Maniac Admits Killing Man With a Maniac
Police prepared to file a murder charge against Frank Goettling, linked to the beating death of Harry Keim in his hardware store. Goettling, in a developing confession, allegedly claimed Keim owed him $245 for raisin jack and struck him with an axe. The case ties to earlier Parma teacher murders and the Mrs. Silberberg killing.
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Cleveland
Frank Toe
Harry Keim
Parma
Helen Silberberg
Goettling
Lima State Hospital
Keim
Freight Cars Wreck Lumber Go Build ing Freight Cars Wreck Lumber Go
A string of New York Central cars derailed on the switch to Porsch Lumber Co. yards yesterday afternoon. They struck a car with two men unloading ties, tossing them to the ground but causing no serious injuries. The impact damaged the lumber yard building end, with losses amounting to several hundred dollars.
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N.Y. C
Porsch Lumber Co
Four Erin Rebels Killed as Roving Troops Capture Quaker Island
Belfast reports four Republican irregulars were killed when free state troops with armored cars and aircraft seized Quaker Island. British forces evacuated Fertigo on the Ulster border. post taken by free state troops. To appease authorities, Protestant troopers were assigned to Pettigo duties.
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Belfast
Free State
Quaker Island
Fertigo
Ulster-free State
Pettigo
J Bell Engages In Crash Injuries In City
A crash at noon yesterday on Second and At streets involved J H Bell driving a car from Simpson Motor Co. Bell sustained leg injuries while attempting to block the vehicle. Concurrent court actions include notes and judgments against several local defendants totaling $ 447.83. A separate suit by Peter Kaus seeks $195 on a note.
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J. H. Bell
Lodi
Bell
Simpson
W. Rease
Clarence Hungerford
C. L. Wise
Martin Junglaus
Peter Kaus
Bill Minalopaulns
Go Blow Burns Woman In Newark Kitchen Explosion
Mrs. George Faryman suffered severe burns in a gas explosion that ripped through a Newark home at 39 Union Street early Tuesday. The blast, caused by a leaky main, hurled her through a doorway as flames spread. she was rushed to hospital in critical condition with injuries to her head and upper body.
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Newark
George Faryman
City Hospital
Union Street
Ted
Faryman
Kilbane Terrell Addresses Exchange Club Speech
Kilbane Terrell spoke at the Exchange Club in a restaurant setting, discussing his career from boyhood to manhood and sharing illustrative stories. He noted plans to travel south and then enroll in training at his summer camp near La Rain, outlining his ambitions and viewpoints.
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Elks
Tod
Ally Young
Terrell
Kane
Kilbane
Larain
Kilchea
Onid Annators Attempt New World Endurance Record
Artive preparations in Avton for Lieut Joan A. Macready and Oakley Kells to set a new world endurance flight record in February. A prior 35 hours 18 minutes 15 seconds flight from Sand to New York and Indianapolis is noted, though no official observer was aboard. A French aviator claims a longer time, and American Nautical Association officials will observe the upcoming flight, while friends expect a strong showing despite criticism of the French pilot.
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Avton
Joan A. Macready
Oakley Kells
New York
Indianapolis
Ameriern Nautical Association
London women and the death penalty debate in society
A fragmentary exchange features Margaret Bondfield and Olive Wadsley among feminists arguing capital punishment. Critics oppose the death sentence for crimes of passion while noting social causes of crime and suggesting equal penalties or heavier penalties for women in certain cases.
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Margaret Bondfield
England
Mrs. Thompson
Olive Wadsley
Red Pepper Rub claims instant relief for rheumatism
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the quickest relief for rheumatism and related aches. It promises tingling heat within minutes, improves blood flow, and alleviates lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck and chest colds. It urges buyers to get a jar now and check for the Rowies branding.
Youngstown Plant Absorbs Industries
Official announcement of the purchase of the Steel and Tube Company of America, with plants in Chicago and other mid western and western cities, was made. James A Campbell, president of the Youngstown Sheer and Tube Company, stated an agreement has been reached whereby the Youngstown Sheer and Tube buys the physical assets including plants, equipment, ore and coal mines, leases and rights of the Steel and Tube Company.
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Youngstown
Jan
Steel and Tube Compan
America
Chicago
Mid
James A Campbell
Sheer and Tube Company
Campbell
Youngstown Sherer and
Steel and Tube Company
Farm Credit Bill Favored by Senate Panel
The Farm Credit bill won Senate Banking and Currency Committee approval by a narrow five to three vote this afternoon. Secretary Mellon opposed the measure, which had been touted as an administration initiative, and the debate suggested a heated fight ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Learoot-Andersen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
One City Block Life Behind a Cotton Textile Leader
Frederick H.K. Rupprecht built a long career on Worth Street in New York. Starting as a shop sweeper, he rose to oversee an army of sales from a mahogany office, directing the cotton textiles business and upholding a steadfast, solitary work ethic.
