Ohio University Board Approves Faculty Increases and Building Plans
The Ohio University board of trustees voted diplomas to 344 graduates for 1923 and approved salary raises for long serving professors. New buildings for manual training and a training school will be erected on university land while no property purchases were made. Dr Bryan received a resolution of commendation for his leadership as president and faculty additions included Dr Simeon Bing as education professor and Don Peden and John Heldt as instructors.
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Board of Trustees of
Ohio University
Bryan
Simeon E. Bing
Rio Grnde College
Don C. Peden
University of Illinois
John C. Heldt
University of Iowa
W .T. Reed
Cornell University
A. C Robinson
Ruth Savage
Oberlin
C. W. Savage
Albert LaFleur
Clarke University
Board of Trustees
Ohis University
Ohio
Timothy S. Hogan
Columbus
Priest and Prohibition Officials Indicted in Denver Liquor Case
Federal grand jury indicts Father Walter A Ciace former pastor of St Annes Shrine in Denver for forgery related to disposal of thousands of dollars of high grade liquor. Former Prohibition Director E H McClenahan and four assistants charged with irregularities in Denver prohibition crackdown.
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Pueblo
Colo
Federal Grand Jury
Walter A Ciace
St. Annes Shrine
Denver
Prohibition
E. H McClenahan
President Harding Returns From Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President Harding ends a weekend cruise on Chesapeake Bay and returns to Washington to tackle a heavy work load at the desk. He faces ten days of strenuous effort before departing for Alaska.
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Washington
Harding
Chesapeake Bay
Dela
Harding Yeere
Alaska
Fear Another Balkan War Is Brewing
Account notes growing tensions in the Balkan region over Bulgaria amid fighting rumors. The text also mentions mechanical problems during a newspaper edition's installation delaying full coverage as editors worked to complete the issue.
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Bulgaria
Messenger
Heavy rains flood Colorado causing deaths and damage
Denver reports widespread floods from a 36 hour rainfall. Richard Foote, 10, of Chicago, drowned after falling into the Redstone River while visiting relatives near Loveland. Sections near Greeley Longmont Fort Collins and Loveland were inundated as the Big Thompson and Platte rivers overflowed and threatened railway lines.
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Denver
Colo
Richard Foote
Chicago
Loveland
Redstone
Greeley
Longmont
Fort Collins
Big Thompson
Platte
Toos
Made Good on Dinner Threat
Police search for Wayne Hyatt 24 after he shot his wife Naomi Hyatt 22 in Columbus. The incident occurred at the dinner table following an argument. Mrs. Hyatt was taken to J Francis hospital. A visitor, Hazel Williamson, said Hyatt threatened to shoot her if she moved before the shooting and then fled.
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Columbus
Wayne Hyatt
Naomi Hyatt
Serbs Mass at Bulgarian Border Amid Frontier Fights
Belgrade reports Servian troops massed along the Bulgarian frontier to curb neutrality violations by Bulgarian revolutionaries. Eighty police were killed or wounded in clashes at Caribrod. Soldiers in armored cars patrol Sofia streets.
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Belgrade
Caribrod
Sofia
Miller’s health struggles amid jailhouse murder case
In Pomeroy Ohio on June 11 James E. Miller, accused of murder, shows worsening health due to confinement and nervous strain. He sought multiple medical visits from Dr. J A Miller as peers report differing mental states among inmates, with Sarvee Holt remaining comparatively stable despite concerns about being sent back to West Virginia.
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Pomeroy
Une
James E. Miller
J. A. Miller
Sarvee Holt
Reynolds
Swanner
West Virginia
Shadow 50 Miles Long Falls Over Tacoma
A shadow about 50 miles long, cast by Mount Rainier, recently stretched across the city of Tacoma Washington, as sunshine and light conditions created a striking sight over the urban area.
