Delayed Reparations Payment Set by Commission Meeting
Paris January 13 The reparations commission postponed the 500 000 000 gold marks due next Monday to January 31 with France Italy and Belgium voting for delay Sir John Bradbury abstained The move aims to shape the Ruhr crisis and explore a two year moratorium with conditions including keeping the Ruhr economic commission and German internal finance reforms The commission plans a response to German requests and no US participation has been noted by the state department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
John Bradbury
Roland W. Boyden
Ruhr
Oo Strasse
Great Britain
United States
Economic Commission
Nce
State Department
Woman pleads unwritten law in Iowa murder case
Mrs Alfred Lebeck was found guilty of second degree murder in Harlan Iowa for the killing of George Bolink a former neighbor. She pleaded the unwritten law and self defense saying her daughter Thelma then 13 had been subjected to improper advances by Bolink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Alfred Lebeck
Harlan
George Bolink
Omaha World- Herald
Steps Taken to Improve Potato Market Conditions
A conference in St Paul unites agricultural reps from Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Michigan and Montana to devise an active plan. A committee is appointed to establish a marketing machine for the seven state potato crops and improve marketing conditions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Michigan
Montana
Gunmen Warned to Seek Vengeance for Wong Aloy
Chicago police received warnings of bands from the Sings vowing to attack the On Leongs and avenge Wong Aloy’s death last February. Police officials denied knowledge of the warnings though detectives in Chinese districts reported the tip via underground channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A Sings
Wong Aloy
Old Constitution Hampers Progress in Texas
Governor Pat M Neff urged a constitutional convention to rewrite the Texas constitution of 1876 to speed state government and progress. The message called for reform to modernize the government and improve efficiency amid longstanding constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Pat M. Neffin
Few Women Fitted for Public Office
New York report on January 13 quotes Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma stating that very few women are trained and ready for public office. She argues there are none qualified to be governor or cabinet member and criticizes women's clubs for distraction from civic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
Town Hall
Congressional
Child Aides Authorities in Kidnapping Case
Seven year old Bonnie Lee Harrison helped police probe the January 5 kidnapping of her mother Mrs. R. H. Harrison by a mob of fifteen or more. The assailants, who dragged the woman and a man companion R. A. Armand from their home, whipped them, and cut the woman's hair. Armand declined to name suspects, while Bonnie said she could identify one mob member. Authorities say Klan involvement is disputed between officials and anti Klan factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Bonnie Lee Harrison
R. H. Harrison
R. A. Armand
Harrison
Armand
Spurned Lover Kills Fiancée in Vaudeville Tragedy
Harold Van Alstein, vaudeville performer, shot and killed Marian McLaren of a musical troupe, wounded her brother Hugh, then killed himself after she broke their engagement. Van Alstein told police the killing followed the broken engagement and her refusal to talk. His wound is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold van Alstein
Marian McLaren
Hugh
van Alstein
Passengers shaken as three Pullman cars derail near Danville
Passengers aboard train No. 6 on the Southern Railway en route from Jacksonville to Cincinnati were shaken when three Pullman coaches derailed near Danville Kentucky early today. Officials said the cars did not overturn and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Danville
Robbers Blow Safe, Loot $30,000 in Bonds in Norwood
In Norwood La a Bridges and West store safe was blown open early today and Lib Liberty bonds totaling 30000 plus 1000 in cash and other securities were taken. The thieves wrapped a mattress around the safe to muffle the blast and escaped in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Bridges and West
Norwood
Imports Rise in October Under New Tariff Law
Washington reports October imports into the United States reached 8.19 billion dollars as the first month under the new tariff. This compares with 298 million for September and 281 billion for August, per Commerce Department data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gas Mask Expert to Receive Distinguished Service Medal
