000 in bonds to cover bank notes and reset city finances after salary cuts.
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Lodi Street
Coen
Hewitt
Rawson
Mendelson
City Council Finance Commitittes
City considers payroll cuts and clerk salaries
At a council session Mayor Hinkson pushed ordinances to cut clerk salaries for the civil service and sinking fund commissions with first readings. The finance chair Rawson protested bypassing committees. Also proposed is a $720 annual pay for rest room matrons after menial duties. Fire Chief Bates reported 28 building permits valued at $161,830 in the past year.
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Hinkson
J. A. Myers
Civil Service Commission
Cleck
Sinking Fund Commission
Civil Service Board
Staking Fund Commission
Rawson
Finance Committee
Hewitt
Myers
Bates
Thousands with kidney trouble unaware of it say ads claim
Druggists report widespread kidney issues and praise Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for its healing effects. An insurer notes many applications fail due to undetected kidney disease. The ad promotes two bottle sizes and a ten cent sample from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
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Erie
Wilaev
Chicago
Jan. S
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Erik BH. Nelson
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Frederick L. Martin
Lowell H. Smith
C. J. Crehore
J. Crehore
Viscount Ishi
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Council
G. A. R. Hall
Court of Honor Lodge
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