Auto collision ends life of Earle McKinley near Columbus
Earle McKinley 40 of Orient Ohio died when his car stalled on the burg pike three miles south of City. Police believe heart disease caused the seizure before the vehicle stopped. Other brief items note a French flyer forced to land in India and a Jersey City fire injuring several at Engl Grocery.
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Columbus
Earle McKinley
Carter
Orient
McKinley
Bey City
N. J
Root vegetables and leafy greens in medicinal diet guidance
The text discusses digestive issues and dietary guidance emphasizing roots and leafy greens. It notes turnips rich in calcium, compares root vegetables to wheat minerals, and highlights vitamins and minerals in leafy greens like spinach, lettuce, and cabbage. It also mentions fermentation, bread, and the role of fats in diet adequacy.
Gillett Declares Senate Candidacy for Massachusetts
Washington May 9 Frederic H. Gillett speaker of the House announces he will seek the Republican nomination for the U S Senate from Massachusetts this year.
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Washington
Frederek H. Gillett
House of Representatives
Senate
Massas
Secretary Brown to Collect Auto Fees on Trucks
Pay Up Columbus reports Secretary of State Brown heading the auto registration department to collect about $100,000 in license fees on trucks. The Franklin County appellate court upheld the state auto license act provisions for special taxes on trucks over 25 horsepower.
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Columbus
Brown
State
Franklin County
Wet Candidate Opposes State GOP Convention Slate
Columbus May 9 Attor ney C Homer Durand of Coshocton joins prominent Republicans opposing the Republican State Central Committee call for a state convention on May 20 to approve a slate of candidates for state offices in advance of the primary. Durand, seeking the gubernatorial nomination, calls the move a political blunder and says he wants no endorsement from a convention. Political circles predict the pre primary convention will not endorse a slate.
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Columbus
C. Homer. Durand
Coshocton
Republican State Central Committee
Durand
Ad Judged Guilty in Illegal Liquor Sale Case
Columbus May 9 W B Mortis was fined 1000 dollars by Municipal Judge Seldel for illegal sale and possession of liquor. The defendant was found guilty after a hearing in the local court.
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Columbus
W. B. Mortis
Seldel
Arms Rivalry in Britain Risks Return to Prewar Armament
Major General Sir Frederick Maurice warns that Britain's policy shift from disarmament to armament buildup risks a new cycle of continental wars. He points to Singapore base, five cruisers, and increased Air Force as central to the issue, noting battleship competition with Japan and a drive spurred by France's aircraft numbers.
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London
Great Britain
Frederick Maurice
International
Maurice
Singapore
Japan
France
Armaments Rivalry Cited Across Europe and Britain
General Maurice warns that Britain's postwar armament cuts led to a dangerous rearmament course. He notes French naval plans and Mediterranean maneuvers threaten London and Europe, urging backing for disarmament efforts under the League of Nations to avoid a new arms race and another 1914-style conflict.
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London
Europe
Maurice
Great Britain
League of Nations
Burns Denies Resignation Amid DOJ Investigation Chief
Reports circulated in Washington on May 9 that William J. Burns, head of the Justice Department's Bureau of Investigation, resigned. Burns denied quitting, but the chatter continued despite his denial.
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William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burns
Thief Steals From American Rugby Team in Paris
In Colombes Stadium dressing room during practice an unidentified thief rifled the American rugby players removing money and jewelry valued at twenty thousand francs. No suspects named and the incident occurred in Paris during training.
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Paris
Colombes Stadium
Methodist Women Win Right to Be Ordained Pastors
Springfield report notes the May 9 decision by the general conference of the Methodist church granting to women the right to be ordained as pastors in the church.
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Springfield
Mass
General Conference of the Methodist Church
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