Weather shifts as cold wave advices Ohio and Midwest
Weather expert W L Alexander warns of a temperature drop from Medicine Hat through Montana and the Dakotas into the lake states. Snow remains absent but a cold wave will spread to Ohio and the midwest with light to moderate winds. The blizzard in Chicago eased, lifting transport disruption and injuries.
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W. Lhexander
Ohio
Medicine Hat
Montana
Dakotas
Rio
Alexander
Virginia
Lexander
Fort Worth pastor Norris pleads not guilty to murder
The Rev J Frank Norris of Fort Worth faces a 12 member jury on murder charges in the Fort Worth First Baptist Church death case last July. Norris claims self defense, insisting firing only after fearing for his life, as the courtroom opens with the panel seated.
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Austin
J. Frank Nors
Fort Worth
Pastor
Norris
Bulgarian Coast Storm Sinks Ships. Passengers Saved
Bulgarian coast of the Black Sea battered by a storm. Two passenger steamers foundered in heavy fog, about two hundred passengers were rescued with injuries reported. Property losses estimated at fifteen million dollars and rising as seas continue.
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Sofia
Black Sea
Columbus-Springfield Bus Line Seeks Discontinuance Permit
Tos Huch competition in passenger carriage service between Columbus and Springfield leads the Columbus Springfield Bus Company to seek a permit to discontinue. The filing notes two other bus lines and a railway operate between the two cities.
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Columbus
Tos Huch
Springfield
Community Chest workers dinner announced at church
Community Chest workers will hold a dinner at the First Congregational Church on Tuesday evening at 6 46 announced by Community Service Council officials. All workers who assist future drives are invited and expenses per person will be covered. Lawrence Webber coordinated preparations for the event to sustain season momentum and enthusiasm.
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First Congregational Church
Community Ser
Ty Chest Work Gro Vice Council
Lawrence Webber
Commuker
Aer
Consiglio Fined On Resisting Officer Charge
Tony Consiglio of 3741 Fast 144th St was fined 75 dollars after pleading not guilty to resisting an officer but found guilty. The court, with officer F. Waldrea and Rankin present, noted tensions with state probation officers during the patrol on River Street.
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Fast
Consiglio
Guil Pio
Hinksen
C. FE. Yelanil
Walacco Rankin
F. S. Waldrea
Rankin
Rest River St
Artin Tus
Renkin
Conio
Mornine
Court Reserves Decision in Rhinelander Case
The New York appellate division reserved decision on Leonard Kip Rhinelander's bid to take to the court of appeals the ruling awarding $12 006 in counsel fees to his wife Mrs Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander who has challenged the marriage annulment suit. The sum was approved by the supreme court and upheld by the appellate division earlier.
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New York
Jan
Supres Court
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Tn ‘Ake
Court of App
Alice Beatrice ‘Jones Rhinelander
Supreme Court
National Tube Plant to Run at 84 Percent Next Week
Lorain January 14 The weekly operations report of the National Tube Company states the plan will run next week on a scale of 84 percent. This is 4 percent above this week’s average.
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TEBE
Lorain
National Tube Company
Better Business Institute Planned Here Next Week
A Better Business Institute will be held Monday January 17 through Friday January 21 at the M C A with daily 1 PM sales conferences and a noon luncheon for executives at the Newell hotel. Ray M Hardy heads the Lansing Michigan based institute. Local firms enrolled include Lewis Mercantile Co Ohio Publ Chrantgrain Byria tile Center Logan Boylan Bros and more.
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Better Business Institute
Newell
Ray M. Hardy
Hardy Better Business Institute, Inc
Lansing
Mich
Lewis Mercantile Co
H. Merthe & Co
Ohio
Byriatile Center
Logan
Ferryboats collide in fog on Hudson River
In heavy fog on the Hudson River today the ferries Younestown and P'yure crest collided, the Younestown's ladies’ cabin was damaged and passengers were jostled into a rush, the vessels reached their pier with damage but no word on injuries.
