Foster Speaks to GWG Club in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Kiwanis observes All Kiwanis Night with 1240 clubs in uniform programs honoring the Denver convention. Congressman Foster discusses crime among women and youth, Dope use, and federal reformatories while local Kiwanis members lead a varied program of music, addresses, and silent tribute at 9 45 p m.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Foster
United States
Foster
Thos. N. Hoov
Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens Club
Chamber of Commerce
America
Arras
Denver
Cc. E. Welch
Ward
Unif
Hugh Evans
Dayton
Kiwanis
Injunctions to Aid Prohibition Laws
Washington reports the federal prohibition unit will file padlock injunctions in state and federal courts to enforce liquor laws. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes said briefs on the right to seek state injunctions are being distributed to prosecutors nationwide. Use of injunctions will place cases before judges rather than juries to save time.
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Washington
Federal Prohibition Unit
Prohibition
Haynes
Four Balloons Unaccounted In Bennet Cup Race
Four of the 17 balloons in the James Gordon Bennet Cup race remain missing this afternoon in Brussels. The unaccounted entries include one American, one Belgian, one Swiss, and one Spanish balloon.
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Brussels
Marland Oil President Foresees Gasoline Demand Surge
Ponca City Oklahoma June 17 Be W Marland president of Marland Oil Co predicted gasoline consumption will rise sharply this year beyond general expectations.
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Ponca City
Okla
BE. W. Marland
Marland Oil Co
Athens
Pomona Grange to Meet in Albany June 21
The Athens county Pomona Grange will hold its June meeting with Albany Grange on Saturday June 21. Delegates from each Grange in the county are hoped to attend.
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Albany
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Albany Grange
Mother Lats Fight To Keep Her Small Son
In Pomeroy June 17 a juvenile court hearing drew 650 witnesses and spectators. Alma Frost fought to retain custody of two year old Owen Virgil Frost against Byron and Mrs. Swank. The court declared the child a ward and placed him with the Swanks, who began adoption proceedings, while Frost and her father faced eviction of hope.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
Alma Frost
Owen Virgil Frost
Byron Swank
Swanks
Elmer Frost
Fair Grounds
Bradstreets
A. TD
Russell
Miss Wrost
Peoples
Peoples the Swanks
Swank
The
Snake Bites Boy But Arm Ends Up Safe
Rex Schwall and his mother Mrs. George Schwall of East Second watched as a blue racer struck the boy on Goose Creek bank. The fangs did not penetrate thanks to thick clothing. the snake was killed and the boy remained unhurt.
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Logan
Dune
Rex Schwall
Young von
Str
George Schwall
East Second
Goose Creek
Wade
France Seeks Reparations Payment and Security Promises
President Doumergue addressed parliament saying France nourishes no dangerous ambition and seeks only reparations payments and security guarantees. He praised the Dawes plan while asserting France will not relinquish supervision of the vanquished enemy. Prime Minister Herriot then read the cabinet policy declaration prioritizing national peace and stability.
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Paris
France
Doumergue
Chamber
Senate
Dawes
Herriot
Ohio State cadets win right to wear gold sleeve star
Columbus June 17 Ohio State university cadets regain permission to wear a gold star on their uniform sleeves marking them as among the ten highest ranking student cadet units in the nation.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Jury Recommends Mercy in Officer Slaying Case
In Cincinnati on June 1 a jury recommended mercy for Wesley Belcher 24 of Parksville Kentucky in the shooting of Policeman William Bond on an April date. The verdict cited insanity as the basis of the defense and the case was pursued in federal court in Columbus Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Wesley Belcher
Parksville
Ween Bawa
Dawes and Coolidge Seen As Strong Ticket Pair
The piece stresses General Dawes as a Western styled vice presidential pick alongside Coolidge. It notes Democratic claims to beat Coolidge with any candidate as misguided and highlights Coolidge's perceived honesty and American character. The emotional/national sentiment around Coolidge’s nomination is described, with reflection on his parents and farm background.
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Dawes
Coolidge
West
Middle West
New England
New Gas Well Boom Expands Fisher Field Activities
A new gas well struck Monday near the Townsend field increases activity in Fisher with seven rigs planned and pipelines to Logan Gas Co. Athletes, pipe lines to Athens State hospital, and other wells across Fisher drive rapid output. Pittsburg and St Marys capital interests own multiple wells pumping 7 to 25 barrels daily while Bradford Oil & Gas reports strong production feeding Ohio mains.
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Fisher
Townsend Oil & Gas Company
Pittsburg
St. Marys
McKnight
Big Townsend Gass
Neeley, Murray
Means
Logan Gas Co
Athens
Logan
Athens State Hospital
Fisher Field
Townsend Compary
Penrod Castle
Fisher Depot
Mt. Vernon
Whaley Place
Fred Baker
Baker Farm
Parkersburg Oil
Stewart
Leeper
Polly Brothers
Townsend
Cuckler Farm
White Hall
Logan and
Lancaster
Fisher Bridge
Fisher Inn
STONG
Atkinson
Baker
Jones
Pittsburg Capital
Bradford Oil & Gas Co
Dunlavy
Carthage Township
Ohio
Bradford
Kampff & Bailey
Unknown Man Identified as World War Veteran Marcy
Lawrence E. Marcy, a World War veteran, was identified posthumously as the man found in Columbus Ohio. He died of heart disease and was buried last Saturday after a week of failed efforts to identify him. Fingerprints matched those on file with the Bureau of Naval Identification in Washington, confirming his name. his home was in Chemung, New York.
