FECAL BATTLE INDIAN MURDERS TARGET OSAGE MINERAIDERS
Tembie Oklahoma January 13 fines were to be set as Osage murders for millions cases move forward. Jam K Hale the Osage Hills magnate faces state arraignment while federal proceedings pause. Ernest Burk Ramsey and Lawson await arraignment. federal indictments anticipated. perjury charges against grand jury witnesses filed. Fred Rowe jailed on $10000 bail as Oklahoma and federal authorities dispute who holds Hale.
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Tembie
Okla
Jam K. Hale
Millonaire
Osage Hills
Ale
Ernest Burk
Ramsey
Lawson
Iim
Mdge
John H. Cotteral
Fred Rowe
Pawhuska
Hale
Rowe
Oklahoma
Interment planned for infant at April Farm mystery case
Allentown Pa January 13 interment of the infant known as jove baby found at April Farm by Charles Garland Massachusetts millionaire will occur today by order of District Attorney Orren E Doyle. Miss Bettina Hovey admitted motherhood and Garland as father. Hovey released on her own recognizance. Garland awaits hearing January 23 on a statutory charge as case to probe secrets of April Farm where he lived with followers.
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Allentown
Charles Garland
Massachusetts
Orren E. Doyle
Pril Farm
Garland
Bettina Hovey
Hovey
Boyle
Miss Hovey
Gariana “Ead
Misa Hovey
Mary Wren Garland
Calony
April Farm
Auto Catches Fire on Court Street Night Blaze
Gasoline leaked from a flooded carburetor ignited by a short circuited wire on the automobile of A. J. Chamberlain on Court street last night. Bremen extinguished the blaze with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Chamberlain
Court Street
Bremen
Navy and air force budgets to hold under expansion plan
Navy estimates total about 300 million dollars for the year and are unlikely to fall as approval exists for a lengthy shipbuilding program. Air force funding around 76 million dollars may not be cut amid a months old expansion program. Army cuts are planned but substantial reductions in naval and air power require international agreement.
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Navy
Admiralty
Cardinal Mercier Regains Strength After Relapse
Brussels Jan 13 Cardinal Mercier the eminent Belgian divine was reported to be stable this morning after a slight relapse yesterday afternoon. He passed a fairly comfortable night and was able to take slight nourishment, subsisting on a glass of wine and an egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Wilbur calls for a new giant airship to replace Shenandoah
Washington notes Secretary of the Navy Wilbur urged the House naval affairs committee to build a large rigid airship to replace the Shenandoah. He asked for a 6,000,000 cubic foot capacity craft and said the Shenandoah’s loss was caused by the storm, absolving naval officials of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Navy
Shenandoah
Witbur
Lorain County Men Named on Kirby Case Jury
Two Lorain county men James Vanarmen former Wellington postmaster and George Terwithger from Wellington were selected to serve on the jury in the fraudulent use of the mails case against Josiah Kirby former head of the Cleveland Discount Co. The trial is expected to last at least six weeks and the jurors will remain together. This marks Kirby’s sixth trial after prior juries failed to reach a verdict.
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Lorain County
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
James Vanarmen
Wellington
George Terwithger
Kirby
Directors Named by Stockholders of Lorain County Savings
Three new directors, Arthur E. Adams Kellogg Day and John E. Flan, were added to the board of Lorain County Savings and Trust Company at the annual stockholders meeting held at noon in the stockholders room. The 42 other directors were reelected as A B Taylor bank president said the bank's condition was very satisfactory. FLO A Smythe presided with over 200 stockholders present and 2413 shares represented. The passing of Charles KE Wilson was marked with notes of loss to the bank. Following adjournment, a luncheon was served to 206 stockholders by bank women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Adams
Kellogg Day
John E. Flan
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
A. B. Taylor
Flo A. Smythe
Charles KE. Wilson
Skating Good On McKinley Pond This Afternoon
Service Director James F. E. Hewitt said skating was good on McKinley Pond this afternoon. He announced Jefferson and 13th ponds are being treated and if they flood, won’t be in repair Gatll tomorrow.
