Arkansas Troops Relieved After Antiaircraft Tension
At little Rock on January 17, orders shifted the 1st Anti Aircraft Company of the Arkansas National Guard to entrain for Missouri where a tense situation arose from alleged sabotage against the Missouri and Arkansas Railway. Harrison reported the situation under control and troops needed, with a power to round up suspects in a rail sabotage plot. The city remained quiet as citizens and guards patrolled to prevent further outbreaks after two men were assaulted and tied up during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attle Rock
Ark
1St Anti Aircraft Company
Arkeon National Guard
Missouri
Arkansas
Harrison
Yrernor
aArk
Misnil
North Arkansas
E. Cegor
George W. O'Neal
McRae
Judge denounces hush money scheme in Dunton suit
In Augusta Maine Judge Albert M Spear scathingly denounced Ralph Hyde for paying hush money to Luella H Dunton to cover an affair with his wife. Dunton seeks 10000 in bonds alleging Hyde paid weekly and the affair spanned 1909 to 1915. The court holds the evidence tangible and corroborated by gifts to Mrs Dunton from Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Ivering
S. Luella H. Dunton
Ralph
Albert M. Jay
Oton
Danton
John S. Hyde
Millaife Shipbuilder
Bath
Hyde
Portland
Irs
Spear
Howl
Ble
Lge Spear
Railroad seeks authority to issue equipment trust certificates
Jan 17 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 3,875,000 of five percent equipment trust certificates to finance locomotives and coal cars. The filing outlines the plan to acquire and modernize rolling stock with the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theltimore and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Omission
Art of Water and Salts Aid Kidneys, Warn of Overindulgence
A famous health ad warns that excessive rich foods stress kidneys causing backache headaches and urinary issues. It recommends drinking ample water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys, neutralize acids, and improve bladder health, noting the product is a grape lemon acid with lithia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yafi Meena
Fires devastate Baltimore Canton and Chicago districts
A Baltimore warehouse housing Wear Well Pants Co burned, with hundreds of thousands in goods lost. In Rock Hill, a dormitory fire at the same site ruined the building and injured no one. Canton saw the G A Swineford plant destroyed in a 2:30 am blaze amid a blizzard, with ice hindered crews and Chief Mesnar injured. Chicago’s auto row suffered three buildings burned and 22 families displaced, with over 100000 dollars in losses and hospital smoke exposure nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hopkins Place
Wear-Well Pants Co
Rock Hill School
Canton
G. A. Swineford & Sons
Tyre
Mesnar
Chicago
St. Lukes Hospital
Rebel Troops Enter Canton Led by Sun Yat Sen
Changhai January 17. Republican forces under Sun Yat Sen former president of the South China Republic entered Canton. The city, once the republic’s capital, remained quiet as troops moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changhai
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of South China
Canton
Larger civilian military training plan defeated in House
Washington January 17 advocates for more extensive civilian military training and a larger trained reserve faced defeat in the House as they pushed to raise appropriations from 900000 to 1500000 for higher training of civilian officers. Led by Rep John Phillip Hill and Rep Hull the effort sought 15000 officers instead of 11006 but lost 58 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Hun
Appropriations Committee
Hill
Hull
Sinclair Oils Realized Sale Of Mammoth Shares
Washington January 17 Sinclair Oil interests netted about 3246 dollars for selling Mammoth Oil Company shares tied to Teapot Dome land. Harry F Sinclair testified before the senate oil investigating committee regarding the company organized last February and later expanded by Hyva Corporation and others. Martins Ferry January 17 an auto driven by a local physician ran wild missing a pedestrian and tearing a gas meter from a lawn while friends blamed radiator alcohol to prevent freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sinclair Oil Interests
Mammoth Oil Company
Naval Oil Reserve
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Harry F Sinclair
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
Mammoth Company
Sinclair
Hyva Corporation
Mammoth
Martins Ferry
Police seize $10,000 worth of liquor in Lorain raid
Lorain police and state officers raided John Kravnyak’s home and seized about $10,000 in liquor. The find included twenty eight barrels of wine and various pre Volstead era spirits. Kravnyak faces a charge of illegally possessing liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
E. G. Fendle
K. G. Clarke
John Kravnyak
Kranjnyak Wll
Suspect Testifies Before Grand Jury in Flogging Case
