Audian deal over oil only a great hoax
London informs that oil adviser Leslie Urquhart contends the alleged Russian oil deal is a myth. He argues Russia cannot export oil now, citing Baku production collapse, reduced wells, and huge future drilling costs before pre war output can be restored. He warns Russia would need years and large investment to supply markets.
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International News Service
London
England
Leslie Urquhart
Lloyd George
Genoa
Moscow
British Oil Fields Consolidated Company
Urquhart
Russia
Seek to Destroy Valuable Records
An unsuccessful attempt to burn the alien property custodian offices in the veterans bureau building was reported. Rags soaked in kerosene were pushed through a window and set alight from outside. Officials believe the aim was to destroy records.
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Washington
Alien Property
Veterans Bureau
Secret Service
Old Beech Tree Saved For Alumni Souvenirs At OU
Ohio University will lose its ancient beech tree in front of East Wing as it is felled this summer. The Alumni Association authorized Harold J. Bentley to saw limbs and craft keepsakes including paper knives book ends jewel boxes and other items from the tree for visiting alumni at commencement.
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East Wing
Ohio University
University
Harold J. Bentley
Athens
Bentley
Logan Book Store
Seismic Quake Ticks Washington Hours After Midnight
A severe quake registered on Georgetown University seismograph starting at 11 40 last night. The peak was at 12 05 this morning. The quake was estimated to originate about 2 200 miles from Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Rompers Call For Open Talks At Round Table
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor invites employers to meet around the table to discuss and reach a reasonable agreement on controversial issues in the industry. He says open talks should avoid jug-handie or dominance and aim for lasting understanding. He warns that open shop policies undermine confidence between employers.
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Cincinnati
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation ‘O ‘Labor
Gompers
All Trades Union S
Worried Over Fall Elections and Coal Strike
Washington June 12 Republican leaders fear the coal strike may affect November elections. Secretary Hoover thinks no settlement is in sight. In Pennsylvania 406000 miners idle, many foreigners, about half eligible to vote.
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Washington
Hoover
Pennsylvania
United States
Deaths-Funerals Fred Woodgert Albany
Fred Woodgert aged 51 died at 10 30 Sunday morning in a Columbus hospital after surgery and pneumonia illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 30 am at Cumberland Presbyterian church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Survived by three brothers Albert Jacksonville Frank Ostego Mich Charles Carpenter and two sisters Mrs Charles Bean and Miss Emma Woodgert of Albany.
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Albany
Fred Woodgert
Columbus
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Albert
Jacksonville
Frank
Ostego
Mich
Charles
Carpenter
Charles Bean
Emma Woodgert
Harding signs Wadsworth McKensie bill in Washington
President Harding signed the Wadsworth McKensie bill in Washington this June. Details indicate approval of legislative measures impacting federal policy and governance. The action marks a formal enactment by the executive branch amid ongoing congressional activity.
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Washington
Harding
Belcher Creates Notable Academic Record At Ohio University
Paul F. Belcher a Gallipolis youth graduates Tuesday from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Arts degree and an unprecedented scholastic record. He earned an A average in all courses, taught as a student tutor, wrote for magazines, engaged in wrestling and debating, and contributed to clubs and Torch. He plans to pursue higher degrees at another university while remaining modest and active.
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Paul F. Belcher
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Belcher
Torch
Higgins to Remain in Detroit Bowl for Alimony Payment
Detroit, Mich June 12 Al fred J Higgins will stay in the Detroit bowl of correction until he earns 386 dollars. At 12 dollars a week inmates receive this sum is alimony for the support of his eight year old son Alfred dr. Mrs Higgins testified the husband had paid nothing. Higgins was sentenced for contempt of court.
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Detroit
Mich
Alfred J. Higgins
Detroit Bowl of Correction
Helen
Alfred
Higgins
Goff
Wilbur pleads not guilty in Logan County shooting case
The Rev. William E. Wilbur of Blair County entered a not guilty plea to charges tied to the death of Deputy Sheriff John Gore during an armed miners march in Logan County last summer.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Wiliam E. Wilbur
Blair County
John Gore
Logan County
Speed Cop Begins Regular Duty Two Speeders Fined
Athens County's new speed cop Officer Henry D Nice fined Granville Berlin 2 dollars plus costs for 47 mph on the Canaanville Pike. J C McClanahan 55 mph awaits hearing before Magistrate Hedges. Tepper, a leading Ohio restaurant owner, died by poison in the hospital after a shooting.
