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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

10

New York Play Test Of Censorship By Jury

Censorship of New York plays faced its first real test as "The Bank of 1926" was ordered closed by a citizens jury but not shown last night. The management sought an injunction to resume performances. Four juries were empaneled a week earlier by District Attorney J. H. Benton.

New York U.P Citizens J. H. Benton

American to wed Dutch-American Gideon Boissevain

Coun Cathcart plans marriage to 25-year-old American Gideon Boissevain, a member of a prominent Dutch American alliance. The notice appears in the Daily Graphic with details dated June 9 from London.

London U.P Countess Cathcart Daily Graphic Gideon Boissevain

Deer Damage Gardens Prompt Local Appeal in New York

In Scarsborough New York residents report deer in Westchester and Putnam counties injuring magnolias and tulips on estate gardens. The repeated damage has driven locals to seek official action and enforcement to curb the deer trespass.

Scarsborough N. Y Westchesterland Putnam Counties

Kingston graveyard turned into garden with lone Waterloo hero stone

A disused burial ground at Kingston is converted into a garden. All headstones are removed except Josiah Clues’s, a Waterloo veteran who died in 1842.

London Kingston Josiah Clues Waterloo Gied

Galloping Snakes Reported by South Africa Tourists

Naturalists returning from a South Africa tour report finding snakes capable of keeping pace with galloping horses. They observed the snakes with rawhide riding gear and noted the snakes could strike. the bite is described as deadly.

London South Africa South

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