Five jailed in fatal Glouster street fight
Boots Henshaw, 37, lies dead after a quarrel at a toolhouse area on the ZZ and W spur near Glouster. Dewey Motin, 27, is to be charged with second degree murder. Motin surrendered after the blow killed Henshaw as four others, including Grace Wright, 23, and three men, were detained. Autopsy planned. motive involves love for Wright.
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Boots” Henshaw
Glouster
Henshaw
Dewey Motin
R. W. Finsterwald
P. H. McKinley
Henry Williams
Grace Wright
Motin
W. Spur
David
Frank Trimmer
Allen Ray
Ray
Arthur White
Henshaws
Arthur Henshaw
Williams
McKinley
L. W. Sanders
Trimmer
Jacob Cady
Athens
Sanders
Finsterwald
Tragic Fourth of July Injury Claims Marion Child
Kenneth Burke, infant son of Mr and Mrs Burke, died of tetanus in Marion city hospital. He had burns July 2 from a toy pistol while celebrating the Fourth of July early today.
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Marion
Kenneth Burke
Doom and money in war talk and old science clashes
Arthur Brisbane reflects on wartime profits, the Tennessee Bryan Mon key Darwin trial, and historic figures Galileo Columbus and Sir Thomas More. He argues debates over science and religion persist without spelling doom for either side. Page reference sought to continue.
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Galileo
Columbus
Water shutoff on West Union street for street widening
City service director Edward Romine said water will be off in all houses fed from the mains on West Union street west of the post office tomorrow morning from 7 to 9 o'clock. The shutoff is needed to move the fire plug at the corner of West Union and High streets due to Union widening.
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West Union Street
Edward Romine
City Service
West Union
High Streets
Union
Rev Brinley Abbott Named Rector of Grace Church Cleveland
The Rev Brinley Abbott has accepted the rectorate of Grace Church in Cleveland and will begin in August. He plans to baptize his son Peter on induction day as the bishop places Grace Church keys in his hands. Abbott introduced Good Friday observance in Athens and has ties with city ministers. He spent four years with English troops in France and served as chaplain of the K T Crossen post of the American Legion in Athens. He has been in the United States three years and was born in Monmouthshire England. Mrs Abbott and their two children will accompany him to Cleveland.
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Brinley Abbott
Grace Church
Cleveland
Abbott
Peter
Grace Street
Athens
France
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
United States
Monmouthshire
England
Wales
Three detained about hold up in Lima case
Police in Columbus hold Waldorf H. Lang his wife Pauline Lang and Paul McArtor awaiting Lima authorities to question them about an attempted holdup at a Radiant Oil filling station in Lima. A Willys-Knight car with matching license and burglars tools plus forty two boxes of cigars were found at 197 North Washington avenue.
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Columbus
Waldorf H. Lang
Pauline
Paul McArtor
Lima
Radiant Oil Company
Lang
McArtor
North
Washington Avenue
Willys-Knight
Washington
Watchman Killed in West Penn Ware Fire
John Reed, an 80 year old watchman, died after a wall collapse exposed his charred body as a blaze at West Penn Ware Products in Pittsburgh, damaged three other buildings, and left Reed living at the plant.
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Pittsburgh
John Reed
West Penn Ware Products Company
Reed
World centers on famous anti evolution case in Tennessee town
The Tennesee trial began at 9:09 with Judge Raulson presiding. Reverend Artwright led a prayer asking divine justice as William Selames Bryan and his son joined the prosecution defending Christianity. Bryan, greeted by a roar, marks the 28th anniversary of his Cross of Gold speech as the mountain region rallies behind his cause.
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Tennessee
John T. Raulson
William Artwright
Methodist Church
Raulston
Union
William Selames Bryan
America
Bryan
Chicago
Vacation Is Hardship After Sojourn in China Says Visitor in Athens
C. C. Foulk of the Chinese American Bank of Commerce in Shanghai says life in China moves at a leisure pace unlike the western way. He notes foreign residents in Shanghai enjoy clubs and sport while the interior is less agreeable for foreigners.
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China
Athens
C. C. Foulk
Bank of Commerce
Shanghai
Foulk
Peking
Legation
Fouk
Tennessee Reindicts Scopes in Evolution Trial
In Dayton Tennessee the state reindicted John Thomas Scopes 24 year old high school teacher on anti evolution law charges. A new grand jury charged the case while the old indictment was quashed by Judge Raulston. Clarence Darrow sought adjournment as the legal maneuver seeks to seal all loopholes.
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Dayton
Tenn
State of
Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes
Scopes
Circuit
Thomas Stewart
Stewart
John T. Raulston
Clarence Darrow
Scopes Trial Begins in Dayton Tenn Courtroom
In Dayton Tennessee on July 10 the trial of John T Scopes opened over charges of violating the state anti evolution law. The courtroom was packed as spectators from nearby communities gathered to watch the historic confrontation between religion and science unfold with global interest.
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Dayton
Tenn
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Russia Says Britain Hostile in War Warning
Moscow July 10 General Frunze chief of staff of the Red army warned that war with Great Britain could open and that the army must be ready for open hostilities. He spoke at a soldiers summer training camp foreseeing British preparations.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Frunzee
Red Army
Frunze
Dayton Workhouse Inmates Get Higher Pay After Ordinance
Dayton officials raise inmate wages from 75 cents to one dollar fifty per day as the city commission adopts an ordinance. The move affects prisoners working out fines at the Dayton workhouse, easing their financial burden while serving defaulted penalties.
