Minersville Missing Couple Found Near Meigs County
POMEROY Ohio June 27 ten a m bodna Kelly and Herbert Soulsby seventeen and Mona Lively sixteen were missing since Sunday morning. After nearly three days of search hundreds joined in the effort and the couple were found about ten miles from home. Hunger may have driven them to relatives. The case had stirred families and miners in nearby Minersville as authorities combed abandoned mine entries for clues.
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Pomeroy
Bodna Kelly
Herbert Soulsby
Minersville
Mona Ivelly
Pittsburg
Fourth Degree Drug Truth Probe Spurs Criminology Shift
In San Francisco findings on scopoline twilight sleep conducted at San Quentin, Dr. R. E. House demonstrates truth revealing effects. Subjects under the drug discuss murders holdups and crimes with detail, aiding investigators and challenging third degree practices. Officers corroborate cases including Henry Wilkins and others.
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San Quentin
R. E. House
Ferris
Tex
House
Henry Wilkins
August Vollmer
Berkley
San Quentin Prison
Eugene O'Leary
Pierre Burns
Luxembourg
Belgium
Argonne
John N. Farr
Truth Forum
John Johnson
Pope Moves to Secure Peace on Ruhr Question
Pope Pius XI sends message to Cardinal Casparri proposing allied guarantees for German reparations instead of Ruhr occupation. Pacification seen achievable only after evacuation of the Ruhr base.
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Rome
Pius XI
Cardinal Casparri
Ruhr
Snake terror grips Newark farmers near Charles Lepley farm
Residents north of Newark report a 20 foot black snake on the Charles Lepley farm that has killed many chickens and small stock and frightened local children.
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Newark
Charles Lepley
Ford Wreck on North Road in Tuesday Evening Crash
A Ford roadster driven by Buck Turner of Columbus attempting to pass on Courtney hill struck a Red Star bus driven by Porter Murphy of Athens. Turner suffered a fractured left arm and first aid was given. the Ford was wrecked and towed to Beasley garage in Athens.
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Courtney Hill
Ford
Buck” Turner
Co’m‘us
Jease
Are of Company
Red Star
Porter Murphy
Athens
Turner
Murphy
Earle John Son
Trimble
Beasley
Lucy Haskett Fights Off Robber in Cincinnati Robbery
Miss Lucy A. Haskett 24 a hotel guest restrained a man at Opera Place and called police after he robbed her of money and jewelry. The suspect George Cope 33 of Kings Mills Ohio also known as Robert Hartley of Chillicothe admitted the robbery near a vacant Port Mitchell Kentucky house.
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Cincinnati
Opera Place
Thre Street
Lucy A. Haskett
Port Mitchell
Cope
Robert Hartley
Chillicothe
Ohio
Six worshippers arrested after overnight gambling party
An all night gambling and poker gathering ended when police arrested six worshippers at the river bank near the Stedman packing house. Carl Reiser Dave Bobo Junior Brock Homer Russell Howard Russell and Oliver Tippie are jailed on gambling charges. Bobo also faces a charge for parking an auto without lights on West State street.
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Lady Luck
Parker
MckKinley
Cady
Stedman
Hocking Valley
Carl Reiser
Dave Bobo
Junior Brock
Homer
Howard Russell
Oliver Tippie
Gill
West State Street
Athens Enforces Traffic Rules With Severe Reprimand
Athens police crack down on traffic violations after drivers offer excuses. Mayor Gill reprimands driver Rf. Gooding for cutting Washington Court streets while asleep. Enforced 45 minute Court Street parking limit between 9 AM and 4:17 PM remains in effect.
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Athens
Rf. Gooding
Earle Johnson
Gill
Washington and
Court Streets
Gooding
Court Street
S A. M
417.M
Navy Yard Workers Get Pay Increases July First
The special board led by Rear Admiral J. K. Robinson recommends about a ten percent wage hike for all navy yard workers starting July 1 in Washington. The new scale follows protests against a previous schedule and targets navy yard salaries nationwide.
