American Planes Bombard Rebels in Mexican War
News reports from Mexico City say U S backed aviators using Havilland planes bombed rebel headquarters at La Piedad Michoacan with unknown damage. In Washington the U S warned Adolfo de la Huerta not to mine Mexican ports and prepared to protect commerce with several warships and 1100 sailors en route. In Deming New Mexico authorities note 1500 Mayo Indians crossed into New Mexico while Governor Hinkle allows federal troop movements toward Mexico City joining forces with Obregon. Columbus New Mexico protests governor actions.
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Mexico City
Haviland
United States
Great
la Piedad
Michoacan
War Department
Washington
Adolfo de la Huerta
Vera Cruz
Richmond
Tampico
Navy Department
Magruder
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Villa Raic
Young offender jailed for stealing overcoat at Cascade Park
Clarence Jenkins, 15, appeared in court on petit larceny charges for taking a grown overcoat at Cascade Park. He claimed intoxication and unaware it belonged to another man. He pleaded guilty and was fined and given days in jail.
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Clarence Jenkins
Cascade Park Nee Hall
Jenkins
Dayton High School Fire Threat Fails to Spare Building
Dayton Kentucky firemen from Bellevue Covington and Cincinnati fought icebound water pipe breaks to save Dayton High School this morning but were forced to retreat as frozen water disrupted crews. Police Chief Ortleib reportedly died after falling while working on woodwork during the effort. Losses are listed as around 000.
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Dayton
Bellevue
Covington
Cincinnati
Ortleib
Three Children Die in Fire at Arron West Virginia
Fire swept a home Saturday night destroying the residence of Ear Stone and his wife leaving three children dead. The blaze occurred during parental absence and is blamed on an open grate coal fire ignition.
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Arron
W. Va
Ma Sterling
Harnes Stone
Ear! Stone
Notable Jan 21 Hearings and political notes from capital
Bulleting reports Ma bel Normand testifying at a preliminary hearing for chauffeur Horace A Greer who wounded Courtland Dines. Other items note Coolidge avoiding liquor law changes, a Senate inquiry into railroad rate practices, and labor scandal probes amid protests at crowds. Also report Lee Christmas’s death and immigration labor concerns in Cleveland and propaganda accusations over the Rok pears award.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mabel Normand
Horace A Greer
Courtland
Dines
Moss Normand
Purviance
Women lead in Italy fascist movement says report
The Fascisti have grown swiftly with a women's branch nearly as important as the men. Mme. Amalia Besso heads the feminine section of the black shirts and is sometimes called the feminine Mussolini.
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Fascisti Movement
Italy
Mme
Amalia Besso
Mussolini
Cascade Park Coaster Collision Injures Rider
A coaster accident at Cascade Park left C. Eugene Yapp, 207 West Hiver Street, with a possible skull fracture after his sled collided with another. His father drove him to the hospital in a police ambulance for examination.
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C. Eugene Yapp
West Hiver Street
Eugene
Cascade Hil
Italian Found Slain in Lorain
Jan 21 Lorain police investigate a murder of a man believed to be Alphonste Stillitano 32 found near 18th street and Washington avenue about 8 pm. He was shot six times and autopsy was ordered by Coroner Miles Perry. A suspect is in custody, with more arrests expected.
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Lorain
Alphonste Stillitano
18Th Street
Washington Avenue
Miles Perry
Stillitano
Creter Street
Youngstoan
Ina
Thrift Week Observed Aimed at Saving Expenses
Thrift Week is being observed through cooperation of local groups with talks and displays in various units. Children are urged to be careful with expenditures and to start a thrift habit.
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Carmel
Nthe Chhildren
Appeal Over Edict Case Involving Lee Town Residents
The case of WW Edict against Michal and William Pees of Lee Town was appealed to the court of appeals. Edict obtained a verdict for hackingout which the defendants say they did not own due to a violation of contract.
