Attempt To Kidnap Government Witness in Hooded Mob Case
Court probes a reported kidnapping attempt on government witness J. M. Knight during the Morehouse parish hooded mob murder hearing. Judge Fred L. Odom orders testimony in open court as witnesses are summoned to explain gaps in the missing youth’s whereabouts amid fears of witness intimidation.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
Aig Coreen Fot Tetrnational News Services
Court House
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Fred L. Odom
J. M. Knight
Sidney’ Rogers
Odaw
Knight
Young Rogers
Louisiain
Teagerstrom
Spyker
Henry Jones
Living costs rise with December price gains
Washington dispatch reports the Department of Labor stating living costs rose 1 percent in December, with increases from September to December ranging from 1 percent in Seattle to 3.1 percent in Philadelphia, signaling broad inflation pressures nationwide.
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Internatinal Nery Ferries
Washington
Départment of Labor
Seattle
Philadelphia
Danzer Loses Appeal in Injunction Case Over Oak Way Flats
The Court of Appeals dismissed the bill of complaint with costs to the appellant in a case by William Danzer and Mary Bitner Danger against Meredith seeking an injunction to stop building an apartment house on Oak Way Avenue unless costs reached 7500. The decree is affirmed in part and reversed in part with counts to the appellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Danzer
Mary Bitner
H. Tlonei
Meredith
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of
Washington County
Wludge Alina
Oak WT
Grice
W. P. Wachter
H. H. Keedy
Robert McCaujey
Cy Walter Baker
Herrin Murder Case Next Trial Focus In Court
In Manson Illinois five of seven indicted for alleged complicity in the Herrin murders were acquitted, shifting attention to the next trial. A separate incident reports Leasure narrowly escaping injury when his wagon of corn toppled on a slippery road near Big Springs, he was thrown clear and unharmed.
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Dy International News
Serviory
Manson, Ill
Inn
Herrin Vial
Atune
Leagure
West Big Springs
Leasure
Miss Worthington Recovers After Danuksburg Auto Crash
Dorothy Worthington daughter of Judge Kim A Worthington is recovering after a minor automobile accident in Danuksburg. She has been released from the hospital and is resting at home with family.
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Dorothy Worthington
Kim A. Worthington
Phaderick
Leva
Danuksburg
Take Care of Your Teeth Now Kids Ad
A vintage style health notice urges boys and girls to protect teeth early. It promotes a free eleven page booklet from a noted publishing company, promising stronger teeth and better habits through guidance and instruction.
Note from the K K K invites public meeting coverage
A vandalized note attached to Herald Mall office invites editors to attend a public meeting about the Juni or Mira Halk, urging reporters to cover both 2:20 and 7:80 oclock sessions, claiming IdaWa did not commit outrages, signed Knights of the K K K.
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The
Herald
Mall
Merida
Mira Halk
Ovoston
Idwa
Ae Troy
Statis
Knights of the
I K. Kk
Bombing Planes Sighted Over Hagerstown Area
Reported sightings describe two Martin bomber aircraft passing over Hagerstown with rumors that government planes were involved. The vague account mentions a potential military operation centered on a section feared to be a staging area, though details are unclear.
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Hagerstown Fallay
Amnalh
Shot Dead in Quarrel Over Ku Klux Klan
International News Service reports John P. Parker a former sheriff and son of a capitalist died from a bullet wound early today in Bastrop. Carey Calhoun, a noted marksman and brother of deputy Larry Calhoun, allegedly shot him after a sudden quarrel tied to a Ku Klux Klan appearance. The men were relatives and friends. Calhoun was an admitted Klansman while Painter’s affiliations were unclear.
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Mgnroe
John P. Parker
Fay
Carey Calhoan
Larry Calhoun
Sherif
Morehouse Parish
Pelles
Tux ¥Elun
Nettgittes
Belle
Calhoun
Bastrop
Calhous
Painter
Wife Saves Husband From Horrible Fire Incident
Qioton C. Athoy of Winchester Virginia was severely burned when oil ignited and exploded at his home. His wife, acting quickly with calm, wrapped him in bedding to smother the flames and likely saved his life. He remained conscious after the incident and was expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Athoy
Winchester
Athoy
President Harding Makes Steady Recovery From Grip
President Harding continues to improve from a grip infection that has affected him for four days. White House doctors say his strength is returning and he expects to return to his desk within a few days.
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Dry International Nowe Service
Washington
Harding
Phyete Lab
Gooner Saveyor
Desk Momty
Famine Refugees Die in Greek Camps Amid Typhus War Aftermath
In Athens on January 20 1923 Dr Mabel Elliott of the American Near East administration reports Christian refugees from Asia Minor in unsanitary Greek concentration camps dying at about 1000 daily from typhus smallpox scurvy and starvation. Many are displaced families driven by the Turco Greek war, with typhus epidemic in forty camps and smallpox ravaging sixty four camps. Meningitis also appears among Kalamos camp children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Copsright
Athens
Asia Minor
Mabel Elliott
American Near East Administration
Agia Minor
Elliott
Kalamos
Court Hearing on Injunction to Stop Municipal Light Plant
The petition for injunction against the City of Hagerstown to block a new Municipal Electric Light Plant began at 9:30 A.M. in the circuit court grand jury room before Judge Frank G. Wageman. The packed audience included many interested spectators as lawyers argued. the city answered with a demurrer. Representative citizen attorney H. H. Keedy outlined the case.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Hagerstown
Grand Jury
Circuit ‘Court
Washington County
Frank G. Wageman
Spectatora
H. H. Keedy
Representative
Mr. Keedy
Thiey eve s Marietta pay 20 Zehree auto teped jail
A garbled Marietta item reports a person named Pay Yani paid twenty three to a teped automobile and was taken to Lanewater county jail after contact by Robert Swixedt. It mentions a trio until then, and a Reds execution in Tiflla, Gisergia, by Meda, per today’s information. The Soviet expelled the Swiss tone wal from Rioum.
