WRECKERS EXECUTED AS IRREGULARS CRACKDOWN BEGINS
Jan 20 Joblin. Eleven Republican irregulars charged with train wrecking and arming for rebellion were executed by free state military authorities. Two men at Limerick and four at Tralee sentenced for wrecking trains. Victims Cornelius McMahon Patrick Hennessey John Clifford Michael Brosnan James Hanlon James Daly. Explosions shake Dublin as irregulars blow railway viaducts and bridges. A secret tunnel from Mt Joy prison to a private house is found, with inmates arrested. Free state troops raid Aughrim Street, seizing arms and four irregulars.
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Joblin
Free State
Athlone
Traleene
Limerick
Free Military
Namen
Cornelius McMahon
Patrick Hennessey
Tralee
John Clifford
Michael Brosnan
James Hanlon
James Daly
Dublin
Mt. Joy
Aughrim Street
Irber Plants in County to Open New Factory
E Boyd Lake Rubber Co auditor reports plants in Hartford and Wellington to be absorbed by F M Dyer & Co of New York. The Wellington factory will run at capacity, employing 75 to 100 workers. upgrades planned and thousands of balloons produced daily once complete. Negotiations under way to place the idle plant with another manufacturer. Webber handled divorce cases, granting a divorce to Iva Reis. Nellie Lamas files for divorce from Frank Lambert citing duty neglect. Mrs Hambley testifies she has six children and seeks support.
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E.boyd
The
Lake Rubber Co
Fia
Wellington
F.M. Dyer
New York
Thig
Hartford
Boyd
Tes
Vadu
E Webber
Iva Reis
John A. Reising
Nellie Lamsainst
Frank Lambert
Hambley
William
Auto crash suit seeks $20000 in damages
Kelly Hall sues Electric Package Co claiming a collision on Westvenue near Eighth Street with a county owned car driven by Howard Miller. Hall says the impact caused facial and back injuries including a permanent scar and a sprained back, alleging careless handling and a city ordinance violation.
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Kelly Hall
The
Electric Package Co
Plaintff
Loraine County
Howard Miller
Westvenue
Eighth Street
Hall
Indictment charges former federal agent in liquor case
Toledo January 20 Ned Morris once in charge of federal enforcement offices is indicted in a secret federal case for conspiring to violate the Volstead act He is charged with manufacturing selling and transporting liquor in the alleged scheme made public today
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Toledo
Ned Morris
Diry
Morris
Orders United Mine Leaders Released
Judge Wooley in Pittsburg Kansas ordered the Telase from jail of Alexander Howat and August Dorchy former UMWA president and vice president for contempt of court for refusing to answer questions in industrial court proceedings. The judge also ordered the release of all other executive committee members of the UMWA Kansas district who are confined.
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Pittsburgh
Kans
Wooley
Telase
Alexander Howat
August Dorchy
United Mine Workers of America
Girard
Kansas
Industrial Court Law
Sunday Talk by Florence Kelley on Women Labor Standards
Miss Florence Kelley, general secretary of the National Consumer's League, will speak Sunday at 3 o'clock at the M. Ey church under the Womens Party. The talk focuses on a pending Ohio Senate bill for a minimum wage for women. Kelley, with decades in labor studies, helped end child labor in glass blowing and urges a large audience to hear her message.
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National Consumer’s League
M. Ey
Woman's Party
Ohio Senate
Kelly
National Consumer's League
Refugees Die Daily in Near East From Epidemics
Report from the American Near East administration cites typhus, smallpox, scurvy and starvation killing thousands daily in Asia Minor camps. Dr. Mabel E Holt warns death toll is hard to gauge due to crowding and isolation of refugees. Separate camps suffer meningitis among children and widespread malnutrition persists as schools prepare to open.
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Near East
Mabel E.hott
Asia
Minor
Elliott
Kaiamanos
Court shields home in bond case involving Gertrude Youngblood
Mrs. Gertrude Youngblood seeks relief from a $1000 bond for James Smith tied to burglary charges from last April. She is 60 with a $5000 mortgage on a Foster Avenue home and ten children, arguing sale of her home would ruin her old age and that the bond is unjust given her husband’s limited earning capacity and her duties to society.
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Gertrude Youngblood
James Smith
Fire in Syrian quarter kills eight. arson suspected
Lawrence Mass Jan 20 eight people burned to death and one badly injured when a fire gutted a home in the Syrian quarter. A mother and her four children were among the dead. Mrs Angelo De Gloria and children Rose Joseph Angelo and Mary De Gloria died. Mrs Mary Schelie 55 and Joseph Schelie 70 and their son Roman 16 were also victims. Angelo De Gloria dies at Lawrence General Hospital after leaping from a third story window. Authorities deem incendiary origin and state police join local forces in the search. The blaze, the city’s worst, prompts fear of lynching if a suspect is found. Several firemen injured and many others narrowly escaped. Elderly residents evacuated from sick beds amid exposure and shock.
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Lawrence
Mass
Angelo de Gloria
Rose
Joseph
Angelo
Mary de Gloria
Mary Schelie
Joseph ‘Schelie
Roman Schelie
Lawrence General Hospital
Krupps Director Warns France Fires Bolshevism Threat
Krupps director Bruno Bruhn in an exclusive interview warns that France is unleashing chaos on Germany and Europe. He says America must act quickly to avert a debacle, warning Moscow is courting Bolshevism and that Ruhr industry and German civilization face collapse if Europe drifts toward radicalism.
