Long Island artist and heiress mingle with guests in Heaths home
In Harbor Gardens Perry Heath and his wife Myra host relatives Lawrence Inman and Runny Moore. Myra, a cold socialite who dislikes cosmetics, clashes with Perry over his flirtations while a crowing intimacy grows among the four.
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Cattle and Hogs Mixed in July Markets Across Regions
Cattle receipts in Chicago reach 23 000 with steady to lower hides. best yearlings to 10.40. heavy steers 10. Sheep receipts 19 000 with lambs weak. hogs unevenly higher top 13.00. Pittsburgh reports hogs 3 000 steady to higher. cattle 1 000 steady. sheep 2 000 steady. Cincinnati shows beef steers 10.00 to 10.25. New York and other markets show mixed grains, dairy, and poultry movements with prices drifting.
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Tholet
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Hattie Va
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Washington Post
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Oberlin Freed on Bond in Bank Failure Case
Willis P. Oberlin former cashier of the State Exchange bank at Stryker was released on a 1000 bond in connection with the bank failure.
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Bond Bryan
W.P
Willis P. Oberlin
State Exchange Bank
Stryker
Liberty
Absent Ballots Surpass County Records This Year
Clerk of Elections David Johnson reports 435 absent voter ballots sent by the board of elections, a county record ahead of previous years. The count reflects early voting activity and underscores turnout momentum.
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Clerk of
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The
Board of Elections
Mother Confesses Ax Murders of Daughters in Sleep
Mrs Ida Flint of Warsaw New York admitted killing her two young daughters with an axe as they slept and then attempted suicide.
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Warsaw
N. Y
Ida Flint
Police Officer Haywood to be arraigned for killing fiance
Irayson Ky July 26 D Haywood 40 Olive Hill Ky will be arraigned Wednesday for the alleged killing of Miss Martha Yarhaus 6 Portsmouth Haywood surrendered to the sheriff here after he shot at David Thomas Portsmouth while driving through Olive Hill with Miss Yarhaus his fiance Haywood says he fired at Thomas and hit Yarhaus after Thomas failed to halt when commanded to stop while speeding
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Irayson
D. Haywood
Olive Hill
Martha Yarhaus
Portsmouth
Haywood
David Thomas
Yarhaus
Thomas
France’s Premier Poincaré Plans Broad Tax Increases
Paris reports Premier Poincaré has cabinet backing for sweeping financial measures. He studies methods to raise direct and indirect taxes as the franc strengthens against both sterling and the dollar. The cabinet approved projects and officials analyze the nation’s financial illness.
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Paris
Poincare
France
Poingare
Ministry of Finance
Farm Bureau Rally Set at Canaanville Church
A Farm Bureau rally is planned for Wednesday at 8 p m at the M E church in Canaanville. The program features music and skits by the Canaanville township girls clubs with talks by H D Haskinson T H Johnson and Miss Estelle Goddard on Farm Bureau opportunities The event includes a discussion on the farm womans opportunities and a future view from c W Ward of the Ohio Farm Bureau plus an Athens county speaker on the past and present of the Farm Bureau.
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Farm Bureau
Canaanville
M. E
Canaanville Township
H. D. Haskinson
T. H. Johnson
Estelle Goddard
Athens County
W. Ward
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Federated Labor Meeting Opens in Akron
The Ohio Federation of Labor convened in Akron with over 1,090 delegates. President John P. Frey of Cincinnati opened the session and Mayor D C Rybolt gave the welcome. Frey read his annual report as committees were introduced and plans for afternoon addresses were announced. The main business session is set to begin tomorrow.
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U.P
Ohio Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
D. C. Rybolt
Frey
Van Dyke arraigned in petit larceny charge
Isaac Van Dyke faced Justice of the Peace Care Vorter this morning on a petit larceny charge for allegedly stealing furniture from Minnie Jones. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the Common Pleas court in $100 bond. arresting officer was Constable E. C. Mariner.
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Minnie Jones
Isaac van Dyke
Justice of the Peace Care Vorter
van Dyke
Common Pleas Court
E. C. Mariner
Lincoln Photo Cause of Action Heads to Appellate Court
In Springfield Illinois the Third District appeals court reviews ownership of a wartime Abraham Lincoln negative. A. F. Dougherty claimed a Brady print and the negative after contracting with photographer A B Bliss. Dougherty won in replevin, Bliss appeals, likely prolonging the dispute for years.
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Third District
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
A. F. Dougherty
Lindon
A. B. Bliss
Dougherty
Bliss
Fatal Banister Slide In Chicago Yields Tragic Death
An 18 year old, Bernard Mohr, died after sliding down a banister in his home city of Chicago. He reportedly celebrated hearing his mother was returning from Europe and sustained a neck fracture in the fall.
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Chicago
Europe
Bernard Mohr
Gravity at Craters Of Two Volcanoes To Be Investigated
A Department of Commerce coast and geodetic survey plans gravity measurements at Kilauea and Mauna Loa craters and the Hilo seaport next December and January. Scientist T Jaggar reports lava pool activity and earthquakes while gravity is determined by a pendulum method with readings tied to Washington time.
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Kilauea
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Hilo
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Edwin J. Brown
T. Jaggar, Jr
Volcano House
Geological Survey
Jaggar
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Washington
Non-Support Charged Individuals Plead Guilty
A. F. White and Stacey Bayer were arraigned on non support charges before Justice Cart Porter. Both pleaded guilty and were released after agreeing to pay five dollars weekly for their dependents. Arrests were made in Columbus yesterday by Constable E C Mariner.
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Harry White
Stacey Bayer
Charles Bayer
Justice of the Peace Cart
Columbus
E. C. Mariner
Arrest of Benny Kauff in Columbus on whisky transport charge
Benny Kauff former New York Giants outfielder was to be arraigned before a U S commissioner in Columbus on a charge of transporting whisky. The date was July 26 and the report notes the event occurred here.
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Columbus
U.R
Benny Kauff
New York Giants
United States
Harbor Gardens drama as Myra blocks club presidency
In a tense Harbor Gardens drawing room scene Myra Heath rebukes her husband Perry and accuses him of courting other women. Bunny jeers while Larry Inman and Sam Anderson debate Harbor Park board leadership and Myra reveals a will favoring cousin Larry.
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Heath
Perry
Perry Heath
Aman
Larry
Ecords
Country Club
Myra Heath
Larry Inman
Sam Anderson
Anderson
Board of Governors
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Pinkie Garrison
Inman
George Morston
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