Dr. Carl Connel head of Presbyterian hospital who served as major with the AEF and perfected the gas mask used by American soldiers will be decorated by Major General in command of the seven corps area in Omaha in February. His device saved thousands of lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Carl Conne
Presbyterian Hospital
E Am
Stee
Washington
Former Mayor Shot Up a Car Train Support
Bastrop La Jan 13 AP Walter Campbell Mer Rouge marshal testified in open hearing on masked bands and kidnaping in Morehouse parish. He named two men as members of a hooded gang. Campbell claimed relation to a witness and defense against charges. Residents described Klan intimidation. judge set session end time. Stuckey criticized McKain and Klan tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Walter Campbell
Mer Rouge
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richesard
Richard
Jim Tisdale
A. D. Campbell
Daniel
Campbell
Met Rouge
J. K. Skipwith
Morehouse Parish
Ku Klux Klan
B. M. McKain
Leon Braddock
Skipwith
Sheriff Carpenter
Captain Skipwith
Mr. Odom
Judge Odom
Braddock
Fred Odom
A. N. Williams
Williams
George Seth Guion
R. L. Dade
Walter F. Campbell
William B. Stuckey
Louisiana
B- M. McKoin
Stuckey
McKoin
McKain
Woman branded on breast with red hot cross in Oregon
In Tillamook Oregon Mrs. Nevada Standish reports men in white branded her breast with a red hot metal cross. District Attorney Goone confirms he is formally investigating without a charge yet, and plans a grand jury probe. Standish may request the investigation as prosecutors note previous acquittal in related headbone operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillamock
Ore
Nevada Standish
Goone
Gayne
Standish
Coching
Gavin
Goyne
Banonck County legislators appointed to committees in Idaho
Idaho lawmakers announced for both houses with Ban nock county figures leading committees. T. D. Jones of Ban nock is chair of immigration and labor in the senate and serves on education judiciary and engrossed bills. A. E. Stanger of Bonneville heads the banks and banking division. Other appointments include Nels Hogan of Hatch on federal relations medicine and surgery and uniform laws. Willard Kings ford of Downey on charitable and penal private corporations and warehouse bodies. W. L. Raymond of Pocatello on education immigration and labor irrigation railroad and public land. A bill to teach constitutional study from grammar grades through colleges was introduced by Raymond. House and senate also tackle funding for the seventeenth session and various land and irrigation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
T. D. Jones
Bannock County
Immigration and Labor Committee
Idaho State Senate
Baldridge
Jones
Nels Hogan
Hatch
Willard Kingsford
Downey
W. L. Raymond, I
Pocatello
United States
Senate
Stanger
A. E. Stanger
Bonneville County
Charles E. Anderson
Idaho Falls
Wen
W.D
Mont
Huffaker
Land Department
J. C. Coffin
Commissioner of Public Investments
Katerndah
Commissioner of Reclamation
Secrecy Clouds British Debt Negotiations in Senate
In Washington Jam 13 AP Senator Smoot Utah Republican member of the American commission says modifications to the funding law may enlarge the commission to three Democrats. Senator Me Ten Democrat charges negotiations are conducted in undue secrecy and asks if publicity would help, Smoot argues public disclosure could hinder progress with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Smoot Blican
Utah
American Commission
Smoot
Secret societies to publish member lists in Texas bill
Austin January 13 AP secret organizations would be required to file an annual membership list with clerks under a bill in the Texas House. Representative Marshall introduced the measure aimed at Kn ant Klan activity in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Jam. 13
Publc
House of the State
Legicias Ase
Represenwe VY
Marshallese
Fugler
Gmeasure
Particu
Knux Klan Activi
Actual Condition of Clearing Banks Week Ending
The report shows New York banks holding large excess reserves for the week. Figures indicate total reserves and cash positions across major clearing houses. The data reflect ongoing liquidity conditions amid market fluctuations and regulatory factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward's Fate in Hands of Jury
Seattle Jan 13 AP in the trial of Clara Skarin ward of real estate man Ferdinand Hochbrunn charges center on whether she shot Hochbrunn October 13 1921 in self defense or to gain his estate Defense elicits emotion from jurors while the state insists on murder charges The jury was instructed to consider first degree second degree or acquittal with penalties ranging from death to life imprisonment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Clara Skarin
