Millionaire Charles Koehler Sr slain by son in Baltimore
Charles Koehler Jr. age 18 shot and killed his father Charles Koehler Sr. 45 a Baltimore millionaire with business interests in coal sports and real estate. He confessed to police after the midnight slaying in the office of the $100000 garage attached to the Koehler residence on White Lock Street. Continued on page no.
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Baltimore
M. D
Charles Koehler
Mqnor
North Charles Street
Celder Koehler
Mr. Koehler
Koehler
Whitelock Street
Britain to pay 36,000,900 pounds on war debt installment
London reports Britain will transfer 36,000,900 pounds sterling to the United States as a partial interest payment on wartime war loans. British officials say payment will occur regardless of Congress funding bill fate and aim to stabilize Anglo American exchange rates. Berlin notes a demand for a breathing spell on indemnity while Germany seeks debt relief.
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London
Britain
United States
Ioana
America
Treasury
American Congress
Congress
Anglo-American Exchange
Goodwin Named Federal Prohibition Agent in Ohio
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced the appointment of federal prohibition agents. In Ohio Roy C. Goodwin of Fetcity was named a new agent, part of a western state roster including Dana M. Jackley in West Virginia.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
West Virginia
Dana M. Jackley
Cameron
Ohio
Roy C. Goodwin
Feticity
Man leaps to death from Newport bridge into icy river
In Newport Kentucky on January 28 an unidentified about seventy years old climbed the Covington Newport bridge railing and plunged into the icy Licking river. The body was recovered about twenty minutes later.
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Newport, Ky
Covington-Newport
Licking River
WUT Overlooking Oberlin Offender
Grand jurors hear a case involving an offender linked to Oberlin with details beginning in a brief, sparse report. The article notes legal proceedings and potential charges but provides few specifics due to damaged text.
Planned Martial Law in Ireland Calls for Indoor Confinement
Dublin reports the provisional government using the Irish republican army to restore order amid weeks of highway robbery and murders. Troops move to prepare for the declaration of martial law with all citizens indoors by 10 PM and saloons closing by 9 PM. Killarney magistrates issue a proclamation placing the IRA in control due to widespread lawlessness. Patrick Flannada, adjutant of the IRA, was recently wounded and later died, as Cork evacuation by British troops is suspended amid railway blockades.
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Dublin
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Dundrum
County Tipperary
Irish Provisional Government
Cork
Ireland
Killarney
Ireh Republican
Patrick Tlannada
Iriin Republic
Dixamiers
Aghee
Enforcers of the Dry Laws Hear Kramer Talk Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 at the Methodist church John Kramer the first U S Manor law enforcement commissioner speaks on enforcing liquor laws. Judges mayors policemen constables and the sheriff and deputies are invited to hear how to preserve law enforcement efforts.
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C.t
John Kramer
United States Manor
Kramer
Organized labor backs farm push to lift agricultural slump
In Washington on January 25 organizers appealed to nationwide labor to support farmer efforts for immediate congressional action. The rump conference, labeled by participants as disgruntled, met after criticizing the Harding led gathering and urged alignment with the agricultural lobby to relieve spirits and farm trouble.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
State Troops Ordered to Nebraska City After Ridgeville Resident’s Death
The adjutant general of Nebraska ordered four companies of state troops to Nebraska City following the death of Christina Aiffen a 57 year old Ridgeville resident. Funeral services set for Tuesday morning.
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Ourouse Steele
Ridgeville
Lincoln
Adjutant General of
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Christina Aiffen
Declare Cy Water Pure Despite Much Sickness and Taste
Chemist Curtiss reported to the board of health that he tested six diphtheria cultures, fifteen liquor samples, twenty eight city water samples, and two oil water samples. He barred a dairyman for high bacteria levels and defended the city water as first class despite a harsh taste.
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Curtiss
Board of Health
Uquor
Married man accused in Elyria court petition
Mintie AMeon files in the common pleas court alleging Otto Quaps promised marriage on July 1 1929 and misled her as she learned he was already married when his wife arrived from Germany. She claims she spent 250 on finery and shipped household goods, and seeks restitution for humiliation and damages.
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Mintie Ameon
Otto Quaps
Sie Court of Common Pleas
Almady
Marines Rush to Cuba After Managua Riot
A U S marines battalion was ordered from Quantico Virginia to Guantanamo Cuba to replace detachments amid disorders in Managua Nicaragua. Other Marine detachments at Camaguey Cuba are to move to Guantanamo to await fleet return.
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Washington
Managua
Nicaragua
U. S
Aqua Marine
Qunintlco
Guantanamo
Cina
Mangus
Nays Department
Marres
Camaguey
Cuba
Athimtic
Washington in Throes of Storm Strands Capital
Washington confronts a severe winter storm with northeastward snowfall and blizzard conditions. Traffic, trains, and road travel are disrupted as crews battle drifts of up to three feet and heavy snow continues into today and tomorrow.
