Widow or son eyed to stand for La Follette seat
Madison June 23 progressives vow to back a La Follette in the senate race a widow or oldest son likely to run after Senator Robert M La Follette death. Norris Nebraska Republican notes unity and warns officials against ambitions while Mrs La Follette resists candidacy awaiting a decision.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Aes Jr
United States Senate
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
A la Follette
Senate
Washington
Bob
Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Shipstead
Minnesota
Wheeler
Montana
Itcal
Rotary Convention Report At Athens Lunch Meeting
J H Cline presented a report on the Cleveland International Rotary convention at the Athens Rotary Club luncheon held at Hotel Berry. Attendees included John Wooley club president W A Carpenter and visiting guests Dr E J McKinley of New Mexico brother of Sheriff Pete McKinley and George Koch of Newark.
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Cleveland
International Rotary
J. H. Cline
Athens
Hotel Berry
Cline
John Wooley
W. .A. Carpenter
E. J. McKinley
New Mexico
Pete McKinley
George Koch
Newark
Buckingham Palace Still Lacks Vacuum Cleaners
In an old London note, Buckingham Palace has not adopted vacuum cleaning. Officials say carpets in about 500 rooms and many corridors are cleaned by hand each year, a traditional maintenance practice.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Ambition and tragedy in AU youth notes suicide warning
Andre Wolfson of Auburn New York, an ambitious student, failed exams and wrote a note saying he would be in the closet. He was found dead having hanged himself, a stark warning against crowding children in studies.
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Andre Wolfson
Auburn
N. Y
Shepherd's Own Testimony May Give Big Thrill
In Chicago on June 23 the Shepherd McClintock murder case nears closing as William D. Shepherd prepares to testify for the first time under oath about his links to the death of William Neilson McClintock. His attorneys say he testifies only reluctantly amid nervous concerns from his wife and cross examination by State's Attorney Crewe. The defense plans to rest after Shepherd's testimony with closing arguments over two days and a Friday jury decision expected.
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Chicago
Shepherd-McClintock
William D. Shepherd
William Neilson McClintock
Crewe
Shepherd
Crowe
Bulgarian Bandit Leader Killed in Mountain Clash
Sofia reports bonass the bandit leader who aimed at King Boris was killed resisting soldiers after cornered in the mountains. His followers were captured. a ring and adjutant’s watch were found on the body. The same day General Georghieff of the government party was slain in Sofia, and his funeral at Sveti Karl cathedral saw a bombing killing over 160 people.
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Sofia
Bonass
Boris
Bulgaria
Oris
Ins
Georghieff
Sveti Karl
De Angelo Lawyers Seek New Trial After Prohibition Conviction
Michael De Angelo and eight associates were found guilty on five counts in a prohibition conspiracy case in Columbus. Sentencing awaits a motion for a new trial as bond amounts rise and one defendant remains at large.
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DE Angelo
Columbus
Michael de Angelo
Benson W. Hough
Haroth E. May
United States
Tony Consentino
Tony Consi
Tony Dato
Joe Albanese
James Brosky
John Posterio
James Ross
Charles Lombardo
de Angelo Place
BE. J. Messenger
Porter
Philip Mercurio
Consentino
Albanese
Colusi
Lombardo
Dato
Ross, Brosky
Posterio
Carrington T Marshall to Lead Civitan International
Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court is set to be presented as a candidate for president of the International Association of Civitan Clubs at the day’s session.
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Favor Marshall Dayton
Carrington T, Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
International Association of Civitan Clubs
1925 Starts Strong Dry Year Compared With 1924 Georgia Athens rainfall report
Miss Margaret France, government rainfall observer at Eastbridge, notes four inches less rain in the first four months of 1925 than 1924. Severe winter months were dry with cold winds, and only small snowfalls occurred in 1925. May leads rainfall this year at 2.93 inches versus 3.93 inches in 1924. overall 1925 precipitation trails 1924 by about four inches. The Hocking River runs low with few spikes in May, while 1928 remains warned as an exceptionally dry year might link August rainfall to the rest of the year.
