Four Arrestees Face Burglary Charges in City
City detectives arrested Lawrence Williams KE M Renicke E T Frederickson and Ed Gebhardt on burglary charges tied to Welch's and Parker's drug stores and the home of T J Kelly. Items including cigarettes cases a pistol and a safe loot of 272 dollars were recovered as evidence.
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Warren Burch
Lawrence Williams
KE. M. Renicke
E. T. Frederickson
Ed Gebhardt
D. H. Edington
Welch
Dear
New Jersey
Parker's
Texas
Dearborn
T. J. Kelly
South Wilkinson Street
Ees Resco
Om Grit 6
High Ne
Grand Rapids
Chi Ak
Bove
Weehawken Police Trial Sees Senator Edwards Implicated
Ten Weehawken police and two civilians face conspiracy to violate the prohibition law in county court. The trial heard Treasury agents accuse Senator Edward I Edwards of backing the defendants and offered $3800 cash as escrow.
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Jersey City
N. J
Associated Press
Weehawken
Treasury Department
Unit States
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Edwards
George E. Cutlery
Charles L. Hurlbut
Wilson
Hurlbut
Senator Edwards
First National Bank of
Sen Edwards
William T. Griffin
Per Tag Ae
Vis Edwards
Griffin
Cutkey
Trading Opens Firmer as New York Markets Open
The opening showed a firmer tone across equities with selling easing. American Woollen fell while American Can rose about 2 1 2 points, several oil shares gained, and high priced issues advanced including commercial solvents and A and B. Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York opened barely steady with small gains and steady prices.
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New York
American Woollen
Pierce Oil
Northwestern
Whistling Bill Sinks Again in Mobile River
W B Nichols and Emile Toones, who swam ashore last week after their launch sank during a turkey hunt, were involved in a second sinking near Conti Street opposite the east bank. Nichols attempted to salvage the wreck from a barge and another launch, but his boat struck a snag and sunk. the vessel was beached and can be raised.
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W. B
Whistling Bill
Nichols
Emile Toones
Conti Street
Toones
Mobile
Stockton
Ala
Lutheran Church to Meet Tonight Amid Evangelistic Campaign
Grace Lutheran church schedules a 8 o'clock meeting in the church auditorium to plan a national pre Easter evangelistic drive led by the Walther League. The aim is to rekindle commitment among members who have grown cold or drifted away.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Walther League
Officer Sticks on Auto Hood in Ride
Bristol Tennessee dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff C. H. Warren clung to the hood of a sedan as it sped along a Tennessee highway. The driver, W. E. Hatcher, a former policeman, was captured by Virginia authorities after doors were locked and Warren fired through the windshield. A woman companion was also arrested.
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Bristol
Tenn
International News Service
C. H.warren
W. E. Hatcher
Virginia
Warren
Hatcher
Tennessee
Anniston juniors elect officials in annual chamber vote
In Anniston Alabama J B Cannon was elected president of the local junior chamber of commerce at the annual election. He succeeds E D Banks who organized the local group and has chaired for two years. Banks also leads the state junior chamber. Broadmax and F R Colie named vice presidents.
Weather outlook for Alabama and Mississippi
Fair to night and Thursday with warmer temperatures in central and northern portions. Light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
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Alabama and
Missisippi
Orphans Drive Sees Teams Commit to Strong Second Day
On the second day of the fund drive for Mobile orphan institutions, teams work toward a robust report at lunch today at the Battle House hosted by Kiwanis. The first day total reached 7987.06 with leading teams listed and numerous donations from women and various groups.
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Cawf
W. H. Beraats
JH. Glennon
Luncéon
Battle House
Central Committee
L. E. Carrol
George A Sullivan
Pat Collins
J. W. Goldsby
M.W. Harrison
Grace O’donnell
St. John Wilson
James Keoughan
S B. Foaki Ee Rae
R. D. Harrison
Richard
Wrank Fillis
Frank H
Roy Albright
Harve Chdrest
W. Hi Beyunt
J. G. Goodman
Dave
Bhs
Cineeel
Nice
Vvecc
Andrew C. Mitchell
T. A Eee
W. A. Christian
Joseph Ande
George W. Doron
James McPhillips
J. Paul Wilson
J. Vickers
William Norville Oy Wastes
Leo Zieman
State Officer's Case Postponed in City Court
State law enforcement officer J. W. McClung faced disorderly conduct and an added assault and battery charge stemming from an incident with Luke Williams. McClung secured a continuance to January 29 while Toussell and Williams, plus witnesses, appeared in recorder's court. Attorney F. K. Hale represented McClung.
