Yankee Pilots Start On List Map Of Journey
United States Army flyers led by Lieut Lowell M Smith begin the final lap of their globe spanning flight from Brough England heading toward Kirkwall Iceland and then home to Los Angeles Weather conditions are watched by Rear Admiral Magruder and ships Reid Billingsley Raleigh guard the route The six aviators expect to reach Los Angeles by September first with 7000 miles left after Iceland
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David M. Church
I. N.S
Brough
England
United States Army
Lowell M. Smith
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Scotland
Iceland
American
Atlantic Ocean
Rt Brough
Humber
Smith
Richmond
Thomas P. Magruder
United States Navy
Néstaon
Houton Bay
North Atlante
Rafe
Guardian
Washington
United States
Reid
Billingsley
Reykjavik
Raleigh
Hornafjord
Magruder
Lieut. Smith
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Stariing Point
Greenland
Labrador
Aleutian Islands
Alaskan
Sheriff’s Pocket Picked at Scotts Creek Falls
Logan July 30 Deputy Sheriff A Hula of Rockbridge swam at Scotts Creek Falls Tuesday afternoon. On returning from the water his pocket was picked and he lost six dollars. No one under 17 can obtain a license to drive an automobile in Great Britain.
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Logan
A Hula
Rockbridge
Scotts Creek Falls
Great Britain
French Proposals Pending Before Allied Reparations Conference
Paris and London reports indicate France has not yet submitted proposals on guarantees for the proposed 200 million dollar German loan. The plan contemplates arbitration to determine sanctions for defaults under the Dawes reparations framework. Reparations commission members expected tomorrow. optimism tempered by lack of firm decisions.
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London
France
Germaany
Germany
Dawes
Reparations Commission
Crash Victims Buried After Sunday Auto Crash
In Tiltonville today the bodies of Mrs. Dilina Antonelli 20 and her 3 month old baby were buried in Yorkville after funeral services at her parents home. Her husband, injured in the crash, remains in hospital.
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Tiltonville
Dilina Antonelli
St. Clairsville
Yorkville
Commission to Work in London
The inter allied reparations commission, based in Paris since the Versailles treaty, decided to go to London to participate directly in the allied conference. The commissions will hold an official meeting Thursday morning in London.
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Paris
Inter-Alled Reparations Commission
London
Court postpones decision in Piccio separation case
In Rome a judge hearing the mutual separation of Countess Piccio and her husband General Pierre Roge Piccio, head of the Italian air service, postponed a ruling until September 15, amid hopes for reconciliation with the American countess.
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Rome
Vision of better food supply urged by Ohio agriculture chief
Charles V. Truax, Ohio agriculture head, warned teachers of vocational agriculture at their seventh annual session in Columbus that migration of over one million people from farms to cities threatens the nation’s food supply. He urged teachers to foster a plan to reverse the trend.
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Columbus
Charles V. Truax
Ohio Agriculture
Truax
Driver in fatal Belmont Co crash remains unnamed
Peter Maddeleni transported the body of his wife Rose to Chicago after she died in a speed auto crash near the Belmont county poor farm cemetery Sunday. Maddeleni said he would not prosecute the speeding driver, now in a hospital, who was one of three killed in the triple somersault incident.
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ST. Clairsville. O
Peter Maddeleni
Chicago
Rose
Belmont County Poor Farm
Here
Maddeleni
Three-Year-Old Girl Found Mistreated in Omaha Rooming House
Margare t Weisner, a three year old girl, was found strung up to a chandelier by the wrists in an Omaha rooming house. Roomers heard cries and alerted police. Roy Hill, owner of the house, was arrested.
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Omaha
Ner
Margaret Weisner
Roy Hill
Youthful Elopers Caught in Hocking Near Logan
In Logan Ohio on July 30 Deputy Brandt apprehended Emma Hutchinson and Melrose Hickman after their elopement. Hutchinson, 18, is daughter of L Hutchinson. Hickman is three years older. The couple’s romantic journey was halted by authorities and their parents objected to the union.
