Provisional IRA raid hits Rathfarnham home of Cosgrave
In Dublin on January 12 armed irregulars burned William T. Cosgrave's Rathfarnham home. A new anti Union proclamation signed Eamon DeValera claimed independence is the aim, as 100 plus raiders attacked Blessington, setting barracks on fire and prompting free state troops to respond. Cosgrave and his wife faced danger with his wife hospitalized.
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Dublin
William T. Congrave
Joan Eireann
Rathfarnham
Eamony DeaValera
Ireland
United States
Blessington
County Wycklow
Free State
Cosgrave
Specialist for Women’s Health Without Surgery
Sufferers of sick headaches met abolia spinal troubles and other female health deviations are urged to consult this specialist. Those advised to undergo surgical operations for wounds ovarian disorders ruptures or piles should not listen and should seek the specialist first to avoid dangers from the knife.
Probe Flogging of Woman and Man Near Goose Creek
Houston Texas Jan. 15 Authorities investigate alleged flogging of Mrs. R. H. Harrison 30 widow and R. H. Armand 28 by a band of 15 masked men in Goose Creek area several days ago. Sheriff Binford says some mob members are known and arrests likely soon. Hair cutting reported for Mrs. Harrison. No motive found yet.
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Houston
Texas
R. H. Harrison
R. H. Armand
Goose Creek
Ere
T. A. Binford
Binford
Ohio embezzler to be arrested in Kansas City
William H. Larkins 47, former Sebring assistant postmaster, is wanted in Ohio for alleged postal fund embezzlement. He posted $3500 bail after federal court arraignment and faces Cleveland grand jury indictment for defalcations totaling 3413 dollars.
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Kansas City
Department of Justice
Cleveland
William H. Larkins
Sebring
Larkins
Liberty
Man Arrested After Cafe Purchase in Cleveland
Russell Spronsnider bought a cafe in Cleveland and minutes later a policeman asked for whiskey. He drank it and was jailed on a charge under the state prohibition law, with arraignment slated for the afternoon.
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Cleveland
Russell Spronsnider
Spronsnider
Man Files $260000 Injury Suit Against Huenefeld Company
Cincinnati January 13. Harry Howlett sues Huenefeld Company seeking 260000 for personal injuries suffered while employed. The suit is noted as the largest personal injury claim filed in the area.
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Cincinnati
Harry Howlett
Huenefeld Company
Jury hears witnesses in Louisiana murder case
Evidence from prosecutors' files places a so called murder squad in custody near the Coulee swamp and Lake LaFourche with Daniel and Richards killed and dumped in water. Additional witnesses await identification of gang members as arrests are expected to broaden.
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Morehouse Parish
Coulee
Daniel
Richards
Lake LaFourche
LaFourche
Richard
Wuaite
Our Music Is Fine But Our Cooking Says Le Dantec
The article reports Monsieur Charles le Dantec aboard the France a French Line steamship between New York and Havre praising American tunes and criticising Prohibition while noting cultural exchanges on shipboard. A cabin boy mentions the sea song Why Should I Cry Over You and Neptuge being familiar.
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Congress
Uncle Sam
Monsieur Charles le Dantec
France
New York
Havre
Mo Roch
New Ambor
Monsieur I. Déntec
Lo Qu
Eutink Neptuge
Segely
Blankets Through History and Industry Warm Winter Portrayal
In Chicago winter tones a feature on blankets spans culture and craft. It notes blankets as style in the Far North and as artful product in Wearwell Blanket mills by Marshall Field & Company in Draper North Carolina producing 3,000,000 pairs annually in 300 patterns.
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Chicago
Wearwell
Marshall Field & Company
Draper
N. C
Missing banker A C Flint believed to have died by own action
Cincinnati dispatch reports private detectives failed to locate A C Flint cashier of the Painesville branch of the Cleveland Trust Company missing from his home since Tuesday. A letter postmarked Cincinnati suggested he was here and indicated he would "be no more" when his wife received it, with his watch and jewelry found enclosed.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cinncinnati
A. C. Flint
Painesville
Cleveland Trust Company
Cincinnai
Mother of Five Killed in Fire in Hamilton
Mrs Shelby Palmer mother of five children died when home near Bethany burned and roof collapsed as she re entered seeking a missing child. None of the children were injured.
