Mystery of Missing Mrs Middleton Solved in London
Detectives linked the Liver pool disappearance of Mrs Hilda Middleton wife of an American ship captain to a dead body found concealed at Cecil Maltby tailors home in London Maltby shot himself as police stormed his barricaded residence remaining bodies found in the house police planned to open locked boxes amid strong odors the husband is believed to command a U S Shipping board vessel
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London
Liverpool
Hilda Middleton
Cecil Maltby
Maltby
Feline rises from ashes to eminence in New York cat show
A Cinderella cat named Snoozer Hoy earns first prize in the non championship class at the Waldorf Astoria show. Joseph Frascona Jr. and his sister Antoinette recount feeding and grooming the stray, then entering him for a dollar and watching him win.
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New York
Atlantic Cat Club
Joseph Vrasconsa
Joseph Frascona, Jr
Antoinette
Waldorf-Astoria
Joseph
Snoozer Boy
Community Chest Campaign Budget Report Review
Council approves keeping donor list to regular participants while budget chair Sam Squire reports on campaign progress. George Stevens notes broad cooperation from multiple groups, with the AmEricanization Council and Elyria Library listed among contributors to the Community Chest Fund totaling several thousand dollars for various local services.
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Rage One
Community Chest Fund
Sam Squire
George Stievens
Americanization Council
Associated
Charitee
Elyria Library
Bond Elytia Memorial Ho
Gates Home
Home Garden
Memorial Day Committee
Salvation Atay
W. CA
County approves road contracts for multiple townships
Lorain County awards a $270,060 contract and plans additional road work across Pittsfield, LaGrange, Oberlin area, and nearby townships. Projects include new link roads, resurfacing, and repair of several miles of roadway near the Cuyahoga line, with the state keeping about 60 miles of the roughly 329 miles of improved runways.
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Teutiryved
Pace Oner
Pittsfield
West County
LaGrange
Tig Bates
Ober
Teo Miles
Grigzhton Township
Hibiincio
Chyahoga Co
Columbia Township
Four Die in Alabama Dolomite Mine Blast Near Birmingham
Four men were killed and one listed as missing after a fatal explosion at the Woodward Iron and Coal Company dolomite mine near Birmingham Alabama. Three of the deceased are identified as African American. No others were injured.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodward Iron and Coal Company
Labor Advocate 13 Be Printed in Lorain Central Union
The Labor Advocate, created for the Lorain Central Labor Union, is incorporated for 2000 by Oral E Shaw and Esther Ségel. It will publish at the Lorain Journal office in Lorain, with printing at Amherst. G A Doyle offered to take management if given control, and this was agreed, while the union retains editorial policy. Mme Satak Berdhard is noted with a youthful ambition to become a nurse.
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Labor Advocate
Lorain Coun Central Labor Union
Shaw
Esther Ségel
Lorain Journal
Lorain
Amherst
G. A. Doyle
Central Labor Body
Wanted in $800000 Bem Theft Miss in New York
Jan 10. Charles F. Leyden is sought by police for questioning in the $500,000 Scheetkopf robbery case. Leyden posted bail and is under indictment for first degree robbery. A separate report notes a woman asleep fell into fire and died at her home.
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New York
Charles BF. Leyden
Polies
Dryden
Potchpearing
gZigtrate Roen
Ryden
Anetiyr
U and France plan swift American withdrawal from Europe
Officials foresee possible incidents as US forces leave France for Antwerp. St Mihiel transports will ship troops to Antwerp within eight to nine days, with final dispersal from Savannah Charleston and New York. Most troops return by rail from Cabienz, while Rhine occupied zones may be handed to the French immediately. Democratic and Republican leaders approve the move amid postwar realignments.