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Henry D. Nice
Athens County
Nice
Canaanville Pike
Granville Berlin
Athens
Hedges
J. C. McClanahan
Canaanville
Tepper
Ohio
General Hospital
Shot and kill 28 year old wife ends life in Toledo
Mrs Curnessy Tepper, 28, shot and killed her former husband John H Tepper in Toledo Ohio, following a crime that ended with her taking her own life. The incident is reported by International News Service with details not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Toledo
International News Service
Curnessy Tepper
John H
Lost Arm While on Western Trip
J E Rathburn of Spring street learned his son Lee Rathburn age 19 had an arm amputated at the elbow in St Luke's hospital Davey Iowa after a trip through the west. An extensive search traced Lee via Don Hooper and Bob Rathburn from Athens and Overmeyer bakery to the Northwest with authorities notified and a reunion planned in Iowa.
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J. E. Rathburn
Spring Street
Wori
Davey
Iowa
Lee Rathburn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bob Rathburn
Overmeyer
Athens
Don Hooper
Hooper
Iinois
Young Rathburn
Unfortunate Traveler Home After Accident
The traveler returns home following an accident that required the amputation of young Rati Burn's arm. The cause of the incident remains unknown.
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Ratiburn
Evidence of price fixing in soft coal industry surfaces
Documentary evidence shows soft coal operators used their price fixing pact with Secretary Hoover to set a $3.50 a ton minimum at mines. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts says evidence is pouring in to the Senate labor committee.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate Labor Committee
Walsh
Mass
Todas
Favors Measure to Stop Trading in Grain Futures
The House Agriculture Committee ordered a favorable report on a bill granting the secretary of agriculture authority to regulate grain futures trading on exchanges. The measure responds to Supreme Court rulings that the Capper-Stockman anti grain gambling act was unconstitutional.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
States Supreme Court
Michigan to survey mentality role in crime
Lansing authorities authorize a state survey to determine how mentality influences inmate presence in state institutions. Prisoners will be classified and assigned work based on mentality, marking the first such initiative in Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
State Administrative Board
Michigan
Yesterday's Results in American Association Games
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 10 to 1 and St Paul beat Toledo 17 to 4. Other results included St Paul 7 Toledo 3 and Indianapolis sweeping Milwaukee in three games 6 to 2 7 to 2 and 7 to 5 with Louisville edging Kansas City 6 to 2 and 4 to 0.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Baseball scores from early nine and extra innings
In the American League Cleveland beat Philadelphia 9 to 8 and Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 6 after 13 innings. Detroit crushed Washington 8 to 0. New York and St. Louis finished 4 to 4.
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New York Seceune
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago Et
Boston
Chicago
New York
New York Beats Cincinnati 2 1 as Brooklyn Triumphs 6 1
The National League slate shows New York defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Brooklyn edging Chicago 6 to 1 with no other games scheduled.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Baseball Schedule Briefs For Major League Tonight
The card lists five American League games with matchups Minneapolis at Columbus St. Paul at Toledo Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville and Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago. No other games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
National League Matchups Highlight Evening Schedule
Cincinnati visits New York while Chicago plays Brooklyn and St Louis faces Philadelphia. Pittsburg travels to Boston as the NL slate intensifies.
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National League
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Kempton Corrected in County Recorder Race Announcement
In the August primary petitions article J F Kempton of Jacksonville was misnamed as J E Kempton and listed with the wrong residence Trimble. The correct candidate is J F Kempton from Jacksonville running on the Republican ticket for county recorder.
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Eenen
ILD
Jax
Lan
D. Zenner Company Mens Shop
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Miain
Homburg
Inverness
Ormay
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Sabor
PS Sp
Oldbeech
Bentley Shop
California
Hal
Rompers
Warren W. Wheaton
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Bushnell
North
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