Coolidge praises National Academy of Sciences dedication
President Coolidge predicts future truth in science as the National Academy of Sciences, funded by the Carnegie Corporation, dedicates a grand national research temple facing the Lincoln Memorial. He says the academy will inspire truth in all national life and service the government through the National Research Council.
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America
National Academy of Sciences
Coolidge
Carnegie Corporation of New York
National Research Council
Lincoln Memorial
National
Academy
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Mr. Coolidge
Diogenese
Attorney General to Probe Bank Crash in Cleveland
Cleveland officials report Attorney General C. C. Crabbe will arrive to select a special prosecutor to investigate the Municipal Savings and Loan Company and related concerns in receivership. A special grand jury is ordered by Governor Donahey to probe, with county funds of 1.4 million dollars in the association’s deposits.
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Cleveland
Ohio
C. C. Crabbe
Municipal Savings and Loan Company
Representative Realty Co
Donahey
School Problems To Be Discussed At May Meet
Columbus April 28 School topics including targeting and pupil enrollment will be discussed at the May 6 session of the state advisory committee appointed by State Education Director Riegel. Addresses will be given by W E Grill clerk of Lakewood Board of Education and P R Stevenson of the Bureau of Educational Research Ohio State University.
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Aolumbus
Riegel
W. E. Grill
Lakewood Board of Education
P. R. Stevenson
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Morgue Identifies Auto Victim as Fortney in West Virginia
A foggy morgue report from Wheeling, West Virginia dated April 28 confirms the body of an auto victim is that of missing man Albert P. Fortney. An unidentified driver is cited in the fragmentary text as having driven the vehicle.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Albert P. Fortney
Woman Dies In Oil Fire Explosion At Home
Steubenville April 23 A woman identified as Mrs Robert Rigot of Tiltonville poured oil on a fire and an explosion followed killing her and injuring her husband. The blast blew out a side of the house and started a serious blaze with Mrs Rigot engulfed in flames.
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Steubenville,o
Robert Rigot
Tiltonville
Compromise Possible With Mellon Tax Rates in Senate
President Coolidge may sign a new tax reduction bill only if a compromise on Mellon income tax rates passes the Senate this week. Republicans fear the Mellon schedules will be defeated, pushing toward Longworth style rates 2 percent under 4000, 5 percent 4000 to 8960, 6 percent above 8000, with insurgents and Democrats seeking higher rates.
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H. Kk. Reynolds
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Smoot
Utah
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Fire alarm disrupts firefighters party in Du Bois event
In Du Bois Pennsylvania the fire alarm interrupted a dancing party for city firefighters and their wives. Women helped move the hose cart and lay the hose at the scene of the fire.
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DU Boistown
Bank of Spain gives 2000 pesetas to heirs of murdered mail clerk
The Bank of Spain announced a donation of 2000 pesetas to each son of the mail clerk killed on the Cordova express. The move follows the fatal incident and targets the families affected by the crime.
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Madrid
Bank of Spain
Fatal Crash at Carpenter Rail Crossing Kills Woman
At Carpenter Ohio a Dodge touring car carrying Meigs County residents collided with a southbound freight on the K and M grade crossing. Mrs J M Boggess died. Mr J M Boggess and Mrs Jesse Sisson were badly injured. Eleven year old Mary Sisson escaped injury. The crash demolished the car and the cause remains unknown. Dr F J Stanley treated the injured at the scene. Mr Boggess was a local farmer and former Democratic county commissioner candidate.
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Carpenter
J. M. Boggess
Scipio Township
Jesse Sisson
Hobson
Gallipolis
Boggess
Mr .Boggess
Sisson
Bots
Mary
F. J. Stanley
Albany
Galflipolis Hospital
Saint Madrid militia praised for patriotism salute
General Primest ra Loday inspected the Somatenes national militia praising their patriotism. The Virgin of Mont Serrat was designated as the Patron Saint of the militia.
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DPS
Saint
Madrid
Primestra Loday
Mont Serrat
Soviets Strike Major Russo German Oil Deal
Berlin reports the first large Russo German agreement since Rapallo. About 10 million dollars worth of Russian fabricating oil and benzine will be delivered within a year to the German Erdoel Co and the German Petroleum Co. Standard Oil Co. is said to have an unwritten agreement to purchase much of this oil. A similar Stinnes proposal was rejected by the Russian Soviet.
