Fishing plans and community changes in DBuchtel
The Sportsmen Club of DBuchtel plans a new fishing location after draining a mine reservoir and cleaning the bottom for future game fish. Earl Worthington is badly injured in a slate fall at Powell Creek Coal Company mine on Brush Fork. Many company houses are being moved to Chauncey as residents seek new homes in Goose Run. Mrs. Mazie Wetzel improves after illness. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Joe Delaney relocate to Akron. Roy Conley returns home after weeks of critical illness. Rose Maurer returns from Columbus to her home.
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Buchtel
Dbuchtel
Earl Worthington
Buchtet
Powell Creek
Upper Brush Fork
Chauncey
Goose Run
Mazie Wetzel
Joe Delaney
Frances McKee
Akron
Beas
Roy Conley
Rose Maurer
Columbus
Othello First Edition Sells for 6250 at London Auction
London's sale reports buy price for the 1662 first edition of Shapespear's Othello at 6250. The 1640 octavo Poems fetched 2850.
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London
Shapespear
Governor Cox Urged Fly Non-Stop to San Francisco
Harry Newman son of the state librarian and head of a Chicago aviation company urges Governor Cox to fly to the San Francisco convention. He offers a steel plane for a nonstop Dayton to San Francisco trip carrying six passengers in 15 hours with limousine comforts. Cox responds with a remark about temptation.
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Columbus
Harry Newman
John H. Newman
Chicago
Cox
San Francisco
Newman
Dayton
AML Strike at Standstill in Philadelphia District
The unauthorized railroad strike in the Philadelphia district is practically at a standstill despite the presidents call for a wage award by the labor board. About 8,000 men are out, with 5,000 in local divisions, while railroad companies say they are hiring new workers to restore full crews and normal operations. A vacuum cleaner handle features a mounted electric lamp to illuminate dark corners.
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Philadelphia
Babe Ruth to star in Columbus exhibition game
Babe Ruth, who hit his 20th homer of the season at St Louis yesterday, will headline the New York Yankees exhibition game against the Columbus Pan-Handles at Neil Park this afternoon. Governor Cox and friends will attend. Ruth will be honored at a noon luncheon of the Exchange Club led by President Municipal Judge Frank Ruth.
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Columbus
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
Neil Park
New York Americans
Columbus Pan-Handles
Cox
Ruth
Exchange Club
Frank Ruth
Demon Slugger
Oldest Waterloo Township Native Visits Albany
Albany June 24 James Sickles an aged Mineral resident visits his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Elliott of Albany He is eighty six and hale born in Waterloo township and is said to be the oldest man born there He traveled in slavery days and spent most of his life in Athens county A Fourth of July reunion near Mineral will include five generations and all are invited.
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Albany
James_ Sickles
Mineral
James Elliott
Waterloo Township
Sickles
South
Athens County
Republican reunion set for August 10
Columbus June 24 Aust 10 has been set as the tentative date for a reunion of former Republican members of the general assembly to be held at Senator Harding's home in Marion announced today.
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Colubbus
General Assembly
Senator Harding
Marion
Generals Now Clerks in Berlin Office
In a Berlin government office four ex brigadier generals work as clerks earning 3200 a month each.
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Berlin
Germany
Young Harold C. Smith Seeks State Secretary Nomination
Elyria June 24 Harold C Smith of this city one of three H C Smiths running in the Republican nomination for secretary of state is only 21 years old and has never registered to vote or cast a ballot He works in real estate and insurance with his father Carl H Smith and says he entered the race for the edge rather than to win.
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Elyria
Harold C. Smith
H. C. Smiths
Smith
Carl H. Smith
Yale and Harvard Set For Thames Regatta Clash
Yale and Harvard face off on the Thames River in New London Connecticut in the annual regatta. Both crews have struggled this season with Harvard losing to Navy Cornell and Princeton while Yale beat Columbia but trailed Cornell and Princeton. The lighter Yale crew against a heavier Harvard unit plus second varsity and freshmen races add appeal for a record crowd of alumni and rowing enthusiasts.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Princeton
Blue
Columbia
Cornell
Eli
Scandinavians Returning Home For Mid-Summer Voyage Boom
London reports show thousands of Scandinavian nationals travel through England on their first wartime return home since 1914. Cunard liners Carmania and Caronia carried hundreds to Norway Sweden Denmark and Finland, with Finnish parties prompting a special train. Most travelers are booked New York bound as Mid summer Day festivities boost departures.
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London
England
New York
Scandinavia
United States
Feet Aren’t Aching or Tired Now TIZ
Advert says workers with sore feet find relief with Tiz claiming it draws out toxins and reduces pain in coins calluses and bunions. Promises instant comfort and lasting foot ease for a few cents per year.