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Dayton
City Commission
Evening Pick on Radio Stations WMAQ and WTIC
Vocal and orchestra music scheduled tonight on WMAQ and WTIC. WMAQ airs at 7:45 with baritone Ti Bevee Talbot. WTIC presents T Emil Heimberger's orchestra at 9 EF.
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WMAQ
Ti— Bevee Talbot
WTIC
EF. T. Emil Heimberger
Young Woman With Lost Past Found At Dayton YWCA
A 22 year old woman woke at the Dayton YWCA with no memory of her name or past. She bears a YWCA receipt from Cleveland, a Newark New Jersey ring key 186645, and owes dues to Dean Coulter of Cleveland. She registered as Jean Cather and has a diamond ring and a small amount of cash.
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Dayton
Cleveland
New Jersey Registry Company
Newark
N. J
Dean Coultier
West Tenth Street
Jean Cather
Photographers to Snap Scenes From Airplane
Dayton July 10 All air mail routes from New York to Frisco will be photographed from the air. Yellowstone National Park and five proposed dam sites in the Grand Canyon of Colorado are on the itinerary. Lieut John A MacCready and Capt A W Stevens will lead the expedition in a Fokker aircraft built for the 19000 mile flight living out of doors for two months.
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Dayton
New York
Frisco
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Colorado
John A. MaCready
Air Service
A. W. Stevens
Interior Department
Fokker
Taxes Declared Too High by Ohio Official at Cedar Point
Cyrus Locher director of commerce for Cleveland told the Ohio Bar association mid summer meeting at Cedar Point that taxes have depreciated property values and urged caution on government growth. He blamed few laws enforced for rising crime and questioned Governor Donahey’s veto liberalism.
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Cedar Point
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Bar Association
Locher
Donahey
United States
Armies Cooperate in Franco Spanish Accord
Madrid reports official communique announces first cooperation between French and Spanish armies under yesterday's accord. Two Spanish columns in the Sabbat and Huati sectors protected the French reconnaissance columns before Loukes.
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Madrid
Sabbat
Huati
Loukes
Debating Brick Plant Purchase Nears Board Action
Columbus July 19. The state control board was poised to order the Roseville brick plant purchase this afternoon unless board member changes occur during an all day session. Attorney General Crabbe planned to oppose releasing 35000 of a 75009 appropriation approved by the last legislature to fund the plant. A lengthy debate was anticipated before any decision.
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Columbus
Roseville
State Control Board
Crabbe
Logan Gas rate inquiry resumes September hearing
Columbus July 10. Hearings in the state utilities commission inquiry into the reasonableness of new and increased rates of Logan Gas company serving eighty one Ohio communities and affecting 86000 consumers will be resumed here September 9, the commission ordered today.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Campany
Ohio
Athens Mosquito Problem Prompted by Wet Weather
Sage Professor Harold Mardis of the Athens summer junior high school notes increased breeding sites after recent rains. The science class surveyed the city locating and destroying sites, with over fifty more marked on a map in Cline's pharmacy window. They advise sealing cisterns and rain barrels, removing water-holding cans, draining or oiling pools, and urging citizen cooperation to reduce mosquitoes within about a week.
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Athens
Harold Mardis
Cline
Athens A
Board of Health
Body of Dor o thy Belle Smith recovered this morning
The body of Dorothy Belle Smith age 18 was found at 7 am by Frank Bean and Frank Stephenson in a river curve half a mile below Courtney hill beach where she had drowned Wednesday evening. The cause of death appears by drowning with the cap on her head and the body in fair condition after a long search involving about fifty people. Funeral arrangements set for Centrepoint Gallia county.
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Dorothy Belle Smith
Frank Bean
Hudson Avenue
Frank Stephenson
Courtney Hill
Stephenson
Bean
Thomas Smith
Centerpoint
Gallia County
Walburn
Arthur Richards
Cleveland
R. H. Warner
Spot Restaurant
Ohio Heat Wave Ends in Heavy Rain Flooding
A heavy rain across the Ohio valley cooled temperatures by 18 degrees ending the heat wave. At Boggs Run Benwood the downpour swollen streams flooded the subway three feet deep. Streetcar traffic between Benwood Moundsville cut off and three cars trapped in floodwaters.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio Valley
Boggs Run
Miners and Operators Open Joint Wage Talks In Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on July 10 John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers in demanding a 10 percent wage rise a check off and two year contract plus improved conditions as the present pact ends August 31 Samuel Warriner chaired the operators conference and urged arbitration while warning of a possible continuation under current terms until an award. The joint subcommittee begins this afternoon with six members from each side.
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Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators
Warriner
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Rinaldo Cappellini
Andrew Mattey
Christ J. Golden
Markie
Lewis
Lia
Deport Boy Released for Deportation to England
Harold Reed formerly from Cuyahoga county was released by federal authorities in Cleveland for deportation to England. He had been committed to the Ohio State reformatory on December 27, 1925 after being convicted of altering a check.
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Mansfield
Harold Reed
Ohio State Reformatory
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
England
Cooling Summer Drinks and Giving Details on Free Recipe Booklet
The article lists several beverages such as ginger cocktails camino punch and colonial punch and offers a free recipe booklet. To receive it readers must mail the coupon with two cents for postage and clearly print name and address to avoid delays.
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Swampscott
Mass
White House
Coolidge
Kellogg
St. Paul
White Court
Kelloge
Kelloggs
California
Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Thomas Moore
Rev. Abbotts
Watchman
William Jennings Bryan
Miami
Fla
William K. Hutchinson
Russia
Britain
Interior
Park and Canyon
Ohio Commerce
GAN TD Town OF
Mosquitoes
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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