Known Dead In Arkansas Valley Grow As Turbulent Streams Give Up More Bodies
Four may be dead as floodwaters overflow the Arkansas Valley. Over 1,000 stranded in La Junta amid water shortages and wrecked rail lines. Pueblo reports 36 flood corpses in morgues. Withers murder shocks city as bodies drift downstream. Cleanup and relief efforts surge with federal aid talks and Red Cross plans.
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Arkansas Valley
Sam I. Freed
United Press
Pueblo
Colo
la Junta
Iplc
W. E. Pape
Swink
Arkansas Valley Railroad
Pape
Manzatola
Morgues
Gethsemané
E. E. Withers
Withers
Baxter
Kendall
E. R. Gary
Gary
John Still
Booneville
Still
John T. Still
Avondale
United States Public Health Service
Health Service
Washington
L. Fiezer
Theouthwestern Division
Amerian Red Cross
Redross
Olney Springs
Vine
Neblo
Farmer's Day Now Near At Hand
An army of 100000 farm hands mobilizes in the middle western cereal belt to harvest the nation's wheat and grain crops. With rising prices, tariff barriers check foreign competition, wages near pre war levels and crop forecasts point to a larger harvest.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
Middle Western
Farmers Hopeful as Harvest Prospects Improve
The agriculture department notes a good year in prospect for U S farmers. Tractors move west on flat cars to harvesters, banks prepare to lend to farmers, and farm labor is plentiful. Secretary Wallace says deflation has reduced farming income, but hopes rise for relief this summer.
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Agriculture Department
United States
Garher
Federal Reserve System
Agricultural Department
Wallace
Farmers form pools to sell wheat at fair price
Farmers in Kansas organize pooling efforts to sell wheat at what they call a fair price. The movement reflects past cooperation by Kansas growers and has prompted concern among wheat buyers who fear its effectiveness.
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Kansas
Thompson Machine Defeated in Chicago Election
Chicago voters backed the coalition ticket for circuit court judges by about 50 000. Eleven Democrats and ten Republicans won in the democratic column and city hall candidates appeared on the Republican ballot. Voters also approved free text books for public schools.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Noon Luncheons Suspended by Chamber of Commerce
The weekly noon-day luncheons of the Chamber of Commerce are suspended until fall. Meetings are regularly held on Wednesdays, with no current date set for resumption.
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Chamber of Commerce
Treasure Found in Old Cave Near Logan Ohio
Citizens exploring the Shep Tinker cave in Hocking county found a buried metal box containing Confederate newspapers, $1000 in Confederate money, shin pliters, and $500 in silver. The box is believed buried by Morgan's raiders passing through the Hocking valley and left when Union soldiers prevented their return.
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Logan
Shep Tinker Cave
Hocking County
Morgan
Hocking Valley
Citizen Class to Be a Large One
The county will administer a large naturalization examination tomorrow led by County Clerk Thurman L. Morgan. Eighty four petitioners, each accompanied by two witnesses, will take the test, the largest group ever examined in the county. The surge reflects eased restrictions on recently considered enemy aliens, with sixty one Austro Hungarians, seven Germans, six Russians and others awaiting their chance.
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Athenny
United States
Thurman L. Morgan
Athens Gun Club to Hold All Day Shoot Thursday
Many entrants signified their intention to compete in the big annual shoot at the Athens Gun Club. The event will be held all day at the club shooting grounds on East Mill Street.
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Athens Gun Club
East Mill Street
Brandeis Resigns as Honorary Zionist Leader in Split
In Cleveland on June 7, Louis D. Brandeis resigns as honorary member of the Zionist church after Judge Julian Mack and six officers and thirty executive members quit. The dispute centers on how funds raised in the United States should be used, with Brandeis and allies seeking American Zionist work and opponents pushing funds through the Palestine Foundation.
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Cleveland
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Zionist Church
Julian Mack
United States
Brandeis
Mack
Rabbi Silver
America
Palestine Foundation
Athens council approves sewer plan and safety fund loan
The June meeting of Athens city council covered bids on street paving and storm sewer plans for East Side. Mayor Roush appointed a four member sinking fund board. Safety funds were found overdrawn by 1970 with a 2800 loan approved to cover overdraft and upcoming expenses. Budget talks set with department heads for next year.