In Houston on January 17, the first suspect tied to the Goose Creek Klan flogging of Mrs. R. H. Harrison is to be presented to Harris County's grand jury. Sheriff T. A. Binterd says he will place evidence against the prisoner and that further arrests are expected as the inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Harrison-Armand
Goose Crack
Harris County
Sherff
T. A. Binterd
Grand
Herris County
Sherif
Goose Creek Klan
R. H. Harrison
R. A. Armand
Willing Citizens Lead In Local Service Drive
A canvass seeks participation from citizens unable to subscribe by offering small contributions. Featured leaders include division chairmen and lieutenants across professions such as Attorneys D W Baird Ministers Edwin Hirby Doctors J C Kramer C O Jester Geo O Nicholas and Merchants Ford Lumburry Crandall Mose Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Baird
Edwin Hirby
W. C. Smith
H. H. Benham
J. C. Kramer
C. 0. Jester
Geo
T. 5. Cook
H. W. Nagie Heman Ely
H. C. Calvert
W. F. Golimar
WH. van Oster
A. G. Bean
C. H. Price
Leonard Tufford
B.D Perry
A.C Hudnull
A . Adams
R. W. Faulhazer
N. S Schott
W J. Sharp
W. Cunningham
G. F. Mahon
J. B. Johnson
J. EK. Beicher
A. J. Curren
A. Airfield
W. A. West
BE. J. Crisp
J. Crehore
M. M. Suppes
Merchants Division
Ford Loomburry
Crandall
Mose Wilder
Murbach
E. Gilles
W. Hin
George Das
T B Hutchins
Thos
A. Dickson
Geo. Philgett
Harvey Winckies
J. H. Hurst
Max Goldstein
Glade Thomas
W. M Taylor
E. J. Whitney
Chas. Hancock
Automobile Division
Clff Wise
H D Robertson
H M. Andress
Three Jury Verdicts Returned in City Court Cases
Judge Webber's court submitted three jury cases for settlement and returned verdicts in all. George Oroszy versus Steve Katonek ended with a verdict for the defendant on forgs800 commissions. Vincent Burns versus Anion Dombrosky awarded the plaintiff $800 for auto injuries from a $315,008 claim. Merton Gage versus JT Brewer involved a claimed $800 with a served amount of 3695 .27. In Lorain, Mayor W am Frail urged city council to adopt the city manager form of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
George Oroszy
Steve Katonek
Vincent Burns
Anion Dombrosky
Plantiff
Merton Gage
JT. C Brewer
Gage
Lorain, Jan
Wam Frail
Mesto Cty Council
Lo- Tain
County Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meet Here Saturday
Lorain County Farm Bureau members plan their annual meeting Saturday January 20 at Elyria high school auditorium. Principal speakers include Dean Virian from the College of Agriculture and F L Shoenberger from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation with local discussions and a calf club feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Elyria High School
Dean Virian
College of Agriculture
F. L. Shoenberger
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
America
Edwin Kirby
See Dangers of New War Po in Continued From Page One
News notes Polish mobilization labeled as war preparation by a communist statement. It claims France will deploy vassals against Germany and warns dangers beyond the France Germany clash. The piece mentions a strike conference planned for Sunday as pacific labor groups discuss Europe wide action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
France
Germany
France-Germany
Europe
Anglo American cooperation urged to settle reparations
London reports Premier Bonar Law may push Anglo American action to settle German reparations and deter a French run on the Rhineland. Britain will observe while keeping aloof from French Belgian moves as officials seek a ready moment for joint U.S. action. Four Ruhr mine owners including August Thysen face arrest notices for coal defiance to the allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
United States
Great Britain
Rhineland
A. Bonar Law i
Bonar Law
Germany
Berlin
Eee
War Clouds Overhang Europe
War clouds gathered over eastern Europe as Poland Lithuania and Russia mobilization rumors spread while France engaged in military activities in Germany and Belgium. The threat of wider conflict persisted with officials denying mobilization claims amid ongoing tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
Poland
Lithuania
Rus
France
Germany
Belgium
Thrift Teaching Adopted for Ohio Public Schools
Ohio public schools will teach thrift for at least thirty minutes weekly under a new thrift course from the State Department of Education. The aim is to foster real saving habits and distinguish thrift from stinginess, covering topics from saving paper to forest waste and natural resource economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Department of Education
Jack Thrift
Howe
Martins Ferry state brief centers on gun death and arrest