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Athens
Margaret France
Eastbridge
France
Hock-Hocking
Labor preacher to speak on public square Thursday
The Rev. Frederick Guy Strickland a noted labor preacher in the Hocking valley will address the Nelsonville public square on the Church of the United Mine Workers at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon. Strickland spoke in Nelsonville and Athens last fall in an effort to line up mining votes for Senator La Follette who polled about 2500 votes in Athens County.
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Nelsonville
Frederick Guy Strickland
Hocking Valley
Church of the United Mine Workers
Strickland
Athens
Robert Mr. la Follette
la Follette
Athens County
Mayor to push strict weed and nuisance ordinance
Mayor L A Koo framed a new ordinance to make failing to cut noxious weeds or abate unsanitary nuisances a misdemeanor. It sets fines from 5 to 10 dollars for first offense and 15 to 25 dollars for second. The measure targets property owners allowing mosquitoes to breed amid weeds and standing water in Athens.
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L. A. Koo
Ohio
Athens
North End
Lancaster S.eet
Cty Health Commissioner
Senator Edwin F. Ladd’s Body Brought to Washington
The body of Senator Edwin F. Ladd of North Dakota, who died yesterday at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore, will be brought to Washington today. The death occurred in Baltimore and the body transport signals the next steps in formal ceremonies and state mourning plans.
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Washington
Edwin F. Ladd
North Dakota
Church
Baltimore
Third Time Fatal Non-support Case Charges Henshaw
Thomas Henshaw of Nelsonville was found guilty in Justice Pearl W. Helwig's court of non-support to Gertrude Henshaw. He received ninety days in the workhouse and ordered to pay court costs. This marks the third non-support charge against him.
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Thomas Henshaw
Nelsonville
Gertrude Henshaw
Pearl W. Helwig
Henshaw
President Coolidge Plans Two Month Rest at Swampscott
President Calvin Coolidge will depart Washington for a two month vacation on Massachusetts north shore. He will avoid official duties and bring no golf clubs or tennis gear, accepting Frank W. Stearns offer of a Summer White House at Swampscott to seek complete rest away from Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
Massachusetts
White House
Swampscott
Frank W. Stearns
Eder
Trimble Men Seek Higher Court On Habeas Petitions
Three Trimble men Floyd Parry Elmer Guess and Ramsey Perkins filed petitions for writs of habeas corpus in Common Pleas court via Edwin Ballard Wooley Rowland. They challenge holding in the county jail for unpaid fines arguing mittimus by Mayor Wilson is improper and that they were originally sentenced to Dayton workhouse. Former Mayor E A Johnson who is running for mayor opposes Wilson in a campaign centered on prohibition enforcement.
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Trimble
Floyd Parry
Elmer Guess
Ramsey Perkins
Common Pleas
Edwin Ballard
Wooley & Rowland
C. W. Wilson
Mittim
Wilson
Dayton
E. A. Johnson
France vows to uphold Moroccan policy against Abdel Krim
Paris reports Premier Painleve telling the chamber that France will not evacuate Morocco. He asserted France will continue to fight for territory allotted by international treaties and maintain sovereignty despite Abdel Krim’s actions.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Abdel Krim
Painleve
Foreign Colony Stands Firm Against Chinese Strike
In Hong Kong a determined foreign colony resists a widening strike with ten thousand strikers reported. Chinese banks remain closed as withdrawals threaten the system, guards guard entrances, volunteers patrol streets, and ocean ships lie idle at the piers.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Evening Pick Broadcasts Offer Broad Selections Tonight
List of radio stations from WEAP to WLW presents varied evening programs. Highlights include operatic items like Trovatore, Neapolitan songs, European favorites, and an Ohio Kiwanis band concert with Armand Le Brun panimems.
