Flames Devour Wrecked Cars After Night Car Strike
Philadelphia June 3 A clash over night service sparked by strikebreakers led to one officer shot and several wounded as crowds wrecked seven street cars and burned five in the Kensington district. Police eventually restored order after rioters flooded the Sixteenth Street barns and nearby areas.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Kensington
Levy
Allegheny Avenue
Kensington Mill District
Barnes
Sixteenth
Jackson Streets
Arbitration offer rejected by Southern Indiana Traction firm
Evansville June 3. An offer to submit the differences of striking streetcar men to the state labor commission for arbitration was rejected by the Southern Indiana Traction company. Ike Hornbrook, president of the Central Labor union, spoke for the strikers at a businessmen meeting. Henry W. Marshall, VP of the company, said there was nothing to arbitrate and that strikers would not be rehired except as individuals.
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Evansville
Ind
Southern Indiana Traction Company
State Labor Commission
Ike Hornbrook
Central Labor Union
Henry W. Marshall
Willis Fowland critically ill in Columbus hospital
Will G Fowland recently named revenue collector for this district is dangerously ill and likely unable to assume the new post. He may require an operation and be moved to a hospital within a day or two. He suffers from gall stones and is in worse condition than at any time since his illness began over three weeks ago. He remains confined to his rooms in the Southern Hotel.
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Columbus
Willis G. Fowland
Sell Five Wells At Buchtel
At a Wednesday directors meeting of the Buchtel Oil and Gas Co a contract for five wells was awarded to Albert Heft of Bremen The first well will be drilled on the Lottie Whitmore land near the C and M Co and I J Co well which produced ten barrels Wednesday Directors include Andy Juniper Charles Stofer Joe McHaffey Ed Schentz Frank Acton T Barnes and Lewis Marks all of their respective towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel Oil & Gas Company
Albert Heft
Bremen
Lottie Whitmore
C. &Uh. Co. & 1. Company
Andy Juniper
Charles Stofer
Nelsonville
Joe McHaffey
Ed Schentz
Buchtel
Frank Acton
T. Barnes
Lewis Marks
Lancaster
High Water Damages Meadows and Farm Life
The Amesville area reports Wyatt Creek and Mush Run swollen on June 3 as they join the main creek flooding from the south. Meager pastureland and corn fields suffered heavy damage while a mare and a colt on Captain Harrison’s farm were stranded and carried about half a mile before rescue. Chickens and small items were washed away.
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Amesville
Wyatt
Harrison
Missing man Johnny Gibbons sought by Athens hospital
Epileptic patient Johnny Gibbons, about fifty, four feet tall, weighing around one hundred pounds with a dark mustache, disappeared from Athens state hospital grounds Wednesday. A search by boat and river banks turned up no trace. authorities fear he may have fallen into lakes or started toward Morgan county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Fordyce
Morgan County
OU Dramatic Club To Stage Midsummer Night's Dream
The Ohio University Dramatic Club presents Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream next Thursday under Miss Louise King Walls. Sixteen college students perform with city girls as fairies, rehearsals run months, costuming and staging meet traditional high standards.
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Dramatic Club
Ohio University
Louise King Walls
Sheridan
Jacksonville Beats Huntington 2 1 In Final Huntington Game
Jacksonville defeated Huntington West Virginia 2 to 1 in a closing Huntington game. Mills fielding highlighted the win while the second game dropped 12 to 2 amid numerous errors and 12 hits by Huntington. Attendance was 571.
