Buckeye Lake Tornado Deaths and Destruction Near Newark
A tornado at Buckeye Lake near Newark Ohio killed three people and left others missing or injured. Fifty cottages were leveled and several boats capsized. officials fear additional deaths as searchers comb the wreckage and bath houses. The loss is estimated at around 100000 dollars.
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Newark
Buckeye Lake
Byron Hall
M. Zigler
Lydia Wohrle
Columbus
Hill
Zigler
Neal Addition
George Hayden
Frank Klotz
Jack Boyer
Bath House
Byron Hill
Corridon Ave
Leonard Ave
Riously
John Wohrle
John Whorle, Jr
City Fire Fighters Save Village Nearly Fireproof
Olive Branch June 12 prompt arrival of Cincinnati fire companies saved the village from destruction after villagers formed a bucket brigade battling since Sunday evening. City charged $100 an hour for Cincinnati fire company services.
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Olive Branch
Cincinnati Fire Companies
Cinnati
Film rights dispute over Doyle Lost World injunctions
Miss Catherine Curtis of Los Angeles paid 35000 for the film rights to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World showing prehistoric creatures. Now the project is blocked by injunctions against Doyle by the creature maker, risking Curtis's investment.
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Catherine Curtis
Los Angeles
A. Conan Doyle
Oyle
Fleck Seeks Athens County Auditor Nomination
William M. Fleck a Nelsonville businessman and lifelong Republican seeks the Republican nomination for Athens County auditor. He has collegiate training at Miami and Ohio Northern universities plus business courses, nine years teaching and eight years in government work in Nelsonville, with accounting and supervisory experience. Fleck is active in Masonic circles, Eastern Star, El-Karnak and K P, and has two children Ralph and Ruth Louise.
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Miami
Ohio Northern
Vorhees Business College of
Indianapolis
Davis Business College of
Toledo
Nelsonville
Ralph
Ruth Louise
Fleck
Masonic
Eastern Star
Athens County
Philadorean Lodge
El-Karnak
Bill
Hobos Leader Invites Harding to Annual Buffalo Meet
James Eads Howe, millionaire head of the Hobosa Association, extends a public invitation to President Harding to attend the annual convention in Buffalo on July 2 3 and 4. The group operates as the International Brotherhood of Hobos.
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Harding
James Eads Howe
Hobosa’ Association
Buffalo
Interna Brotherhood
Wes
Quarrel Over Child Ends In Killing Of Young Man
Paris notes France prepares a reply to a British memorandum on an ultimatum to Soviet Russia at The Hague conference. In Ohio, Clinton Lewellyn, 17, died from a shotgun wound alleged to be from Daniel Crane, 36, at the Lewellyn home near Nelsonville. Crane was arrested. a first degree murder charge is expected.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
Russia
Larimer
Farbearn
Lewellyn
Crane
Pearson
Mary K. Davey
White
Basil
White Farm
Drane
Labor Faith Faces Court Ruling as AFL Opens
The American Federation of Labor opens its 42nd annual convention in Cincinnati amid anger at recent court decisions. Gompers blasts the judiciary as a threat to labor, calling the supreme court actions days apart a return to dark days. Delegates fear dissension over building trades critique.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Executive Council
Federation
Gompers
Building Trades Council
Building Trades Department
Labor
Supreme Court of
Three Men Die At Rail Crossing In Ohio Tragedy
Three Knox township residents Van Bibber aged 62 Aaron Harkins aged 63 and George Gibbs aged 57 were killed when their automobile collided with a north bound Hocking Valley train at East Main street crossing in McArthur Ohio. The car descending a grade struck the train and was demolished. Gibbs was crushed beyond recognition. Surviving relatives include Gibbs wife and child, Harkins wife and two children, and Van Bibber two sons and ten daughters.