Officers Elected by Women's Clubs
In Des Moines Iowa on June 24 the General Federation of Women's Clubs chose Mrs. Thomas C. Winter of Minneapolis as president with 770 votes to 471 for Miss Georgia Bacon of Worcester Massachusetts. Other national officers elected include First Vice President Mrs. William Sherman Jennings of Florida and Second Vice President Mrs. J. R. Hiermerhorn of New Jersey.
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Des Moines
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomas C. Winter
Minneapolis
Winter
Georgia Bacon
Worcester Mass
William Sherman Jennings
Florida
J. R. Hiermerhorn
New Jersey
Raced With Bird Court Does Rest New York
Automobile racing with a bird cost George Sinon of Glen Ridge New Jersey twenty five dollars. He was fined by Magistrate Croak for speeding at 37 miles an hour while trying to test the machine against bird flying above me. Ralph Wilson and family visited Albany Tuesday. A B Coe of Jefferson City Missouri recently spent days with his father John P Coe of Albany. Young Coe has been a train dispatcher for four years in the city.
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New York
George Sinon
Glen Ridge
N. J
Croak
Ralph Wilson
Roy Wilson
New Straitsville
Albany
A. B. Coe
Jefferson City
Missouri
Neighbor shoots teen suspect in Akron chicken theft incident
June 24 Akron report says 15 year old George Varre cha was shot and killed Wednesday night by neighbor Joe Gombina who mistook him for a chicken thief. Gombinia fled the scene leaving investigators and authorities to determine motive and fate.
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Akron
George Varrecha
Joe Gombina
Gombinia
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Encouraged for Hair Care
A guide favors Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo over common soaps and shampoos. It states these traditional products dry the scalp and damage hair, while the cocoanut oil product creates a rich lather with minimal oil, rinses clean, and leaves hair smooth and manageable.
Alderman Receives Doctor of Philosophy Degree
Dr. William R. Alderman of Wisconsin, after six years in the English department, has earned the PhD. He previously graduated from Ohio University in 1909, earned an MA from Hiram College in 1910, and did postgrad work at Harvard 1912 1914. He will join Beloit College as English professor with a substantial raise, plans to visit Athens later with family.
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William RE. Alderman
University of Wisconsin
Doctor Alderman
Ohio University
Hiram College
Harvard University
Beloit College
Beloit
Wisconsin
Athens
N. K. Alderman
Ellen Boelzner
North
Congress Street
Johnson Plans Quiet Front Porch Campaign After Chicago
San Francisco Calif June 24 Senator Hiram Johnson shows restraint after returning home from the Chicago convention and says he will conduct a front porch campaign while feeling indignation at party bosses. Friends anticipate a possible third party move as Johnson weighs an independent bid.
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San Francisco
Calif
Hiram Jottnson
Chicago
Johnson
Hare
Republican Party
Howell Admits Killing Man in Canton Trial
In Canton on June 24 the state pressed its case in the Dick Howell murder trial of Detective Anthony Skotnicky. Joe Spivey testified Howell told him he committed the crime and Irvine Kentucky police chief R G Phillips testified Howell admitted guilt. Prosecution rested as defense prepares to present its evidence.
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Canton
Dick Howell
Anthony Skotnicky
Joe Spivey
Howell
R. G. Phillipot
Irvine
National Commander of Grand Army ill in Syracuse
Daniel M. Hall national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic was ill at the Onondaga Hotel in Syracuse New York and could not deliver his scheduled address. Doctors diagnosed a slight pleurisy following extensive travel since February 25 he has visited nearly every state in the union.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Daniel M. Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Onondaga Hotel
Union
Old Debt Repaid After 31 Years in New York
James Hughes, a saloonkeeper, paid back $3 to John FH. Liddy, a customs watchman, after 31 years. Hughes had borrowed the money in a card game and had not seen Liddy since that time until their recent meeting in the city.
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New York
James Hughes
John FH. Liddy
Hughes
Liddy
Still Too Successful Still Case Arrest Sparks Family Complaint
New York police arrested Leopold Lebauch after his wife accused him of excessive success with a home made still. She warned he would drink himself to death if the situation continued.
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New York
Leopold Lebauch
Sugar production hits record in season
A fragment notes Lebauch was held for the federal authorities. The season ended with Nat al producing about 185 000 tons of manufactured sugar, a record amount.
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Lebauch
Federal Authortien
Natal
Loot Freight Cars at Danville Route Sevens Looted
June 24 report states Danville area railroad freight cars were looted by an organized gang. merchandise valued at 86500 dollars vanished. Local authorities pursue suspects as theft disrupts regional rail commerce.
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Danville. By
Era Railroad
Danville
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