France Faces Worst Crisis Since World War II
France confronts a deep political and financial crisis as Aristide Briand's tenth ministry resigns after a decisive defeat in the Chamber of Deputies over a move toward dictatorship. President Doumergue accepts the resignation amid fears for France's economy and future stability.
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France
Ralph Heinzen
United News
Paris
Europe
Aristide
Briand
I Sug
Chamber of Deputies
Sears
Courmergue
Joseph Caillaux
Ats Pound
Body of Athens asylum inmate found in Hocking River
The body of Joseph Uhl 67 an inmate of the Athens state hospital and former Law rence resident was recovered from the Hocking River at 12 20 PM Saturday. Coroner L W Sanders ruled drowning. Three boys found the body while in a boat near a snag and notified authorities. Uhl born 1855 in Hocking County had been at the hospital since April 22 1992 and was a blacksmith by trade.
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Hocking River
Joseph Uhl
Athens
Hosital
Lawwter
L. W. Sanders
Uhl
Alvin Taylor
Francis Coffee
Gerald King
Herb Wilson
West Unlor
Wilson
EF. H. Walburn Undertaking Establishment
Olen Pierce
Joe von
Fred Radford
Paul Edgar
Hocking County
That County
Jacksonville Dog Attack Leads to Sheriff Killing Pet
In Jacksonville this week, a man shot and killed his dog after it bit his child. The dog’s howl was sent to Columbus for rabies testing, as neighbors noted abnormal behavior before the incident. A Columbus letter later explained the dog likely had rabies.
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Jacksonville
Sturt
Fred Warden
Columbus
Marshal Infant
Wildfires Rage Across Western Forests in Washington
Fires in eastern Washington threaten two counties as 24 blazes scorch thousands of acres of timber and slash. State forestry officials report the fires are out of control and may merge into a giant conflagration endangering vast timberlands.
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Olymita
Wash
Countivs
Astern
Washington
Bryenty
Weather notes show mild summer trend returns in Ohio
Ohio towns bid farewell to cool conditions as a high pressure area moves eastward bringing warmer temperatures. Temperature readings from Athens reach 87, with 52 as the Friday night low, while long term norms and past records provide context for July weather patterns.
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Ohio
Goodby
Weathey
Athens
United States Weather Bureau
Columbus
Freedom of Air in Summer Holds No Terror for Airman
The article notes most listeners can tune in without fear of regulation this summer. New York and Chicago listeners face regulatory worry due to a court decision limiting Secretary Hoover on rescuisitory powers. A new license to Peter Prinz of Jamaica adds to New York's confusion as stations shift to higher wavelengths. Hoover expects Congress to pass a regulatory bill soon after December convenes.
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New York
Chicago
Centu
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Breausa
Statle
New
York
Peter Prinz
Jamaica
Congress
Prisoner and Guards Drunk in Cook County Jail Case
In Chicago in 1740 a jail liquor scandal unfolds as a prisoner Frank Moorlane and guards Elmer Moore and Robert Stratton stagger into Judge Mc Goorty s courtroom. The judge declares all three dead drunk and suspends Moore while ordering a renewed inquiry into jail liquor supply.
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Chicago
Cook County
Frank Moorlane
Catcher Finds Thirteen Dogs In Single Home
Logan July 17 Star Special reports County Dog Catcher John Dicken found thirteen unlicensed dogs of various ages and breeds at a single home. He expects tag purchases or faces removal of all thirteen dogs from the county.
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Catcher
Logan
Star
John Dicken
Dicken
Storm sewer assessments collect in first week
In the first week of collection of storm sewer assessments about a score of property owners paid the amounts against their property for this improvement. About many parcels are affected and assessments are to be received until August 9 at the waterworks in The City Building and at Athens National Bank by City Treasurer Sid Sherrard. If unpaid they will be placed on tax duplicates for collection over several years.
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Athens National Bank
Sid Sherrard
The Vanity Case Coming to Athens Messenger
Summer fiction by Carolyn Wells, a famed American author, will debut in the Athens Messenger on Sunday July 25 Section 2 Page 2 as a full page beginner. Wells, writing since 1900, is known for romance humor and especially mystery. The Vanity Case is described as a thrilling mystery story and promises top summer reading for July August and September.
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Athens Messenger
Carolyn Wells
Sunday Messenger
The
Messenger
Mellon lays out stance on cancellation of war debts
Treasury Secretary Mellon rejects cancellation of Allied debts to the United States. In a correspondence with Bostonian Frederick W. Peabody he argues the debt exists as loans, not gifts, and that Congress as trustee acts for the American people. He says Europe faces monetary trouble but is on a path to permanent recovery.