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Washington
Navy Yard
Hair Idea Sparks Detroit Photo Hat Trend
Detroit photographer pitches a quirky gag urging men to wear photos of their loved ones in hats rather than watches. The playful campaign riffs on keeping a partner top of mind while adding a humorous fashion twist.
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Detroit
Pomp of Pre-War Days Observed by Germans
Potsdam June 27 Field Marshal Von Hindenburg officiated at ceremonies for the Order of St John knighthood amid pre-war pomp. He greeted crowds as knights in black coats with white crosses, and officers attended Prince Eitel Friedrich. The admiring throng swarmed to shake his hand after the ceremonial sword salute.
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Potsdam
von Hindenburg
Order of St. John
Hindenburg
Order
Eitel Friederich
Kaiser
Lawmakers to Press Liquor Seizure Issue in Congress
London report says United States Senator A Owsley Stanley of Kentucky denounced liquor seizures from foreign ships at U S ports. He predicted Congress will move to restore the liberty of sea travelers when sessions convene.
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London
United States
A. Owsley Stanley
Kentucky
Congress
Alderman Heights addition plat readied for market in Athens
The Alderman Heights addition in Athens is filed with the county recorder for selling 60 lots. The tract lies within Carpenter Grosvenor upper Towns end l and includes Fort street Congress street, Fair View and Highland avenues with new streets and alleys.
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Alderman Heights
City of Athens
County Recorder
Carpenter, Grosvenor
Townsend Streets
Lair View
Highland Avenues
Fort Street
Grosvenor Street
Congress Street
Fair View Avenue
North Hill
Highland Street
Forest Avenue
Vailey View
Brand New Air Mark Surpasses Pace in Red Letter Flight
San Diego Calif June 27 The attempt to fly four days and four nights without a pause began at 4 15 this morning at Rockwell Army Aviation Field Captain Smith and Lieutenant Richter prepared to aloft in a DeHaviland craft to exceed all previous records by three times The plan includes air refueling from a supply plane overhead as the feat unfolds over the next days with dawn breaking on the first stage of the historic flight.
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San Diego
Calif
Rockwell Army Aviation Field
Smith
Richter
Columbe
Columbus
Dayton
Norton Field
C. V. Harris
Lieut. Harris
Cook Field
Ladies Aid Plans All Day Meeting at Osborn Home
The Methgodist church Ladies Aid society of Chauncey Ohio will meet all day with Mrs Henry Osborn at the Osborn home Thursday morning.
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Chauncey, O
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Henry Osborn
Osborn
London Woman Police Chief Declares City Most Moral
Commandant Mary 8 Allen of the London Women Police says in an exclusive interview with International News Service that London is the cleanest city morally in Europe. She emphasizes civic virtue and public behavior as key standards.
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London
Europe
Mary 8. Allen
London Women Police
Servine
Storm Ends as Four Die in New York Lightning Strike
Cooler weather follows a deadly electrical storm that killed Bert Savoy and injured many in New York and nearby areas. The blast caused substantial property damage worth about $500000 as Broadway mourns. Savoy and Jay Brennan were famed vaudeville partners.
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New York
Broadway
Lambs, Friars
Green Room
Bert Savoy
Everett L. Mackenzie
Jay Brennan
Savoy
Long Beach
White Reunion At Broadwell Farm With Tuttie Family
Viola White Tuttie hosted a large family gathering at her Broadwell farm home on Sunday June 24. Attendees included children grandchildren and great grandchildren along with a few invited guests.
Telephone Strike Leaves New England in Service Standstill
Boston June 27. A meeting between rival telephone unions failed to end a strike disrupting service across most of New England. Massachusetts and Rhode Island suffer most, Maine Vermont and New Hampshire less so. Annie Molloy leads Local 1-A opposing Julia O Connor’s international operators union.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Annie Molloy
Telephone Operators’ Union
Julia O’connor
Afics
Old Trainman Ruth Dies in Bucyrus Yards
George F. Ruth 55 a veteran T. and O. C. conductor died after collapsing in Bucyrus railroad yards while walking to the dispatcher's office to sign orders for his train. He had served as conductor for 21 years.