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J. W. McClung
O. J. Toussell
Washington Avenue
Cottrell Street
Recorder’s Court
D. H. Edington
McClung
Luke Williams
Little Rock
Toussel
Williams
F. K. Hale
Birmingham
Hale
Re County
B. B
Faust Motif Back Of Strauss Piece In Opera
In Garmisch Bavaria on January 21 Richarduss, a composer and conductor, works on a new opera based on a motif from Goethe's Faust. The first reviews reportedly occurred in Vienna in the spring.
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Faust
Garmisch
Bavaria
Gulf Ports Win End to Offshore Rate Control
New Orleans dispatch credits Gulf shipping victory to Frederick J. Thompson for initiating action to cancel a long standing differential that taxed Gulf ports. The ruling, developed with Carl Guisson and N. O. Pedrick as witnesses, highlights regional representation and shifts in ocean freight rates under the U S Shipping Board.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Gult
The
Shipping Board
Times- Picayune
Wooten
United States Shipping Board
Gulf Shipping
Frederick J. Thompson
Gulf Coast
Orleans
Carl Guisson
Joint Traffic Bureau
N.’O. Pedrick
William Allen
Gulf Ports
South Atlantic
Gulf
Atlantic
Irreconcilables Press for Inquiry on Paris Confere nce
In Washington January 21 the irreconcilables pressed for an inquiry into the Paris conference by a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting. Senator Johnson Republican of California would seek only a copy of the agreement, with Coolidge and Hughes convinced it entails no entanglement for the United States in European affairs. Supporters seek a statement on conditions guiding the U S course in the agreement.
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Washington
Paris
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
State Department
Coolidge
Hughes
United States
Monument Plan Honors Bienville At New Orleans
New York January 21 plans for erecting a monument to Jean Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville in New Orleans were announced by Mrs Patrick Jus in White president of the Louisiana Society in New York She said the New Orleans group would work with civic bodies and invite sister societies in New York and other states Bienville explored along the Gulf from Montreal to the Gulf of Mexico.
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New York
New Orleans
Jean Baptiste Lemoine de Bienville
Montreal
Gulf of Mexico
Patrick Jusin White
Lousiana Society
France's Jules Jusserand Ends 22 Years in Washington
Washington bids farewell to Jules Jusserand the French ambassador after 22 years of residence. He presented recall papers to President Coolidge and departs for New York then Boston en route to France. Emile Daeschner will succeed him as ambassador.
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Washington
Jules Jusserand
M. Jusserand
New York
Boston
France
Emile Daeschner
Hughes
State Department
Department
Riano
Spain
Ce Apeton
Moe
Chon
Rano
Negro's Auto Death Trial Set For Friday
Willie Payton, a Negro, will be tried Friday in the recorder's court for manslaughter in the death of Ig natious O'Reilly, a 70 year old retired groceryman. Payton was granted $300 bond. John Baldwin, also a suspect, was dismissed as a material witness. O'Reilly died after Payton allegedly backed his car into him on Government street east of St Emanuel.
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Willie ‘Payton
Ignatious O'Reilly
Theity Hospital
Recorder’s Court
Recorder
Wi. H. Eddington
Payton
B. F. McMillan
John Baldwin
O’reilly
Girl Slayer Up for Hearing in Juvenile Court
In San Francisco on January 21 Dorothy Ellington a 16 year old known as a jazz maniac faces a juvenile court hearing for the murder of her mother. Attorney General Mooslin supports keeping the case in juvenile authorities for curative treatment while Teresa Mickle assistant district attorney argues it should go to criminal court and she should face life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellington
Mooslin
Teresa Mickle
Dorothy
Accused Father Confident in Cell in Milwaukee Case
Arthur A. Haufschild, jailed on murder charges in the death of his three year old son who heir to a $15,000 estate, pleaded not guilty. He sat in a county jail cell in Milwaukee after a preliminary hearing. The court declined to release him on bail and scheduled a February 4 continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, Wim
Arthur A. W Haufschild
Haufschild
Cage
Hart plans vacation amid court split with wife
William S. Hart, silent film star, set to leave for New York after winning a court ruling that frees his wife Minifred Westover Hart to return to the screen. He said he will appeal while Mrs Hart hinted at possible reconciliation and a trade off involving a trust fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
William S. Hart
Westover Hart
Moniday
New York
Hart
Two Suspects Detained in Hillsboro Robbery Slaying
Hillsboro Ohio January 21 two suspects detained in Springfield last night after a deputy county surveyor Harry P McGill was shot and killed and officer E W Lemon wounded during a pursuit. The Barnes brothers Harold and Frank denied near Hillsboro claiming they had been in Springfield since Sunday.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Harry P. McGill
E. W. Lemon
Springfield
Harold
Frank Barnes
McGirl
Lemon
McGill
Texas Sheriff Shot and Killed in Robertson County
In Ille Texas on January 21 Ivadoes was shot and killed during an attempted arrest linked to the murder of a woman and an attack on her daughter reported last night near Las Fresnosay. The shooting occurred as officers confronted the suspect.
