Prominent Buffalo Family Victims in Auto Holdup Killings
Two injured and a fourth severely hurt in Orchard Park road crime near Buffalo. Mrs Agnes Teiper was instantly killed while Edward Teiper and Grace Teiper suffered serious injuries. Frederick Teiper died later and ACE Teiper was expected to die. Police seek a Black man as suspect. victim family members traveled from Buffalo to Orchard Park.
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Lupfalg
Orchard Park Road
Insuilanta
Agnes ML Teiper
Winderick C
Ace C. Teiphr
Edward E. Teiper
Ben
Seéncelesa
Board Park
Taiper
Conrad Tieper
Buffalo Structural Steel Company
Voce
Negro
Edward Tieper
Orchard’ Park
Astel
Fred
Cane
Tinpae
Frederick
Grace Leper
Lin
Lost at Sea Signals Reported by White Star HMS
The White Star freight steamship reported on arrival from Manchester that it picked up wireless messages indicating recent sinkings. An unnamed steamer, believed to be in government service, and a British tanker in government service were among the vessels involved.
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Asociar
York
White Star
Hovie
Manchester
Hen
Hooter
Dirigible bombardment near Paris reports little damage
The German Zeppelin raid on Paris outskirts produced no substantial damage. Bombs fell on waste ground and a field. some ignited on impact. Matin reporters observed three bombs in a field and a police inspector noted shallow landing. Censors limited foreign reports.
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Paris
Opponents Call Pro Gram a Money Drive in War Munitions Debate
In a heated exchange during wartime discussions, President Wilson addresses critics asserting the program profits from munitions. He argues the impulse for national defense comes from concerned citizens beyond self interest. He says government actions will benefit the nation and denies profit motives drive policy.
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Yocvarea Rhea Wlwaukee
Preanent Wilson
levee near Newport faces breach as flood waters rise
Reports from Jacksonport four miles from Newport say the levee could not withstand continued flood pressure beyond Monday causing great anxiety for hundreds of families. Wire messages indicate detours at Cypress Bayou with water over tracks and passengers moved by boat. damage to grain crops and livestock is reported across many areas.
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Battle Rock
Ark
Jacksonport
Newport
Cypress Bayou
Brandeis Nomination Referred to Senate Committee
Nomination of Louis D. Brandeis of Newton for the Supreme Court bench was sent to a Senate Judiciary sub committee for investigation by members including Chilton Walsh Fletcher and Cumming Clark. A separate Athens dispatch notes French troops continuing to land on Mytilene with an aeroplane flotilla roaming the Asia Minor coast.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Noxton
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senatora Chillon
Walsh
Fletcher
Cumming and Clark
Ny Abbociateb
Athens
Mytilene
Asia Minor
Officer Beaten by Prisoner in Glen Elk Incident
Officer George Howe was assaulted while arresting an Italian suspect at the corner of Fourth and West Pike streets in Glen Elk. The prisoner, unnamed, struck Howe with a sudden blow and beat him for about a minute before being taken to the police station. Mayor Gordon will hold a hearing today on the charge of resisting an officer before the suspect is turned over to county authorities.
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Aton
Eorge Howe
Mortlé Hampton
Batr
Oficer Howe
Mopamibuten
Fourth
West Pike
Howe
Oliver Howe
G. H. Gordon
Naval vessels enter Charleston harbor during search for missing submarine
Charleston reports that the monitor Tallahassee and submarines K-1, K-2, and K-6 arrived in the harbor at 4:20 PM while the submarine Kel remained missing since Sunday morning. Tallahassee officials say no sign of Kel has been found, suggesting wireless communication issues may have hindered the recovery.
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Charleston
Carolina
United States
Kel
Tallahassee
J Walter Coon Leaves B&O for HoH and Other Posts
After thirty years with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad J Walter Coon resigns as assistant general manager to join HoH Williams vice president of Delaware Hudson as chair and board member of several companies. He will start February 1 in New York duties bringing a record of rapid advancement from messenger boy to executive leader with notable achievements in safety and loss control.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Iilroad
J. Walter Coon
Hoh. Williams
Vce
Delaware Qd
Hudson
Wabiph
Missouri Pole Aid
Parc Marquette
Delaware Coat Company
Coon
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Berlin Press Reacts Negatively to Submarine War Circles
Berlin morning papers on January 1 discuss Secretary Lansing's circular to belligerents on submarine warfare and the arming of merchant ships. Conservative outlets express strong unfavorable sentiment toward the policy and its prospects.
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Berlin
Lansing
Italian named Vega charged with pistol carry in court
Police obtained a warrant against Vega for carrying a pistol after a pistol threat. In Magistrate R Edward Kidds court Vega was remanded to the county jail and held until a hearing the following Monday, with bond set.
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St Jam
Camelot
Vega
Ommcer Sins
R. Edward Kidd
Bank Run Dims as Depositors Withdraw in Pittsburgh
Reports say a bank run in Afresh in Pittsburgh PA drew a crowd with mounted police keeping order. deposits under 100 dollars were paid. larger withdrawals faced a required thirty day notice. Authorities offered rewards for those involved in the disturbance and two men were sought for instigation.