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McKinley Pond
James FE. Hewitt
Jefferson
13Th
Scandal Grips Galia County in Twin Disappearances
In Gal ip ia County Ohio Jan 123 two linked scandals unfold Mrs Blanch Mink 35 left a suicide note for husband Otis a prosperous farmer and body believed to be in the Ohio River despite three day searches Carl Nickles 40 a Sunday school superintendent promoter and farmer vanished after mortgaging his farm for 9600 and taking personal effects wives and children left destitute Investigators report a man and woman matching their descriptions bought rail tickets at Wheeling West Virginia for Oklahoma on the day of the note Mrs Nickles suspects the couple eloped with her husband
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gal- Ma
Blanch Mink
Otis
Ohio River
Carl Nickles
Wheeling W. Va
Oklahoma
Ponzi Plan Under Ban by Attorney General
Boston January 13 Charles Ponzi’s 200 percent profit in sixty days Florida land scheme was halted awaiting review by Attorney General Jay R. Henton. Ponzi representative Calcedonio Alviti closed a temporary north end office to confer with officials at the State House.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Florida
Jay R. Henton
Calcedonio Alviti
Ponzi
North End
State House
Jewelry theft value set at fifteen thousand dollars
Palm Beach Florida January 13 news reports of a million dollar burglary at banker George L Mesker’s home were denied. Investigators said the stolen jewelry was valued at not more than 15000 dollars and no sensational tale.
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Palm Beach
Fla
George L. Mesker
Evansville
Ind
Mesker
Anthracite Crisis in New York Prompts Governor’s Warning
The New York City operators and state officials faced a critical stalemate yesterday. Governor warned that the impasse affects Pennsylvania and the 40,000,000 anthracite users nationwide. He cited weeks of publicized tensions as negotiations broke down yesterday.
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New York City
Pennsylvania
America
Mines Strike Deepens Hard Coal Tie Up
In Scranton families of hundreds of miners show grief as New York talks between operators and diners representatives end in deadlock. Soup and bread lines grow daily while relief stations report widespread hunger and fuel shortages. Over 100 children now receive rations, city business languishes, and miners vow to stay out until union leaders order a return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Pinchot Presses Legislation Over Anthracite Strike
Governor Pinchot arrives early at the Pennsylvania capital on a busy day to back a bill aimed at the anthracite industry. The measure would empower the Public Service Commission to inspect operator books, probe production, and allow public scrutiny of rates, seeking a settlement after miners’ concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Im Artion
Pinchot
Hfe
Public Service Commission
U S Interests to Expend Millions to Grow Rubber
Private interests outline plans to spend over 60 million dollars on rubber plantations in Sumatra the Philippines and South America as a step toward ending dependence on British rubber. The Rubber Association of America plans about 900 million over five years and the National Automobile Association launches a 10 million dollar effort to produce or trade in rubber and tires. Secretary Hoover endorses the push urging industrial self help to curb foreign gouging.
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New York
Sumatra
Phiippines
South America
United States
Hoover
Rubber and Automobile Interasts
Rubber Association of America
National Automobile Association of America
Rubber Association
Mr. Hoover
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Liberia
Firestone
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
State Office Building loan refused in Columbus
The State Industrial Commission voted two to one to refuse a loan from the Workmen's Compensation Fund to buy a site for the new State Office Building in Columbus. Attorney General Crabbe ruled the loan illegal, delaying action for possibly two years unless a special session acts to authorize funding.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
T. J. Duffy
Duffy
J. D. Clark
Rose Moriarity
Industrial Commission
C. C
State Building Commission
The
Incorporations Filed in Columbus Today
Incorportations filed include Ebinger Miller Coal and Supply Co with $10,000 by Matthew Ebinger in Columbus and Hotel Newell Company based in Elyria with $500 by Warren W. Hathaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ebinger- Miller Coal and Supply Co
Lo- Yain
Matthew Ebinger
Hotel Newell Company
Elyria
Warren W. Hathaway
Forged Steel Wheel Co Plans Continuation at Builder Plant
The Forged Steel Wheel Company will continue operations at the Builder plant with manufacturing and sales kept as before. The plant started in 1912 and produced forged wheels billets slabs plates bars, backed by ten 70 ton open hearth furnaces a slabbing mill a merchant mill and a full power plant shop and sintering line. Financing requires no public security offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forged Steel Wheel Company
Builer
McIntosh Hemphill
Olive Tablets Promise Pink Skin and Buoyant Feelings
Ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic, a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims they cure yellow skin, coated tongue, poor appetite, and constipation, with no dangerous after effects and a nightly dose.