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Mount Rainier
Tacoma
Wash
Fire devastates Broad Street station in Philadelphia blaze
Firefighters contained a fierce early morning fire at Broad Street Pennsylvania railroad station in Philadelphia. Loss may exceed a million dollars as four passenger cars plunged from an collapsing elevated structure, scattering twisted rails and steel while hundreds flee amid darkness and chaos.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Fire damages two buildings after Broad Street station blaze
Sparks from the Broad Street Pennsylvania railroad station ignited a second fire in the adjoining Fox theatre under construction. Six floors of the theatre building were heavily damaged as flames spread over about two blocks by three hundred feet. Firemen reported at 10:15 a.m. that they had the blazes under control.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street Pennsylvania
Fox Theatre
Avon Dale pastor attacks fixed Christian creed
The Rev John B Ascham of Avon Dale Methodist Church in Cincinnati urged his congregation to reject fixed systems of belief about man origins the Bible and the nature of Christ and God He said religion should reflect an individual's personal approach to God and build on personal experience rather than ancestral doctrine.
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Cincinnati
God
John B. Ascham
Avondale Methodist Church
Balkan Turmoil Deepens as Bulgaria Faces Revolt
Fears of a Balkan war rise as Bulgaria and Greece are said to be under military rule. Fighting erupts in Sofia with five killed. armoured cars appear in Vratza amid guerrilla clashes. Protests pour in as the Macedonia party controls Sofia and Premier Stambulinsky is missing or fled.
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David M. Church
London
Bulgaria
Greece
Sofia
Vratza
Macedonian Revolutionary Party
Boris
Alexander Stambulinsky
Slavovitza
Caribrod
Peasant Party
Botefe
Radomir
Atanassoff
Stambulinsky
Thrace
Karagarch
Turkey
Miami Men Observe a Silver Anniversary
Oxford Ohio June 11. President Aymond M Hughes of Miami University and Dr Edgar E Brandon dean of the liberal arts college will commemorate their twenty fifth year of service at the annual commencement exercises today.
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Oxford, O
Aymond M. Hughes
Miami University
Edgar E Brandon
Liberal Arts
Miami
Western streams on rampage nearly flood state
The Kaw river in Topeka rose to 19.6 feet then receded slightly, dikes holding. Union Pacific signalman Richard Reynolds, 45, drowned while inspecting a roadbed. Arkansas City reports about 300 homeless and millions in damages as floodwaters wash away scores of houses and flood the Santa Fe roundhouse. About 1000 people marooned in a school house. many rivers statewide out of banks.
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Topeka
Eas
Kaw
Richard Reynolds
Union Pacific Railroad
Arkansas City
Kas
Arkansas
Santa Fe
Drowning of Meigs County Youth During High School Swim
Cir cil Gregory a 15 year old from near Guysville drowned Sunday in four feet of water at Wales Mills on Raccoon creek during a Guysville high school party after dinner. Athens physicians attempted revival with a pulmotor but failed.
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Meigs County
Harrisonville
Wales Mills
Circil Gregory
Wesley Gregory
Guysville
Raccoon Creek
Guysville High School
Gregory
Athens
Otherwise Meaning In Negro Circles Of Cincinnati
Cincinnati police reported a sign reading Check All Packages and Otherwise for Five Cents in a West Sixth Street cafe. Investigation exposed a dice game with excited black players. no weapons were found on individuals, but each carried a tagging system labeled Otherwise with a cache of knives, revolvers, and razors in the checking counter.
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Cincinnati
West Sixth Street
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets Meet in Cleveland
About 25 000 members of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm gathered in Cleveland Ohio for the largest national meeting yet. The opening session was set for 10 am with Mayor Kohler welcoming the befezzed visitors. A parade with over 10 000 participants marching downtown was planned for 2 30 pm, extending over three miles.
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Cleveland, CO
Mystic Order of
Blue Lodge Masonry
Xohler
Cleveland
Cleaning guidance for oil cloth and linoleum care
Do not use hot soap suds on oil cloth or linoleum. Wipe with tepid water using a cloth dampened in equal parts cold milk and water.