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America
St. Mihiel
St. Mikisi
United States
Antwerp
War Department
Allen
Cabienz
Rhine
Savannah
Charleston
D. C
New York
Army
Texas
Boston
Hermen Poincare
Ada
Troans
Bor
Cabot Republican
Massachusetts
Iman
Senate
Europe
Secu
Occupation tensions rise as German towns rally in Ruhr region
Essen reports mass German mobilization with 59 000 troops in the northern Ruhr zone to resist French occupation aims. Crowds sing Deutschland Uber Alles as authorities tighten control, while the Ruhr coal syndicate is dissolved disrupting French economic plans. Locals show mixed reactions toward French and Belgian forces. Americans remain aloof amid policy adjustments and regional commerce chambers denounce the occupation as violating Versailles provisions.
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Essen
Ruhr
Rland
Synficate
Ty Hugo Stinnes
Peyrolls
Hambure
Avery
Rhineland
Chambers of Commerce
Sen
Mulheim
Oberhausen
France
Preteh
Milimar
Duisburg
Fess Flays French Invasion in Postwar Talk
Senator Fess addressed Carnegie Institute on postwar progress, attacking reparations as political, not economic. He argued Europe lacks unity on reparations, Britain seeks German surrender terms, and a revived US merchant marine and naval economy are essential to solve America’s problems.
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Pittsburgh
France
Europe
America
Comeon
Fess
Cammegie Institute of Sy
Dritain
Germany
Turks Mass Troops in Asia Minor Amid Lausanne Tensions
Angora reports Turkish nationalist forces concentrate to seize Mosul if Lausanne talks fail. Troops mass south of Chanak near the Dardanelles fortress. Adrianople governor issues a military mobilization proclamation for eastern Thrace ages 15 to 43. An Italian ship halted a Turkish mine laying attempt near a barge.
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Dan Ly
Mosul
Angora
Chanak
Dardanelles
Urerkom
Adrianapt
Pas
Thrace
Isnye
French Troop Movements through Coblenz and Dusseldorf
French troop trains, averaging 0 cars, moved from Coblenz toward the front today. Some headed to Dusseldorf where General De Goutte and General Berthelot set up headquarters, others toward Kalschueren. German anger rose in stub leng but no demonstrations occurred. American officers discussed withdrawal or further fighting with the Ruh mans as six units were observed.
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Coblens
Coblenz
Front
Dusseldorf
de Goutte
Berthelot
Kalschueren
Dubleng
Stubleng
Ford to Erect Big Plant in St Paul Minnesota
Ford to open a 1.0 billion manufacturing plant in St Paul to employ 3 000 to 15 000 workers. Plant will import coal from Pittsburgh and use Mississippi and Ohio river lines as distribution routes for motor cars. New rail line and bridge between St Paul and Polis proposed to serve the plant. Ford plans exclusive restrictions and seeks power rights from the high dam adjacent to the site.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Jag
Henry Ford
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New Orleans
St. Paul Association of Commerce
Unicar
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Host
Paul
Polis
Ford
Ford Das
Fed Power Commission
Permis
High Dam
Stocks and bonds movement across markets and openings
Stock quotes from New York show U S Steel up to 106 1-2 and U C S Rubber down to 55 5-8 with several others moving modestly. Cleveland livestock receipts and prices are noted alongside Chicago wheat corn and oats opening figures and Liberty Bond openings in New York with varied first day bids.
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Chicago
Klan Captain Denies Terror Claims in Morehouse Parish
In an authorized interview Captain Skipwith of the Ku Klux Klan in Morehouse Parish rejects Neesworthy’s charges of a terror reign. He calls the star witness a liar, denies ever speaking to him, and clarifies he never discussed plots to murder with Neesworthy or his brother. He vows readiness to testify or face jail.