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Mellon
Frederick W. Peabody
Boston
Europe
Melion
Stry
France
England
United States
Debt Commission
President
Congress
Peabody
Melton
Dry Agent Jury Acquits Hotel Man of Law Violation
In Jamestown federal court a jury partly composed of dry agents acquitted Fred Patterson a Wellsville hotel keeper of violating the prohibition law. The jurors were selected from seven statesmen after the panel ran short.
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Rochester
U.P
Jamestown
Fred Patterson
Wellsville
Elder
Harland P. Howe
Chamberlain
Patterson
Young Boy Loses Left Eye In Carbide Blast
Nelsonville July 17. Dick Snowden 14 son of Mr and Mrs Will Snowden underwent surgery at Grant hospital Columbus for removal of his left eye. He was struck by tin from an exploding carbide can July 5. His mother has stayed at the hospital since then. His father and others will visit Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Dick Snowden
Will Snowden
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Young Snowden
Wil Snowden
Herbert Newton
Mable
Limestone school week draws 700 in Meigs County
A week of limestone school programs organized by W. E. Stone of the Ohio Marble Company drew about 700 attendees across Chester Harrisonville Letart Morning Star and Salem Center in Meigs County per farm agent George Krie tler.
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Pomeroy
George Krietler
Meigs County
Chester
Harrisonville
Letart
Morning Star
Salem Center
W. EF. Stone
Ohio Marble Company
Myers bring Colorado coyotes home as family pets
The Myers family, back from Colorado, arrived with two two month old coyotes captured in the mountains. The animals are intended as family pets in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Myers
Colorado
Mexico report challenges McPherson kidnapping tale
The district attorney announced the full report by Ernesto Goublon of Agua Prieta will be shown to the grand jury Tuesday. It disputes the evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson’s kidnaping story and cites affidavits alleging she rode by car to the reappearance site rather than fleeing on foot. An affidavit from William Appel claims Boublion tried to extort money to keep findings secret. Los Angeles investigators also pursued leads of a woman resembling McPherson near the border and Ocean Park Beach where she reportedly drowned.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Ernesto Goublon
Agua Prieta
Almece Semple McPherson
T Boublon
Boubion
Crand
William Appel
Dougllas
Aziz
Doctors and two others held in New England murder case
Boston detectives seek two more suspects in the death of Miss Greene as Dr. Thomas E. Walsh and his wife, already under arrest, face arraignment for alleged illegal operation. The victim's dismembered body was found in two boxes near a Mattapan cemetery.
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Boston
U.A
Thomas E. Walsh
Wpg
Atlantic Cits
WIP
Philadelphia
Julia - Claussen
Metropolitan Opera
WEAF
Capitol Theater
WCX
Detroit
Eastern Standard
Detroit Symphony
WLW
Cincinnati
Ensemble
KOA
Denver
Edith Louise Greens
MIT
Thomas C. O'Brien
Walsh
Miss Greene
Mattapan
Cleveland
Winifred Hipwell
Joseph Hipwell
Ch x Winifred
Anoather
And
Canton Mellett Murder Probes Hindered by Fear of Vice Ring
Canton July 17. Reward total 24 575 for killers of Don R Mellett Canton Daily News publisher amid fears of new retaliation from the vice ring. Officials cite reluctance to dig deep as police and prosecutors push to solve the case. Former Gov Coie offers 5 000 reward. funeral held. authorities vow full pursuit despite threats.
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Donald RK. Mellett
Canton
Ohio
Daily News
Lloyd Mellett
the News
The
News
W.p.als
Don. R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Mellett
Polles
H. W. Minor
Elsy
Minor
James’m. Coie
Cox
Dayton
S A. Lengel
Ed Swope
Shfys
Vic Donahey
Mellett Sass
Aes
The Vanity Case to Begin in Athens Messenger
Carolyn Wells announces her next serial The Vanity Case will start in Section 2 of the Athens Messenger on Sunday July 25. The current serial The One Who Forgot will finish this Wednesday, as Wells remains a renowned author.
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Carolyn Wells
Syrote
Athens Messenger
Mines Work Steadily at Jacksonville and Ohio Collieries
Mines No. 255 at Madoc and Nos. 1 and 2 at Ohio Collierys reported steady work this week marking the first regular effort in months. The weather forecast for Ohio Valley predicts mostly fair conditions with possible scattered thunderstorms midweek and temperatures near normal.
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Jacksonville
Madoc
Ohio
Washington
Ohio Valley
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James ‘Drake
Drakes
Anna Bettron
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