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Mie
Ue Bank
Mopostinnys
Bat Te
Hickman Levee Breaks Floods Manufact uring Area
Levee at Hickman Kentucky gave way in the early hours. Water backed into the town’s outskirts flooding the lower area and leaving about 0 homeless. A large force worked through Sunday trying to hold the levee before the river breached at 4 am. Additional teams moved to protect the Reel Foot district and nearby levees.
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Hickman
Teel Foot District
Reel Foot
Tiekman
Jocal Levee
West Milford Farmer Jacob Romine Dies at 71
Jacob Romine 71, prominent West Milford farmer, died Sunday evening after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Romine home with burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Survived by widow Olivia Romine. sons Earl Chester Thomas. daughters Mrs. Y Lynch of Fife and Mrs. Jefferson Weat of thin elly. brother John Homing. sister Mrs. Nancy Ney. Romine son of Afra Mary and James Romina, lifelong resident, active Democrat and Baptist church member.
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Jacob Rowine
West Milford
Uir
Romine
Odd Ketlows
Olivia Romine
Earl, Chester
Thomas Romine
the Y. Lynch
Fife
Jefferson Weat
Thin Elly
John Homing
Nancy Ney
Mary
James Romina
Lue County
Democratic Party
Baptist Church
Pishor Drops City Clerk Race as License Issued
In Washington notes a probable Republican candidate for city clerk, Pishor, stated he will not enter the race. A mineral license has been issued for Robert E. Dye and Mabel M. Lamvert. From Porio January 31 the foreign office denies Berlin claims while Japan and England threaten treaty terms in the Far East.
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D. C
Robert E. Dye
Mabel M. Lamsvert
Porio
Jam
Berlin
Japan
Figgland
Far East
President Wilson Escapes Explosion Near Chicago
President Wilson appeared on the rear platform of his car in Chicago en route to Milwaukee when a sharp explosion occurred causing a steam cloud from a ruptured connection between rail cars. He moved to the car interior as security men hurried to the scene and repairs began at the platform. Mrs. Wilson stayed inside the carriage while crowds looked on.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
la Salle
Kiaapech Im
Guark
Wilson
Three Big Services Held in Church Revival
In the First Methodist church a major revival reached a peak as three services drew large congregations. Dr. Morrison delivered powerful sermons on sin and redemption, with special musical numbers by Mrs. Hunt and a strong chorus. The evening sermon on Judas and Calvary captivated listeners, prompting penitents, reconsecrations, and one baptism amid renewed faith.
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First Methodist
Morrison
Hunt
Sermion
Dr. Morrison
Jésus Christ
Judas
Evangelist
Calvary
Hiatt
Rennita
Dogs Trail Thief After Brass Axes From Warehouse
Bloodhounds led Rom F and Stout through West End and along the Weston railroad toward Aycamore Street in a fruitless chase to locate a thief who broke into Simmons Plumbing Company’s rear warehouse on Lo Countatroot. Two brass axes were reported missing after a scent led toward McAtee dwellings near Highland Park. No arrests yet.
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Stout
Weaton
Simmons Plumbing Company
A. Ji Simmon
Aycamore
Weston
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
McAlve
Highland
Park
McAtee
Malon Brass
Brias
Wages to Rise Ten Percent at Coke Company
Announced in Connellsville that effective February 1 the H. C. Fr(idk) Coke Company, a United States Steel subsidiary, will raise wages by ten percent. The boost represents the highest paid in the coke region and affects about 20,000 workers.
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Associated Proad
Connellsville
H. C. Fridk Coke Company
United States Steel Corporation
Pew
Missing Seamen Rescued After Night Adrift
Seamen from the Philadelphia after a collision with a British ship off Wales coast were rescued by a passing steamer after spending the night in darkness. Earlier, a separate report notes David Gamur convicted in New York federal court for impersonating a U S officer to defraud, with appeals to the supreme court.
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Liverpool
Uqn
Haven
Minnie Weamon
Philadelphia
Tedder
Milford Mavens
Wales
Ben Lea
Wile
Weamen
Mills
Ben Leela
Attacks near hill 20 reported by French official
The French air force statement released today says two German forces carried hand grenades toward hill 20 140 but none reached Tallire. Two men left the same house with sacks over their shoulders Sunday night and asked the air force to send bloodhounds to track them.
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Paria
Talliire
Hoge ix Mibeing
A. J
Bimmons Baye
Two Arrested After County Raid on Glen Elk Home
County officers raided the home of C B Gates right at 418 North Fifth Street Glen Elk Sunday night and seized whiskey. Deputies Lace Wolfe and John Storm arrested Cutright and Powell Monday forenoon on prohibition charges. Powell posted bail and was released. Cutright faced magistrate proceedings. Neighbors had complained of a bootlegging business, and officers observed the scene before entering. They found about 160 bottles of whiskey in a trap door area beneath the dwelling and confiscated the liquor at the county jail.
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C. B. Gateright
Cutright
Local obituary notice for LewIs County resident dies at dawn
A LewIs County man, 66, identified as Dhae Mw Westfall, died at 2 40 am after an illness while hospitalized in Hoaheitia Lacha ty. No funeral arrangements or official details have been released yet.
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MW. Westfall
Ian Carptenar
Hoaheitia
Lachaty
Dettiaw cabuattner in london amacare report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions London and medical care terms with unclear names. Readable items reference public health or medical matters but specific facts, dates, or organizations are not recoverable from the text. The readable bits point to a London setting and public care themes without concrete details.
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City of Milwaukee
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