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Columbus
Lawrence E. Marcy
Bureau of Naval Identification
Washington, D. C
Marcyose
Chemung, N
Mansfield Wind Tops Hairdo With Sudden Bob
A brisk Mansfield gust suddenly bobbed a woman's hair on Main Street as wind tore off a rat, two switches, a hair net, and many hairpins. Clerks recovered the crowning glory and secured it in a safe, awaiting the owner’s call.
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Mansfield
Main Street
Ohio University Summer Session Enrollments Rise but Expected to Stabilize
About 1100 students registered by Tuesday afternoon with EF B Dille registrar and projections rising to 1400 1500 by week end as stricter entrance standards temper enthusiasm. Officials anticipate a nine week term replacing two six week terms and expect enrollments to decline in coming years due to higher teacher qualification requirements. Ample housing in dorms and private homes alleviates prior rooming shortages.
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Ohio University
EF. B. Dille
Yuptvers Zhe Pew
Dille
Ohio
Chairman Hurls Verbal Jabs at Lafollette at Progressive Rally
William H. Mahoney temporary chairman delivers keynote at the St Paul convention advocating a new third party to back workers. He denounces Senator Robert Lafollette for criticizing the gathering while signaling Lafollette remains the main progressive figure to gain votes nationally.
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ST. Paul Minn
William H. Mahoney
St. Paul, Minn
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Mahoney
Lafollette
Education blamed for Leopold-Loeb crime by psychiatrist
Dr Perry M Lichtenstein argues in a International News Service piece that moral defectiveness and poor mood development, not environment, drove Leopold and Loeb’s actions. He criticizes excessive emphasis on intellect, praises Leopold as the dominant force, and contends Loeb acted as a willing tool.
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Perry M. Lichtenstein M
Ld. W
Tombs Prison
New York
Leopold
Loeb
le Mieney
Bagies hold twenty-fifth annual state convention
Toledo Ohio June 17 The twenty fifth annual state convention of the fraternal order of bagies opened today with the first business session.
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Toledo
Fraternal Order of Bagies
Twenty Drowned After Mail Steamer Collision
Twenty women and children are believed drowned after the mail steamers Haakon Jarl and Kind Harald collided in West Fiord off the Nordland coast. The Haakon Jarl, a 990 ton Norwegian vessel, sank immediately.
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Christiana
Haakonjarl
Kind Harald
West Fiord
Nordland
Haakon Jarl
Alumni Day Marks 80th Commencement At Ohio Wesleyan
Alumni Day at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio drew representation from classes from 1860 to the present. The 80th annual commencement celebrated with attendees from numerous decades.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Boulder prisoner escapes using improvised wooden key
Roy Walsh awaiting execution in Boulder Montana jail escaped with a wooden key he fashioned from a penknife and wire. He was recaptured in Missouri and returned to Boulder where authorities report the escape involved a self made tool that opened his cell door and the jail gate.
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Roy Walsh
Boulder
Mont
Missouri
Communists clash at Farmer-Labor-Progressive convention
A small band of ten communists threatened to upend the Minnesota third party gathering in St. Paul. They demanded official recognition and a platform embrace, aiming to form an independent ticket excluding Wisconsin Senator La Follette. The convention, opened after three secretive days, faced rapid, tense shifts as leaders sought to keep the party united.
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Kenneth Clark
J. N.S. Staff Corp
ST. Paul, Minn
Farmer-Labor-Progressive
New Third Party
Lafollette
Wisconsin
William Mahoney
Second Choice Men Looked Ten as Candidates in Demo Battle
New York June 11 The Democratic convention in Madison Square Garden a week away centers on second choices rather than McAdoo Smith or Underwood leaders foresee a long deadlock akin to Baltimore San Francisco patterns with a dark horse emerge from the Midwest to win the nomination. The issue of the two thirds rule and thirds nominating rule dominates talk as party factions weigh second choice strategy and the fate of the long fight.
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N.S
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wiile
McAdoo-Smith
McAdoo
Smith
Underwood
Baltimore
Sanrecast
Beliteton
Ku Klux Kilanium
League of Pat
Destiny i
Ston
John W
Glass People
Cummins
Coy Forcer
Eit
McAdoo Manners
David Ladd Rockwell
Franklin D. Roose
Arco
Logan youth to enter West Point on July first
William Billy Rochester son of Mr and Mrs G W Rochester of North Market street Logan Ohio will enter West Point on July 1 He is a Logan High School graduate who spent three years at Ohio University where he joined Phi Delta Theta He has passed all required exams and awaits entry Friends approve the appointment and wish him a successful career.
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Logan
William “Billy” Rochester
G. W. Rochester
North Market Street
West Point
Young Rochester
Logan High School
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
Law Dean Resigns at University of Cincinnati
Fred B. Benedict, dean of the College of Law at the University of Cincinnati, resigned his post and plans a trip to Europe. He expects to resume his law practice afterward.
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Cincinnati
Fred B. Benedict
Lege of
University of Cknati
Europe
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