Republican Leaders Outline November Campaign From Chicago
Western Progressive back Harding and Coolidge after a Chicago meeting. Wil Hays directs national effort from Chicago with committees and managers planned. Harding holds talks with Leslie Shaw and Senator Fall while preparing his acceptance address and continued Senate plans.
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West
Harding
Gov. Coolidge
Chicago
Wil Hays
Western National Committee
Noverster
Warren G
Hays
New
York
Washington
Arrana
Henry Is Given Term in Prison
Henry Dominick Henry a former police inspector in the Tenderloin District was found guilty of perjury for falsifying affidavits against James B. E. Smith Assistant District Attorney. He was sentenced to seven years by Justice von Waste after a motion for a new trial was overruled.
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New York
Dominick Henry
Tenderloin
James BE. Smith
Von
Three Divorces Reported In State Court Monday
Three divorces were granted in common pleas court, including Samuel Parker King and Isabel King, and Amelia Shark tentio matters. August Shark received a divorce for cruelty, with his wife accused of striking him and leaving him. William Gabriel Kern’s action to stop a sale of a Nashville estate was dismissed at his cost.
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Samuel Parker King Gat
Isabel King
Angalpat
Amelia Shark
Ann . King Township
August Shark
Caen
Wiliam Gabriel
Wiliam
S. Kern
Nals Esta
Athens
Gabriel
Funeral for Thomss Goodfellow Ranked for Thursday
The body of Thomss Goodfellow 3, a young Eng lish miner, killed in an explosion at the old Johnson mine Monday noon will be laid to rest at The Plains church with burial at Hocks. James Murray and another worker survived with injuries. The blast, likely caused by accumulated gas, occurred at the bottom of the mine where ten men were working.
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Thomss Goodfellow
Engl
Johnson Mine
Hocking
the Plains Church
Hocks
James Murray
Goodfellow
Dempsey Ready to Resume Training at Once
San Francisco dispatch reports Jack Dempsey will start training immediately and be ready within two weeks, as stated by Jac Kearns after the acquittal. Kearns to issue formal statement tonight. Prohibition officers pursue a leak from bonded warehouses in Pittsburg as trunks in Union Station melt under heat. two cases of whiskey seized.
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San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Jac Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Pittsburg
Prohibition
Union Station
Mystery Bicycle Addressed to Woodrow Wilson Stirs White House
Washington reports a bicycle found at the White House labeled for Woodrow Wilson. Dr Grayson says the bike was not ordered for the president and Wilson apparently does not plan to ride it. The mystery centers on who will ride the bicycle and why it is addressed to Wilson.
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White House
Washington
White
Grayson
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Resolute Wins Eighth Trial Race Over Vanitie
The sloop Resolute triumphed in the eighth trial, finishing about three minutes ahead of Vanitie. Resolute clocked 2 09 55 while Vanitie finished at 2 12 05 at Newport.
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Newport
Rik
Jute
College Play Delights With Humorous Local Cast
A college production features Esther Kenney Dean Copeland Nell Jack Doe and Marian Walden among a skilled cast. Joe Morrison as the minister delivers excruciatingly funny moments as audiences applaud the stage work praised for its lively humor and strong regional appeal.
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Ihio
Isitora
Esther Kenney
Dean Copeland
Nell
Jack Doe
Carrily
Robert. Cross
I Strickland
Eileen. Wagner
Hatch
Marian Walden
Charles Woodworth
Madge Carr
Dr. Willoughby
McClare
Joe Morrison
Orris B. Barber
Twink Starr
E. L. Ferguson
M. Atkinson
G. A. Davis
Congressman Simeon D. Fess Set for Harding Event
Congressman Simeon D. Fess of Yellow Springs will speak Saturday evening in Athens as part of the Harding celebration. He chairs the Republican national congressional committee and aided Harding at the Chicago convention. He also speaks in Philadelphia Thursday and Washington Friday.
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Foster
Simeon D. Fess
Yellow Springs
Harding
Fess
Republican National Congressional Committee
Chicago
Philadelhia
Washington
Turday
Athens
Man Held in Murder Case in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 15 a man was held in connection with the death of Mrs Lelia B Janes, VP of Standard Steel Casting Company. Police say a target pistol went off by accident. the pistol was bought for his sons and Mrs Janes, who knew nothing of firearms, picked it up to inspect it when the cartridge exploded, killing her. The man said he learned details from the investigation.
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Cleveland
Lelia B. Janes
Standard Seel Castings Company
Janes
Youth Drowns in Hocking River at Nelsonville
Marcel Inman fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Inman of Nelsonville Ohio, drowned about seven last evening while wading near the riverbank. The body was recovered about three hours later. He had attended a Bible University in Greensboro NC for two years and had been home three weeks. He leaves parents one brother and one sister.