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Athens City Council
Roush
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
W. 3B. Golden
John H. Preston
F. L. Alderman
Henry O’bleness
East Side
R. R. Johnson
Edmundson
Safety Department
B. & O. Railroad
West Union
Cemetery
Two Irishmen and an Englishman Executed at Mt Joy
Three men were executed at Mt Joy prison Dublin on June 7. Edward Foley and Patrick Maher, Irishmen, and constable Mitchell, an Englishman, faced death stoically. Sinn Fein supporters begged clemency, presenting a petition with over two thousand names. The men were convicted in separate killings involving magistrate Dikon and a constable at Knockis.
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Dublin
Mt. Joy
Edward Foley
Patrick Maher
Itcheis
Sinn
Joe Maher
Foley
Knockis
Mitchell
Dikon
Will Lighten Work Courses for Teachers in Ohio
Ohio normal officials will inaugurate a training course for Americanization teachers next summer. The plan, approved by state superintendent Vernon M. Reigel and Bowling Green instructors, aims to tighten credits at normal schools as institutes become material sifting centers. The report team included A. Harbourt, Charles Barthlemew, and F. J. Prout.
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Columbus
Ohio Normal
Vernon M. Reigel
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
H. B. Williams
Bowling Green State Normal
Ohio
A. Harbourt
Fremont
Charles Barthlemew
New
Philadelphia
F. J. Prout
Attention Masons Special No 25 F and A M
Masons gather Tuesday June 7 at 6 PM for First Degree work led by W M Fred M McKay with James A Palmer serving as secretary notes.
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Masons
Fred M. McKay
W. M. Jas
A. Palmer
Lima Mayor Demands Police Department Clean Up
Lima Ohio mayor Burkhardt, amid a grand jury deadlock, blasts the safety department. He mails a letter to Safety Director Fisher accusing laxity, neglect of duty, and officers visiting disreputable places while drunk, urging reorganization.
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Lima
Burkhardt
Fred H. Fisher
Kit
Linst
Fisher
Will Give Roads a Dose of Oil
More than 100 residents of the south end of Bucyrus have bought sprinkling cans and about $40 worth of crude oil to oil stone roads. They plan to oil the streets occasionally to reduce dust as the council refused to pave these roads.
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Bucyrus
Dayton wage battle over car fares and pay
Dayton June 7 city officials threaten to raise fares to five cents if wage cuts go through as car company prepares next month to reduce pay. Organized platform men meet to oppose cuts while carmen seek cooperation and plan afternoon conferences likely to widen the dispute.
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Dayton
Dayton Street Car Company
Carmen
Boy Dies After Porch Fall in Dayton
Harry Bost III, three, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bost, died from injuries after falling from a porch last night in Dayton Ohio. The incident occurred as residents reported hearing the fall in the residence district this morning.
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Dayton,o
Harry Bost
Latin Prize Fund Grows In Honor Of Dr Evans
A movement at Ohio University aims to establish a Latin Prize Fund in tribute to Dr D J Evans long time head of the Latin Department. The fund so far is raised from faculty and alumni with encouragement for townspeople and ex students to contribute voluntarily without soliciting.
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D. J. Evans
Ohio University
Dr. Evans
Hoover and Fall Confer with Coal Leaders on Relief Plan
Secretaries Hoover and Fall met with committees from all four coal industry branches in Washington to avert a coal famine. The talks revealed a sharp dispute between operators and the government over the proper steps to relieve the crisis.
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Washington
Hoover and Fall
Congress urged to pass emergency immigration bill
New York on June 7 immigrant commissioner Frederick A Wallis urged Congress to enact emergency legislation to admit thousands of refugees in danger aboard ships or en route, warning of deaths if aid is delayed.
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New York
Congress
Fredrick A. Wallis
Regular meeting tonight at 7 30 Bring in applications
A notice calls for a regular meeting this evening at 7 30. It requests attendees to bring in their applications.