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Essen
France
Bruno Bruhn
Krupps
Germany
Bruhn
Moscow
Dr. Bruich
Ruhr
Europe
Eleven More to Be Trico in Massacre at Herrin Mine Riot
Marion Ill January 20 Judge D T Hartwell announced the next trial in the Herrin mine riot case would start February 12 with thirteen men set for murder charges regarding Antonio Malkovitch among slain non union workers. Five acquitted and others granted $20000 bonds. nineteen Herrin businessmen also bonded at $20000.
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Marion
Ill
D. T. Hartwell
Herrin
Antonio Malkovitch
Tvo
Otis Clark
Josh Carnegh
Leva Maan
Tete Halller
Bert Grace
Clark
C. W. Middlekauff
Attto
Train Passenger Kills 2 and Escapes on Californian
A deranged passenger aboard the Southern Pacific Westbound Californian shot and killed two men before leaping from the moving train and fleeing near Los Angeles. Officials report the incident occurred while the train traveled through California, with details received by railroad offices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Tex
Parker Jr. Shot In Monroe Quarrel Over Klan Activities
John P. Parker Jr former sheriff and son of a Louisiana capitalist died from a head wound after a quarrel with Carey Calhoun at Parker s plantation near Monroe Calhoun a noted Klansman was arrested on murder charges Parker who had ties to the hooded mob controversy was reportedly not a member but sympathetic and the men were said to have been paid to clash over Klan matters The incident followed a Bastrop hooded mob murder trial scene and involved other figures including Ives Saunders and Will Norsworthy in the Morehouse parish case
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Monroe
John P. Parker, Jr
Carey Calhoun
Larry Calhoun
Morehouse Parish
Calhoun
Parker
Bastrop
John P. Parker
Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
Ary Siies
Morshousg
Ives Saunders
Saunders
Will Norsworthy
J. K Skip
Cyclops
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio liquor laws to be enforced say day agent
Columbus January 20. State prohibition commissioner McDonald said governor Donakey ordered officials to enforce laws and purge violations. He stated removal will be recommended for oath violations and that the department will do its best to enforce Ohio liquor laws.
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Columbus
Donakey
McDonald
Ohio
Train Wreck Near Sabin Reported In Minnesota
Minneapolis dispatch reports Great Northern passenger train number 12 from Fargo to Chicago wrecked near Sabin Minnesota today. The wreckage caught fire according to first reports, but railroad offices here had no dwellings.
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Minneapolis
Great Northern Pagenger
Fargo
N. D
Chicago
Sabin
Minn
Officials arrest Ruhr mine leaders over Rhine tax clash
At Essen on January 20 Fritz Thyssen and four Ruhr mine directors were taken to Dusseldorf for questioning by a French military tribunal. They face charges of defying the Franco Belgian commission and hindering French actions on the Rhineland. Thyssen, son of the founder of the Thyssen empire, is among the prominent coal and iron magnates named in the dispute. Strikes by Prussian state banks and Essen bankers protesting occupation are noted as local consequences. Britain and Belgium are seeking a reparations framework with France and Germany, but Britain pledges non interference while foreign officials address the matter. Continued on Page 2.
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Essen
Fritz Thyssen
Coal and Iron
Ruhr
Bredeney
Dusseldorf
Toment
Rhineland
Thyssen
Hugo Stanes
Ae Eit Goutte
Fred
Addis Altendorf
Maha
Reichabank
London
Beth
Belgium
Britain
France
Germany
Adeed
British Foreign Office
Burglar Uses Dog Accomplice In Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati police pursue a man portraying Bill Sykes from Oliver Twist after a burglar with a white dog robs homes. The dog allegedly aids the thief by acting as look out and fighting intruders during escapes.
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Cincinnati
Bill
Bill Sykes
Oberlin Prof Sells Chicago Property for About 50000
Chicago dispatch reports Professor Edwin Bosworth of Oberlin who lived in the city decades ago sold four stone buildings he owned long standing. The stated price is around 50000, though Bosworth says he had property in Chicago via an agent and has not been informed of any sale. Painesville report notes Burns to stand trial February 15 in Mentor common pleas court for killing his wife and burying her alive in October.
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Chicago
Edwin Bosworth
Oberlin
Bosworth
Painesville
Henry D. Burns
Mentor Marsh
Common Pleas Court
Daily Luncheons on Chest Drive for Coming Week
Campaign schedule for Elytia Community Chest luncheons at the Y M C A begins Monday at noon, each hour long. Monday hosts a business session with canvasser reports, Tuesday features Rabbi Solomon Goldman of Cleveland, and Wednesday includes Rialto Theatre adjournment after lunch.
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Community Chest Campaign
All
Stevens
Solomon, Goldman
Cleveland
Rialto Theatre
Rialto
Afl Blytte
Mrs Mant Dies After Long Illness at 72
Mrs Hattie E Mant, 72, of Seventh Street, died early this morning after a long illness. The death notice states she passed away following extended illness and lists no further details.
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Hattie E. Mant
Seventh Street
Uf Ke
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KKK
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Ome
Rency
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Chest Drive
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