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Jacksonville
Huntington
W. Va
Mills
Goodman
Hunter
Knoesel
Balle
Chambers
Canade
Scott
Chute
Ridgley
Nicholson
Jack'ville
R.H. PO
Trimmer
I Brown
Garry
Hunt'ton
Leanard
Tees Goodman
Oeunie Ridgley
Pripke
Zwoesel
Fullwiller
Schinburg
Zg . F
Hunt
Midkiff Doubie Fiaye
Shinburg
Rigsley
Pullwiller
Jackville AB. KR
Po.a.e
P ‘Brown
Inweinde
Hawk
LE Hunt
TON AB
R.h.pola Prinpke
Midkiff
Preston
Rf Cramirone
Jack’ Ville
Mike Nicholson
Pipke
Canode
Permits to Wed for William Bingman and Dora Frichett
William Bingman a 22 year old Chauncey clerk and Dora Frichett a 22 year old Chauncey teacher obtained marriage licenses. The notices list both as residents of Chauncey and record their ages occupations and intent to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bingman
Dora Frichett
Chauncey
Flingdale Wellqa Graffis Land Could Yield 100 Barrels Daily
Belief centers on a Graffis land well drilled Monday by the Flingdale company that may produce 100 barrels per day. It sits about 500 feet from Bremen company’s nearby well, drilled a week earlier, which yielded only five barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flingdale Company
Graffis
Bremen Company
Changes at Hospital Board Postings
Charles Atkinson assistant supervisor at the State Hospital was discharged Wednesday and Mrs. Humphrey was appointed in his place. Charles Lowry, expected to fill Atkinson’s role, received a ward position instead. No board meeting will be held until the next regular date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Atkinson
State Hospital
Humphrey
Chas. Lowry
Atkinson
Grande Pointe Hotel Burns in St. Clair River Fire
Fire destroyed the four story Grande Pointe hotel on Harsens Island in the St. Clair river. Detroit owner Dr. J. D. Kennedy faces an estimated loss of 60000 dollars.
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Detroit
Mich
Harsens Island
St. Clair River
J. D. Kennedy
Girl Burns to Death in Cecil Fire
Angel Berger aged 12 was burned to death when an old cap exploded at the Cecil home near Sere. Her mother, father and brother were seriously injured in the blast and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittebure
Angel Berger
Cecil
Sere
Death at Wellington Hotel Sparks Murder Theory Dispute
In Chicago on June 3 Dr. John T. Binkley of Evansville Indiana aged 82 was found dead in his hotel room. Police and hotel officials deem it death by his own action while his son Dr. John T. Binkley Jr. insists a burglar killed him.
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Chicago
John T. Binkley
Evansville
Ind
Wellington Hotel
John T. Binkley, Jr
Libel hearing postponed in Willams case over Panama Canal dispute
The Indianapolis News owners Charles R Williams and Delavan Smith faces criminal libel charges in DC for publishing a claim of a Panama canal defense scandal. Judge Anderson granted a continuance to Oct 1 to hear new witnesses from Morgan staff and national committees as prosecutors seek wider evidence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles R. Willams
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
United States
Stuart McNamara
Department of Justice
Washington
Charlies W Miller
Anderson
Frank Hullegman Stit Ieee ‘Charmany
Republican National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
George BB. Cortelyou
J. Pierpout Morgan & Company
McNamara
Messrs
Hitchcock
Mack
Panama Canal
William Nelson Cromwell
New York World
Cromwell
J. Pierpont Morgan
France
Senate Investigating Committee
New and
Mr. Cromwell
Charles P. Taft
Douglass Robinson
The
New
Brilliant Was Piano Recital In Ohio University Program
Miss Hess Irene Driggs gave a brilliant piano recital at the Auditorium marking her graduation from the Ohio University College of Music. Assisted by soprano Miss Anata Sybeck, the program featured Rubinstein and Leschetizky works and concluded with Liszt Polonaise No. 2 in E Major, displaying a bold, fortissimo finish and precise technique.
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Miss Hess
Irene Driggs
Ohio University College of Music
Misa Anata Sybeck
Grace Hamilton Morrey
Columbus
Miss Driggs
Miss Speck
Tosti
MacDowell
Woodman
Women and Men Share Burdens in Social Pressures
A concise reflection notes that both genders face imposing social expectations. The speaker suggests not overlooking women imposing on men amid discussions of men’s dominance, urging balance in addressing gender dynamics.