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Michal
Woleam Pees
Lee Tamm
Fire at Mosely Home Causes Minor Damage
A small blaze at 214 Fourth Street, home of TH Mosely, caused little damage after being quickly extinguished. The fire was contained with minimal impact to the dwelling and no injuries were reported.
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Hove
TH. Mosely
Fourth Street
Coldest Weather of Year Grips Ohio and Midwest
Nationwide deep freeze continues across Ohio and surrounding states with sub zero readings. Cities report 2 to 14 below zero, multiple deaths due to cold and related causes, and widespread fires as crews battle destruction from the bitter cold.
Liquor Raids Lead to Three Arrests in Mae City
Police and prohibition officers conducted three Saturday night raids arresting Mrs Bertha Cordelesky at 564 Lodi Street for liquor violations after she dumped raisin jack. She pleaded not guilty and posted 500 bond with a Thursday hearing. At 431 West River Street officers found a quart of rock liquor. her sick daughter produced a doctor’s note and the case continued to Thursday. Across the street Louis Toth was arrested after a quart and a half of raisin jack was found. his case slated for Thursday.
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Prohibition
Bertha Cordelesky
Lodi Street
Hannah Plato
West River Street
Louis Toth
Toth
Box Car Fire Leads to Disorderly Conduct Fine
Lake Shore detective arrested John Ward of Chicago after finding a fire on the floor of a box car. Mayor Hinkson imposed a fine of five dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct.
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Lake Shore
John Ward
Chicago
Hinkson
Ford roadster stolen from Simpson Motors rear yard
Robert Agate of Simpson Motors Co reported a Ford roadster taken from the rear of the building on East Broad street. Police have issued notices to surrounding towns.
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Robert Agate
Simpson Motors Co
East Broad Street
Wife of Author Alleges He Sought Soulmate Too
Ludwig Lewisohn author of Don Juan and Upstream asked his wife to share their home with a young woman he called his inspiration. Mrs Lewisohn, filing for separation, alleges the author’s plan involved a romantic arrangement with a pseudonymous woman peers call Boach Grecker.
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Ludwig Lewisohn
Lewisohn
Mra Pehn
Repa
Boach
Grecker
Surrenders To Court Contempt In Ohio County Case
Floyd DeVore of Fostoria surrendered to the sheriff claiming a warrant for arrest on contempt for failing to support his wife per alimony order. Judge Webber committed him until compliance. Also, the Grafton Real Estate Co receiver was discharged and Henry Vogel’s Bennet Milling Co receiver discharged from liability.
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Floyd DeVore
Fostoria
Underhill
Webber
DeVore
Henry Vogel
Bennet Milling Co
Grafton Real Estate Co
Help for China Discussed at Open Forum
Associate Secretary Eddy of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions spoke at the Congregational church Open Forum on America, Japan, and China. He argued Japan may adopt a policy of life and retentive sovereignty, predicting U S Britain and France may need to step in to govern Chinese affairs, noting shifts since the Washington Conference and changes in Japanese public life and industry.
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B. Brewer Eddy
Home Department
American Board of Commissioners For Foreigh Missions
America
Japan
China
Congregational Church
United States
Great Britain
France
Orient
Washington
Kato
Washeston
Brit
Seven Firemen Die in Pittsburg Oil Tank Fire
A massive blaze at the Standard Oil Atlantic refining plant in Pittsburg killed seven firemen and injured three others as a 10,000 barrel tank exploded. Fire crews and artillery units battled flames for over seven hours, preventing spread to adjacent tanks and destroying more than $100,000 in oil. seven bodies were recovered and identified.
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Pittsburg
Atlantic Refining
Standard Oil Company
147Th Field Artillery
Walton Loses Impeachment Appeal in U S Supreme Court
Governor John Walton of Oklahoma lost his petition for review by the U S Supreme Court of his impeachment and removal case. The court offered no opinion on the petition.