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New York
Hudson River
Pittsburg
Poincare Granted Confidence Vote in Parliament
Paris January 14 Premier Poincare won a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies by 365 to 182. Blan’s demand for daily interpellations was rejected and the plan for Friday interpellations was confirmed. Paul Boomer elected Senate President with 238 votes as Socialists abstained.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Depths
Leon Blan
Paul Boomer
Senate
Berengaria Endures Terrific Night Battle at Sea
Berengaria arrived Cherbourg after a fierce overnight storm battering the liner. Passengers were jolted as the ship pitched in rough seas and a woman was seriously injured and taken ashore for hospital care. The vessel had earlier sighted the Homeric as the tempest raged toward New York.
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Cherbourg
Bers
New York
Prisoners to Be Arraigned Tomorrow
Grand jury reported fourteen true bills yesterday and most indicted will face arraignment before Judge Wok Thompson Saturday morning. Domenic Coppela of Lorain faces prohibition charges in a third offense and is in New York. he will be arraigned later. Five secret indictments were returned and sheriff notice served on those named. several are expected to be arraigned tomorrow morning.
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Esterday
Wok Thompson
Domenic Coppela
Lorain
New York
Grand Jury
E. G. Mathews
Trio Held as Confidence Workers in Paris
Paris reports arrest of Marie Hines and Charles Chighton of Chicago and Leon Navidson of Kansas City for involvement with an international confidence gang. Police seized opium and morphine, false passports, and car stamps, with three Chinese accomplices also detained.
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Paris
Marie Hines
Charles Chifton
Chicago
Leon Navidson
Kansas City
Bing
Philadelphia Men Subpoenaed for Election Probe
Mayor Freeland Kendrick city prothonotary John M. Scott and five registration commissions were subpoenaed to appear before Senator James Kent's committee in Washington. Subpoenas served by Pasid S. Bary and John J. McGrain. The order included immediate impounding of 1,492 ballot boxes and all election records.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Freeland Kendrick
John M. Scott
Washington
James Kent
Pasid S. Bary
Nnne
United States Senate
John J. McGrain
Election Commission
Manager of Laurier Palace theatre held on fire deaths
Montreal January 14 Michael Arrive house manager of the Laurier Palace theatre where 78 children perished in a deadly fire was arrested charged with blocking the stairway the sole exit as frightened youngsters tried to flee the blaze.
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Montreal
Michael Arrive
Laurlier Palace
Fire aboard British tanker Essex Isles claims multiple lives
Reports from Tampico state a disastrous fire aboard the British tanker Essex Isles has resulted in the belief that between eight and twelve lives were lost. Dispatches received in Tampico quote officials and describe the blaze as severe, with crews yet to determine the total fatality count.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Sky Pilot WG Next Forum Speaker Dr Harold Mohn
The Rev Harold Mohn of Canton Ohio pastor at Dueber Avenue Methodist Church will speak at the Open Forum Sunday afternoon. He has edited The Sky Pilot for years and recently spent months in Europe studying continental contrasts. His message will summarize conclusions from his travels and observations.
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Harold Mohn
Canton
Dueber Avenue Methodist Church
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Europe
Mohn
Ohio
Tralvel
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Sky
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Pr. Mohn
Towi Church
Suneday
Argument Over Mex Situation Ends Fatally
West Palm Beach January 14 A fatal outcome followed a tense argument over the Mexican situation at a cafe. George Kelloge of Missouri died from a hip wound and several others were seriously injured. police report five men involved as drinks and insults escalated into violence.
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West Palm BE
Mesinan
Pring
George Kelloge
S Mo
Hoffman
Field
Dodge Ford Feud Tangles Government Suit Record
The government suit records show Ford and Dodge Brothers tied to a financial dispute in Detroit. Officials note a large profit from stockholdings linked to John F. Dodge and Henry Ford. The case centers on internal transfers and the Detroit collector's office explains the complex arrangement between Ford and the Dodge entities.
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Detroit
Dodge John F
Ford
Peter &. Talbert
Jon
Teresa Ters
Nue
Henry Ford Dodge Brothers
Box Factory Fire Burns Columbus Hamlet
State and city fire officials probed an early morning blaze that destroyed the timber box factory of J. H. Murdock in Grandview. Estimated losses around 20000 dollars. One fireman was overcome but his condition was not released.