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Nelsonville
Marcel Inman
Bernard Inman
Hocking
Inman
Buchtel
Young Inman
Bible University
Greensboro
North Carolina
Federation May Elect Woman Vice President
At the 40th AFL convention in Montreal Quebec, plans to elect a woman vice president are quietly advancing. If adopted, the constitution would rise from 12 to 15 vice presidents with Sarah Boyd of New York a leading candidate. railroad unions back the change which would add seven new VPs. Women unions near half a million members.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Montreal
Quc
American Federation of Labor
Sarah Boyd
New York
Textile Workers’ Unions
Samuel Gompers
Morrison
Organized Labor
Organized Labor Movement
William D. Mahon
Amalgamated Street and Eléctric Railway Workers
James Duncan
Taxis at Your Service From 6 AM to 10 PM
Four lines advertise taxi service operating from six in the morning until ten at night. Calls go to Taxi Court House Station with the phone number 19 for rides anywhere.
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Taxi Court House
One Killed Four Injured in Genoa Collision
In Genoa an automobile carrying W. H. Jones of Norfolk Virginia was struck by a Lake Shore Electric car late yesterday. Jones was killed and three men and a woman were injured Oscar Stewart Wesle Tillotson W Thurston and Mrs. Glen James were listed among the injured. The impact toppled a telephon pole and caused further damage.
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Toledo
W. H. Jones
Norfolk
Lake Shore
Genoa
Oscar Stewart
Wesle Tillotson
W. Thurston
Glen James
Ransom Letters Pour In Over Kidnapped Boy Case
Philadelphia reports say letters demanding ransom for Blakely Coughlin, 13 months old, continue arriving at the Norris town home. The father calls the notes a nuisance though some, signed by "The Crank," appear genuine and have raised to $12,000 the latest demand. He offers to meet the kidnapper only with proof of custody and location of the child, while Norristown police adopt a hands-off stance.
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Philadelphia
Coughlin
Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
Kiler
Blakely
German sympathizer linked to Von Schlegel murder case
The fragmentary report cites Von Schlegel as a factor in the case with references to the Lewisohn party and divorce of Viola Reus Elwell. Detectives questioned Elwell after his return home as inquiries note his WWI American Protective Association activities and possible enemy ties.
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von Schlegell
Frida
Lewisohn
Viola Reus Ae Elwell
Joyce
Siwellud
Miyon Sphilegel
Atlantic
von Schlegel
Elwell
American Protective Association
Traction Company Seeks 7 Cent City Fare
The Northern Ohio Traction Company asked Akron city council on Tuesday afternoon to set a seven cent car fare effective immediately. The demand follows a wage increase granted to employees by the arbitration committee last week.
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Akron
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Debaters Honored at Ohio University Commencement Week
Ohio University's debaters, eight in number, were recognized with gold watches during a Monday evening ceremony before a public audience. President Ellis presented the awards, noting the debaters' achievements in public speaking alongside athletic honors, and the eight recipients included Earl C. Shively, Emerson Langfitt, Harold K. Wells, C. O. R. Brackie, and Cecil S. (names partially listed).
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Department of Public Speaking
Ohio University
Ellis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Miami
Denison
Allegheny
Wooster
Earl C
Shively
Emerson Langfitt
Harold K. Wells
C.O. R.brckie
Cecil
Third Party Planned With Senator LaFollette
A liberal coalition of the committee of forty eight labor party partisan league and the single tax league plans a third party to field presidential and vice presidential candidates. They will seek Senator Robert M LaFollette of Wisconsin as the presidential nominee within two weeks.
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Chicago
Labor Party
Partisan League
Single Tax League
U. S
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hiram Johnson
LaFollette
Ceater
Lynn Frasier
Dakota
Glenn Plumm
Grads to Hold Reins on Wednesday Activities
Graduates of 1920 and other years participate in a full Wednesday program at Ohio University. Alumni chapel exercises start at 9 AM in the auditorium, followed by Cresset and Toreh alumni dinners at 12:30 and an alumni dinner at 6:30 PM at the Masonic Temple. The day features a new alumni initiation, music, talks, and elected officers at the annual business meeting.
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Ohio University
P Wedery
Cresset and Toreh
Masonic Temple
College of Music
Ellis
Weekly Evening events at Carpenter's Pavilion
Carpenter's Pavilion hosts events every Thursday and Saturday evening unless rain stops play. Phone 616-3 for details.
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Carpenter's Pavilion
Delegates Pledge Earnings to Religious Work
Five hundred delegates at the Buraca-Phil ditiea convention pledged a tenth of their earnings for the next year to religious work after an appeal by Rev. George E. Hayes of Louisville Kentucky.
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Cleveland
Buraca-Philditiea
George E. Hayes
Louisville
Abe Seeks Hotel Stay In Meter Car Incident
A report notes Abe was able to ride in a meter car and access a hotel during an unspecified event. Details on location timing and officials are unavailable in the fragment.
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Abe
Couple Injured in Washington Crash Highlights Old Water-Proof Card Invention
A report from Washington Pennsylvania notes a couple injured in a road incident involving a European invention described as water-proof card with a lid attached by a screw. The brief item emphasizes the novelty of the device and the ensuing injuries.
Marion Prepares for Warren Homecoming Amid Town Finances
In Marion on June 15 residents anticipate Warren’s return as the town decks itself for a homecoming. Despite the treasury’s strain, streets are being brightened and town leaders work with city officials to smooth finances. Warren’s visit is set within a two week window with further plans to follow.
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Marion
Warren
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