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Dictagraph Products Corpora
Dictograph Products Corporation
W. 42Nd St
New York
Fire damages Erie freight terminal in Jersey City
A fire on July 18 in Jersey City swept the second floor of the Erie railroad freight terminal destroying the freight accounting department and many valuable records. Damage was estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Jersey City
N. J
Erie Railroad
Banking Delegates Take Cedar Point Outing
Delegates to the American Institute of Banking left routine duties in Cleveland Ohio for a group outing at Cedar Point amusement park on July 18.
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Cleveland
American Institute of Banking
Cedar Point
Wild West is His Objective
Richard Rightmere, eight, ran away from home in Cleveland after being found near a freight car dressed as a frontiersman. He spoke of Indian battles and trading posts at Toledo and Chicago, possessing a tomahawk and threatening to roam the open lands. Police were asked to return him home.
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Cleveland
Richard Rightmre
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Toledo
Richard
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Jack
Killer Dempsey
Shelby
Tommy
50 Foot Dive Prep By Youth Diver at Torquay
Walter Isaac, 15, executes a 50 foot swan dive from a ledge at Torquay England in training for the Olympic water events next year.
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Walter Isaac
Torquay
England
U.S. Data on China Protection Policy Unresolved
Washington reports that the United States and other powers agree actions are needed to protect foreign lives and interests in China, but the method remains undecided as of today.
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Washington
United States
China
Kill on sight? Chicago drill to trap mad gunman Gilberto
Police in Chicago fan out a dragnet after orders to shoot to kill on sight. Amberto Gilberto, accused of killing Cologero Salerno and wounding Charles Goetz, fired six shots and fled in a car. Goetz likely to die in hospital as investigators links a quarrel over Salerno's wife to the deadly spree.
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Chicago
Amberto Gilberto
Cologero Salerno
Charles Goetz
Chicago, Miwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Gilberto
Salerno
Goetz
Guilty Plea in Juvenile Court Over Delinquency Case
Roth Wallace Hewitt known as Knockout Burns and Lewis Poston of Athens pleaded guilty before Juvenile Judge Johnson to acts tending to delinquency of Bernice Six aged 12. Hewitt admitted improper advances and Poston admitted taking her to the Athens state hospital grounds at night. Hewitt and Poston jailed awaiting sentence due Wednesday afternoon.
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Roth Wallace Hewitt
Knockout Burns
Lewis Poston
Athens
Johnson
Bernice Six
William Six
Burns
Poston
Athens State Hospital
Hewitt
Red speakers in bad with police in Columbus Ohio
On affidavits alleging they referred to the American emblem as a hell of a flag four outdoor orators are under arrest. The men H E Townsley E H Cornwell George Neiswander and Karl E Paull were dismissed on breach of the peace charges but re-arrested on discrediting the flag charges.
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Columbus
H .E. Townsley
E. H. Cornwell
George Neiswander
Karl E. Paull
Butcher Celebrates Wife's Return to Health
A husband credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for his wife's five year battle with illness. He recalls she lived on toast and hot water until doctors recommended gall bladder surgery. After using four bottles over two years, she recovered completely and he promotes the remedy with a money back guarantee at local pharmacies.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy Co
Nelsonville
Jackson man named to state clemency board
Daniel W. Williams of Jackson Ohio Republican and former governor nominee was named the second member of the new state board of clemency for a two year term. Price Russell former executive secretary is the Democratic member serving four years. Each member receives 4500 dollars yearly. Williams publishes the Jackson Standard Journal and is a former state senator and former minister to Cardiff Wales. He is on vacation with his son Ben Ames Williams in Maine.
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Columbus
Daniel W. Williams
Jackson
Ohio
State Board of Clemency
Price Russell
Williams
Jackson Standard-Journal
Cardiff
Wales
Ben Ames Williams
Maine
Marriage Law Raises Age for Women to 21 in Ohio
A new Ohio law raises the age of majority for women from 18 to 21. Women under 21 may marry only with parental consent or with written consent of both parents if living. The law requires both parents to accompany the bride if she marries before turning 21.
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Ohio
Theey
Surgeries At Sheltering Air Hospital Aid Two Teens
Tuesday at Sheltering Air hospital two operations led to strong recoveries. Miss Alfreda Hildebrandt age 17 from Glouster had her appendix removed. Mrs Roy Crosser of Chauncey underwent a major operation.
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Sheltering Air Hospital
Alfreda Hildebrandt
Af Glouster
Roy Crosser
Chauncey
State report cites stem boiler inspection gaps in Ohio
Official release states lack of facilities in the state industrial relations department to thoroughly inspect stem boilers endangers life and safety of industrial plant employers.
