Minersville Juveline elopers Edna Kelly and Herbert Soulsby return home
Edna Kelly and Herbert Soulsby, both minors from Minersville, wandered for days to elope in strange lands planning to wed near Syracuse. After rough experiences and limited food they sought help from Howard Marredd, uncle of the boy, and were detained by Harrold before their families were notified.
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Pomeroy
Minersville
Edna Kelly
Herbert Soulsby
Howard Marredd
Syracuse
Montgomery
W. Va
Harding presses world court as he tours west
President Harding amplifies support for a world court during his western tour. He declares a majority of audiences favor some form of world tribunal and plans further advocacy before Alaska travels. Today he heads to Pocatello and Idaho Falls for speeches to Borah supporters. The presidential train travels from Utah into northern Idaho with stops avoided.
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George R. Holmes
Harding
Pocatella
Ida
West
Senate
Washington
World Court
America
World Tribunal
United States
Mr. Harding
Oday
Wape
Northwest
Alaska
Idaho
W'liam E. Borah
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Utah
St Lake City
Lodge Hall at Logan Raided In Ohio Town
Early morning raid on Moose lodge hall in Logan Ohio led to the arrest of W W Stultz steward on liquor possession charges. Officers found liquor and near beer stored in an ice box. Stultz pled guilty and paid fines. Mrs Thomas Rethards also faced possession charges with a not guilty plea set for Thursday.
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State Department
Stultz
Defiance Dairy worker injured by wedged incident
An accident at the Defiance Dairy Products Co. loading platform left a milk truck driver with a seriously twisted and braised back. Otis Mack and Maynard Helmen are named in the report.
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Defiance Dairy ‘Roducts Co
Otis Mack
Maynard Helmen
Whitfield Held for Slaying Patrolman Griffin in Cleveland
John I Whitfield the suspect in Patrolman Dennis Griffins death remains jailed in county custody as trial preparations advance Indictments point to a likely brief trial within eighty days Prosecutors expect circumstantial testimony Whitfield claims Griffin died in a car accident while fleeing He aided by Arthur Ternes and Edward Haern in pursuing rewards from Detroit plant ties Bring to Cleveland amid public turnout and competing rewards bids
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Cleveland, CO
John I. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Whitfield
Common Pleas Court
Griffin
Arthur Ternes
Detroit
Edward A. Haeri
Hearn
Ternes
Cleveland
Whitfield Nervous in Cleveland Jail Awaiting Arraignment
John L. Whitfield the man accused of killing Patrolman Dennis Griffin sat in a county jail cell in Cleveland awaiting arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Bernon. The June 28 dispatch notes his nervous condition as the case proceeds.
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Cleveland, O
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Bernon
Tiny mouse defies traffic in Akron street scene
A small mouse stands at a busy Akron intersection as cars rush by and a crowd gathers. Women lift skirts and a large man tries to shove the mouse aside, but the creature bolts back to safety, narrowly escaping a wheel as bells ring and traffic swirls.
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Akron
Ablestone
Athens Jerseyville road contract awarded to Pratt company
The six mile brick highway project on the Athens Pomeroy road from Athens to Jerseyville was awarded to H E Pratt Construction Co of Mt Blanchard for 303866 89 by State Highway Director Herrick. Fred Beckler bid slightly higher but Pratt's bond credit and equipment secured the award. Work is expected to begin promptly.
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Athens
Jerseyville
Athens-Pomeroy
H. E. Pratt Construction Co
Mt. Blanchard
Herrick
Fred Beckler
Ohio
Pratt Company
Highway Department
Athens County
Expenditure Aims for Prohibition Campaign Ahead of Elections
The United States and dry leaders in Westerville propose a 2.5 million dollar national campaign to educate voters and elect dry candidates next year. Conferees foresee extended three mile limit debates and pledge platforms satisfactory to the Prohibition movement.
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Westerville
Saloon League of the
America
United States
Car overturns on Albany road injures Draper but not Addicott
Donald Addicott and William Draper escaped serious harm when their Buick touring car skidded on the Albany road near Blackburn hill and rolled over at Will Cuckler's dairy farm. Draper was tossed under the vehicle but later walked away bruised. Addicott remained inside and uninjured as the car suffered a broken wheel windshield and top. The wreck was towed into Athens for damage assessment.
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Donald Addicott
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
William Draper
Latham Contracting Co
Columbus
Will Cuckler
Albany Road
Addicott
Athens
Young Addicott
Draper
Athens county wins state funds for road upgrades
Athens county commissioners returned from Columbus with a total of 53500 in assignments to hard surface the Mason City hill route and add three miles to the Athens Ames Ville Marietta highway. Funds include 28500 inter county and 25000 federal aiding Sugar Creek road with state 40000 previously secured, enabling live year construction plans and surveys under Dan Davis.