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Logan
Band of the Law
Emma Hutchinson
Melrose Hickman
Brandt
Misa Hutchinson
L. Hutchinson
Tesides
Floodwood
Hickman
Daugh
La Follette Campaign Sparks $3 Million Spending Debate
A New York editor claims La Follette will spend millions as politics turn sharp. Another editor says similar large sums will be spent. The piece notes President Coolidge's Attorney General Stone pursuing action against a trust overcharging farmers for binding material amid indictments of large companies and rising wheat prices.
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la Follette
New York Es
New York
General Stone
Truat
Coolidge
Four State Agreement Fails to Spark Mine Revival in Ohio
Roy Folden of Middleport fined 25 dollars and jailed ten days for stealing gasoline from the Hobgan shops, caught with a five gallon can by a railroad detective. A Logan district survey warns of hard times and uncertain coal demand this fall, with southern Ohio facing continued idle tonnage and tight markets amid the four state accord.
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Middleport
Roy Folden
Ito
Ilobgan
Nelsonville
Hocking
Logan
Uni
Jacksonville
Almont
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hocking Valley
Kanawha
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Mmany
Minois
Real Fight Opens Today to Save Leopold and Loeb
Chicago July 30 The Leopold Loeb trial opens as the defense seeks to prove the defendants are not normal but mentally ill rather than insane. Judge Caverny holds decisive power to accept or reject alienist testimony and decide if Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face life in prison or the rope. The defense calls expert witnesses while state officials oppose claims of insanity. The accused show moments of seriousness but remain largely unemotional as the proceedings begin.
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Staff Corp
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Dicky
Babe
John R. Gaverly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Caverny
Caverly
William A. White
Washton
St. Lizabeth’s Hospital
Bob
Neereeros
Marriage Surprise in Parkersburg area
Miss Carol Gage and Mr Beryl Hayes wed in West Virginia on Saturday. The couple’s families, including Mr and Mrs Joseph Gage and Mr and Mrs K W Mayes, were noted in the notice.
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Guysville, O
Carol Gage
Bery
Hayes
Earnereet
W. Va
Gage
Joseph Gage
K. W. Mayes
Holy Name Body Meets at Capital
Delegates recount proceedings as Magee tells Sheriff goodbye in Washington D C. J Hartigan reads as Carl C Biche s of Albuquerque and Deputy Sheriff Lorenzo Delgado are mentioned. State tribune notes Magee’s transfer to Las Vecas jail pending state action.
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Holy Name Body
Capital
Mee Shington
D.C
J. Hartigan
Carl C Biches
Albuquerque, & Ed
Will At
Shea
New Mexico
Tribuneto
Lorenzo Delgado
Fee H
San Miguel
Magee
Las Vecas
Man Biase Freed On Costs After Home Altercation
A man named Biase was freed on six hundred dollars and costs after a court hearing. The incident unfolded at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rogelwald T. Biase testified that Mrs. Rogelwald did not have to leave the scene. Judge Eyrich presided over the case.
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Samuel Blase
Rogelwald
Biase
Eyrich Fieed
Large taxpayers object to values on their property
Motions by Attorney General Crabbe on file in federal court seek dismissal of suits to enjoin county treasurers from collecting taxes for late 1923. Ohio utility firms challenge state valuation as the exact money value, noting other property is taxed at about 60 percent of its true value. Six utility firms mentioned, including See tepation and Otto Public ice Corporat!-property in ten northern Ohio.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Bix Utilities
Tepation
Otto Public ‘Ice Corporat
Tosom Nephamp Co.roperty
Knox County
Belmont County taxicab bill hits record 2700 judgment
In Belmont County Common Pleas Court F. W. Brown promoter of a radio accessories company was ordered to pay 2700 to Kennedy Garage for the largest taxi bill in eastern Ohio. Brown, jailed in Jefferson County, allegedly passed bad checks and used the company taxis about 41 miles daily for 485 days at 18 cents a mile, with earlier figures over 3300.