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Washington
Esipplara
Ktorni
Oan E
Passalls Vael
Health Board Elects Ruth Ely President Pro Tem
The Board of Health with Ruth Ely joining as new member and J W Leonard elected president pro tem. Reports from food, dairy and sanitary inspectors cited confiscations of unfit fish and meat and quarantines for scarlet fever diphtheria chicken pox and whooping cough. The city was generally free of contagious diseases.
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Board of Health Inc
Ruth Ely
J .W. Leonard
Georse Theobald Vr
Carl Reefy
MR. Stetson
J HO Leonard
Wager Jones
Wiliams
Liquor Vendor Pays His Fine
A liquor vendor paid a $500 fine plus costs for possessing liquor and served time in jail this week for nonpayment. The mayor and police chief discussed possible Cleveland travel for payment arrangements and a portion of the fine was raided.
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Junss
Valire
Stankartd
Cleveland
John
Plot Against Soviet Officials In Train Wreck
London January 28 report says Soviet officials were targeted in a train wreck between Kajal and Stepnaya. Helsink i dispatch notes 12 killed and 38 injured with several high Bolshevik officials aboard. Investigation launched by Russian police.
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London
Lves
Ugyo
Kajal
Stepnaya
Helsngfors
Star
Ten Dollars a Week from the Star Boarder
If your family income is temporarily curtailed or you need extra funds offer room and board to a worthwhile young man or woman. Rent ads bring in over five hundred dollars a year. Bring an ad to The Chronicle Telegram. ad takers will help tailor your notice to attract best recalls.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Fire devastates center of Owio City destroys ten stores
A mid morning blaze in Owio City, sparked in a clothing store furnace, swept through the business district for hours, destroying ten stores and leaving eight families homeless. One operator, Miss drossi Robbins, was injured by a falling telephOne pole while fire crews fought the flames. Lincoln hotel and numerous business facades were consumed as explosions shook the early morning hours.
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Wellston
Texas
O. Jan
Drossi Robbins
Lincoln Hotel
Travulins
Alexandera
Beaumont Tevas
Jack Deaton
William Deaton
Deaton
Faniry
Odeta
Jack
Government fails to stabilize prices termed crime of the century
Witnesses before the state agriculture committee condemn the 1929 government policy that allowed futures trading. They advocate the Ladd bill of 1922 proposing federal guarantees on crop prices. They warn billions lost to unemployment price deflation and crop failures amid ongoing economic distress.
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Washington
Setate Agriculture Committee
Ladd Bil
Ikatry N. Owen
Min- Mann
Secur
Grain Growers Control Wheat Prices and Elevators
United States Grain Growers' corporation plans to control 1y0,000,000 bushels of the 1922 crop and begin selling the spring as CiafMford Thorne of Chicago, its general runse, defends the cooperative before a Senate agriculture subcommittee. He says the group now owns 1,000 elevators and adds 2,000 farmers to its membership weekly.
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Washington
Jac
United States Grain Growers’ Corporation
CiafMford Thorne
Chicago
Strike Withdrawals Reported at Newport Mills
Newport Kentucky January workers withdrawn from the Newport rolling mills strike as troops depart under Colonel Denhardt. He cautioned conditions may remain quiet though he feared unrest could return.
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Newport
Millel
Denhardt
Pittsburgh bank robbers identified in early morning incident
Joyce 27 of Pittsburgh and Graeme 20 of Marietta identified as two of the ten prisoners involved in a First National bank robbery. The bank reported about six dollars in small change missing after the incident. A Cleveland uptown burglary also noted with bonds, pearls, and jewelry valued over four dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Joyce
Pittabergh
Oren Graeme
Sao Marietta
Grafton
Central
Polite
Graeme
Fi Bank
Two Holdups by Highwayman Reported in City
Police report two separate hold ups by a highwayman last evening. A man described as John Doe was robbed near Washington Avenue and Harrison Street. no money was taken after the assailant fled. A second incident at Tremont Street Station involved a suspect who demanded 225 before escaping via Canfield Yard toward the railroad track. Authorities believe the same bandit is involved and note possible local accomplices.
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Sting
John Doe
Corter
Washinston
Harrison
Borhead
Ting
Frank Mandy
Jocal
Woman Seeks Court Alimony In Domestic Dispute
A woman requests alimony from her husband in a court filing. She alleges neglect of duty by Dietrich and claims she has worked to support herself. She also accuses threats of injury and abusive conduct. The court is asked to award attorney fees and alimony for support.
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Stefen Dietrich
Thly
Ag Wiarm
Dietrich
Damager Requests Auto MM Map Data
A terse note shows a request for an automatic map data copy. The fragment lists unclear acronyms and repeats phrases, indicating an inquiry or placeholder action. No names, dates, or places are discernible in the readable portion.
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