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Hamilton
Shelby Palmer
Bethany
Local Markets List Mixed Groceries and Fresh Produce
Local market shoppers can find Moss Rose and Morning Glory flour varieties, Red Mill and Pillsbury products, pancake mixes, and various grains. Produce includes onions, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, lemons, apples, bananas, pears, cabbage, and root vegetables alongside fresh fish and seafood options.
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Crescent Ah
Pillsbury Best
Bananary
Reeds Greer Unions
California
Wheat and Liberty Bond Quotes in Early Markets
Chicago wheat and corn opened lower with slight declines noted across May and July contracts. Liberty bonds showed opening and closing quotes in New York with several bond series listed and values around 98 to 101.
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Chicago
Liberty Bonds
New York
L Lberty
Ng faBaeh
Myers Announces Candidacy for City Attorney Post
Don W. Myers of Findley and Myers declares candidacy for city attorney at the next primaries. He has eight years in practice and served in the war as a lieutenant with the war construction division at Camp Sherman and Washington.
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Don W. Myers
Findley & Myers
Mr. Myers
Camp Sherman
Washington
Woman Sues in Federal Court Over Swindle of 7300 Dollars
Mrs. Gertrude Kocher Sperger from Los Angeles testified in Philadelphia federal court that she was swindled out of 7600 dollars by Philip XN Par is. The case ties to a $230000 embezzlement at Coatesville National Bank, with Raymond Newlin pleading guilty and his brother George convicted.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Gertrude Kocher Sperger
Coatesville
Toay
Philip XN
Paris
Faris
Coatesville National Bank
Raymond Newlin
George
Returns To Find Guest Sold Goods
In Columbus on January 13 J L Eubanks reported his wife away visiting met Emory Lloyd from Richmond Indiana and invited him to stay. The next day Eubanks left for work and Lloyd in charge sold all furniture, collected cash and left town. Police were informed.
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Columbus
J. L. Eubanks
Emory Lloyd
Richmond
Ind
Eubanks
Lloyd
Liyod
Bank purchase seals corner block in Wellington
Through agent L A Johnson F E Andrews and L L Bevier bought the Benedict block at West and North Main from Alden Palmer for the Meneaict heirs. The purchase is tied to the proposed First National Bank. Daugherty Brothers Hardware and Roedel Brothers shag store occupy the first floor with undecided future locations.
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Wellington
L. A. Johnson
F. E. Andrews
L. L. Bevier
Benedict
West
North Main Streets
Alden Palmer
Cleveland
Meneaict
First National Bank
Daugherty Brothers Hardware Co
Roedel Brothers
Sat
Oberlin Club Week Activities Listed for January
Oberlin clubs announce a busy week with gatherings across town. Silver Tea at Dascomb cottage January 12. Literary and Social club January 16. D A R January 12. Ladies' Aid January 17. PTA High School meeting January 15 including equipment talks and financing. Pleasant Street PTA January 17 program. History Department January 15. Nineteenth Century club January 16. Oberlin Woman's club annual guest night January 26. Echo Hive January 16 with officer elections.
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Winntnhwlun
Ralph Rowland
New York State
High School
M. E
C. T. Jamaison
Mildred Morris
Alice Child
Oberlin
C. D. Hetrick
The
United Church
Dascomb Cottage
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Rawdon
O. H
Oberlin Woman’s Club
James Brand House
Lorain Legion Trustees Sought for Post Funds
The Lorain American Legion petitions the court to appoint a public notice and transfer post funds to trustees James W Patterson Chester M Deeter Roy Healy and Thomas L Williams for Lorain Post. Day Isaacs Corregon Day represent the Lorain Post. Senator Day, author of the state soldiers bonus bill, attends filing.
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American Legion
Lorain
James W. Patterson
Chester M. Deeter
Roy Healy
Thomas £. Williams
Lorain Post
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman
Chicago woman Mrs M Ohlen reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years of weakness nervous condition and loss of appetite. She says she began to eat better sleep improved and would recommend the medicine to friends. The letter notes the compound's long favorable reception among women.
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Chicago
Pers
Syd E. Pinkham
M.ohlen
Marshfield Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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