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   Hamilton Daily News (Newspaper) - July 5, 1923, Hamilton, Ohio                                FOREMOST IN THE PEOPLE'S SERVICE THE HAMILTON NEWS WEATHER CLOUDY D 1879 Full Associated Press HAMILTON OHIO THURSDAY JULY 5 1923 8 DEATH TOLL 20 Copy Two Per WO LEAP FROM BALLOON HURT Hot and Aide of City of Springfield to Make Safe Control of Gigantic Bag Fail INDIANAPOLIS July Troy J tonaldson and P A both of Ills pilot and air re- in the City of an entry in the national ton vacc which started from hero injured slightly DEATH IN HOTEL of 3 in port Pa Not July 6 wore to today when fire through the Schmidt Hotel near here The bodies of two men and n nan not been identified injured two A ni cn trapped on upper floors hy police Others into life nets The loss was estimated at this when they were forced to Jump from their craft eight miles northeast of Dayton Ohio The loon escaped Mr Donaldson telegraphed The Associated Press that he could not rip the panel out of the balloon to make n safe landing and both he ant his aide determined to jump as the basket touched the ground He ed that the gigantic gas bap away from them along with their en- tire outfit clothing ir and food The landing made at n m today Mr Don said Modern Picnic Is Mt Etna's Latest Eruption Villagers Fleeing From Lava Torrent At other ph volcano Neighbors of Modern o American Progress Camp 5905 fin heir Royal Neighbors are notified to report at Camp If all Sunday at n m for the picnic tit Springy rot having machines will find con- at the Hall the left is an actual photograph showing smoke ashes anil lava being hurled high into tho air Sicilian refugees are seen fleeing from one of the molten streams at the base Whole villages were wiped out BOYS DROWN IN VAIN ATTEMPT COE In tru of thi tied Cross Nurse Back After Escaping From Chinese Bandits WOULD PLACE U S TAX ON ALL WASHINGTON ji A new of revenue probably will be at tlic next session of SP by Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas Republican whip of the tc While ho lias not details of his Curlis snirl today he had thought to billboards signs which un like mushrooms the of the country as a sub- for taxation ami tually liad decided to n lax based upon the square of space in EEK TO SHOOT CASING OFF OIL WELL Fire at Corsicana Texas Threatens Other Texas Wells Caught i n Undertow Trying to Save Girl at Louisville TAX Y HALF The of taxes amounting Ito is ordered in the property in the suit of the Dollat and Loan Co against Julius less Renlie Bales and U F Early To Press On Saturdays During the months of July and August The Hamilton Daily News will go to press at noon on Copy for display advertising must be in the office by Friday ing to insure publication for Classified Ads must be not later than Saturday morning to insure publication that day Tex July 5 -A machine gun operated by the field battery of the Texas National Guard will be used today to shoot oiT the easing on the Canfill Oil well near here Thereby it is hoped the three streams of fire pouring from openings in the casing will shoot upwards and lessen danger of igniting other property in the vicinity The elfort to narrow the flames be- gan in an unsuccessful attempt to shoot off the casing with a 157 army canon Forty eight rounds failed to jar the con- The casing is of heavier grade of steel than that of the ammunition explained Captain John P Infantry company of the National guard If the machine gun docs not do tho work a French 75 millimeter gun firing a shell weighing Jfi pounds will he used If these novel experiments fail it possible that tunneling to the ing below the ground to a valve so constructed that it will sever the and close the flow at the same lime will he resorted to LOUISVILLE Ky July efforts on the part of two boys to save thru young girl companion from a strong undertow after their canoe they were ing the waves from a river tug failed and the three were Ohio near tht outskirts of tJie city last night The dead iMiss Audrey Adams 21 Quinn 21 all of Louisville The two young men both reputed to be expert swimmers fn efforts to save were under after struggling for minutes to reach the Kentucky shore sav the boys went down vith tho girl in their clutches The three were members of a Tarty of about 20 young people who lad driven to n camp the river a holiday picnic The regular meeting of tho Linden wald Community Club will be heli Friday in tho All and ladies of th aio invited to attend nni brine current events for discussion Pennsylvania and New York Report Injured in St Ohio's List Is 7 Dead 10 Most of Victims Are Children Party Greeted by to Rest on ON BOARD ING'S SPECIAL July 5 President Hording the end of his today ami before night will set ly his principal Alaska The io spand To Complete Plans for Reunion Officer and of the Field Artillery will meet tonight at the home of Harry Lowenstein to complete plans for he reunion of the to be held in ton July 16 On Friday the members of the of Hamilton and ity will meet at the Y M C A to discuss the plans and complete final for the reunion Miss Margaret E with party of eleven doctors and nurses was stationed at in the ince of miles inland the The Red Cross were studying the interior and conditions in preparation or work in the founded by the University if Syracuse and now partially built it Chung King miles inland on he was raided and by bandits and doctors and nurses fieri aboard Chinese junks They were rescued by American and Inken to Chun King which shortly afterward was ed by Daw Jo woman leader and savage followers tion by American troops prevented massacre SPANISH WAR VETERANS HOLDS Plans for the holding of a were made by the Ladies Auxiliary American War Voter meeting on Refreshments were of the Spanish ans at their Tuesday night enjoyed Daytime Who Look After Men Folks at Office Adopt Baby OF BUST sailing on port Henderson from that The Chief Executive his coma provided for a at r hotel anti n visit the States V ii Mrs Harding will receive foi bon voyage fiom ef Washington n-t the Appropriate have been prepar President and one of his last anti n visit the Veterans Hospital An houi iime sailing he atK Injured 12 28 It 2 sailing will he to greet tli children of Tacoma massed