Twelve Workmen Buried Alive In Parker House Demolition
A girder failure at Parker House in Boston on January 13 caused the third floor to collapse, burying twelve demolition workers. Rescue crews freed all men. four were taken to Haymarket Square relief hospital in serious but salvageable condition, eight treated at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Parker House
Haymarket Square
Bus Lines Buy Seventeen New Coaches For Service
Cleveland Elyria and Toledo Bus Co and Cleveland Ashtabula and Corneaut Interurban Co announce the purchase of seventeen new coaches to boost service. First deliveries around April 1, with plans for a fifteen minute service between Elyria and Cleveland once ready, says president Harry Rubinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUS Line
Cleveland, Elyria and Tolédo Bus Co
Cleveland, Ashtabula and Corneaut Jous Co
Harry Rubinson
Elyria
Cleveland
Blood donor from Clementon gives lifesaving transfusion
A Clementon New Jersey man has just donated blood for a transfusion at the Jewish Hospital in Philadelphia. He had previously volunteered during World War I to help a fellow soldier and has continued to offer his services since then.
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Clementon
N. J
Jewish Hospital
Philadelphia
Misey Tawn Learns About Adenoids From School Doctor
A dialogue shows Misey Tawn learning adenoids are items in the head to be removed. Mrs Finn questions the condition, joking she combs his head weekly for signs of adenoids. The text also notes the New York Hants played their first game under John McGraw on July 19, 1892 and Edinburgh's Powderhall track claims world speed.
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Misey Tawn
New York Hants
John McGraw
Plan Proposed to Stop Tax Law Leaks
Washington Jan. 13 A stop gap plan to close all loopholes in federal tax laws was presented to the senate finance committee by L C Manson special counsel for the Couzens investigation of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Manson urged immediate action to prevent further losses on dams and amortization claims valued at about 140 million dollars with roughly 17.5 million dollars in taxes involved. The committee planned a clash over inheritance and gift taxes after addressing administrative features and reporting the measure to the senate. Republicans and Democrats alike favored repealing all inheritance rates while another group seeks to restore the gift tax eliminated by the House.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
L. C. Manson
Couzens
Internal Revenue Bureau
Manson
Congress
Treasury
Senate
House
Overhead plan chosen to eliminate Broadway grade crossing
Lorain January 13 The seventeen member committee studying the Broadway grade crossing over Nickle Plate tracks selected the overhead proposal after reviewing three options a subway an overhead and a compromise. A new committee will determine cost and research applicable laws.
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Lorain
Broadway
Cleveland Produce Prices January Report 11
Market rundown from Cleveland on January 11 lists butter at various grades, eggs with Ohio and Western firsts, oleo made from animal oils, poultry including fowls and ducks, cheese from Old York State, and Ohio apples, potatoes, cabbage, and tomatoes with unit prices per bushel, cwt, or ton. Ohio Baldwing apples at 5.75 per barrel and cabbage at 60.00 to 75.00 per ton.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Old York State
Stock Market Report From Cleveland Livestock Yard
Stock receipts: cattle 3009, market strong with choic fat steers 11.90 to 12.50, good to choice butcher steers 9.00 to 10.50, fair to good butcher 7.00 to 9.00, heifers 8.00 to 9.50, bulls 6.00 to 7.50, cows 5.50 to 6.75, common cows 4.00. Calves receipts 300, market weak, real calves 15.00 to 15.50, fair to good 13.00 to 15.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 1000, market 25c higher, lambs 15.50 to 16.25, 13.00 to 16.60 for fair to good, wethers 10.00 to 12.72, ewes 8.00 to 9.50, mined ewes and wethers 8.00 to 6.00, calves and common 3.00 to 6.00. Wogs receipts 3000, market 5c higher, Yorks 12.00, mixed 12.75 to 12.25, jivagines 12.25, mediums 12.50, pigs 13.00, roughs 9.50, stags 6.50.