James M. Taylor, 42, who admits he held a revolver used to kill Susia Jones, 17, Mulatto, was captured minutes after attempting to flee toward West Virginia to collect a workers compensation check. Police traced his movements after an employer was found absent. Hamden seeks to rebuild a burned foundry that once held enough work for 100 men for a year. In Logan, Dr. G. W. Rhoten of Hillsboro is elected health commissioner for Hocking County with two new public health nurses to be named. The Rotary club aims to strengthen ties between business leaders and students by fostering a high school YMCA in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
G. W. Rhoten
Hillsboro
Hocking County
Rhoten
Rotary’ Club
Ohio Rural Schools Teach In Unfit Buildings
More than 35 000 Ohio children study this year in wholly unfit buildings and over 100 000 in undesirable ones, per state Education Department surveys of 88 county superintendents. Of 6601 one room schools, 1832 are entirely unfit, due to unsanitary, dilapidated conditions, poor lighting, dangerous stoves, smoke stained walls, and a lack of books and equipment. Many one teacher schools fail to meet law on construction and outside toilets are a public menace. Health defects and pupil retardation are higher in one room schools, unlike consolidated systems. Parents would not tolerate such conditions if fully aware of their impact on education and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Department of Education
Department of Education
Real Estate Transfers and Theatre Men Visit Lorain
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels, with transfers from Elizabeth Francis, Frank Slattery, and others to Lorain based buyers and firms like Sheffield Land Co and Gulf Farms allotment. Prices range from 500 to 8000 dollars for various lots, acres, and parcels in Lorain Elyria and Ridgeville. Prominent theatre men John A Himmeline and Frank Boles visited Lorain last night after attending a Sandusky performance of Steve noting the local theatre business remains quiet but better than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Francis
Gertrude Hackett
Roth Frances
Lorain
J. D. Humphrey
Fred Wagner
Braman
Frank Slattery
Jacob Walesick
Lorain Stone’s Co
George Westervelt
Louis Kiss
Sheffield Land Co
Paul Bucko
Stanislaw Wozniak
Shefeld Land Co
Ad. Lorain
Ralph Silshee
Edith Silsbes
Gulf Farms
Elyria
Joseph Stedman
James Beat‘tle
O F. B. Thucham
Chas. Mc'Bride
Stang
Lorrain
Frank Diederich
Isadore Diedjerich
Ridgeville
Christina Kuebeler
Stephen George
Fisher's Ad
Grace
City
Vistt
John A. Himmeline
Rialto Theatre
Frank Boles
Sandusky
Steve
Lunatic Outrages Expose Flaws in State System
Cleveland January 17 Dr H H Goddard former head of the state bureau of juvenile research and now professor at Ohio State University discusses two attacks by former inmates of state institutions. One killed Harry Keim a Cleveland merchant and the other Alice Dunbar a Washington county teacher is recovering in a Parkersburg hospital. He says released lunatics were deemed cured yet committed offenses similar to their original crimes. The issue cited is laxity and space shortage in institutions.
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Cleveland
H. H. Goddard
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Ohio State University
Harry Keim
Alice Dunbar
Washington County
Parkersburg
Goddard
Michigan Students Nabbed for Robbery
Ann Arbor Jan 17 Joseph Rotagla of Clifton Springs New York and Willam Willard Bissman of Norwalk Ohio two University of Michigan sophomores are under arrest charged with robbery. Police say they walked into an officer’s reach from a back door of a store early today and Bissman confessed the pair robbed two other stores recently.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph Rotagla
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Willam Willard Bissman
Norwalk
Ohio
University of Michigan
Focal
Bissman
Rotagla
Democratic leaders meet in Washington for 1924 campaign
Informal conferences in Washington this week involve figures such as Woodrow Wilson, William Gibbs McAdoo, and William Jennings Bryan along with leading Democrats in Congress, signaling potential impact on the upcoming presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Defendants Continue Testimony In Kidnapping Case
Witnesses described Grey’s presence near the kidnapping scene and the raid on Alonzo Braddock’s home. Sheriff Carpenter testified unmasked raiders had no search warrant. Higginbotham corroborated Grey’s movements August 24 and noted threats received by a cousin guarding for a week.
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Geo
Seth Guion
Howard B. Warren
Grey
Guion
Barnette
Odom
Fred L. Carpenter
Alonzo L. Braddock
Carpentier
Braddock
Justice of the Peace
Bond
Thomas L. Higginbotham
Colliston Farmer
Tthey
Witt‘ness
Will Higginbothaam
Epidemic Strikes Greek Refugees in Athens Island Camp
A deadly epidemic sweeps thousands of Christian refugees in Greece after fleeing Asia Minor defeat. Near East relief takes over Macroniss Island to build an isolation hospital under Mr. Mabel Elliott of Michigan and Dr. Ilya Stasny of Arkansas.