Car Shortage Seen Blocking Shipments This Fall
Washington reports a definite car shortage this fall likely to mirror or exceed last year’s, risking fruit and produce rotting in the west. Officials cite jammed railways and 16,277 cars short as of May 31, with no estimate on future needs for moving crops to markets.
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Washington
Ing
The
American Railway Association
Seaboard
Ohio penitentiary dog tag shortage for 1923
Tags issued for eo county total four thousand with all used. Seventy five extra dogs found and licenses paid, but no more tags available this year.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Penitentiary
Eo County
Farm Home Lost In Night Blaze Near Jer seyville
Don and Sam Jeffers awoke to fire at 10 p m Sunday in their one mile north of Jerseyville home. They saved a few items before the frame two story eight room house, owned by Sam Jeffers, was a total loss with about 7000 dollars in damage. No wind limited spread to surrounding farm buildings.
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Don
Sam Jeffers
Jerseyville
Jeffers Brothers
Jeffers
Athens
Chinese Bandits About to Release Every Prisoner
Shanghai June 11 The French consul said the French representative at Tsao-Chung believed all captives of the Shantung bandits would be released within 12 hours. The prisoners were captured May 6 during the Shanghai Pekin express raid.
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Shanghai
Tsao-Chung
Two Men Die After Train Strikes at Crossing
Steubenville Ohio June 11 two men aged 23 identified as Andrew Martin and an unnamed companion were struck and killed by a Louis- New York Pennsylvania flyer train two miles from Steubenville as they returned from a baseball game between the Pirates and a local club. Both victims were badly mangled.
Jealousy blamed in nurse murder case in New York
Eligio Lazado, a Filipino slayer, awaits grand jury indictment for the murder of 23 year old nurse Helen Blossom Martin. Detectives tie motive to jealousy over a romance with Benjamin Mandel, a married shoe firm partner, whose alleged love nest is cited as context.
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New York
Eligio Lazado
Helen “Blossom” Martin
New York Bay
Lazado
Miss Martin
Benjamin Mandel
Mandel
Sandor Mandel & Company
Wheat Flood Drags Kay County Towns In Oklahoma
Six drownings reported in the Salt Fork river near 101 Ranch as floodwaters rise in Kay county and adjoining areas. Thousands of acres of wheat submerged and many families driven from homes.
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Ponca City
Okla
Salt Fork
101 ‘Ranch
Kay
Youngest Grad Robert A Loeb Eclipses Peers
Robert A. Loeb, son of Albert Loeb, is noted as the youngest graduate from Chicago business school this June. At 18 he is described as athletic and studious, finishing near the top of his class despite his youth.
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Robert A. Loeb
Albert Loeb
Chicago
Yemaee
Loeb
Ohio University sermon extols new wine in new bottles
President Bryan delivered a Sunday morning baccalaureate address urging graduates to avoid old habits and embrace positive reform. He warned against clinging to tradition and formalism, urging the “new wine” of life be put into “new bottles” and accompanied by personal initiative. The evening program featured a University chorus and a performance of Ruth by Gaul, praised as the finest musical at the university.
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Ohio
Bryan
Dent Bryan
Sen
Helen Hedden
University
Prisor C. C. Robinson
Ruth
A Gaul
Tragic Crash Kills Man In Wheeling WV
Jacob N. Jochum, 32, died in a Wheeling hospital at 8:30 this morning from injuries after a collision yesterday involving a car struck by a telegraph pole. The gas explosion showered occupants with debris. he suffered a broken leg and other injuries and was unable to be extricated.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jacob. N. Jochum
Ie Gea
Tragic Vehicle Crash In Youngstown Claims Elderly Pedestrian
A Sunday crash in Youngstown leaves Eloise Tribble injured after being struck by a car driven by an unnamed motorist. Authorities report the elderly pedestrian was rescued from the scene and transported for treatment of serious injuries.
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Youngstown
Eloise
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