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Cleveland
Desire for Easy Money Nets Trio in Police Hands
Cincinnati police say a craving for quick cash led two Covington Kentucky high school youths and a Covington church choir member to a spree of robberies. The group, part of a larger gang, is accused of robbing a dozen Covington and Newport groceries and multiple area gas stations. Patterson Holmes and Llewelyn face robbery charges while Webb is held on suspicion. all three youths confessed according to investigators.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Benlor
Holmesdale High School
Arthur Holmes
Latola
Harry Llewelyn
Fifth Street Christian Church
George Webb
Henry H. Webb
Patterson
Holmes
Llewelyn
Webb
Luther to Try to Organize Cabinet Forming New German Cabinet
Berlin January 18 President Hindenburg invited former Chancellor Luther to form a cabinet. Luther accepted the charge as efforts for a big coalition failed. The nation faces either Luther led cabinet or potential dictatorship and political chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hindenburg
Luther
Dr. Luther
Several Divorce Cases Filed at Court House
Claudia Bennett of Elyria seeks a divorce from Earl L. Bennett on gross neglect, extreme cruelty, and asks for child custody alimony and injunction. The couple married in 1913 and have one child. Coggins of Lorain accuses Cloyd Coggins of gross neglect and desertion. Mae Baker of Lorain claims Ed Baker’s cruelty and abuse. Martha Wilder of Lorain seeks divorce from Dave Wilder on cruelty, neglect, and threats.
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Court House
Claudia Bennett
Elyria
Earl L. Bennett
Ha Coggins
Lorain
Cloyd Coggins
Mae Baker
Ed. Baker
Martha Wilder
Dave Wilder
Bross
Champion fiddler chosen in Lorain county contest
Jan 13 in Lorain an old time fiddler contest held at a garage to select the county champion. Roger Palmer, 56, of Avon Lake won over fifteen entrants and plans to enter the Cleveland national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Roger Palmer
Avon Laka
Cleveland
Plaintiff Appeals Verdict in Gas Case Land Dispute
Alice Penfield appeals a verdict for the Reichlin Reidy Scanlon Co. in a land title dispute tied to a business block and about 200 acres in South Lorain. Judge J H Worley presided at the last term. The appeal goes to the Court of Appeals challenging the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Penfield
Reichlin, Reidy & Scanlon Co
Lorgin
J. H. Worley
Court of Appeals
South Lorain
Lorain Hockey Team Issues Challenge
George Richwine organizes a city hockey team with a flooded rear Rickwine plant field for skating and Ohio Public Service Co lights allow day or night games. A challenge is issued to the Lorain team. Frank Sauter sues W W Schubert for 1875 damages over a house contract alleging green lumber caused warps cracks and a leaking roof and seeks repayment of expenses to make the house livable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richwine
Rickwine
Ohio Public Service Co
Lorain
Frank Sauter
W. W. Schubert
Ely’ & Boynton
Hoffman Co seeks judgment against Miller for commission on sale
The J. B. Hoffman Co. of Cleveland asked the court today to render judgment in their favor against Simeon Miller of Ridgeville for 3350 as commission on the sale of the defendant’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hoffman Co
Cleveland
S:mon Miller
Ridgeville
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Galuia County
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Scotland
TAE Law
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Aloe
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Trio
Beleans
Beltane
Bellans Aes
Brown Co
Mill Street
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Leader Shoe Store
Broad ST
Boylans
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