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Athens County
Columbus
Mason City Hill
Nelsonville-Buchte
Athens-Ames- Ville-Marietta
Leon C. Herrick
Mason City
Monday Creek
Athens
Nelsonville
Nelsonville-Buchtel
Buchtel
Murray City
Sugar Creek
Athens-Amesville- Marietta
Man wounded by own gun while dreaming burglars invade home
Harry Bucholz of Elyria Ohio bought a revolver to guard his house and kept it under his pillow. He shot himself in the leg while dreaming burglars were breaking in and is hospitalized with a badly injured leg.
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Elyria, CO
Harry Bucholz
Public Klan Demonstration Scheduled in Murray City
Public notice announces a hulilux Klan demonstration in Murray City on Saturday June 30 at 7 30 p m The event marks the first such notice in the Hocking Valley Rev Frank P George pastor of the United Brethren church Baltimore will speak on Americanism A large turnout is forecast due to growing Klan interest in the state
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Murray City
Hocking Valley
Frank P. George
United Brethren Church
Baltimore
Woman to face electric chair for murder in New York
A jury finds Mrs. Buzzi, 36, guilty of slaying Freder ick Schneider, wealthy contractor. Sentence set for July 9 and death is mandatory. If granted a stay or new trial, she could avoid execution. she would be the fourth woman to die in the state.
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New York
Martha Place
Sing Sing
Buzzi
Schneider
Governor Pinchot warns state workers on prohibition
Harrisburg June 27 Governor Pinchot served notice to state government employees to support defend and personally obey both state and national prohibition laws and to refrain from any internal looting against his administration policies.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
New Bridge Across Sunday Creek Near Athens-Chauncey May Open Sunday
The Athens Chauncey road new bridge opening was delayed Thursday when base material ran out. Immediate steps to secure native sand stone were taken and the bridge is expected to be opened to traffic by Sunday.
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Sunday Creek
Athens-Chauncey Road
Ohio adopts uniform traffic code for motorists
The new state traffic code, effective July 6, sets speed limits and safety duties. Violations carry escalating penalties from fines to jail time, with rates of 15 mph in business districts and 25 mph elsewhere cited, and harsher terms for repeated offenses.
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Ohio State Automobile Association
Bulgarian cabinet ministers freed after revolution overturns
Sofia June 2 Bulgarian cabinet members arrested during the overturn of Alexander Stamboulisky's government were released today. Their fate rests with the Sobranje as revolutionary leaders claim documents show Stamboulisky planned to align Bulgaria with Yugoslavia.
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Sofia
Alexander Stamboulisky
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Jealousy Tragedy Ends In Double Shooting
Philadelphia report details a double shooting suicide by Lawrence T. Price of Highland Park. He killed his wife in their sleep and then killed himself after writing a note blaming jealousy and her alleged infidelity. The couple’s two minor children, Lawrence Jr. and Edward, are being cared for by neighbors.
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Philadelphia
Tone
Lawrence T. Price
Highland Park
Price
Mia. Louise. Schmidt
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Rice
Lawrence, Jr
Edward
Mamma
Papa
Pension Increase Arrives for Joseph W. Jones
Miss Martha Waring reports from Washington that the commissioner of pensions has allowed Joseph W. Jones of Gloucester an increased pension of 72 dollars monthly starting April 6, 1923. Representative Foster had pursued the claim with officials on multiple occasions.
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Athens
Martha Waring
I. M. Forter
Washington
Joseph W. Jones
Glaugeter
Cons Sresaman Foster
Commissioner of Pensions
New Troubles Threaten Now in Liquor Seizure Row
A sudden proposal to seize liquor entering the United States and to arrest captains sparked diplomatic agitation. Treasury officials denied any seizure plan while State Department inquiries pressed for clarity. Secretary Hughes said the only active measure is the pending order limiting imports to medicinal quantities.
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Washington
Foreinshi
America
State
Treasu
Treasury
Hughes
Dempsey Presses On With Training Ahead of Shelby Fight
Great Falls Mont June 36 Despite financial troubles for the Dempsey Gibbons bout Jack Dempsey continues training for the July contest at Shelby. He maintains a daily routine of road work shadow boxing and sparring. He has lightened sparring to speed up his punch and perfect his form with lighter faster opponents Billy Wells Lee Moore and Connie Cutery.
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Great Falls
Mont
Dempsey-Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Chamspion
Billy Wells
Lee Moore
Connie Cutery
Dempsey
Plan Long Canoe Trip From Zanesville by Three Columbus Boys
Three Columbus high school lads Lawrence Campbell Ernest Harrington and Francis Huff plan a months long canoe voyage starting at Zanesville Ohio. They will follow the Muskingum to the Ohio River then to the Mississippi aiming for New Orleans.
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Zanesville, C
Columbus
Lawrence Campbell
Ernest Harrington
Francis Huff
Zanesville
Muskingua
Ohio River
New Orleans
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