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Athens
Greece
Asia Minor
Near East Relief Administration
Macroniss
Mabel Elliott
Michigan
Ilya Stasny
Arkansas
Oberlin Road community notes and events
Many from Oberlin attended the Farmers Institute on Monday and Tuesday including Mr. and Mrs. William Hart and others. Basketball game fans saw Oberlin High beat Fremont, while Frank Kreuger and sons attended. Local visits included Fred Howk of Sunset, Texas, and Miss Effie Rhodes illness updates. A busy PT social at the school house featured a beans in a bottle contest, a stove purchase plan, and a future hard times social scheduled for February ninth. A limestone quarry dispute arises over Camp Sherman hospital construction in Indiana.
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Oberlin Road
Farmers Institute
Oberlin
William Hart
A. A. Saxton
Hildrith
Gar Me- Roberts
E. Long
A. Austin
Dan Campent
Frank Kreuger and Sons
Oberlin High
Fremont
Fred Howk
Sunset
Texas
Gar McRoberts
Howk
John Howk
West Ridge
Effie Rhodes
J. C. Davidson
Elyria
E. Haylor
Dan Dudley
Lakeside Hospital
Thelma
Lucile Campbelbh
P. H. Campbell
H. B. Peabody
Charles Rhodes
Professor Ward
Frank Clark
Frank Kreuger
Harry
Bessie Thompson
William Rockwood
Pedro Club
Fred Prosser
la Grange
E Beiner
Avon
Floyd Vedder
George Cotten
Birthday Club Delights In Elyria Visit And Cards
In Lagrange Jan 17 Mr and Mrs C B Lootors hosted relatives in Elyria and the Birthday club gathered Tuesday afternoon for cards. First prize went to Mrs Rose Ryan and second to Mrs Emma Hawk. Miss Maxine Ryan of Akron visited her parents Mr and Mrs A J Ryan and remains ill delaying her return to work. The Pythian Sisters attended a <text truncated>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMillan
Birthday Club
Rose Ryan
Emma Hawk
Maxine Ryan
Akron
A. J. Ryan
Pythian Sisters
Local Lorain notes and social happenings
A Lorain area roundup reports fraternal and church events, hospital visits, and new arrivals. Activities include a joint installation with the Knights of Pythias, birthday celebrations for H. J. Ryan, prize winners at a Pedro club gathering, visits among residents, a birth announced for W. C. Knowles, and officers installed by the Maccabees ladies.
Olive Tablets claim safe calomel substitute
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a gentle safe alternative to calomel for cleansing blood bowels and liver. The ad promises improved health and a clearer complexion with one or two nightly doses for a week, priced 15 cents and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
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Arkansas Bisorbers
Ubby
Hika
Sinclair Oils
New Yore
American Car & Fd
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
St Paul
Mil Crie Steel
General Electric
Illinois Centra
Inspiration Copper
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BS Paper Marine Preferred
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County Farm Bureau
J. J. Prindle
A. R. Jones
L. A. Welton
F. L. Schoenberger
E. E. Durkee
Alfred Vivian
U. Ss
Warsaw
Hamden
NAB Norwalk
Higginbotham
Chillicothe
Middle West
Indiana Limestone Quarrymen’s Association
United States Veteran's Hospital
Camp Sherman
Lagrange
Jestion
K. of P
Lula Wilcox
Nova
Ernest Bounds
Ruth Adama
H. J. Ryan
Wm. McMillan
Carl McMillan
Elsie Frye
Lloyd Ingols
Dan Myers
Lotain
Myers
Edith Knowles
E. B. Wagner
F. O. Gott
Penfield
Leland Johnson
Belden
George Bernard
Chester Hart
Hattie Johnston
Alice Hastings
Wellington
Ida Hastings
Addie Gott
Helen van Arsdale
Oza Nichols
W. E. A. of the Maccabees
Lola Wigert
Flora Foster
Mary Martin
Minnie Wight
Bessie Wheeler
Gertrude Smith
Florence Cliff
Blanche Spicer
Elsie Fye
Eva Hastings
Lillian McMillan
Lora Ryan
Wilbur Beaver
Government Hospital
Dayton
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Baptist Church
A. E. Forbush
Dr. Edwards
Day
Studio 136
Gilbert Bros
Redington Bidg
Obie
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Arrine
William Run Dow Passenge
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