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Skipwith
Crefop
Ku Klux Klan
Morehouse Pareish
Neesworthy
Morehouse Parish
Herses
Smipwit
Norsworthy
Buddy
Worthy
Teady
Obituary Memoriam for Former Missouri Governor Stevens
BULLETINS ST. LOUIS MO JAN 10 Former governor V Stevens died today at 64 in St Louis Missouri. Other items note United States Steel monthly orders decline to 4,745 703 tons by Dec 31 from 6,340,242 Nov 30. Kansas legislature hears Davis message repealing industrial court law for a board of arbiters. Charleston West Virginia calls for end to private mine guard system. Abdul Hamid Egyptian wrestler fails to kill Mohamed Fami at Near East peace conference. Secretaries dispute expansion of American allied debt commission membership. U.S. naval bill 1924 carries 325 million dollars. observers on reparations commission attacked in Senate. Ohio officials to present cabinet nominees sworn in. Ohio fair board to seek licensing for concessionaires at fairs.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Logan County
E. F. Morgan
Columbus
Ohio Fair Boys
Kidnapped Suspect Links Tie to Local Case Revealed
Fragmented testimony links McKain to a kidnapping gang led by Hak Mehul as the state builds its case. Miss Hautten and Miss Hamilton provide evasive depictions of deportation and a coercive demand for payment. In separate notes, a Sandusky jury deliberates a first degree murder charge against Nicholas Capassa in a wife’s death. Toledo and Cleveland reports mention a grand jury and a schedule for July circuit sessions.
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McKain
Hak Mehul
Miss Hautten
George Eckols
Mer Rouge
Eckols
Slugusr
Miss Hamilton
Yassin
Hopkins
Hush Clark
Little Rock
Ku Klux
Sandusky
Nicholas Capassa
Wellington Man Held Up Then Freed In Wellington
Wellington report says two telephone linemen were chased by two masked men while repairing lines on Kelley Street. After learning victims identities the robbers released them. Pay day at Sterling plant is suspected to drew the hold up as the likely target. Wellington high plays Lodi Friday in basketball. A Christian church Ladies Work Society meets Friday. Polly Hanna hosted a Sunday school party at the Lower theatre for her birthday. Baby Mildred Jean Baker born Jan 1923 in Wellington. Other local notes include visits and travels of residents to Canada, Oklahoma, New York, and California.
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Wellington
Kelley Street
Sterling
Work Society
Ladies’ Work Society of the Christian Church
C. R. Neal
Taylor Street
Polly Hanna
Echonn Clays
George Baker
Ban Street
Mildred Jean
C. McConnough
J. W. Naremore
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Glen Owen
Orpha Chapin
Oklahoma City
Russell Murch
Chillicothe
Hattie Murch
Robert C. Strehlow, Jr
Alameda
Cal
E. Waters
Elberta
Cleveland
Marjorie Thomason
New London
Fred Hanson
New _York
Death requested for ax layer in Cleveland case
Prosecuting Attorney Edward Stan tor asked the grand jury to indict Fred Goettling on first degree murder charges for the slaying of Harry Kelly after a Friday fight. Goettling, with a long criminal record back to 1904, has prior manslaughter and insanity-related detentions and multiple transfers between facilities.
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Cleveland
Jat
Edward CL Stan-Tor
Charies
Fred Goettling
Harry Kelly
Goettling
Mansfield Emery
Newbury
Parma
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Congress
American Debt Funding Commission
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Union Pacific
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Missouri
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Kansas Industrial Court
Board of Arbitration
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Kansas
Abdul Hamid
Mohamed Fami
American Allied Debt Funding Commission
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Georgia
Mallon
McCumber
Eee Finance Committee
Tetter
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Harding
White House
Reparations Commission
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Missour
Donahey
Marshall
Gan
Fred Chettling
Ax Thurdgerer
Harry Keim
Degreaw Ordter
Toledo
Windsor
Onr
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Wellington High
LODI
Lodi High
Wellingtonians
Lima
Naepitat
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Les
Dr.kings Biter
C. J. Sartor
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Govvernment
Gilbert Bros
Redington
Elgris, Ohio
Punkin
Sarah Addinston
Home Journal
Pudding Lane
R. Fishman
Cambridge St
Elyria
Ladies’ Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
Century Print Shop
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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