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Columbus
Murdock
Grandview
Trainmen Badly Scalded In Local Accident
Charles O'Hare a 45 year old Columbian engineer and James Curry a Columbus fireman were seriously scalded when their engine pulling a Pennsylvania passenger train overturned at Sandusky. Rescue workers faced heavy steam as they freed O'Hare. Curry sustained severe injuries.
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Sandusky
Charles O'Hare
Columb
James Curry
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railway
Woerkmnen
O'llare
Currig
Mexican government fights rebels across the country
Jan 11 reports say government troops push through multiple fronts in Mexico with heavy bombardment near Trocopolam po and Yaqui clashes. Sixteen rebels killed near Mexico City as remnants retreat into the hills amid cold and hunger. Trade from Catomo in Jal is halted by rebels, and street demonstrations spark unrest.
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Mexico City
Trocopolampo
Manzo
Redeare
Ranjo
Catomuco
Jal
Rivers Harbor Bill Heads to the President
A rivers harbors bill advances to the president after approval in Congress. The measure seeks funding and project authorization for harbor improvements and related infrastructure.
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Bearain County organizers plan the annual Farm Bureau meeting at the First Methodist Church tomorrow. C Rowland, a local extension agent, will explain the best program in years and urge broad participation.
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Farm Bureau
Bearain
C. Rowland
Plan Christian Americanization Meeting in Lorain
A Lorain Christian Americanization event is planned for this evening at the First Congregational Church. Organizers seek cooperation on the Americanization issue with Red Cross and Y M C A representatives to be present.
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Lorain
First Congregational Church
Red Crosh
Oldest Mason Leprelet M Logee Celebrates 101st Birthday
Leprelet M Logee of Central Falls Rhode Island claims to be America's oldest Mason as he prepares to greet reporters at his home. He recounts events and experiences from nearly a century ago on his 101st birthday February 5.
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Leprelet M. Logee
America
Central Falls
Peace plan proposed by Senator Borah faces cool reception
Washington reports little enthusiasm for Senator William Borah’s peace plan aimed at easing tensions in Nicaragua and Mexico. Officials note doubts about its chances, with disputes over Nicaragua’s new government and Mexico’s clan and peon laws to be referred to Borah for election input as the administration grapples with unity.
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Nicaragua
Mexico
Washington
Wm. 2
Baran
U.S
Wien iMexico
Rellogs
Nicaragua Rebels Demand U S Forces Withdraw
Dr Juan Sacasa, Nicaraguan rebel leader, calls for immediate withdrawal of American troops from Nicaragua. He warns of appealing to Spanish American nations for military aid to stop a Yankee invasion, in a note to Secretary Kellogg. dispatch from Guatemala cites Sacasa headquarters information.
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Dispatch
Mexico City
Nicaragua
Juan Sacasa
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Guatemala
Sacasa
Washington senators clash over Nicaragua policy
Fragmented reading reveals a Senate debate on U S policy in Nicaragua. Senator Dill criticizes administration stance while Senator Heflin raises the religious issue. Page 2 continues.
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Caribbean
United State
Nicaragua
Dill
Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Sacasa Defends Liberal Position in Nicaragua Crisis
R Alvaro Sacasa, leader of Nicaragua's Liberals, defends his stance amid U S pressure and alleged intercession. He cites presidential commitment to the constitution and calls out State Department prejudices while noting American naval buildup and Marine intervention shaping regional affairs. He urges harmony with the people and cooperative relations to sustain constitutional order.
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Cabezas
Nicaragua
Uni Niz
State Department
Liberal Party
M. If
Mexican Denies Kellogg Charges on Latin America Policy
Foreign Minister Saenz rebutted Secretary Kellogg’s claim that Mexico aims to establish a Bolshevik hegemony in Latin America. He said Mexico does not seek to spread Soviet doctrines and cited material from source No. 2 on page seven as evidence.
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Sereretary
Kellogg
Mexica
Latin America
Saenz
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