Bank bandits steal $50,000 from Brooklyn bank car
Three armed robbers in two autos topple security guards and steal $50,000 from an Irving National Bank transfer between main office and Borough Park branch. They force the chauffeur to drive to a secluded spot near Kings County Hospital, hide the money under a rear seat, and flee as police spread alerts to Jersey City and Newark.
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New York
Irving National Bank
Pitkin Avenue Bank
Brooklyn
Bank
Borough Park
Lincoln Road
Bedford Avenue
Kings County Hospital
Jersey City
Newark
Jersey
Dividends Debate Linked to Tax, Senate Action Discussed
In a briefing this afternoon the secretary of the treasury explained that the Dec stock dividend was not a profit distribution but an internal accumulation aligned with reasonable business. The Senate and Senator Brookhart of Iowa criticized the punitive provisions of the venue act while the Federal Reserve Commission alleged surpluses from 1923 divis inherent.
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Senate
Brookhart
Towa
Mellon
Fed Commission
Four Die in Cincinnati Auto Train Collisions
Cincinnati January 23 four people were killed in two separate auto train crashes. Elena Mayon and Dorothy Schleich were killed when their car was struck by a train near Cincinnati, while Harry W McKee and Leon Malrose died in a similar incident involving the C I and W Railroad.
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Cincinnati
Elena Mayon
Dorothy Schleicher
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern
Harry W McKee
Leon Malrose
I and
Major Volka Named Assistant Adjutant General
Columbus January 23 Major John C Volka now serves as assistant adjutant general of Ohio as announced at Governor Donahey s office. The role carries a salary of 3500 dollars and follows five years in the adjutant general s department with Volka having been chief clerk prior to promotion.
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Columbus
John C Volka
London
Ohio
Donahey
Wolka
Adjutant General’s Départment
Harding Cancels All Engagements
President Harding again cancelled all engagements including the cabinet meeting and remained in his study convalescing from a severe cold. White House physicians said his condition improved but he should continue resting and not attempt daily duties for the time being.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Hardings
Herrick death plot tied to young anarchist in Paris
January reporting notes clues pointing to Germaine Berton, a young woman anarchist who killed Marius Plateau, as responsible for the October 1921 attempt on American ambassador Myron T. Herrick. Investigations by Judge Jusselin reveal documents and statements linking anarchist circles, Plateau’s royalist ties, and reactions from monarchist and socialist outlets. Police arrested several communists as upheavals spread after Plateau’s assassination.
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Paris
Germaine Berton
Marius Plateau
Myron T. Herrick
Jusselin
M. Plateau
L’action Francaise
Leon Daudet
Chamber of Deputies
L'Action Francaise
Berlin
Chef
L’querre
L’ere Nouvelle
Humanite
Milo Berton
Ambassador Herrick
Free Staters Rally as Irregulars Across Southwest Ireland
Jan 23 report says Free Staters launched a major drive across Cork to Galway to capture prisoners and munitions at Tipperary Newport Castleconnell Limerick and North Galway Thomas O'Donnell was captured by irregulars but escaped. Professor Cleary and Dr Murphy met Pope Pius XI to protest Catholic hierarchy attitude toward republicans. Morning Post alleges Moscow Soviet backs revolt with arms from United States and Scotland.
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Dublin
Ireland
County Cork
Galway
Tipperary
Newport
Castle Connel
Limenck
North Galway
Thomas O'Donnell
Dail Eireann
Cleary
Murphy
Pius XI
Cardinal Logue
Herarchy
Free State
London
Morning Post
Moscow Soviet
United States
Scotland
Vote Against Refugees To Come To U S
Washington January 23 Efforts to lower immigration bars to admit thousands of Armenians and other Near Eastern peoples driven from their homes by Turks failed today. The House committee on immigration voted against reporting the White bill by a one vote margin, defeating the measure in committee.
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Washington
United States
House Committee On Immigration
New Military Move Seen in Ruhr Zone
Paris reports France moves to curb Berlin influence in Rhine and Ruhr areas. Measures include tighter communications with Berlin and possible financial reprisals using paper money in occupied zones if Germany withholds marka. Officials note hoped for continued work in mills and mines amid fears of broader strikes.
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Ruhr Zone
Paris
France
Berlin
Rhineldhbé
Ruhr
Foreign Office
Drusseldorf
Marshal Foch
Congress to Probe High Coal Prices and Canada Embargo
Senator David I Walsh announced in International News Service that Congress will move to halt coal exports to Canada until American needs are met. A resolution would urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to stop cross border deliveries and investigate coal combustibility to curb shipments of poorer quality coal at lower prices. The plan aims to end Canada bound shipments of the best coal and rising prices, which have caused shortages and suffering in many areas. A separate court case in Elyria concerns The Carey Co and The Elyria Market & Storage Co over a refrigerating plant insulation failure and damages sought.
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Washington
Congress
Canada
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
International
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Walsh
Commission
New England
Northwest
Unield
Webber
Elyria Market & Storage Co
Carey Co
The
Market Co
Yanks to Leave Rhineland on Thursday
Coblenz January 23 The American flag over Ehrenbreitstein will be hauled down at noon tomorrow as the American army of occupation on the Rhine departs for Antwerp to sail home aboard the St Mihiel French troops will guard the withdrawal. Upon return to the United States married men under staff sergeant rank will be honorably discharged unless exceptions apply. The German population mourns the departuring Americans who had been present for four years.
