German and French Forces Clash and Ruhr Occupations Spark Tensions
Telegrams from Berlin report German coal commissioners forbid Ruhr coal and coke sales to France as retaliation rumors swirl of French countermeasures. Nemel remains a neutral zone as Lithuanians clash with French troops near the city gates while British and French warships move in. Bochum sees factory occupation and civil unrest as German workers threaten action amid calls to resign Chancellor Cuno.
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London
Gergeian Coal Commissioners
Berlin
Ruhr
Frances J
Paris
Ruhrad
Dortmund
Nemel
Legge of Nations
Lithuania
Poincare
Bdaned
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Bochumn
Hugo’ Stinnes
Java
Bochum
France
Chanugllor Cuno
Goal Industry Warned to Reform in First Congress Report
Paris reports Tsungai spread profiteering and overcitation in mining as the U S coal commission warns that without reform through labor control and federal regulation the industry risks continued supply disruption and corruption threatening national coal supply.
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Paris
Tsungai
Industr
Ated States
Congress
Commission
He Flappers Ordered Off Vincennes Main Street
Vincennes police issued orders to break up crowds of young men and a certain type of girl seen loitering on Main Street and around the depot. Merchants complain that windows are damaged and out of town shoppers are avoiding the area. Police will question youths and escort young women at the Union Depot amid complaints of insults to women.
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Vincennes Merchants
Main Street
Vincennes
Union Copa
Sermon and choir thrill St Marys Church audience
At St Marys Church Sunday morning a masterful sermon by Palther Jochix um and fine choir music by Miss Marie Dosch delighted attendees. Evening services featured Mor signer Underightmeyer of Trinity Byarsville speaking to a large crowd about faith, gratitude, and work. Twenty one new members joined the Holy Name society after the sermon, with Father Jochum administering pledges. The gathering concluded with a luncheon and smoker at the Cable homestead club room.
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Palther Jochixum
Aulb
Marie Dosch
Holy Namp Society
Morsigner Underightmeyer
Trinity Church
Byarsville
Jochum
Holy Name Society
Cable Homestead
Westecond
Main
Martin Kocher Dies At Home Near Olney
Martin Kocher, aged 75, died Friday at his home near Olney, Illinois. He was born to Anthony Kocher and was the father of thirteen children, with twelve sons. The obituary notes his connections to local families and a funeral held nearby.
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Martin Kocher
Olney
Anthony Kocher
Olneys
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Acher
Kocher
On Kocher
Judge Remy Urges Moral Standards In High School Talk
In a large church gathering Homer Hopewell presiding, Judge Charles F. Remy cites 35 as an age of maturity and warns colleges and high schools must select students and teachers by character. He argues materialism and weak work ethics fuel crime and divorce, urging faith, love, and work as essential traits for youth and society.
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Chales F. My
Indigna ‘Appellate Court
Ethodiat
College
Resén
Homer Hopewell
M. McCracken
Remy
Jesus
Ian
Judeemry
Hye
Indianapoli
Wollen
America
Sonje Bay
United States
Mulst
Double Funeral Held For Mine Victims At Coal Mine
A large crowd attended funeral services for two victims of a coal mine disaster at a local mine Friday afternoon. The American No. 1 mine suffered heavy damage from a blast but is expected to resume work by morning.
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Thomas Kinney
Thorty
Local theater stunt leads to alleged necklace theft report
Police report details a man posing as a mind reader at a local theater who allegedly stole a valuable necklace from his wife. A woman named Mrs Phenomena described the missing item and offered to help, while officers watch for the necklace and notify her if found.
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Nomena
Indiana farms unite in bid to block legislature bloc
Indianapolis Jan 16 The Indiana House faces a farm bloc threat as 47 farmer members plan a united front to push farm legislation. They aim to back county unit school bills and changes to state tax valuations, with opposition warning the tax board could overreach. Senator Lindley supports county unit changes.
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Congress
Senate
House
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Kingman
State
the Supreme Court
Goodrich
Chicago Jan. 15 Roundup on Denver Mint bandit case
Chicago police say Daniel Culhane was arrested here in connection with the Denver mint heist that netted about 200000. Authorities linked Culhane to Albert Hollywood as alleged gang leader. A bullet-riddled body found in a Denver garage had been dead seven weeks. a 30-30 rifle and clothes trace him to Chicago.
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Denver
Daniel Cyluahe
Albert Hollywood
Ang
Culhane
Markson
Kansas City
Robery
Whispered Klan Stunt Rumor in Louisiana Hearings
Bastrop Louisiana January hearsay claims that the Ku Klux Klan planned a major stunt before hearings. Witnesses describe Captain J K Skipwith seeking deputized authority to raid a bootlegging suspect as Frad Carpentier testifies about Klan involvement.
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Ku Klux Klan
Morehouse Ey
Watt Daniels
Assus
J. Inabet
Mer Roge
A.L. Fleming
A Rouge
Inabet
Fleming
J. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Frad Carpentier
Sheri
Mothehouse Parish
Skipwith
Fever
Reid
Lon Brad
Perm
Boots
Iewa
Louisiana
Two Men Die in Duel Over Woman in Granite City
In Granite City Illinois on January 15 Abraham Kalosian and Dicki Kalosian cousins are dead after a night long duel over Mrs Marian Kalosian who was wounded in the hip and is hospitalized. Abraham had pursued her after divorcing his wife and took a boarder role at her home leading to the deadly confrontation.
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Abraham Kalosian
Dicki Kalosian
Marian Kalosian
Abraham
Kalossan
Dick Kalosian
Abham
Ka Oy Jie
Mysterious Black Owl Prowlers Roam DePauw Campus
Four hooded figures calling themselves the black owl have been seen on several occasions at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. Students and townspeople report terror and a note left for Miss Virginia Graves as a dramatic fraternity meeting was interrupted. Police and a campus search party have failed to capture them.
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Ind
de Pauw University
Wuc
de Pauw
Virginia Graves
Los Angeles
Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Washington Hill
George Daily of 993 E Walnut St and his relatives Omer Daily thirteen and Guy Williams of Montgomery were injured when Daily’s touring car lost control on a hill near Lester Lee’s home. The four were en route from Washington to Montgomery. Daily’s car overturned into a ditch. Omer suffered a dislocated shoulder and minor injuries. George Daily cut ear and leg gash. Williams lightly hurt. Walter Connaughton escaped injury. All received medical care from Dr Mether son.
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Walter Connaughton
Jet
Montgomery
Washington
George Daily
Dally
Mer
Guy Williams
Onhaughton
Daily
Metherson
Two Die in Rail Crossing Accident Near Indianapolis
A Friday Sunday morning crash near Walnut Street involves Miss Gladys Mick and Mrs Ellen Gootee with injuries to several others. Mike Gootee dies after being struck by a freight train. Frank Smith and Willie Bridges among the injured. Witnesses describe a group crossing the tracks as a freight engine approached. The victims were en route to a movie when the tragedy occurred. Miss Mick suffers severe injuries with both legs amputated. Gootee dies at the scene and is taken to Indianapolis for burial arrangements. The incident prompts railway officials to review crossing safety and train operation.
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J. Reinhart Hn
Young Smith
Holmofgisi
Smith
Mig
Cimoste
Itkerson
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