fur in the The Henderson is scheduled sail at 2 o'clock with the first stop ex- ru Ketchikan where sport due to President has let it he known to bers of his that voyage will be ns far sihle to rest anil inert of life at sea giving him a pleasant diversion fiom the somewhat two weeks irip from coast to coast CHICAGO July A score of leaths and more than n in- juries resulted from fire works explosions and accidents in- to the nation's observance of Independence Day Although forts to prevent the usual casualties were virtually universal fatalities in all the principal cities of the country Most of those killed were children Pittsburgh led in the number of deaths tetanus resulting from holiday celebrations causing four St Louis with sixty one reported injured had a greater number hurt than any other city although cago with dead and in- jured was a close second Fatalities and injuries by compiled from available records are as State New York 2 Pennsylvania 5 Illinois 5 Minnesota 1 Ohio 3 Alabama 1 Louisiana 3 Iowa Wisconsin 3 New Jersey 3 Missouri ol Totals 20 120 Exploding fire crackers cause injuries resulting in death of Josep Tavarone Gloversville N Y flying piece of steel from an ing barrel instantly killed Mike ritch of St Cloud Minn and Orville Cramer Danville 111 was instantly killed when a gas pipe loaded with powder exploded in his hands Charles Connors W Va was instantly at an Elks Lodge observance at Jackson Ohio when a giant cracker exploded prematurely tearing ofT his left arm A chilli at sonville Illinois died as a result of swallowing chemicals contained in fireworks Three persons were lulled in Chicago in holiday observances one man was shot hy an officer who mistook him for a criminal another was shot during an altercation at a picnic and a third was drowned Joseph Korepa Cedar Rapids Iowa blacksmith was probably fatally injured when he peered into the of a toy cannon to tain why a charge of powder and paper wads failed to explode Send Three to Grave COLUMBUS O July At least even persons are known to have ant their lives in Fourth of July in the state Three of the resulted from fireworks whilo he others lost their lives in accidents More than a score were injured to reports The Charles Connor 25 Huntington W Va almost instantly killed at Jackson when a huge firecracker ex- John Hoban died in a land hospital the result of having been buried in sand slide caused by the explosion of a Charles Cottinham 18 was fatally burned at Eaton In an explosion caused when threw a fire cracker into a metal drum had con- denatured alcohol George 85 a chauffeur was instantly killed at Springfield when the automobile ae was driving collided with an car Dorothy Love 17 Carl Balliet 18 and Gretchen Ciphers 17 all of land were killed when an automobile in which they were riding dashed over an at Haysville Drops Firecracker in cohol town Boy Injured EATON 0 July tinghfim 18 years old athlete and graduate of the Eaton High school 1st month died Wednesday of burns Tuesday night when in nn The blast resulted when 1C dropped a firecracker into a metal Irum that had contained denatured 0 July 1111 street was burned severely in race by the charge of a Roman tile which was turned upon him hy a playmate The youth may lose one eye IS Franklin Boy Touches Wire Leg Broken and Knee Fractured Get 30 Percent in Pressman Bankruptcy Referee in United States District Courl Cincinnati his final record closing the case of nie Pressman bankrupt merchant were 2011.71 a com- position f id per cent totaling of which represents notes July 5 lurd HI ii in a condition in Valley Hospital a result cf a fall on the bridge over Twin Creek yesterday He with other was on railing and a dare to touch an electric Ho was to the floor One was broken a knee cap other injuries unstained Traction Wrecks Auto at Franklin July 5 Mrs Simpkins of Cincinnati her daughter Violet injured when a car hit demolished an in which they were riding late The husband and ther ami Willium also in the escaped injury Mrs daughter were removed to Weather in Detail Partly cloudy tonight with local tonight and No change in temperature Dividends On Certificates Now to be Paid to 000 On 8 P C Basis These Indies recently raised some trouble with in New York City when they formed an the purpose of which was to take care of men office workers darn socks so on Tho irate home wives wore somewhat mollified when they learned that the Daytime Wives had adopted Baby Betty Orr hero la tho oi Uw July of more than in dividends o some employes holding in- estment certificates lias been begun y the Ford Motor Company The is on the basis of S per for the six months ending June 30 When the investment cate plan was announced it provided guaranteed return of per cent Dor year hut the company has in- creased the return when business conditions permitted Employee are permitted to invest one third of their in the certificates maximum investment on year's salary Grants Two Divorces Clarence Murphy granted Lewis a divorce from Nancy Lewis on the of willful ab- sence for three years The couple from Hamilton nnd have no ren Gertrude was granted n orce from Frank Ruwe and her maid en name of Gertrude after testifying to her ex treme cruelty nnd of duly FRANK I Executor's letters were issued Flizabeth Wikel for the ing of the of the Into P Tuesday np pointed were L T C G Grist nnd J W Week for Women in Nash Co CINCINNATI July r dations for a seven hour work day ami five day week for women em yes made by Arthur of tho A Company in thi city manufacturers of clothing wore approved by officials of the company Tuesday There will n reduction in pay About 1200 women are affected Suffers From Eye Trouble Have Faith in Waters of Well at English Vicarage JOHNSON Johnson with lying weapons from the County day on bond the sum oJ filed with Pater 03 bondiman People afflicted with oyo trouble gn from all over the British nnd even the continent to England to water from a in ho vicarage garden cures reported nml great im- provement la reported in many cases U is known locally us Si inc's Well Applications for bottles of water come iron aii pans of t world Tho shows tho vicar tho Rev J minding bottle of water to a woman applicant   

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