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Gibbs
Vinton County
Athens County
van Bibber
Harkins
Details of Pact Are Cleaned Up
London June 12 The Anglo Irish problem remains largely unchanged though progress appears favorable as parliament meets after recess Minor details of the amended Irish constitution have been cleared up and Arthur Griffith may need to return to Dublin for consultation before final settlement negotiations conclude
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London
Arthur Griffith
Dail Breann
Dublin
Ohio University baccalaureate honors large graduating class
Dr E B Bryan delivered the baccalaureate address to Ohio University's largest senior class of the century in a crowded Ewing Hall. The program lists events including an academic procession at 8 20 A M an address by Bishop Francis John McConnell at 9 00 A M an alumni luncheon at noon and a president's reception at 2 06 P M with Carl Dunkle Sheppard in attendance.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Bryan
Francis John McConnell
D. D
Carl Dunkle Sheppard
University Library
Fred W. Bush
Fred Johnson
D. J. Evans
Rachel
Mary Johnson
Marie Hope
Virginia Powell
William Walsh
Dean Voigt
Mwie Jewett
Elizabeth Herbert
Torch
Cresset
Art Department
Ohio Field
Bryan speech links knowledge and freedom at campus vesper
Dr Bryan cites 150 four year seniors to show belief in knowledge and truth, urges open and active minds to distinguish facts from eternal truths. He says liberty comes from obeying laws and fulfilling purpose, and urges shaping life with brave open minds. A storm forced the vesper to be held in the auditorium with YWCA and YMCA participation and Rev Bond speaking.
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Bryan
God
Bond
Oldest Living Ohio Graduate Returns for Commencement
J L Hatfield 83 oldest living graduate of Ohio University travels from San Francisco to Athens with his daughter Dr Lena Hatfield to attend the commencement. A Civil War veteran and former Latin and Greek professor, he recalls Beta Theta Pi days and his ties to the Delta Tau Delta charter members.
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J. L. Hatfield
Ohio University
Athens
United States
Hatfield
San Francisco
McArthur
Vinton County
Bishop
Ransion
W. H. Scott
Initation
9Uth
Ohio Regiment
Army of the Cumberland
Thomas
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Beta Theta Pi Wa Ihe
Delta Tau Delta
Ohio University Trustees Approve Faculty Raises and New Appointments
Ohio University held its annual board meeting at President Bryan's office as seven new trustees were inaugurated. The board re elected most faculty, added 19 raises ranging from 120 to 400 dollars yearly, and appointed new teachers including Dr. C C Robins to head the music college and Mrs Robins to teach piano.
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Ohio University
Board of Trustees
Bryan
Davis
Trustes
David Il Thomas
Marietta
C. CC. Robins
Penn State
A. S Thompson
College of Music
Robinson
United States
Board of
Or. C. Bird
J. P Porter
Clarkscollege
Worchester
Mass
H. G. Good
Colgate University
C. EB. Cooper
B. M. Thompson
Raymer MacQuiston
Harvard
Mary Farnum
Lake Forest College
Ilinois
F. Stewart
Constance McLeod
Kindergarden
Helen Reynolds
Maude
Crossett
Isabel Shore
Marie Swaim Mardis
Loring Hall
Hall
Hamblin
Davidson
Jones
Crow
Biddle
O’blomess
Hopkins
Johnson
Hogan
Etkenberry McVay
Frank Appel
Portsmouth
Fred Bush
Athens
J. 8. Collicott
Columbus
Charles W. Cookson
Carl Iv Sheppard
Akron
David W. Thomas
Earnest I. Antrim
van Wert
President Bryan
Dr. Bryan
I. M. Foster
Austria Hopeful Despite Desperate Economic Straits
Vienna reports Otto Kahn says Austria's future hinges on overcoming the St Germain treaty, calling it a political blunder while urging resilience over the next two years to rebuild Europe.
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Vienna
Austria
Otto ‘Kahn
Kahn
Paris
St. Germain
St . Germain
Europe
America
Woodrow Wilson
Toll in New York City Climbs as Storm Deaths Mount
June 12 report from New York details escalating toll from the citys worst storm in history. Drowned victims, a toppled giant turbine wheel, uprooted trees and other storm damage are listed as casualties.
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New York
Ita
Classon Point Park
Mattaroneck
New Rochelle
New York City
Metropolis
Free Garden Book Offer From Washington
The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington offers a free Garden Booklet. Send two cents for return postage and provide name and address clearly to receive a copy. Describes planting guidance and potential savings for families.
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Department of Agriculture
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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