Ferdinand Hochbrunn
Miss Skarin
Hochbrunn
Superior Court
Woolen Garment Found in Sweden 3000 Years Old
Lead ing European archaeologists express the opinion a woolen garment discovered by peat cutters in Gerum Fen near Skara Sweden is one of the oldest ever found in Europe. It lay a few feet under peat and the Fen water preserved it for about three thousand years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gerum Fen
Skara
Sweden
Europe
Germans Observe Day of Mourning in Jackson Day Banquet
Marion Ohio January 13 AP reports United States Senator William H King of Utah attacked President Hardings policies at the Jackson day banquet saying the administrations stance is hostile to national development and international fraternity King was the principal speaker at the event in Harding hometown last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
United States
William H. King
Utah
Harding
King
Gas Fumes Halt Mine Rescue in Vincennes
Mine rescue teams abandoned entry to American No 1 shaft near Vincennes Ind after an explosion killed Pete Daugherty and seriously injured John Brennan. They reported strong gas fumes and doubted reentry to reach trapped Thomas Kennedy, with Kennedy presumed dead. Two miners escaped, Daugherty's body found, Brennan brought to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincannes
Ind
Earl
Thomas Kennedy
American Mine No. 1
Pete Daugherty
John Brennan
Kennedy
Daugherty
Brennan
Landing Denied Large Supplies Shocks Rum Run Reports
New York January 13 AP William R Banders head of customs inspection ridiculed reports of large rum running off Sandy Hook. Prohibition officials in New Jersey and Washington dismissed the claims as unconfirmed while federal agents sought verified details and coordinated with New Jersey and New York offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R. Banders
United States Customs Service
Jersey
Sandy Hook
Bandera
Washington
New Jersey
Haynes
New Jersey City
William B. Moss
Ambrose Channel
Moss
Yellowly
Appleby
Dry Navy
Mosg
Weather outlook for coming week across regions
Washington dispatch within AP notes a week ahead with Northern Rocky Moon and plateau regions seeing generally fair skies though occasional mountain snow. Cold pattern persists most days. Pacific states expect considerable cloudiness and occasional rains with normal temperatures, southern California an exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Moon
Plateau
Pacific States
California
William Kern dies after overdose amid amnesia in San Francisco
William Kern, a contractor from Erie, Pennsylvania, died in San Francisco last night from an overdose of poison while suffering amnesia. The report notes the incident occurred Sunday and identifies Kern as the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Kern
Eric
Conference sought between German occupiers and industrialists in Essen
In Essen on January 13 AP reports Germany preparing for Sunday observances while Franco Belgian garrisons expand. The German control commission invites top coal and mine operators in occupied areas to a conference. confiscations and arrests loom for noncompliance. Authorities caution workers to resist agitation and emphasize continued normal labor. The page notes rising bitterness but no wide active resistance as reports from Rechem discuss the ammonia association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Germany
Dueseeldorf
Eet
Levétenion
Control Commission
Ed Ey
Bela Meray
Ana Bers
Tae Mankfembe
Rechem
Ammonia Association
Enie
Search WILDS Winnipeg Man April Update
Alarmed by failure to locate two men missing since October in Winnipeg district, authorities intensify a search. O'Kelly and Gera are urged to aid in the hunt as the party heads toward Winnipeg for a return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg, Man
Sac
A & Seare
O'Kelly
Will
Gera Tober
Winnipeg
Colorado River Pact Ratification Delayed by Senate
A concurrent resolution to ratify the Colorado River pact signed in the West will be held up as it moves through Arizona and New Mexico, with the matter pending committee review and a Senate deadline extending to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Repeo
Fe N. M
Arizona
Charles
Senate
Secereey T & Committee
Tokio IL Amériated Prose Note Signed at Wane
A fragmented notice from Tokio Illinois references a signed document at Wane. The readable fragment names a person and a date related to an official act but lacks full details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiram Enoxz
Hemphill
Texas
Lady
Bannock
Raymond Bill
Hopper
Smoot States
Work Debt Commission
Ward
E Eo
Sen. King
A. P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!