Kellogg Pact Seen Testing Russia China Peace Effort
United States officials express confidence in the Kellogg Briand pact as a first test in calming Russia and China amid Manchurian tensions. Secretary Stimson dispatches warnings, with replies expected soon from Moscow and Peking under Allied diplomatic channels.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
United States
Russia
China
Officiala
Wong
Manchurian
Manchuria
Mr Frontiers
Summson
Hoover
Rapidan
Cc Wu
Mussia
Ciandel
Stimson
Griand
France
Kellogg Nad
Great Britain
Japan
Something Goes The Lion's Mouth Protect Your Jugular
Arthur Brisbane discusses tensions between China Japan and Russia noting Japan's troop moves to the border to avert war and Hoover's expected caution. He cites Bakker Bank stock rising dramatically and urges prudent investment while warning risk takers may benefit. Continued on Page Four.
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China
Japan
Russia
Tar to be spread on Route 4 South at Ithage Gap
The State Highway Department announced at John Powter’s office that tar will be spread on about a mile of Route 4 South at Ithage Gap between Athos and Coolville on Sunday. The road will not be closed.
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John Powter
Cnsinery
State Highway Department
Ithage Gap
Athos
Coolville
Bargains Offered in Classifieds
A garbled classifieds page shows scattered phrases about bargains and items for sale. It mentions televisions and various prices though most names and details are unreadable. The legible bits hint at a generic sale listing with no clear seller or location.
Flier endurance record chase continues at Lambert field
The St Louis Robin left Lambert Field at 7 17 a m and has logged over 164 hours aloft in a nonstop endurance bid. Pilots Jackson and O'Brien plan to surpass the 246 hour mark set at Culver City with a theater visit planned after landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newty
Jackson
O'Brien
Culver City
Averted Evil Eye Deaths Spark Calmness in Court
Police report two suspects await charges after a string of purported evil eye deaths linked to a regional case. Witnesses describe calm reactions as investigators press for evidence and motive in the unfolding incident.
Women Peddlers of Booze Raided in Warren County
In North Side street a raid by federal agents targeted women peddlers of alcohol. Officials arrested several suspects including Helen Hurns Margaret Mayton and Nellie Silegh after seizing jugs of moonshine. The operation follows a federal predic tion law and a local court reference noted in the report.
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Patie
Clatriet Court
Helen Hurns
Margaret Mayton
Nellie Silegh
Warren
Haden
Police Search Ohio River for Bodies of Men
Portsmouth officers comb the Ohio River for two missing men in a suspected murder and river drowning case. Shots fired by three suspects left a man wounded. two bodies were recovered, with a third man still missing. A separate county case involves a husband and wife dispute over a missing adopted daughter.
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Ohio River
Portsmouth
Yih
Linville
Kentucky
Wis
Lily
Judge Iva Colony
Huge costs swell federal budget over four years
Washington reports massive public works expense rising to 4.04 billion dollars in four years. The White House notes congressional mandates push deficits, with Navy construction leading at 764.39 million and army aviation and housing about 220.2 million.
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Washington
U.P
Americaale
Navy
Army
Rodney Ford Executed After Last-Minute Plea
In Columbus on July 26 Rodney Ford of Cincinnati was electrocuted for the murder of Marshal Peter Dumele of North College Hill Cincinnati. Gov. Myers Cooper declined to intervene after an eleventh hour plea to halt the execution.
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Columbus
Rodney Ford
Cincinnati
Peter Dumele
North College
Myers
Cooper
Firefighters battle blaze at Cleveland Provision plant
Five firemen face smoke and fumes as they fight a blaze at the Canal Road facility of the Cleveland Provision Company tonight. Local crews worked to contain the fire and prevent spread to adjacent structures.
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Ovetscome
Rome
Amemenia
Canal Road
Cleveland Provision Company
Croquet Row Ends in Town Fund Drive for Hart and Rose
In TF Texas on July 24, locals mocked Barber Hart and Tailor Rose then watched the same duo return victorious through a hungry stretch, unbeaten as they planned a trek to the metropolis. The village rallied, raising funds to support Hart and Rose’s continued efforts and journey.