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Rederick HK. KR
Worth Street
Lie
French Enter Neutral Zone i Continued from Paze one
DUSSELDORF January 9 French here that the troops were the way for seizure German drug B-Active high troop movements toward the G2M transfer reported to be proceeding. AMSTERDAM January 8 General Goutte, command of the sea army of occupation with established headquarters at Dusseldorf in preparation for the advance into the Ruhr, according to word from... reparations commission in Germany in default on coal.
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Amsterdam
Goutte
Sea Army of Occupation
Dusseldorf
Pre
Ruhr
Essen
Germany
U S Moves Toward Ruhr Crisis Amid Debate
An American observer reports widening tension over German reparations and Ruhr occupation. U S officials weigh implications of allied moves while avoiding direct action, amid cautious diplomacy and calls for clear compliance with Versailles terms.
Vatican Protests Ruhr Move Fermi Paris Urged Invasion Halt
The Vatican reportedly urged France not to invade the Ruhr and urged restraint as Britain’s cabinet prepared for a Thursday meeting to discuss European security and Germany’s occupation. The Telegraph cited a Rome report noting Vatican concerns over any breach of national territory and calls for calm amid wartime tensions.
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London
Vatican
France
Ruhr
Rome
General not been tepderd atteS in Washington
An unclear report from Washington notes issues with officials and delays in a government process. It references attorneys and unspecified actions, suggesting a public dispute or procedural hold at the federal level. Names and precise dates are obscured by the damaged text.
Rotary Club Honors Ford Logmis Birthday
Rotary Club members met at the YMCA at noon with high attendance to celebrate Ford Logmis Ford Lacm's birthday. Circles shared jokes and gifts included a guitar, shovel, a small gas can, pills, a miniature labeled Ford's Bull, and a gag tie. Ford endured the fun and promised retaliation at a future date.
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Toe Rotary Club
Y. M Oca
Ford Lacm
Sivng
Ford
Guita
Fire damages Edison plant near Los Angeles
A blaze at the Edison plant in Los Angeles caused significant damage to sub facilities of the electrical system. Investigators worked through the day to determine causes and assess the extent of losses across multiple units.
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Los Angeles
Orgemsek
Scutiery Cal
Lorain Gogaty Bank Banquets Today
Community event expected to feature speeches and remarks about the bank’s history and future plans. Local officials and residents are anticipated to attend as part of the annual banquet program.
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Lorain Gogaty Bank
Mrs Harriet Goowell OD Succumbs After Illness
Mrs Harriet Goowell OD of Sugsimbed Tours Succumbs after a brief illness. She is survived by four children including George R Buswell and Mrs F Myers, and the Misses Ada Brwell. A funeral will be held at the home Thursday afternoon with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Harries Su Y
George R. Buswell
F. Myers
Ada Brwell
George Farmer
Ridgelawn
Reading and Windsor May Be New Rae Meets
Reading Pennsylvania and Windsor may join the grand circuit as new Rae meets. Racing officials will decide on admission with opposition due to a law restricting harness racing to three days per week. If Windsor is barred, the season opens in Cleveland on July 7.
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Reading
Windsor
NEW Rae
Toledo
Basy
Anonlicatio
Philadelphia
Pous
Cleveland
Contractor fatally injured as house collapses in Toledo
Toledo January 9 E I Yoter a contractor was seriously injured when a new house toppled over. Catherine Schisler age 11 was pinned under debris but rescued. Two other children inside the house escaped unharmed.
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Toledo
E. I. Yoter
Qadar
Catherine Schisler
Schisler
Robins on Sells Interest in Outside Stores
T T Robinson of The Robinson and Hancach Co announces disposal of interests in outside stores. Lorain and Bellevue sales go to Metzger, Heseran, and Mezarts, long associated with Robinson. Wellington store remains with Robinson family. Canton store interest reassigned to his son and future business focus continues locally.
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T. T. Robinson
Robinson & Hancach Co
Metzzer & Robinson Co
Lorain
Robinson Co
J. D. Cook Co
Bellevue
Daugherta Co
Wellington
Lorain and Gellevue
TCL Metzger
Carl Ho Heseran
William Joe Mezarts
Od Robinson
Welliington
Robinson
Robynsen
Mepsbee
Tle Canton
Nobinsen
Hig
Vey
Mexico to Name Pani Ambassador If US Recognizes
Albert Pani, Mexican diplomat well known in America, would be named ambassador to the United States by Mexico if the U S government recognizes the Mexican government, according to reports from Washington.
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Ebay
Heniy
United States
Wolso
Exor Daugnerty
Velsferd
Barther
Albert Pani
America
United Sines
Mexico
Washington
Nationals Defeat YM Midgets 42 to 34 in Close Game
The Nationals basketball team edged the YM Midgets 42 34 with areomb shining and Tom Moody guiding the troops. Lineup included Seward Moody Moran Horan Clascomb Moran Seward Lizzetl Jones in forward center and guard positions.
