Copeland and Ruddell Fate Seen Monday at Trial
In Cleveland Ohio on June 5 1921 23 the trial of Merle B Copeland Joshua E Russell and Warren E Barnett for alleged conspiracy in Hayner whisky releases continued with Copeland and Russell testifying Barnett to take the stand Monday to explain his role and deny illicit payments including a claimed 173000. Gardos testified about permits and timing. Sam Ungerleider’s name resurfaced as questioning touched a 52000 payment claim.
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Cleveland
Clark
Prohibition Enforcement
Ohio
Merle B. Copeland
Gardos
Copeland
Federal
Armand A. Gardos
Columbus
Joshua E. Russell
Prohibition
Warren E. Barnett
Russell
Armand Drug and Candy Co
Armand Drug Co
Luther Day
Rassell
Sam Ungerleider
Walter D. Mears
Barnett
Peter J. Higgins
Ungerleider
Higgins
Riots in Shanghai Stir Fears of Soviet Plot
June 5 report from Shanghai says rioting and shootings flare as 160000 Chinese join a general strike against foreigners and concessions. Police losses rise, food and ice shortages hit foreign quarters as Russian propagandists are alleged to fuel the unrest.
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Shanghai
China
Red
United States
Bankers Pass Resolution Backing Tax Cuts at Ohio Meeting
A resolution urging Congress to cut income taxes and backing President Coolidge’s economy in government proposals was approved at the Ohio Bankers' convention in Columbus.
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Columbus
President Coolidge
Congress
Ohio Bankers’ Tion
Russia Eyes Large Untapped Oil Fields for State Enterprise
Mexico City dispatch reports Victor Volin sky announcing Russia possesses undeveloped oil fields larger than those in the United States or Mexico. Six Russian petroleum experts will study Tampico fields with plans to open them as a national enterprise, profits funding state obligations.
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Mexico City
Russia
United States
Mexico
Victor Volinsky
Tampico
Grand jury probes Mary Pickford kidnapping plot
In Los Angeles on June 5 a county grand jury in special session opened an investigation into an alleged plot to kidnap Mary Pickford for $200,000 ransom. Dozen witnesses including film star Douglas Fairbanks testified.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Memorial Address by Dr George Carrothers at Jerseyville Church
Dr George Carrothers of Ohio University will deliver a memorial address at the Jerseyville Methodist Church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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George Carrothers
Ohio University
Jerseyville Methodist Church
German Cabinet 10 Discuss Allies Note
Berlin June 5 The Nationalist newspapers stress the cabinet meeting with President Hindenburg presiding as cabinet considers the Allies note on further disarmament. The Lokal Anzeiger notes the unusual presidency signaling the high importance of the coming decision.
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Berlin
Hindenburg
Germany
Lokal Anzeiger
Marines guard Coolidge at Swampscott summer home
A company of one hundred U. S. Marines will guard President Coolidge during his occupancy of the summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts. Guard duty is arranged due to the estate’s exposed rocky coast and lack of a tall enclosing wall. Lt. Edgar Allen Poe will command the detachment, with marines chosen for prior guard duty at legations.
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Coolidge
Summer White House
U. S. Marines
Washington
U. S
President Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Quantico
White Court
United States Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
Edgar Allen Poe
United States
Legation
Trespassing May Close Popular Hocking River Beach
A riverside swimming spot above Courtney Hill may be closed if drivers persist using automobiles to cross an alfalfa field from the main road. Prof Raymond Slutz manages the land for owners after complaints about field damage and soil ruin.
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Hocking
Courtney Hill
Raymond Slutz
Clarence Bolen
Slutz
Bolen
Stutz
Miners to Meet at Athens Fairgrounds June 10
The Ath ens county fair grounds at Athens will host a miners mass meeting next Wednesday led by John L. Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers. District officials Lee Hall William Roy and G W Savage will also speak. The event opens at 1 pm with public attendance urged.
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Glouster
Athens County
Athens
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lee Hall
William Roy
G. W. Savage
Lewis
Pomeroy
Coolidge Smiles at New York Man Provoking Laughter
A brief exchange notes President Calvin Coolidge smiling at a New York man, provoking light humor among onlookers. The item underscores a moment of presidential ease amid public attention.
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Coolidge
New York
Girl Arrested on Charge of Running Stolen Machine
Alice Neal of Gallipolis was released on her own recognizance and bound over to the grand jury after arraignment before Magistrate P. W. Helwig on a charge of operating an automobile without the owner's consent. The theft belonged to Hiram Westfall. the car was recovered and several boys are sought in connection. Rhoda Hunkerford, nabbed at Court Hill by Constable Edgar Mariner for obscene language, was ordered to appear again tomorrow. Complainant: Theodore Sharp.
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Alice Neal
Gallipolis
P. W. Helwig
Edgar Mariner
Hiram Westfall
Rhoda Hunkerford
Court Hill
Mariner
Theodore Sharp
Weather note from Yellowstone amid heat in East
A sparse report notes snow in Yellowstone National Park and frost in the western region while eastern states sweltered, illustrating unusual temperature contrasts on June 5.
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Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
Fosdick to Speak at Ohio University Commencement
Widespread interest greets Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick D D of New York City as he prepares to deliver the Sunday sermon to the Ohio University graduates and the commencement address Tuesday morning. He is described as a sturdy personality whose sermons draw strong attention in major university centers, and Athens residents plan to arrive early to secure seating for the gymnasium event with space for about 3,000 people.
