Liquor raids in Meigs County raise profits and arrests
Meigs County authorities report six more arrests in a crackdown on moonshine and liquor law violations. Federal and state officers aided local deputies, with Judge Cora B. Roberts overseeing arraignments. Several defendants pleaded guilty and were fined. others await hearings this week.
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Ty Treasury
Pomeroy Bend
Prohibition
Willock
Meigs County
H. T. Phillips
Athens
Harvey Lines
Nelsonville
Cora B. Roberts
Earl Hobbs
Hattie Hobbs
Jesse Roush
John Johnson
Headley Swisher
Ross Hicks
J. D. Mullford
Ray McCullum
Elmer Qualls
Roberts
Norris Fined for Failure to Tear Down Shed
Carl E. Norris of 30 Carpenter street paid a $10 fine plus costs after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty for failing to remove a condemned shed. Fire Marshal T. E. Neer had condemned the structure and Deputy Neer filed the negligence charge nearly two weeks earlier. Norris had agreed to demolish the building within ten days following a March 9 inspection after a thirty day warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Norris
Carpenter Street
Alex M. Moore
T. E. Neer
Norris
Neer
Italian aviator Pinedo dines with King Alphonse in Madrid
Francisco de Pinedo, Italian aviator, arrived in Madrid from Barcelona at 1:25 p m to have dinner with King Alphonse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco de Pinedo
Barcelona
Alphonse
Orteig Prize Backer Recounts Flight Adventure
Raymond Orteig, the wealthy hotel man who funded the 25000 prize that sparked aviation, recalls his reaction to Lindbergh’s historic win. He and his wife are shown returning from Europe, reflecting on his long standing aviation interest since Rheims days. He has flown only once.
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Raymond Orteig
Atlantic
Charlie Lindbergh
Orteig
Europe
Rheims
Wanderer John Bell hailed hero after jail break incident
In JOLIET ILL June 14 a 22 year old wanderer named John Bell was acclaimed a hero for stopping four high risk inmates during a prison breakout at the Will county jail. Bell wrestled a revolver from a deputy and shot two men while aiding deputies to subdue others as the sheriff and crowd faced gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Markgraff
Klein
Markegraffi
Bell
Rizzo
Walter Stalesky
Duschowski
Shader
Chicago
Red Cross aid arrives as Murray City suffers flood loss
Miss Ruth Riley a national Red Cross worker surveyed Murray City after a cloudburst and flood. An estimated sixty to one hundred families were affected with about 100000 dollars in property loss and the greatest danger noted was disease. The case was referred to the county board of health and a state health official will direct the relief program.
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National Red Cross
Murray City
Logan
Ruth Riley
County Board of Health
Monger
State Department of Health
Hocking County
the Red Cross
J. P. Miller
Warren Darby
Frank Mur
Phy
Jones
Red Cross
Mississippi
Miller
John Lovett
Ohio university summer term registration nears 1100 mark
Total summer term registration at Ohio university reaches 1 068 by noon, rising more than 500 from yesterday. Notable attendees include school officials from Somerset Frazenburg Fresno and Rio Grande college critic-teacher Roy Mathias and county examiner D F Gahm. Registrars forecast surpassing last year’s near 1 200 total with over 1 200 possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. A. Brown
Somerset
B. J. Fischer
Frazenburg
Fresno
Roy Mathias
Rio Grande College
D. F. Gahm
Bloomfield
Jackson County
F. B. Dilley
Sheriff closes seven beer camps in Butler county
Hamilton June 14 Sheriff George L. Sieneker said he ordered seven beer camps closed in Butler county and instructed numerous minors to appear before juvenile authorities following his campaign against underage drinking.
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Hamilton
Butler County
George L. Sieneker
Ohio State Board Chairman Resigns for Diploma Signoff
Lawrence E. Laybourne of Springfield Ohio resigns as chairman of the Ohio State University board of trustees so Julius Stone can sign his daughter's diploma as chairman.
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Columbus
Lawrence E. Laybourne
Springfield
Ohio State University, Board of Trustees
Julius Stone
Woman Struck by Car After Church Services
Mrs. Martha Morgan was struck as she stepped from the Church of Christ in Glouster. She suffered a bruised hip and arm but escaped serious injury when the automobile passed completely over her without its wheels touching her body. Two young men in the car offered a ride but she walked home with help. Their names were not learned.
Lindbergh and 6 Million Sleep Late in New York
Col Lindbergh and 6 000 000 enjoy a late morning rest in New York City as a young aviator rests in Metropolis today.
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Colonel Lindbergh
New York
Metropolis
Lindbergh Headlines New York Welcome Week
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and six million admirers drew massive crowds in New York as he rested after a gala arrival. He planned two speeches a midnight show with Governor Al Smith, a 7 pm Commodore appearance, and a 1 pm Central Park school event.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central Park
Biddles
Roosevelts
Lindbergh
Boys of 61 Take Center Stage at G A R Encampment
Canton hosts the second day of the 61st Annual State Encampment of the G A R with about 300 delegates expected to attend. The event marks a reunion for veterans and showcases sessions as the gathering continues.
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Canton
Poland faces unknown European war, says Polish minister
In Geneva on June 14, Polish foreign minister August Zaleski said a state of war exists in Europe that the world does not yet know about. He disclosed Poland's relations with neighboring nations in an interview with reporters.