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Bethesda
Kennedy Garage
Ohio
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
F. W. Brown
Radio Accessories Company
Jefferson County
Brown
Two Divorces Granted In Court Here On Tuesday
Two divorces were granted in common pleas court Tuesday. Sam Powell of Nelkenville was allowed a divorce from Mrs Mary M Powell on grounds of willful absence and adultery. Leave was granted Elmer Hilt of Nelsonville to petition to review a liquor judgment in error. Ezra Tabler won a right of way through land leased by Sprouse et al. Damages of 200 were dismissed. John Velocious, 16, died from a fractured skull when a roadster toppled on a curve.
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Common Pleas Court
Sam Powell
Nelkenville
Mra
Mary
M. Powell
al" Kerry
Imaiden
Bolen
Elmer Hilt
Nelsonville
Olin
G. W. Lax
Hilt
Jon
Hill
Biot
Ezra Tabler
Broadwell
Bern Township
John Sprouse
Jothers
L. G. Worstell
Tabier
Sprouse
Broadwell Hill Road
Countess von 4 Poses for Cameraman in New York Departure
The Countess von 4 posed for the cameraman as Leviathan pulled out of New York, heading back to Germany with the Countess aboard.
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Countess von 4
Leviathan
New York
Germany
Glenn Young to Face Herrin Court
United States Judge Walter C. Lindley remanded 21 of the Williamson county riot cases back to Williamson county for trial. Glenn Young, linked to the Ku Klux Klan, was defendant in 19 suits and will face trial at Herrin or Marion Illinois.
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East ST. Louis
United States
Walter C. Lindley
Williamson County
Glenn Young
Ku Klux Klan
Herrin
Marion
Ohio farmers may finally conduct sale of their products
Columbus July 3. The co operative marketing plan for dairy and farm products is not to be launched immediately. It faces finance and timing hurdles, with full operation possibly a decade away. The plan calls for county wide sales and storehouses to hold supplies during market depressions. Farmers would receive 60 percent of market value on delivery, with the remainder paid as goods are sold. M D Lincoln says the aim is to give farmers control and financing of their markets.
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Ohio
Columbus
Farm Bureaus
Sald
Co-Operative
M. D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Plan Means To Aid Their Welfare
Athens County represented at state farm bureau meeting in Columbus as M D Lincoln outlines a cooperative marketing and service program for farmers. The plan seeks ongoing education and a nationwide approach though no county agent for Athens yet. seven applications are on file. Local leaders report strong support among about 150 officers present for the new service policy and immediate staffing.
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N. B
R. R. Baker
Athens County
At. Columbus
L. B
Ohio Farm Federation
Millis
Ganization
M. D. Lincoln
Lincoln
Athans
Athena County
Funda Lorain
Miller
Lorain
Logan worker dies on Hunter Street at noon
Henry Keller, a city workman, collapsed and died at 1 PM on Hunter Street while working on a city truck. He resided at 811 Wan Logan and had 18 years with the city, with two sons and a partner surviving. Local officials note heart failure as the cause. the incident followed a lunch break.
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Logan
Henry
Hunter Street
Heart
Mr. Keller
John Kge
Warren Imboden
Wan Logan
Rag Township
Hoc Valley
Keller Ia
Panion
Keller
John
Cee Lal
Hints Spotlight Hidden Trails on Auto Map Guide
A compact guide highlights five key hints for reading the new auto trail map end mile markers. It notes practical tips for navigating rural routes and locating landmarks.
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Mother Love
Hollywood
Frances Fay Jacobs
Clifford
Leonard
San Francisco
Arthur Brisbane
Davis
C. H. Bartlett
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George R. Holmes
Parkersburg
Sheriff
Worstell
Elyria
John Velerious
Countess
Herrin Court
City OF Logan
Henry Keller
Washington, D. C
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