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Bucyrus
George FE
Ruth
Earthquakes Felt at Mount Etna as Lava Flows Continue
June 27 report from Catanta notes slight shocks at Etna base with no damage. Lava issues from crater fissures and rumblings echo inside the volcano as refugees return to their communities.
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Catanta
Mount Etna
Buying Power of Dollar Grows Amid Price Decline
Washington reports a general decline in commodity prices boosts the dollar’s purchasing power by two cents from a month ago. The Federal Reserve Board cites heavy production, full employment, wage gains in cotton steel meat packing and sugar refining, and rising payrolls as signs of favorable conditions.
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Federal Reserve Board
United States
Texas
Shooting Sheba Draws Fire In Chicago Row
Irene Harry, 33, was shot and severely wounded after drawing a revolver from her bag and attempting to shoot Dennis Dougherty, with whom she has been keeping company. Ifred Jefferson admitted firing the shot but said he aimed at the floor to frighten her.
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Chicago
Sheba
Irene Harry
Dennis Dougherty
Ifred Jefferson
Barry
Dayton Man Hurt When Car Crashes Into Tree
Peter Van Nutti 61 of New York was badly injured at 2 AM when his auto collided with a tree in Dayton. He and his son had been in Dayton for the past two months. Van Nutti is a manufacturer.
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Dayton
Peter van Nutti
New York
van Nutti
Oklahoma National Guardsmen Put Under Martial Law
Five hundred National Guardsmen were ordered into Okmulgee County under martial law by Governor Walton after authorities failed to control alleged secret organization intimidation. The governor cited lawlessness that could flare and blamed the county sheriff’s office for inaction, with a local minister and two citizens pushing for protection.
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Oklahoma State
Okmulgee
Okla
Okmulgee County
J. C. Walton
Aldrich Blake
Mental boost and hypnotic prelude to Mme Walska’s Paris debut
In Paris the famed Polish singer Ganna Walska underwent a hypnotic treatment before her Paris Opera House debut as Gilda in Rigoletto. Friends avoided naming the hypnotist or studio, while an enamored public watched her performance with high expectations.
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Frederic K. Abbott
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Paris
Paria
Hoengall
Geo. du Marter
Trilby
Mme
Ganna Walska
Paris Opera House
Mme. Walska
Gilda
Cou
Valeska
Yankee
Harold F. M Mick
Chicago
Del
Herr Schwartz
Berlin Opera Co
Smyt
Noff
White Star ships test liquor budgets for passengers
London June 27. White Star line initiates liquor budgets aboard American-bound liners amid a court dispute over beverage limits. Passengers receive blue forms listing desired beverage types with three days notice for rationing before reaching U.S. territorial waters.
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London
White Star Line
American Supreme Court
Great Britain
New lava outbreak threatens observatory at Vesuvius
A fresh eruption on the south flank of Mount Vesuvius endangers the observatory located there. Central News from Rome reports lava advancing at about one kilometer per hour toward the southern slope, with authorities monitoring the developing flow.
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London
A_ vial
Mo E*ne
Tts Observatory
Recine
Rome
Carerara
Lions Urges Abstinence At Intl Lions Convention
Edward Vaught of Oklahoma City urged personal abstinence and compliance with the Volstead Act at the seventh annual convention of the International Association of Lions Clubs in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edward Vaught
Oklahoma City
International Association of Lions Clubs
Pekin Sues Threat Against Forbidden City
A News Agency despatch reports a claim that the forbidden city of Pekin faces destruction and an attack on the emperor, with details unclear and many words garbled in the transmission.
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Pekiy Sveps
London
Forbidden City
Pekin
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