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Naionals
Areomb
Nationals
Tom Moody
Pos
Seward
E. Moran E. Seward
W. Lizzetl
Jones
Navy Appropriation Bill Adopted by Senate
The senate today adopted the conference report on the navy appropriation bill totaling 325.6 million dollars for the next fiscal year. The report keeps a provision urging the president to open talks for a disarmament conference on limiting auxiliary craft to 19 900 tons or less.
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Washington
Jane
Senate
Navy
Britain Eyes War Debt Payment Shift and Trade Dominance
Britain signals intent to divert to new payment methods for the 3.0 billion war debt while seeking trade dominance. British leaders argue direct repayment is impractical, pressing negotiations on international payback and favorable balances as the United States weighs tariff barriers and shipping constraints.
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Washington
Jan
Great Britain
Sen
Britain
Baidu
Stocking Bandit Latest Strikes in Cincinnati
A stocking bandit gang robs a shoe merchant’s wife Mrs Fred Wagner of a small sum last night but flee as a passing autoist scares them away near Ree Ree. The incident marks a new style of highway robbery in the city.
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Cincinnati
Dan
Fred Wagner
Re Ree
British naval forces concentrate in Turkish waters
Bulletin dispatches from Malta say additional British naval forces are being concentrated in Turkish waters under orders from the British admiralty today. In Georgia, Macon trustees of a Methodist orphan home called a hurried meeting to probe charges that three girl inmates were chained by Rev. J. D. Smith, the superintendent. Paris reports Madame Sarah Bernhardt, the famous actress, is improving after illness and was able to ride in an automobile life today.
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Malta
Macon
South Georga Conference
The
Methodist Church
J. D. Smith
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Litchfield events feature drama and meetings week
Belden area reports a comedy drama Lighthouse Nan at the Club House with a full house. Farmers institute set for Jan 17 18 at the M E church. Parent Teachers Association gathering Jan 12 at Bert Shafer's home. Community Circle hosted by Mrs P H Rogers. Chas Willin to entertain Jan 15 in Litchfield. Revival meetings in Grafton attract many, with Mrs Crow of Michigan visiting. Atlantic City notes arrival of Biven Nes ex wife of Harry K Thaw with double pneumonia. Russell Thaw stays by her side as illness advances. The Other Man a short story has appeared in many languages including English French Japanese Chinese German and more.
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Chas. Willin
Litchfield
Renawal
Grafton
Crow
Wichigan
J. D. Mennotis
Atlantic City
Byvenn Nes
Harry K. Thawit
Russell Thaw
Other Man
Byth Henry van
Cousins of Elyrian Injured in Fremont Wreck
Mrs Petar Held reports her cousins William Heim a Fremont retired businessman and Mrs Robert Stutsman of Toledo were injured when a Take Shore Electric car hit a large truck near Fremont. Heim suffered a broken back and Stutsman endured severe bruising and cuts. A separate New York item notes a Brooklyn bridge trolley narrowly saved from falling into the East River by an iron guard rail during rush hour.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Kipton Chronicle Obit and Local Social Notes
Mrs Minnie Hanes born April 4 1856 in Harding county Iowa was the wife of Samuel Hanes and mother of four. She died January 7 1923. many local names and visits follow including Ethel Betts Helen Wienon Maude Smith and Maude Smith. The Rainy Day garage renamed Winter Day garage and Akita club will meet at Mrs Mosh’s with piano tuning advertised by Clark's Music Store.
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Ethel Bet
Cleveland
Clarence Parey
Helen Wienon
Nora Funk
Maude Smith
Elyria
Ava
Ella Whitney
Morgan
Camden
Coon Lattman
Elyris
Mart Freeman
Wellington
Aloyd Lattman
Hagerman
Oberlin
Samuel Davidson
Elizaworth
Mr. Hayes
Forrest Hinman
Eppie Mc Cotter
Fred Bronson
Gladis Bursley
B. F. Lees
Forrest Woodlava
Iva Parker
Elkhart
Ind
EL AL Austin
F. E. Weeks
Windish
Sandusky
Dr. Weeks
Thomas Lee
George Cowen
Claude Buckley
Jesse Lattman
Kenyon
John Davidson
Chalmer Davidson
Wakeman
Merriweather
Texas
Lyndon Smith
Dorothy Granger
Willard Granger
A. J. French
Messrs Blackwell and Perkins
Akikita Club
NORMA a Purported Remedy for High Blood Pressure
An advertisement claims NORMA a natural combination used in private practice for years treats high blood pressure. It teases dizzy spells pains in the head and moodiness as symptoms and notes its availability through Phillips Drugs. The copy urges readers to ask for NORMA.
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Drux
Moody
Phillips
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