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Columbus
State Industrial Relations Department
Ohio
Changes in Athens Division Leadership Streamline Transition
Former Division engineer F W Davis returned to Athens to brief his successor George A Carr of Marietta on office routines. Davis resigns as Carr takes over and joins Radebaugh Graham Construction in Columbus. Assistant division engineer WP A Sieverling resigns to become engineer in charge with Don M Roach Construction in Defiance. Cr W Merrill of Marietta was appointed to replace Sieverling and arrived to learn duties for Friday start.
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F. W. Davis
Athens
Columbus
George A. Carr
Marietta
Davis
Mr. Carr
Radebaugh-Graham Construction Co
WP. A. Sieverling
Don M. Roach Construction Co
Defiance
Sieveriing
Cr. W. Merrill
Boulay
Sleverling
Irriday
Miss Gladys Danford Visits Sister After Operation
Glouster resident Miss Gladys Danford travels to Columbus to be with her sister Miss Lau who is recovering from surgery at Grant hospital last week. Lau expected to return home late next week or early the following week. Mrs William James, daughter Mildred and A H James plan a two week motor trip visiting Washington DC and New York City, starting Tuesday. Glouster Sportsmen Club meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at the mayor's office. all members urged to attend.
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Gladys Danford
Columbus
Miss Lau
Grant Hospital
William James
Mildred
This City
A. H. James
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
New York City
Glouster Sportsmen Club
Miss Mary Miller Visits Columbus Relatives for Three Weeks
Miss Mary Miller is spending three weeks with relatives and friends in Columbus, staying with family and visiting local sites during her stay.
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Mary Miller
Columbus
Near East peace treaty to be signed in Paris
Paris, July 18—The French foreign office announced the Near East peace treaty will be signed in Lausanne on July 24, ending the Turko-Greek war. The agreement marks the end of hostilities that spurred a Greek revolution and risked drawing Britain and France into conflict with Turkey. Turkey had regained territory in Europe after supporting Germany in the last war.
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Paris
Lausanne
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Europe
Germany
Glouster Witnesses Await Miller Case Testimony in Pomeroy
Glouster residents summoned as witnesses in the Miller murder case report to Pomeroy for possible testimony this week and next. They receive one dollar a day to cover expenses, leaving little for living costs. Attorney George W. Rose, among the witnesses, has lost his appetite for fish in Pomeroy. Nearby visits include Morrison Brown and family at Buckeye Lake and Somerset, and Higgins family from Carbon Hill plus their granddaughter Rhea Sanders of Columbus visiting Glouster.
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Pomeroy
Miller
George W .Rose
Morrison Brown
Harold
Charles Wolf
Henry Gee
Somerset
Buckeye Lake
Mrs John Wafollette and kin visit Mianeter Sunday
Mrs John Wafollette visited with her son Will and Jesse Dunlavey at Mianeter on Sunday, sharing time with family and neighbors.
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John Wafollette
Will
Jesse Dunlavey
Mianeter
Social at John Hixson Jr. home on Amesville pike
Local notice reports a social at John Hixson Jr. on the Amesville pike scheduled for Saturday, July 21. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 30 and evening preaching at 7 30 by Rev. Haskins. Several residents are listed as weekend visitors and guests.
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John Hixson Jr
Amesville Pike
Haskins
Mandy Armstrong
Glouster
John Lafollette
Ed Donaldson
Mart Mansfield
Canaanville Road
Cliff Boudinott
Baby
Athens
D. Boudinott
Oliver Linscott
Merwin Mansfield’s
Guysville
Clarence Mitchell
Leslie Bryson
Levi Cone
Charles Liggett
Lucile Smith
Betty Joan
Marion
P. F. Morris
Bill May
Helen Morris
Cat Morris
Emma Bryson
Abilene
Kansas
West
Reese Williams Returns to Akron After Visit
Reese Williams came back to Akron on Tuesday following a ten day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs William Williams in the city.
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Reese Williams
Akron
William Williams
Harding Against Specie Meeting of the Lawmakers
Seward Alaska July 18. The Brookhart proposal to demand a special session of Congress to deal with farm legislation will not meet administration approval. President Harding does not favor calling Congress into session before the regular session.
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Seward
Alaska
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Towa
Congress
Harding
Sisters Reunite After Twenty Two Years At Zimmer Home
Mrs. L Rickley of Pittsburg and Mrs. John Cunningham along with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Russell of Toledo visited Mrs. F F Zimmer in this city. Mrs Rickley is a sister and Mrs Cunningham a niece of Mrs Zimmer, with Frank Miller of Pomeroy also present. They returned home Tuesday.
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John Cunningham
Vern Russell
Toledo
L. Rickley
Pittsburg
Ff. J. Zimmer
Rickley
Cunningham
Zimmer
Frank Miller
Pomeroy
Ice Cream Festival Planned on Chapel Lawn
Friday evening July 26 the Clarks Chapel lawn hosts an ice cream festival with proceeds directed to church repairs.
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Clarks
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