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Washington
John ©. Walton
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Slays Woman Who Refused To Wed In Broad Daylight
Hamilton report says James F Anderson aged 36 shot and killed Cleota Collins a 35 year old widow who refused to marry him. The couple had just left a case when Anderson fired seven times on the sidewalk, striking Collins. He fled from Jackson, Missouri before being captured after a brief chase and jailed in Butler county.
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Hamilton
James F Anderson
Butler County
Cleota Collins
Leasir
Anderson
Jackson
Fire damages rooming house. Chin Tace Co building destroyed
Thirteen people escaped from a rooming house fire that damaged upper floors and destroyed the Chin Tace Company building, with an estimated loss of 85 500. Trustees of the Cemeteries Association announced they purchased land near Marion cemetery to extend the burial grounds, paying 1900 an acre. Ohio oil company quoted prices including Lima 1 88 and Columbus 1 72.
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Toledo
Chin Tace Company
Adaaining
Mation
Harding Mewerie
Marion Cemetery
Cemeters Associatiom
Coatery
Delamare
Grand Jury to Report Tomorrow on Eight Death Cases
The grand jury has finished a busy week in session, investigating eight death cases including four murders, the largest count in the county’s history. They will report their findings at 2 39 tomorrow afternoon.
Hare to Be Named Ohio Anti-Saloon League Superintendent
T M Hare of Westerville will be chosen to succeed James A White as head of the Ohio Anti Saloon League by the board of trustees meeting in Columbus today. Hare has led anti saloon campaigns for 24 years and has served as district superintendent. White's resignation takes effect Friday.
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Columbus
T. M. Hare
Westerville
James A. White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Trusieces
Hare
Antiea
Evelzad
White
Fridar
Two Cars Damaged by Robbers Near Congregational Church
In Milan on January 21 a theft occurred as two vehicles were stripped of parts while owners attended services at the Congregational church. One car belonged to C N Williams of Midd's Avenue and the other to C D Reghier of Woodland Avenue. Governor General Wood sent a message to Colonel Bowen about Sarigap Island. A terror group called the colorums murdered three constabulary members. the note says they may be dispersed by Tuesday night.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States ‘Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Weather Bureau
Congregational Church
C .N. Williams
Midd's Avenue
C.D. Reghier
Woodland Avenge
Milan
Wood
Bowen
Sarigap Island
Mindssas
Freca the
Colorums
Tawethell
Anrae
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Elyria Prater
Hero
Zanesville
United Presbyterian Church
G. A. Brown
Unitedresbyterian Church
Rev. Brown
Anesville
Greenwood Community United Presbyterian Church
Harrison Street
John H. Fant
Pennsylvania
Lajer
Musngum College
Brown
Muskingum
oHege
Estern Reserve Medical
Sarah
Madge
Larence Jenking
Ton
Kentucky
Ashington
Kmed
Npon Jae
Vhroughout
Bae
Seatrad Weles
Bulletins
Coolidge
Republcans
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
New Orleans
Lee Christmas
Fertune
Central America
Dan
Davis
Washington. Jar
Mia
League of Nations
Cascade Park
Youngstown
Winter
Northland
Canfield
Defiance
John
Frank Nemwek
John Styranko
Imnois
Indiana
Canada
Great Lakes
Winnipeg
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Boleslaus Pabian
Thomas Maloney
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Lima
Mercury
Fisher
Liquor Ands Mae
Agate
Carl D. Case
First Baptist Church
Oak Park, Mil
Albert H. Leland
Charlotte C. Leland
Eddy
Rudolph Bliske
Frazier
Edward Jones
Patrick Abbot
John Markham
Robert Smith
Samuel Bolinger
Buck Lowrie
Jess, Mercer and
A. Stewart
Allegheny River
Walton
Ohio Oil Company
Plymouth
Waterloo
Wooster
Grand Jury
TM Hare
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