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B. P
Richards Named Head of Militia Bureau in Washington
Secretary of War Weeks announced that Colonel George Richards will be appointed head of the militia bureau in Washington. The move places a senior army officer in charge of state militia administration.
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Washington
George ©. Richards
Militia Bureau
Secretary of War
Weeks
Chinese Troops Loot Ichang in Second Time This Year
Reports from Hankow say Chinese forces looted and partially burned Ichang a treaty port 165 miles northwest of Hankow for the second time in six months. American British and Japanese gunboats have been dispatched and are expected to arrive today.
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Charles Edward Hogue
Hankow
China
Ichang
Here
Legion to Pick Officers Tonight
The K. T. Cressen Chapter of the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the National Bank building this evening. A nominating committee has been appointed but any member may be nominated. The chapter hopes for a large turnout amid anticipated discussions on a potential bonus problem for the coming year.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
National Bank
Submarine Sunk in Lake Michigan Near Chicago
United Press report describes sailors in Chicago waters sinking a submarine, the U 97, with a four pounder while cruising Lake Michigan. The tale notes the mock indignation of a hypothetical Wilhelm II and portrays a dramatic naval gesture in freshwater.
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Chicago
United Press
William Hohenzollern
Lake Michigan
Peggy's Husband Details Jewelry Purchases in Alimony Case
James Stanley Ny Taree, a lumber magnate, answers his wife Sopuis Joyce in the alimony suit alleging she funds jewelry purchases through banks in Paris, New York, and Miami. He attributes the spending to her love of fine jewels, cars, and luxury items.
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James Stanley
Sopuis Joyce
Banks
Paris
New York
Miami
Cleveland women face murder charge in 1919 Kaber case
Mrs Mary Brickel pleaded not guilty before Judge Bernon to first degree murder. she, Eva Catherine Kaber, and Marian McArdle were indicted in the slaying of Daniel Kaber, wealthy Lakewood publisher. Prosecution seeks silverware evidence from Brickel home. Brickel alleges plan to stage burglary to hide murder.
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Cleveland
Mary Brickle
Eva Catherine Kaber
Bernon
Kaber
Mary. Brickel
Stanton
Brickel
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Marian McArdle
York
America Must Prepare for a Turn Invasion
June Von The steel chief Charles M Schwab told South Bend business leaders that the steel industry is in its worst mood in forty years with annual output around ten million tons instead of forty million. He warned the downturn will let Germany profit from the postwar economy and urged American manufacturers to cut costs and operate economically.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles M. Schwab
South. Bend
Schwab
Businies
Germany
Southern Ohio Folks In Bad
Mrs Nora Kline of Logan was not arrested for false reports to police on Sunday. Detective Jones located a man she claimed was missing, but he was not her husband. John Clay of Albany admitted his story of a two man hold up and raincoat theft was false.
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Columbus
Nora Kline
Logan
Jones
John Clay
Albany
Expenses Paid By Inglesa Soldiers Returned From France
County Red Cross official Attorney M D Hughes reports that government covers transport costs and funeral expenses for ex service members brought home from France, up to 100 dollars. He offers to assist next of kin with required signed receipts to obtain the funds.
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France
Red Cross
M. D. Hughes
Cline Building
Hughes
Kil led by a tax in Dayton tale headlines
John H. Swanson of Jamestown New York a Knights of Pythias lodge member was struck and killed instantly by a taxicab in Dayton Ohio last night. The key evidence a membership card was found in his pocket confirming his identity and affiliation.
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Dayton, CO
John H. Swanson
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Jamestown
N. Y
Old Bucyrus Bell Ends 54 Years of School Ringing
The Bucyrus bell that rang for 54 years at the Union school will be retired as part of remodeling that replaces the building with a $600,000 structure. Architects did not include a bell tower, reflecting a move away from bells in schools.
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Bucyrus
Old Union School
Free Panama Canal Souvenir Map Offer
The Messenger Information Bureau offers a free four color birdseye map of the Panama Canal to readers. Send two cents in stamps for return postage and fill the coupon with clear name and address to Frederic J. Haskin, Director, The Athens Messenger Information Bureau, Washington, D. C. Street
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Panama Canal
Panama
Free Information Bureau
the Messenger
Washington
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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