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Coblenz
Ehrenbreitstein
United States Army of Occupation
Rhine
Antwerp
St. Mihiel
United States
Eet
Raid at Barker Home Nets Ninety Quarts of Whisky
Federal officers led by Captain Mobler raided the Barker home in Newark without a warrant and seized ninety quarts of bonded whiskey. This marks the second raid in recent weeks as contraband liquor is sent to Columbus for analysis while Barker asserts the liquor was bought before the state law changed.
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Newark
Mobler
Columbus
George Barker
Barker
Negro Fight Sparks Police Court Arraignment
Clifford Smith faced arraignment before the mayor on a charge of pointing a firearm after a Saturday night dispute in Pine Street's colored section. Hallie McCloud sworn the complaint. Smith denied the charge with backing from his wife and a neighbor. The mayor urged the women to settle outside. they refused, and Smith was bound over to the grand jury for pointing a revolver.
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Clifford Smith
Hallie McCloud
Pine Street
Clifford
Hallie
Smith
Grand Jury
Dayton Prison Terms For Federal Dry Laws Conspiracy
Dayton officials report that eleven men were sentenced for conspiring to move 24 000 gallons of grain alcohol from a Tennessee warehouse without denaturing it. Cecil H Kerns received the largest penalty a 5000 dollar fine and two years in a federal penitentiary to be served after a prior two year term in Atlanta. Others include Charles Wessell and L Gray 15 months each in Atlanta, Zeb Rose 14 months, Nathan J Borenstein and W Earl Talheim four and a half months each, Alex M Mason one year and one day, and Tony Sadd 30 days in Montgomery county jail. Attorney Franklin Aubrecht urged clemency citing Kern’s lack of funds and dependents.
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Dayton
Tennessee
Cecil H Kerns
Atlanta
Kerns
Killits
Toledo
Charles Wessell
Columbus
L. Gray
Nashville
Tenn
Zeb Rose
Nathan J. Borenstein
W. Earl Talheim
Alex M Mason
Chattanooga
Woman Found Guilty In Booze Toting Case
Frank and Juha Ohla faced police court on a liquor possession charge. Frank was dismissed for absence. Mrs Ohla pled guilty with sentence deferred to tomorrow morning. Raid occurred December 71st after long delays. officers found raisin jack poured into the sink. Chief Stankard halted drainage. lab samples showed alcohol beyond legal limit.
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Frank
Juha Ohla
Frank Ohla
Mrs Ohlah
Olahs
Stankard
Truck Licenses To Come Later
Police Chief E. Stankard says the 1923 tag deadline is the 25th, but no enforcement before February 1st. Public interest notes time to secure tags to avoid trouble. Lorain County Automobile Club reports passenger car tags available, but no truck tags yet for shipments.
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E. Stankard
Lorain County Automobile Club
Mayors, Sheriffs and Prosecutor Attorney Held
Columbus Jan. 23 The senate will be asked to concur in the house action passing the Broadstone bill 79 to 22 making masked murder punishable by death unless mercy is recommended. The measure excludes the Ku Klux Klan as a target.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Broadstone
Green County
Johnston
Richland County
Cope
Columbiana County
Scores of Indiana Officials Implicated in Smuggling Booze
Gary Indiana January 23 Arrest of Mayor Roswell Johnson Sheriff William B Olds Dwight E Kinder prosecuting attorney and many Gary city and Lake county officials marks the start of a federal drive to uncover the largest liquor ring in the Midwest Indictments from the Indianapolis federal grand jury followed an investigation into shipments of whiskey from Canada to Chicago via Michigan and Indiana dunes A 16 year old girl Miss Anes Szzbu provided information that led to the indictments
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Indiana
Canada
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Roswell
Johnson
William B. Olds
Dwight E. Kinder
Gary City
Lake County
Middle West
R. C. Minturn
Diana
Minturn
Indianapolisa
Federal Grand Jury
Girl
Chinkge
Michigan
Misa Anes Szzbu
Hold Youth for Fake Bond Sales
WATERTOWN, Kr. Jan. 23. William J Harris, 21, secretary of the Texas Bunger Oil and Refiner Company of Fort Worth, is under arrest awaiting extradition papers from Defiance County Ohio. Harris is wanted on four indictments for alleged oil stock sales in Ohio over the past year. He says his company is perfectly safe.
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Watertown
William J Harris
Texas Bunger Oil and Refiner Company
Forth Worth
Texas
Defiance County
Ohio
Harris
Harris Cains
National Banks Tax Bill Passed By Senate
Washington January 23 A bill to tax national bank stock at a rate equal to state banks and private corporations passed the Senate 50 to 18. Ronez Rites Wednesday Funeral services for Margaret Ronez will be at her parents Telegraph road home Wednesday at 4pm conducted by Tay Ontko of Lorain. Burial Avery.
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Washington
Senate
Booze Laws Topic At Columbus Conference
A fragmentary report notes a conference in Columbus on alleged laxity of prohibition enforcement at Steubenville. It mentions Commissioner McDonald and Detective Nye, with a stray reference to Dalchie Nie and Governor’s office, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Columbus
Steubenville
McDonald
Dalctie
Nye
Dulahey
R Day
Community Chest drive totals at noonday lunch
At the Y M C A noon gathering Rotary Club members heard Rabbi Goldman of Cleveland discuss the Community Chest. In twenty four hours 356 subscriptions were collected by men totaling 13 56850, and women contributed 1 520 bringing combined total to 27 85943. Subscriptions above 2 686 came from 237 employees of Fox Furnace Co.
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Community Chest
Rotary Club
Rabbi Goldman
Cleveland
Star Show
O'Donnell
Palace of Sweets
Elyria Construction Co
Chronicle-Telegram
the Fox Furnace Co
For Furnace Co
Camro Rathi Goldman
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