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Geneva
Europe
August Zaleski
Poland
Hearing on New Pomeroy Bridge Continued a Day
Cincinnati report says U S engineers extend hearing to tomorrow to allow Pittsburgh Coal Exchange officials to present more data in their protest against a short span bridge over the Ohio River at Pomeroy. Pomeroy Mason Bridge Co proposes a 600 foot span while Pittsburgh river interests push for a 700 foot span.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Pittsburgh Coal Exchange
Ohio River
Pomeroy
U. S
Pomeroy - Mason Bridge Company
Pittsburgh River
Coolidge Train Rolls Toward Black Hills Vacation
President Coolidge travels aboard a nine car White House special train with 85 on board near Youngstown Ohio en route to the Black Hills South Dakota for the summer. The train includes pets Rebecca the raccoon Blackie the dog Rob Roy the cat and Prudent Prim the white collies plus a movie theater sun parlor and royal beds. The first stop is Hammond Indiana to dedicate Wicker Memorial Park. A two hour pause for a speech precedes continuing to Rapid City South Dakota arriving tomorrow night.
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President Coolidgh
Youngstown
White House
President Coolidge
Ohio
Black Hills
South Dakota
Mr. Coolidge
Rebecca
Blackie
Blackie, the Wandering Feline
Rob Roy
Prudence Prim
Hammond
Ind
Coolidge
Wicker Memorial Park
Calumet
Rapid City
S. D
Troop Review Set for Ohio National Guard Unit
Second battalion of the 372nd infantry National Guard unit, composed of African American soldiers, will be reviewed tomorrow at Camp Perry in a ceremony led by Governor Donahey.
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Columbus
372Nd Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Donahey
Sulley to Speak on Merchandising Problems at Hotel Berry
G W Sulley of the National Cash Register company will address Athens Retail Merchants Association and Athens Chamber of Commerce at a joint noon meeting at the Hotel Berry. He will discuss credit problems in retailing and related merchant concerns. He is also to speak to the Retail Credit bureau and the Board of Commerce at Parkersburg tonight.
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G. W. Sulley
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Athens Chamber of Commerce
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Berry
Sulley
Retail Credit Bureau
Board of Commerce
Parkersburg
President Coolidge Urges Education and Civic Duty
President Coolidge spoke at the Wicker Memorial near Hammond Indiana urging broader educational opportunities and stronger civic participation. He praised American industry and pioneer ideals, praised Lindbergh, and called for crime suppression religious devotion and patriotism at the ballot box before continuing to his summer retreat in the Black Hills.
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America
Wicker Memorial Park
Hammond
Ind
Coolidge
Wicker War Memorial
United States
Nurse of Soldiers Dies After Influenza Attack
Kathryn Roush daughter of Ambrose H. Roush longtime Syracuse resident died in Columbus after years of illness from a 1917 influenza attack when she nursed soldiers at Camp Sherman She spent years in Dayton and Columbus government hospitals Her father a Syracuse druggist owned a Syracuse home now Prof Will White’s body from her old home to Hill Cemetery for burial at 2 30 pm Reverend Lineberger will preach the funeral sermon
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Syracuse
Kathryn Roush
Ambrose H. Roush
Columbus
Camp Sherman
Dayton
Pomeroy
Will White
Hill
Lineberger
Rutland
Police hunt five in Cleveland kidnap and assault
Police search Cleveland for five men after they chained and beat Peter Riley 23 and abducted his fi ance Miss Lillian Nesbitt 18 of Parma. Nesbitt was later found by a roadside claiming she had been tossed from an automobile. A guard is posted at the home of one suspect.
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Cleveland
Peter Riley
Lillian Nesbitt
Parma
Riley
Five suspects held in dairy and restaurant holdups
Five suspects are held in Youngstown city jail after Monday holdups at Isaly Dairy Company store and the OK restaurant. Masked bandits escaped with 2535 dollars from both locations.
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Youngstown
Isaly Dairy Company
Ohio Sunday School Convention Opens in Portsmouth
Sunday school workers from across Ohio gather in Portsmouth for the annual Ohio State Sunday School convention. This afternoon marks the opening with 600 already registered and attendance expected to exceed 1,000.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Miners Meet in Columbus Over Flooded Hocking Valley
Mine workers union officials from many districts gathered in Columbus to discuss relief for idle workers and flood damage in the Hocking Valley. Lee Hall said the meeting could last two or three days as discussions tested miners attitude on not striking. Hall denied having authority to change suspension policy and said he had not seen Watkins who hinted of good news for miners in days ahead.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Lee Hall
Jacksonville
Hell’ Turday
George
Pe Hall
Nelsonville
Nel
Watkins
Hock'ng Valley
Illinois Mine Workers and Coal Operators Plan Next Meeting
In Chicago a brief session of the Illinois Mine Workers union and Illinois Coal Operators adjourned to meet June 21 in joint conference to discuss a possible settlement of the coal suspension across the state. The current halt in central bituminous mining began April 1, and the adjournment allows wage scale committee members to finalize a proposal for the owners.
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Chicago
Illinois Mine Workers’ Union
Ilinois
Illinois
Hunting accident leaves 15 year old wounded in Ravena
Vincest Delucca, 15, remained near death in a Ravena hospital after a hunting accident Monday. He walked a mile to his location before collapsing from the wound and was hospitalized today in critical condition.
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Ravena
Vincest Delucca
Deloca
New York Sketch by Sherwood Anderson in Vanity Fair
An excerpt from Sherwood Anderson in Vanity Fair references Athens and Rome with a dreamlike cityscape. The line highlights miles of pavements and public transit, portraying a wandering vision of urban life and youth culture.
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Mecca
Athens
Ohio
Rome
Springfield
Illinois
Fifth Avenue
New York
Sherwood Anderson
Vanity Fair
Fishio
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C. A. Hartley Messenger
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Clinton Webb
Ohio University
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Thrills
Winter Garden
New Pomeroy Bridge
Pittsburgh
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
William T. Kerr
National Flag Day Association
Jean Ladley
Betsy Ross Society
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