Nurse Accused of Writing Death Threat Letters in Kinkead Murder
New York March 31. Olivia M P Stone a former Cincinnati nurse faced trial for the murder of Ellis G Kinkead in Brooklyn last August. Letters alleging to be in her handwriting threatened Kinkead and named his killer. Stone admitted some letters resembled her writing and that she might recall killing Kinkead.
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Ellis G. Kinkead
Olivia M. P. Stone
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Miss Stone
Kinkead
Brooklyn
Ellis
Auto Licenses Take Quarter Drops Tomorrow
The man who kept his car idle over winter or plans to buy a new one will save on automobile licenses for 1922 starting tomorrow. A 25 horsepower car drops from 8 to 6, 35 horsepower from 12 to 8, and higher power cars from 20 to 15.
Children Sent to Oberlin Home After Parents jailed for booze
Katie Martin of Lorain caused a scene as Judge Wilcox ordered her four children aged 1, 3, 4 and 6 to be housed at the Oberlin Children's Home. Both parents, Mike and Katie Martin, are in county jail after convictions for selling and manufacturing raisin jack. she was fined $500 and jailed, while he faced $200 fine and costs. The court barred access until reform, and deputies restrained Mrs. Martin as she reacted in the probate office. The Lorain city has cared for the children during the week prior.
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Rochester
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Camden
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Huntington
LaGrange Village
Penfield Sae
Rochester Village
Russia
Oberlin Tte
Sheffield Lake Bae
Strongsville
Vermilion
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Birmingham
Huron County
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Clark County
Katie Martin
Lorain
Wilcox
Mike Martin
Mike
Martin
Cain
County Home Inmate Tries Suicide
Edward Ellis a 69 year old Lorain man confined at the county home for about three months attempted self harm at 3 35 pm yesterday by slashing his throat with a pocket knife in the woodshed. He had a slight paralytic stroke and had shown despondency per Superintendent Reuben Baus.
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Edward Ellis
Lorain
Ellis
Reuben Baus
Prisoner Survives Attempted Jugular Laceration
An inmate attempted to sever a fellow inmate's jugular vein but the victim was found and rushed to Memorial Hospital. Doctors reported a comfortable night and optimism for recovery as of this morning.
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Memorial Hospital
Board of Health Monthly Meeting Tonight
The monthly meeting of the board of health will be held this evening at the board's office on the second floor of the old city hall. Reports will be received from the food and dairy inspector city chemist health officer sanitary police and the city health nurse for the past month.
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Board of Health
Old City Hall
Irish Free State Act Goes Into Effect Amid Uneasy Peace
London March 31 The Irish free state act officially creates the Irish free state and takes effect after the peace agreement signing. Churchill warned the nation not to rejoice as the task is not completed and the act returns to the house of lords under government pressure. Belfast reports continued violence with four shot in the streets, fires in the business district, a bomb, and a Sinn Fein ambush killing a constable and wounding another. Rebel IRA activity includes a train hold up near Newton Cunningham and destruction of goods, with loyal IRA members ejected from a bar in Londonderry.
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North
South Ireland
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
North and
Churchill
House of Lands
House of Lords
Belfast
Ulster
Ulster Constabulary
Sinn
Londonderry
Two Mothers or One for Siamese Twins Son
Chicago March 31 Science may aid law in settling the estate of Rosa and Josefa Blazek the 43 year old Siamese twins. The 11 year old Franz son of Rosa may have two mothers or a mother and aunt. autopsy and probate testimony are sought. The twins’ bodies may be returned to Czecho Slovakia if requested by the boy’s father or given to a scientific institution for study.
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Chicago
Rosa
Josefa Blazek
Franz
Jess E. Rose
Josefa
Benjamin Breakstone
Czecho-Slovakia
Maple syrup fraud suspect fined in city case
Food Inspector George Savage pursued a maple syrup adulteration case after a sample sold to Mrs. Arbogast proved tainted. A man named McCarthy alias Perry was arrested after a chase and found with adulterated syrup. Mayor fined him $50 plus costs. Also reports the death of Lester Clawson of Green Lake Wisconsin, veteran of the Civil War.
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George Savage
Savage
Guenin
Middle Avenue
Gates
East Avenue
McCarthy
Perry
Dale
McCann
Randall Race Track
Curtiss
Jones
Lester Clawson
Clarence
Adelbert Clawson
Green Lake
Wisconsin
Lorain
Workers Down Tools in General Tie Up Threat
Report notes a broad labor action with many workers striking in protest. Foreseeable disruption targets key industries as unions call for an extensive work stoppage timed for a mass mobilization. Authorities monitor development for potential escalation and economic impact.
National Coal Strike Looms Across 20 States
Harding and his cabinet held a two hour meeting to discuss the coming strike with a sit tight stance. Thousands of miners walk out across Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and other regions amid government inaction as coal is rushed to Buffalo Rochester and New England ports.
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Washington
Preside Harding
Membs
Pottsville
General Treasury
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Empire State
New England
Gompers Flags Operators in Labor Contract Clash
Washington March 31 A lengthy review states coal operators have broken their contract with unions and forced men to quit work, signaling a deliberate disruption in labor relations as Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor weighs in.
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Gompers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Government to Sit Tight in Coal Negotiations
Washington officials indicate the Davis cabinet comment signals the government will wait for developments in the coal controversy. Several cabinet members suggest the chief negotiator cannot act until further moves unfold.
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Washington
Labor
Davis
Develo Fier
Coal Miners Split Narrowly Back Operators Pact
Word from Chicago indicates a first break in a western Kentucky coal miners strike. About 3,000 miners reportedly voted to honor a pact with operators that runs through 1922, deciding not to join the midnight strike.
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Western Kentuck
British Miners Back American Strike in Sympathetic Move
London March 31 The British miners union will support American miners in their nationwide strike starting tonight at midnight. British coal shipments to the United States will not be halted unless asked by the United Mine Workers of America. Ver non Hartshorn M P head of the South Wales Miners Federation notes cautious sympathy with no immediate active aid planned.
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Ohio
Harrison, Jefferson
Bimont Counties
Andrew R. Watkins
Yorkville
Mether
Internation Union
London
British Miners’ Union
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Vernon Harshorn
M. P
South Wales
America
Hartshorn
Miners in Kansas Coal Fields to Strike at Midnight
In Indianapolis a report notes the Kansas court of industrial relations has extended the current wage scale in the Kansas coal fields for thirty days. Miners in the district plan to drop their tools at midnight, signaling a strike over the ongoing dispute.
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Indianapolis, Waren
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Kansas Coalfields
Miners Leader John L. Lewis Declares Kansas Strike
John L. Lewis of the United States Miners announces a strike alignment with Kansas miners as votes are tallied. The International News reports ongoing stage events and continued coverage of the labor action.
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John L. Lewis
United States
International
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