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Marietta
Yani
Zehree
Wieres Mre
Lanewater County
Robert Swixedt
Rela
Constantaoulg
Inn
Tiflla
Gisergia
Meda
Rioum
Parents of truants face charges in Air Police Court
Parents of seven children will be arraigned this afternoon before Justice Halt in the Police Court to answer charges filed by truant officers about why their children have not attended Belodk. The grand round-up began last week and will culminate today. Children from Winter Street School have been playing hockey. The epidemic spread until authorities forced drastic measures. A case of hog cholera is reported on the premises of Morris Poulegrove near Whitelall.
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Deval
Belodk
He Y
Morris Poulegrove
Whitelall
Runaway Youth Is Sent Home From Martinsburg
Gardner Long, eleven years old, was arrested last night with three other youths after selling papers in a Maryland town and taking money he believed a trip would cost. He was sent home by police today. The other boys, George Krefts, Jos Martin, and Jennings Smith, are detained at the jail awaiting parental word.
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Gardner Long
Harl- Martinsburg
George Krefts
Jos
Martin
Jenninge Smith
Long
Eleven Irish Rebels Executed by Free State
Eleven Republican irregular prisoners convicted of train wrecking and armed rebellion were executed today by Free State authorities. Five were killed at Athletic, four at Tralee, and two at Limerick after conviction by military tribunals.
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Dy International Ene Servives
Dublin
Free State
Athletic
Tralee
Limerick
Britain Refuses Intervene In Rhineland Row
London report says Italy and Belgium urged Britain to intervene to force a Franco German reparations deal but Britain will stay neutral. Foreign Office noted Italy pressed for aloof policy while Belgium's aims were similar. There are about 90,000 French and Belgian troops in the Rhine and Ruhr as French threaten to move into the area. Germans growl and French move to curb Rhine land banks in readiness for possible requisitions.
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David M. Church Faajaaar Masae Pemonmaasite
London
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Rhineland
France
Germany
Foreign Office
Hhlmeland
Ruhr
Unt
Mhineland
Bolshevism Looms Says Krupp Head
Dr Bring Brown head of Krupps warns that Bolshevism spreading from France could engulf Europe. In a rare interview with International News Service he cautions that Germany’s exposed position makes his views especially authoritative and alarming.
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International Negwa Service
Essen
France
Germany
Bring Brown
Krupps
International News Bervice
Tggests
Brutin
Publicaton
Orly
Eight Burned in Lawrence Fire Destroys Home
In Lawrence Massachusetts a deadly fire killed eight people including a mother and four children. Victims named include Mrs Angelo De Gloria and her children Rove Joseph Angelo and Mary De Gloria along with Mrs Mary Keld and her two sons Romano and Joseph. Angelo De Gloria is dying in hospital with a broken back after leaping from a third story window.
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Neva
Lawrence
Mass
Angelo
de Gloria
Rove
Joseph
Mary de Gloria
Mary Keld
Joseph Kelid
Romano
Angelo de Gloria
Lawrence General Hospital
France Holds Germans Who Obey Them Disobeying Detained
Corremanates dispatch from Essen reports Jan 2 that a French military tribunal arraigned four Ruhr mine magnates including Iron king Thissen for defying the Franco Belgian Italian industrial commission and hindering French activity on the Rhineland. Miners back at work resume output. banks resume opening after protest shutdowns.
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Wace Seretery
Essen
Frite Thisgen
Ruhr
Dredeny
Dusseldorf
Rhineland
Thissen
August Thyssen
Stimnes
Berlin
Patiok
Ten Thousand Pennsy Miners Set to Strike Monday
Ten thousand miners at Pennsylvania Coal Company and Hillside Coal and Tron Company will strike Monday morning in Pottstown. The walkout follows the general grievance committee meeting last night in the city. The action mirrors the Dutton strike from one week earlier and aims to support union demands. Police checked all cars and autos during the meeting to prevent radical organizers. Nine collieries will be affected with an estimated daily output loss over 16 000 tons.
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International News Service
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Dutton
Polio
Thieves Loot Automobile Report From Local Area
Police report describes a car theft on Erick Road near Hamilton Boulevard where a vehicle was broken into and items including a token and other valuables valued at about 1100 dollars were taken. The incident occurred between 8 and 9 PM, with the vehicle later located abandoned near a residence on Meadow Street. Investigators urge witnesses to come forward.
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Danzer
Herrin
Miss Worthington
Cha Melapolian Lite Inaieanan Companys
Morphy Magnate
Tox Pbliiren
Welte
Weil Strong Clesely
Frodecle di Hagin
Hageratown Herald & Nail Information Bureau
B.C
Pnetono
Cave of
Tha Toth
Attornay
Coco
Daniel
Richards
Louisiana
Grippe
England
Edith ‘Thomp‘son
Frederick Hywaters
Milens
Greece
AIR Police Court
Chorera
U.S
Thyssen
Weyer
E.R. Hunt
Erick Road
Toobi
Phomachhut
Hamilton Boulevard
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