Colored Men in Serious Trouble in Ohio
In Marietta Ohio on June 2 William Male Frank Male Ward Holbert Edward Johnson and Larilda Singer all colored were arrested by Constable Bennett on charges of resisting an officer. They were arraigned before Squire Kidd and released on bonds of 100 each except William Male 200. Hearings set for Friday at 1. The case stems from Constable Fields attempt to arrest William Male for drunkenness on Memorial Day and Male resisted with friends hindering service. William Male is brother of Charlies Male who faces an Athens trial for attempted murder.
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William Male
Constable Fields
Fields
Male
Charlies Male
Athens
Infant Daughter of Laud Dies in Chauncey
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Laud died Wednesday morning. Interment was held at 10 o'clock this morning in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Lawrence Laud
Chauncey
Postmaster Brown Quits Belpre Post
After seven years as Belpre postmaster Brown resigns. Appointed by Roosevelt, the resignation will be accepted when a successor is named. Brown is expected to move to Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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Brown
Belpre
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Governor Harmon to Tour Ohio Institutions by Auto
Governor Harmon plans a multi leg state tour by automobile within two weeks to inspect Ohio state institutions. Adjutant General Weybrecht and staff will accompany him on visits from Columbus to Morgan station Mt Vernon Lancaster Athens Gallipolia Portmouth and along the old canal route back. A second Southern Ohio trip and additional itineraries are planned to assess road conditions and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Morgan Station
Mt. Vernon
Lancaster
Boys’ Industrial School
Athens
State Hospital
Gallipolia
Portamouth
Gallipolie
Ohio
Weybrecht
Harmon
Delaware
Dayton
Toledo
Total Eclipse of the Moon and Sun Forecast
The article notes two eclipses this month the total lunar eclipse visible across about half the globe and a solar eclipse on June 17 visible as a total eclipse near the north pole only Commodore Perry and his Arctic crew and a few whalers may observe the sun eclipse. The moon's total phase lasts about one hour with rise and set times given for Central Time. The solar eclipse begins in partial phases across Central Asia China and extends to the Philippine Islands with visibility across eastern Asia North America Greenland Iceland and northern Finland.
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North Pole
Robert Perry
Central Asia
China
Phillippine Islands
Asia
North America
Greenland
Iceland
Finland
North Cape
United States
Lancas Rise
Athens High School Class Day Ends Fifty Year Commencement
The fifty year class day at Athens High School featured nine graduates in an Assembly room program at 1 30 pm. Sidney Parker spoke on John Paul Jones while Maude Lynch and Marie Davidson delivered orations on topics from international socialism to peace movements. Guy Sennett as the first black graduate in years gave a speech on progress. the school chorus and conductor Mrs DeCamp received praise. The evening commencement at 8 oclock in the University Auditorium will include Dr S D Pess of Antioch College as speaker and reserved seats priced at ten cents.
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Clwas
John Paul Jones
Sidney Parker
Margaret Davis
Roosevelt
Taft
Maude Lynch
Clara Hayes
Angus McDonald
Bithu Root
Andrie Rice
Rice
Root
New York
Guy Sennett
Booker T. Washington
Paul L. Dunbar
Marie Davidson
Edgar Bean
Charles W. Elliott
Iervard
Elliot
Mra. DeCamp
Hatch
Zelle Foster
University Auditorium
8. D. Pess
Antioch College
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Johnny Gibbons
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University Players
Theseus
Neil Martin
Jenvere
Een
Berenice
Titania
D. Howell
Lindley
Puck
the Little Misses Cabel
Poston
Bry
Swinebart
Dailey
Son
Davis
Lawrence
Merwin
Senate Committee
Miss Bess I
Rene Driggs
0. U. College of Music
Austa Speck
Eisis
Cutler
Marietta
Postmaster Brown
Athene
Canale
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