Johnson Will See Clowoble Johnson Will See
United States Senator Hiram Johnson of California arrived in London to study continental conditions. He plans to sail home mid July after a fortnight in Britain focusing on industrial affairs and will visit the House of Commons to compare with American Congress. He avoids discussing politics abroad.
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London
United States
Hiram Johnson
California
Europe
Ruhr
England
Scotland
Germany
Holland
Johnson
House of Commons
American Congress
America
International News Service
Hewitt Estate Trusteeship Ends in Athens County Case
The estate of John C. Hewitt of New Marshfield and Athens has concluded after years in Athens county common pleas court. Charles Burt of New Marshfield was discharged as trustee on Wednesday ending the assignment and related proceedings.
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Worstell
Burt
Mr. Hewitt
Hewitt
John C. Hewitt
New Marshfield
Athens
Stabbed Girl After Slander in Detroit Tragedy
In Detroit on June 14 Babe Hunter, 23, was stabbed to death in a quarrel with Evelyn Stalker, 22. Police say the women argued over alleged slanderous remarks about each other. Stalker is charged with murder after witnesses say she shouted this is my answer as she stabbed Babe.
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Detroit
Mich
Babe Hunter
Evelyn Stalker
Miss Stalker
Babe
New York curb exchange expels Waitzfelder leader
Jundé 14 Sylvester Waitzfelder head of Harris and company curb brokerage was expelled from the New York curb exchange by the governors today.
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New York
Sylvester Waitzfelder
Curb
Harris & Company
New York Curb Exchange
Ohio to Buy Higher Quality Flour for State Institutions
Columbus June 14 Better bread for state institutions is assured under a new wheat purchase plan. Purchasing Agent Brennan said 20 percent of hard winter or spring wheat flour will be used for institutions, with soft winter wheat flour also available. The agreement followed a conference called by Governor Donahey with Welfare Director Harper and Ohio Millers' Association representatives.
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Columbus
Brennan
Donahey
Harper
Ohio Millers’ Association
Prisoners to be put to work in federal penitentiaries
Washington plans to employ about 5500 prisoners from Atlanta Leaverish and McNeal Island in gainful jobs. Heber Wotaw superintendent of federal prisons and Harding’s brother in law is drafting a program to present to Congress detailing prison work class and cost. The effort aims to aid discipline form food habits and train inmates for life after release. Chairman Graham said the committee agrees.
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Gress
Atlanta
Leaverish
McNeal Island
Heber Wotaw
Harding
Wotan
Graham
Russell Named to State Board in Place of Bundy
Governor Donahey announced changes in Ohio state boards. John B. Youngblood of Franklin County was named chairman of the state penitentiary commission replacing RE C Shaw of Akron. Price Russell, the governor's executive secretary, was named secretary of the commission succeeding William S Bundy formerly of Athens now on the state civil service commission.
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Columbus
Donahey
John B. Youngblood
Franklin County
RE. C. Shaw
Akron
State Penitentiary Commission
Price Russell
William 8S. Bundy
Athens
State Civil Service Commission
Masons Offer Building Stock for Temple Co
The Masonic Temple Co board met to offer 6 preferred non taxable stock to Masons and the public. Stock may be obtained from directors Arthur Anderson Tink Duncan Washhtold C O Moore and Ned Wolf. No construction plans were announced for the new building at this time.
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The
Masonic Temple Co
Masons
Arthur Anderson
Tink Duncan
Wasehhtold
C. O. Moore
Ned Wolf
Judge Awards Custody to Real Mother in Illinois Case
In Chicago municipal court Judge Joseph David ruled in a rare custody case that Mrs. Julia Wazny Prybilski is the real mother of five year old Leonard Felicia Wazny. Mrs. Nicholas Lentz fainted as the decision was announced.
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Chicago
Joseph David
Illinois
Julia Wazny Prybilski
Leonard Felicia Wazny
Nicholas Lentz
Young burglars taken by police in Youngstown
Two Elmira boys were picked up while asleep in a field on the outskirts of Youngstown and held for New York authorities. They confessed to stealing the automobile they were traveling in and robbing a Bath New York general store and high school, taking groceries, cigarettes and wearing apparel.
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Youngstown
Elmira
N. Y
New York
Bath
N.Y
West Writes From Jail Life In Columbus
Ellis W. West, a former local pitcher and chorus leader, writes from Franklin County jail where he and other Columbus chiropractors are jailed for refusing to pay fines after failing state exams. He continues directing a 48 member Morean Memorial church chorus and leads a Wechange club quartet, with plans to hear from Athens friends.
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Franklin County
Columbus
West
Athens
Morean Memorial Church
Columbus Fair
Wechange Club
Stadio
Divorce suit filed in Athens county court
Mrs. Grace Morrison files for divorce from William Morrison in Athens county common pleas court alleging marriage in September 1918 and three years of willful absence and adultery with Grace Sharp. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony.
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Athens
Retaliation by higher ups charged by Brewers
In St Louis on June 14 the United States Shipping Board retaliation over liquor sales disclosures led to the sudden cancellation of a contract with Anheuser Busch Inc to supply beverages for the steamer Leviathan. Leviathan President August A Busch declared the claim in a statement.
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ST. Louis
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Leviathan
August A. Busch
Glouster News of Local Movements and Paving Bonds
Glouster residents travel to Columbus for medical and business matters including appendectomy at Grant hospital and renovations by G A Cornwell. Visitors arrive from Oakland and Detroit while postal routes and Goodrich Rubber staff changes are noted. Jacksonville advertises two street paving bond issues totaling 2969.99 and another for a second project pending sale on June 25.
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Jacksonville
Palmer Street
Glouster Mayoral Race, Public Affairs Board Nominees
Frank Bryson quits mayoral bid in Glouster. Democrats weigh an avowed candidate as J H Henshaw seeks renomination and H A Homers runs for the board of public affairs before the Republican primary. Three members to be nominated.
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Frank Bryson
Glouster
J. H. Henshaw
Board of Public Affairs
H A. Homers
Hoerd of Public Affairs
Miners' Leader William Applegarth Dies at 44
Secretary Treasurer William Applegarth 44 of the Eastern Ohio miners' union died at his Bridgeport home after an illness from the 1914 strike. He leaves a widow and children.
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Bridgeport
Bellaire
William Applegarth
Eastern Ohio Miners’ Union
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