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Berlin
Americans Saving Money Says Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane argues Americans save money more than ever, noting savings bank deposits rise by 1.14 billion and national spending averages about thirty million dollars daily. He cautions pessimists and business leaders against fear driven by talk in the presidential year.
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Savings Bank
Pare
German Leaders Demand Acceptance of Allied Terms
Chancellor Marx in Dusseldorf says Germany must meet allied demands to regain freedom. He argues fulfillment as policy and notes Munich disaster, Bavarian temper, and possible French restraint. Foreign Secretary Stresemann lauds the Dawes reparations plan as common sense and urging hard work.
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Dusseldorf
Marx
Germany
Munich
Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Dawes
German Peoples’ Party
Dead man found hanged in Canton city jail
Canton Ohio April 28 officers found Tony Pasda alias Tony Burgaday 37 dead by suicide in a city jail cell after a drunken brawl left him briefly injured. He had recently arrived from Youngstown and left no known relatives in the area.
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Canton, O
Tony Pasha
Canton City
Pasda
Tony Burgaday
Iil
Panda
Canton
Youngsatown
Charcoal Pit Burns In Logan County At Redd Farm
April 28 Logan residents will tour a newly blazing char coal pit on the Redd farm built by J C Newland near Webb Summit. The region once supplied much charcoal but declined with lost forest lands. Many locals plan a visit to view the scene of activity.
Daugherty Arrest Sparks Senate Subpoena Clash
The Wheeler Brookhart inquiry faces a legal test over its evidence gathering as Mel B Daugherty Ohio banker the brother of the former AG resists subpoenas and the Midland National records. The case likely heads to the Supreme Court while Brookhart resumes hearings on alleged DOJ negligence in anti trust prosecutions.
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William K. Hutchinson
S. N
Staff Corp
T. Washington
Daugherty
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Mel 8
Ohio
Senate
The
Midland National
Washington D. H
Washington
Committee
United States Supreme Court
Brookhart Committee
Department of Justice
Landlord Celebrates Newark Man’s Window Washing Career
Tanko Soko Lowski will continue washing windows and has saved enough to buy a $100,000 apartment building housing some of his workers. He dreams of larger buys like the Woolworth Building or Grant's Tomb, but will keep washing windows because he likes his job.
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Newark
WN. J
Tanko Sokolowski
Woolworth
Grant
Wales Area and Population Figures Updated
The principality of Wales shows an area of 7467 square miles and a population figure of 2.20 million. This release provides revised geographic and demographic data for planning and reference.
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Principality of Wales
Clean Up Week in Athens Sponsored by Civic Groups
Next Monday May 6 Athens launches its annual Clean Up Week with a six day drive to remove debris and trash. City Federation of Women’s Clubs Kiwanis Rotary Club and the Athens Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event which will divide the city into districts for efficient collection and a daily focus on one section. Property owners are urged to prepare and participate in creating a City Beautiful through yard renovations and tidying. Definite campaign plans will follow as Athens mobilizes for a strong start.
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Athens City
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Miners Sentenced for Cruel Cat-Tossing Card
Four miners in Nottingham were sentenced to one month of hard labor for throwing a stray cat to three dogs to be torn apart. The court refused fines, making an example of the cruelty.
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Nottingham
England
Election officials named for county boards of elections
Secretary of State Brown announced the appointment of 85 of 88 county boards of deputy state supervisors of elections for two year terms starting May 1. Stark County has no appointment yet and may be announced tomorrow. Montgomery and Mahoning counties have no vacancies. Notable picks include Athens F R Bougher and Glouster Democrat Joseph Richards.
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Columbus
Brown
Stark County
Montgomery
Mahoning
Athens
Joseph Richards
Glouster
Argument Over $2 Debt Leads to Murder in Steubenville
In Steubenville on April 28 a quarrel over a $2 debt ended with Lawrence, a 24 year old Black man, shot and killed. His body was found on Wellas Street with a bullet wound through a jugular vein. Police are seeking a suspect.
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Steubenville
Lawrence
Wellas Street
Fragmented OCR Text From Green Rumbredery
The readable fragments mention Oea countries using C and their diar as from Green and gumber of unclear origin. No coherent event or entities identified.