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Harry Emerson
America
Fosdick
New York City
Athens
Ohio University
Doctor Fosdick
Ohio U Announces Closing Week Program June 7 9
Ohio University outlines commencement events for June 7 to 9 1925 with the baccalaureate address by Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick New York City at 10 30 Sunday morning the vesper concert by the girls glee club and university orchestra at 4 00 Sunday afternoon the seniors breakfast and alumni convocation to follow details include class will Lawrence Worstell Alpha Delta Pi scholarship cup and remarks by Hon I M Foster former congressman from the district
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York City
Doctor Fosdick
Ohio Gymnasium
University
Berry Ho
Lawrence Worstell
Alpha Delta Pi
I. M. Foster
Washington, D. C
Board of Trustees
Ohio University
Mabel Brown
Tel
East Wing
Ohio University reports record year with new buildings
Ohio University announces a highly successful school year, accreditation by the Association of American Universities, and plans for three new buildings Putnam hall Super hall and a memorial alumni auditorium funded by a 160000 appropriation. Dad's Day homecoming and varsity alumni events highlighted a busy campus slate with glee clubs triumphs and debates.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Adam Leroy Jones
Columbia University
Association For American Universities
America
Super
Putnam
Ohio
Denison University
Columbus
Dayton
Marek
Bible Reading Marathon Ends at First Methodist Church
At Eucalpa California on Wednesday the congregation completed a Bible-reading marathon begun Saturday at midnight with the creation of heaven and earth. After sixty nine and a quarter hours the reading concluded with Amen. The event wrapped up during services with the line the grave of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.
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Eucalpa
California
First Methodist Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Washington Heat Stays High Amid Dune Five Hover
The thermometer remained near the upper end of the scale as officials tracked readings around the date noted. Weather observers reported persistent warmth across the region.
Arrest Old Woman on Murder Charge in New York
Mrs. Nora Prendergast, 74, is jailed on murder charges after the body of Mrs. May McGuerrin, 30, was found in her apartment. Neighbors reported screams. police cite a struggle and an automobile accident linked to McGuerrin’s husband Frank.
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New York
May McGuerrin
Nora Prendergast
Evening Pick Features Broadcaster Lineup Tonight
A varied slate from KOA WTIC WGY WCAP WEAF KFI KHJ KGO WCOO WIP WTAM offers minstrel, staff night, comedy and concerts. Highlights include Cosmo Hamilton’s The Silver Fox and Sullivan’s musical comedy The Gondoliers with late night programs across multiple stations.
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KOA
WTIC
WGY
Cosmo Hamilton
Fox
WCAP
WEAF
KFI
KHJ
Choice Entertainment
KGO
WCOO
South Dakota
WIP
Dedication Pageant Draws Thousands To New Logan Courthouse
Logan, June 5. Thousands crowded Logan streets to honor the dedication of Hocking County's new 250000 dollar courthouse and witness a historical pageant. Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall delivered the principal address as volunteers and local groups presented floats depicting early settlement and regional history. About 15 000 spectators filled the parade route from East End to downtown with a daylong program of tributes and pageant scenes.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Emma Westenhbaver
Mary Blasius
Emma McLain
C. F. Lauer
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Christian Westenhaver
Hardy
Steirs
Haydenville
Natco Company
Frank Pickett
Stiers
Logan Elks
Marion Township
Mra Worthington
Nellie Angie
Herbert Cooke
First Presbyterian Church
Starr Township
A. Richardson
Court House
Maccabees
Adelphia Knights of Pythias
Laurelville
Knights of
W. R. GC
Lunacy warrant filed against eight victim killer
Hamilton, June 5. A lunacy warrant is on file against Lloyd Russell 42 who early Thursday shot and killed eight relatives and wounded himself. Russell is jailed amid a wound and officials report he has been rational since custody. Mortgage pressure and heat are cited as possible triggers. Mrs Munts held the $1,600 mortgage and plans to renew. a building loan company was to assist. Russell is in a padded cell. A close friend says he believed he had heart disease and high blood pressure contributing to the act.
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Hamilton
Lloyd Russell
Russell
E. J. Munts
Woontald Reassess Land To List Real Estate
County auditor Cornwell notes the McDonald act requires a wide reappraisal of Athens County property. He says current selling prices are high but tax bills will rise for six years, with reassessment to begin after July 31 once 1934 taxes are settled. New tax books will replace the old after completion.
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Athens County
Athene County
Red Cornwell
McDonald
Ohio
Tax Commission
Caprer Ns
Wrylem
Athens Scouts Abuse Camp Facilities Spark Student Complaints
Officials from Troop 3 and the junior troop faced new accusations after groups of students allegedly consumed alcohol at Hearthhaven camp near Mage and caused damage. Reports describe beer and moonshine. a camp table and diving board were damaged and liquor bottles found.
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Athens
Ohio
Hearthhaven
Cenet
Make Your Clothes Last Longer
A brief note emphasizes extending garment life with care and proper maintenance practices. It offers practical tips for washing, drying, ironing, and storage to conserve fabrics and reduce wear.
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Ohio U
Famous Divine
Maynard Graft
Chimes
T. N. Hoover
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Edward Jennings
Athens Country Club
David H. Biddle
Bush” Rush
Nick” Allen
Gibby” Gibson
Had” Barstow
Chiappie’ Chapman
Bob” Loomis
Turk” Wilson
Peg” Fuller
Gussie"’ White
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Canada
Arthur Brisbane
Star Eaces
MERCY
Queen City
Joe Mount
Pence Sisters
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J. W. Gabriel
Jane
Knights of Pythias
Lincoln
F. M. Colling
Daughters of America and Tourist Club
Beta Fraternity
Red MelAn
Phi Sigs
St. Mary’s Band
West Virginia
Continental Oil Company
American Legion
Colery
Edward Herzog
American Red Cross
Health Department
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Woonald
Cornwell
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