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Texas
Citzena
Barber G.1
Hart
L. Bt
Rose
New York
Ruse
Veterans Gather to Honor Comrades at Dinner
Aimed at aging veterans, a reunion dinner will honor fallen comrades. The group plans a full table set with chairs for those who joined the last roll call, ensuring no seat remains empty.
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Ming
Lee
East Vere
Ahe Heaghers
Plane crash near Taree claims three Youngstown men
Three Youngstown men bound for Michigan to fish died when their red biplane crashed five miles south of Derryalina. The victims were identified as Charles Denk Jones, Gill Bhy, and RR feetechan, all of Youngstown. A key ring found in a pocket linked to the incident.
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Toledo
Youngstown
Michigan
Thh
Lester Carter
Derryalina
Gill Bhy
Feetechan
Caranther
Charlee
Denk
Who Was Her Companion
Fragmented OCR reads about a person and her companion with mentions of a drive and a deposit. It references Ele Sanna, Jett, and Butshjead with unclear roles, plus a $5 collateral. A pastor and university figure are noted as speaking, but details are garbled.
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Bette
Jose
Klas
Ele
Sanna
Child Killed After Fall at Montgomery Ward Store
Marion Ohio July 20 Harold Ledley aged 6 fell from the third floor to the basement of the Montgomery Ward store died at the scene. Police say accident in department store lobby area involved stairs and a railing failure. The incident prompted an investigation by city authorities and store officials.
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Marion
Mixed Weather To Prevail This Week
Weather outlook for July 22 to 27 calls for generally fair conditions in the Ohio Valley with isolated thunder showers on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures rise early in the week to above normal levels, then ease toward the end of the period with cooler air.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Bees Halt Services at Indiana Church
Bees swarms disrupt worship at the Methodist Church of Exnison Indiana for over a month. Seven swarms have entered the church and halted activities including a scheduled funeral, with local authorities and Pay Smith Knox County booking involved in efforts to remove the bees.
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Vincennes
Ind
U.P
Methodist Church of
Exnison
Pay Smith
Knox County
Berger in Critical Condition After Fatal Attack
Victor L. Berger Socialist Party leader remains in critical condition with a fractured skull and internal injuries after a disturbing assault. He was hospitalized in Milwaukee Wisconsin on July 20 and efforts to stabilize him continue.
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Milwaykf
Athens Messenger Offers booklet on garden insects
The Athens Messenger promotes a booklet from the Information Bureau about garden pests and diseases. Written in simple language, it guides quick actions for protection and promises savings with daily steps. Send four cents in stamps to cover postage and handling for the booklet.
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Athens
Ourington Information Bureau
Garden Insect Book Let Request From Athens Messenger
Information request from Frederick J. Maskins of The Athens Messenger in Washington DC. Enclosed four cents for two copies of the Garden Insect Book Let. Sender provides name street city and requests mailing details.
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Frederick J. Maskins
The
Athens Messenger
Washington, D.C
Snook Waives Sanity Hearing in Slay Case
Reporters and camera crews swarm Columbus as Dr. James H. Snook waives the sanity hearing and moves toward trial on a first degree murder charge in the death of Theora Hix. The court set a new two day interval for juror panels as preparations gather for a nationally covered murder case.
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Columbus
U.P
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State
University
Snook
Mima
Hicketia
Shock Fenunset
Henry Seartets
Alon Ani
United Presa
Plemd
Wa Hix
Keer
Beth
Alain
Dickett
Scarlett
Hix
York Central
Ice-Skate Champion Admits To Robberies
CHICAGO July 20 Harry Nelson champion ice skater and former minor league baseball player was held after confessing to several robberies. He told Lt Farrar he had done everything but mune der among jobs he admitted was the holdup of policeman Albers Carr and his companion, taking Carr’s star. MARietta Ohio July 20 Mrs Martha Hoppman aged nurse of Ciserve in Dawes died today after a long illness.
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Chicago
Harry Nelson
Lieut. John
J. Farrar
Nelson
Albers Carr
Carr
Marietta
Martha Hoppman
Ciserve
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features Incorporated
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Wood County
Igata Ty Reformatory
Uoramon Piers Court
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Shey
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Dawes
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