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Oea
Grayson Stove Co. Patent Suit Reopened in Federal Court
In Columbus federal court Judge Sater reopened the Grayson Stove Co. case against Athens Company. A rival storemaking firm had claimed patent infringement and planned an appeal after an unfavorable January judgment. The reopening allows another hearing on infringement despite the prior ruling.
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Columbus
Sater
Grayson Stove Co
Athens
Child Slayers Executed in Rockview Penitentiary
Albert Platt convicted in Crawford County for the murder of an eight year old boy and Wylie Morgan convicted in Philadelphia County for killing a six year old girl were electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte Pennsylvania this morning.
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Bellefonte
Albert Platt
Crawford County
Wylie
Texas
Morgan
Philadelphia County
Rockview Penitentiary
Boothmen Stand Tall With 5 8¾ Average Height
Report notes boothmen average five feet eight and three fourths inches tall, highlighting uniform stature among workers.
Explosion in Kansas City Blows Man to Pieces
An unidentified man was blown to pieces in a city center blast in Kansas City Missouri. Police say he likely carried nitro glycerine or high explosive in his coat pocket and the blast rocked buildings within three blocks with fragments found up to a block away.
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Kansas City
Ohio voters split in presidential primary campaign headlines
Cleveland dispatch describes rival factions backing Coolidge Cox and McAdoo predicting statewide wins while Bender asserts defeats for Daugherty and broad success for Johnson. It lists 62 delegates, eight at large and 44 by district, with full ticket rosters pledged to Cox McAdoo Coolidge and Johnson.
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Coolidge
James M. Cox
George H. Bender
Ohio
Hiram Johnson
Harry M. Daugherty
Cox
Judson Marmon
James K. Campbel
Atlee Pomerene
W. W. Durbin
Thomas J. Duffy
J. Henry Goeke
Eleanore Bailey Johnson
Minnieb. Siddal
McAdoo
John T. Adams
Jose C. Beatty
H. D. Byrne
Etta Evans
Blake C. Cook
James A. Rice
Charles L. Hubbell
H. M. Daugherty
Frank B. Willis
Simeon DD
Eas
Charles IL. Knight
William Cooper Procter
John
Gordon Battelle
Anna G. Tod
Johnson
John J. Fackler
Joseph B. Kelley
Frank G
Carpenter Gerry Carpeart
H. H. Timken
G. Mathews
Foster Leads Move to Aid Children in Labor Amendment
The House passes the Foster constitutional amendment for child labor by 279 to 69, with the Senate expected to follow in two weeks. Rep. Foster of Ohio led the debate, delivering a one hour speech last Friday and receiving broad support from national groups and labor organizations.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Foster
Senate
Ohio
House
American Federation
Abor
Pastor of Old Bene Coren to Retire After 29 Years
Rev AB Meldrum, longtime pastor of the Old Stone Church in Ohio, will retire May 7 after more than 29 years of service. He will become pastor emeritus of the church.
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Ab, Meldrum
Old Stone Church
Ohio
First Arc Whale Found Near Farallones Killed
A large arc tic whale, claimed to be the first of its kind, was found near the Farallon Islands fourteen miles west of Ben Vein and killed away from the north pole region.
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San Francisco
Fco
North Pole
Farallone Islands
Ben Vrain
Mine Rescue Efforts Continue at Wheeling Shaft
In Wheeling West Virginia rescue workers from the Wheeling Corporation led by M Holmes attempt to reach miners trapped since an explosion at the Kin Grove mine. Doctors and rescuers travel by auto to the scene where operations will be concentrated at the entry point amid debris near the Benwood shaft.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh Mineral
M. Holmes
Wheeling Corporation
Benwood
Rescue Efforts Continue After Wheeling Mine Blast
A mine disaster at the Wheeling area mine early today trapped workers as gas filled the mouth of the shaft. Rescue teams from Pittsburgh Moundsville and Elm Grove struggled to enter through debris and blocked passages, with 189 miners believed to be inside and officials awaiting safer access.
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W. Va
Minera
Pittsburgh
Sageway
Moundsville
la Hillside
Sible
Elm Grove
Paratus
R. Bennett
Koenen
Jen
Fairmont
Awful
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