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New Orleans
Lafourche Parish
United
Loisel
Golden Meadow
Katy Ma
Department of Justice
Marshe Loisel
Kinle
Afourche
Terrebonne
Aemi
Ille
Texas
Ivadoes
Robertson
Las Fresnosay
Wooan
Polish debt consolidation agreed by cabinet
Warsaw reports the cabinet accepted the conditions for consolidating Poland's debt to Great Britain as agreed at a recent conference between delegates from both nations. The move follows talks on the settlement terms and aims to streamline obligations between Poland and Britain.
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Warsaw
Great Britain
Refinery Official Braily Dies in Kansas City
Charles Alvin Braily age 6 is identified as vice president of Sinclair Refining Company and died in Kansas City. The report notes Braily held a leadership role at the refinery and passed away today.
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Kansas City
Charles Alvin Braily
Sinclair Refining Company
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Chief Alleges Census Error
Frank B. Hayne president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange telegraphed Senators Ransdell and Smith claiming the Census Bureau altered figures. He said a January correction added 582 000 bales to consumption estimates, raising total to 19 892 000, without explanation. He urged action against what he called erroneous statements and asked for inquiry.
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New Orleanb
Gan
Frank B. Hayne
New Orleans
Hayne
This is how they made Cove long ago in St Louis
Charles Penter a wealthy commission merchant and Mrs Elia Mare Campbell faced a circuit court hearing regarding a suit for 200000 tied to a alleged love affair said to date back to the horse and buggy days The testimony described a romance sparked by a street car ride and a buggy trip with a kiss or two and Mrs Campbell calling the attentions ardent The case touches a personal dispute over alleged threats and shooting herself statements in a 1909 timeline
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Charles Penter
Elia Mare Campbell
More Arguments on Freight Bill Heard in House Hearings
Washington January 21 supporters of the Gooding bill to curb railroads from charging higher freight rates for short hauls against long hauls over the same routes gained more time to present arguments before the House commerce committee. Frank Lyon of Washington attorney for Luckenbach Steamship Company led witnesses.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Frank Lyon
Luckenbach Steamship Company
German Dye Exports Rise in Postwar Market
German exports of aniline and alizarine now total about one third of prewar levels. German exporters once supplying 75 percent of world demand say American competition in China is especially strong as wartime barriers fade and trade resumes.
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Berlin
aJn
America
Great Britain
China
Nitti Urged to Return to Rome
Several opposition Members of Parliament urged former Premier Francesco Nitti to return to Italy to resume political life. Nitti replied that he did not intend to return and wished to remain outside Italian political struggles.
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Rome
Francesco Nitti
Italy
Sigmnor Nitti
de ¢Ne
Ital
Shepherd Case Probes Death of Millionaire Heir
Police pursue inquiry into the death tied to William D. Shepherd, heir to a 92 million estate of McClintock. Harry Olsen, city chief of police, leads questioning with guardian Mrs McClintock in Albuquerque before returning for further investigations.
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Witte
Phoid
Lebrus
Bee Gee
Harry Olsen
Hatlee
Mienicipal
Court
Itquary
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
MéeClintock
Guardian
Albuquerque
Jewish delegates meet in St Louis assembly
In St Louis 16 000 delegates from 274 congregations in the United States attend the twenty ninth assembly of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Marcus Aaron, Pittsburgh education official, urges redirection of Jewish thinking and awakening prophetic consciousness. Chancellor Herbert Hadley of Washington University condemns sectarianism in state education.
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ST. Louis
Unite States
Mice Assembly of the Union
Annel Hebrew Congregations
Marcus Aaron
Board of Education
Pittsburgh
Israel
Herbert 8. Hadley
Washington University
Eth Oecline
Mississippi Valley
Assembly
Lady Governor At State House Desk In Austin
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson settles into duties after inauguration. Her first task is answering letters and telegrams from supporters. Her initial meeting is with railroad executives led by T. A. Hamilton of the International Great Northern to discuss an undisclosed topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Mhe
T. A. Hamilton
International Great Northern
Francis X Bushman and Wife Separate
Los Angeles report states silent separation between motion actor Francis X Bushman and wife Beverly Bayne. No divorce action planned soon. They wed in 1918 and have a five year old child living with the mother. Bushman is currently abroad with a film company.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jan Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Ba
Miss Bayne
Debt note rumoured unsatisfactory in Paris dispatch
Jan 21 report from Paris states a recently handed memorandum to Herrick by French officials is deemed unsatisfactory. The American envoy questions the memorandum's validity and notes doubts about the debt note's legitimacy.
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Paris
Ion
Clemental
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Girl Slayer
Orleans Exchange
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