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WEAP
E. T
J Trovatore
WEEI
WGR
WCAE
WFT
WEAR
WWJ
WAR
WCO
WSAI
Rhs
WCCO
KGO
P. T
Wcoo
Ohio Kiwanis
WLW
Armand le Brun
Orchestra Accom
Panimems
Logan Post Receives 12500 From Hocking County War Chest
The Logan post was awarded 12500 from the Hocking County war chest. Plans were revealed for Joe McGhee to petition the trial court to allow Logan post to be heard on membership before the final court order.
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Joe McGhee
Logan Post
Court Decides Money to be Turned Over to Legion Posts
Logan post receives 12500 dollars Murray post 11000 and Laurelville post 1500 from the Hocking county war relief fund after Judge Frank Clevenger rules trustees may distribute the residue. Funds were split 50 44 6 percent. Laurelville may use funds for a suitable headquarters within six months while Logan and Murray City posts must appoint and bond three trustees.
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Clinton Webb
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Murray Post
Laurelville
Hocking County
Murray Post No
Thoe. C. Johnson
Hocking County War Relief Association
Legion
Board of Control
The
Murray City
Mondaves
Safe swimming spots in Ohio farms and towns praised
County health commissioner Dr. J M Higgins announced two swimming areas near Athens and Glouster are safe after state health department tests. Glouster was rated excellent and Courtney Beach very safe. He notes public sampling and regular testing reduced disease risk while addressing pond pollution and livestock threats.
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Courtney Hill
Athens
Glouster
J. M.higgins
Higgins
State Department of Health
Columbus
Courtiney
Health Department
J. P. Tucker
Coolidge Prepares for Vacation Arrives in Swampscott
The presidential yacht Mayflower arrived off Boston light and was met by a navy tug aiding baggage transfer. President Coolidge and his official family are due in Swampscott tomorrow morning by special train from Washington.
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Swampscott
Mase
White House
Boston
Coolidge
Washington
Traveling men meet Columbus
Business sessions of the supreme council United Commercial Travelers opened in Columbus. Delegates planned to press for reduced rate sale of coupon railroad mirage books by railroads.
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Columbus
Supreme Council
United Commercial Travelers
Prisoner Students Studying in Maidstone Jail
Out of 200 prisoners at Maidstone Jail, 40 are pursuing studies in French Spanish literature engineering and agriculture.
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London
Maidstone
West Virginia coal gains loom as Norfolk and Western shifts freight
Norfolk and Western plans to assemble and distribute coal from Matoaka WV after June 1 boosting western tonnage and pressuring eastern prices. Island Creek Coal reports April output at 474 600 tons. Virginian Railway advances with a 18 000 000 electrification project including new locomotives to move West Virginia coal westward.
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Charleston
W. Va
Norfolk and Western
Matoaka
West Virginia
and Western
American, and Foundry Company
Ralston Car Main
Pittsburgh Cil
Twe
Burgh
Island Creek Coal Com
Logan County
Virginia
Undere
Weavinghouse Electric I?ing
Virginian Railway
Uie
Evolution Controversy Dominates Ohio Protestant Assembly
Columbus, June 23. Healt, Protestants in the United believe in the modernistic the Universalist church, told delegates to the Ohio U salist association, scheduled to continue its meet here today. Speakers also lacked efforts of the state of nessee to stifle evolutionary ings in the schools.
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Columbus
Healt
Universalist Church
Ohio Usalist Association
Nessee
Evacuation Plan Approved for Ruhr by French Cabinet
Paris June 23 French cabinet approved a plan for the total evacuation of the Ruhr Valley by French troops within a few days. The action, urged by Germany, was adopted by Premier Painère and Foreign Minister Briand in line with the agreement.
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Ruer
Paris
Ruhr
Germany
Ana
Painiere
Briand
Fragmentary Notice Reads Like Unclear Public Action
A sparse OCR fragment mentions a familiar acronym and vague steps and actions, leaving the context and specifics unclear. The readable bits suggest a public or procedural notice but lack concrete entities or dates.
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