Soviet Mint Opens In Petrograd Fortress For Silver Coins
In Moscow May 19 the Soviet government began minting silver coins at the Petrograd fortress site. Coins include 10 15 20 50 kopeks and 1 ruble with 90 percent silver and a hammer and sickle emblem. Mint official says coins to be collateral for a future paper issue, not for general circulation. The plan envisions two paper currencies with a silver-backed base to simplify the system.
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Georges Popoff
Moscow
Petropavlovsky
Petrograd
Silver Fund
Wife seeks writ against husband after alleged assault
Mrs. Lewis Windle of Floodwood appeared before Justice of Peace Helwig on Thursday asking for a warrant against her husband charging assault and battery. She says he struck her behind the ear and struck her daughter Mildred, and became frightened when he searched for a shotgun hidden after prior violence. Windle had recently returned from Columbus penitentiary in February 1921 where he served time for shooting George Coil, superintendent of the Southern Ohio Coal Company.
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Huband
Lewis Windle
Floodwood
Justice of Peace Helwig
Windle
Mildred
Columbus
George Coil
Southern Ohio Coal Company
Chauncey High Graduates Class of Chauncey Dover
Chauncey Ohio May 19. Thirteen students six boys and seven girls received diplomas from Chauncey Dover high school at the commencement in the Christian church. Prof Bert Thompson of Ohio University delivered the address. Paul Theisen gave the salutatory and Ruth Howard the valedictory. Diplomas were presented by District Superintendent D O Chappel to Paul Theisen Robert B Buchanan Hiram P D Love Victor Lloyd Wharton Ralph Milton Ferrer Eugene Ralph Chadwell Ruth Edna Koward Opal Marie Syx Norma Virginia Ferguson Ruth Christine Lahugh Elsie Irene Wilson Reta M Johnston Florence Evelyn Brewer.
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Chauncey, O
Chauncey Dover High School
Christian Church
Chauncey
Bert Thompson
Ohio University
Paul Theisen
Ruth Howard
D. O. Chappel
Robert B. Buchanan
Hiram PD. Love
Victor Lloyd Wharton
Ralph Milton Ferrer
Eugene Ralph Chadwell
Ruth Edna Koward
Opal Marie Syx
Norma Virginia Ferguson
Ruth Christine Lahugh
Elsie Irene Wilson
Reta M. Johnston
Florence Evelyn Brewer
Sailors Struggle to Make Shore In Grounding Incident
AMAGANSETT L I Magic Eagle boat No 17 part of the navy flotilla bound from Hampton Roads to New London Conn ran hard aground in the breakers off Enach Hampton early today. Of 110 men aboard the submarine chaser all but the command and a skeleton crew had beached by mid morning many with five foot waves washing them from life rafts. The Jane Lew bound from Savannah to New Orleans is helpless in the Gulf of Mexico drifting three miles an hour per wireless messages.
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Eagle Boat No
Navy
Hampton
Key West
Fla
Jane Lew
Savannah
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Motive Unknown as Wife Fires in Memphis Hotel Dining Room
Mrs. Charles J. Walsh enters a Memphis hotel dining room with a pistol and opens fire on a party including her husband and Miss Corinne Frost. Frost sustains a leg wound. several others present are unharmed. Police investigate motive and seek details.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles J. Walsh
Corinne Frost
Historian Urges 10 Year History Holiday in Revolutionary War Study
Dr. Stanley L. Krebs of New York told the Martins Ferry Kiwanis Club at a merchants' institute that a decade free from Revolutionary War study would clear false notions taught to children. He described the conflict as a foundational quarrel with what is now Americas greatest military friend.
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Martins Ferry
Kiwanis Club
Stanley L. Krebs
New York
Merchants’ Institute
America
State to move Newburg asylum to North Eaton site
State officials arrived to finalize purchase of twelve farms totaling 900 acres near Elyria for 144000 dollars. The land at North Eaton will house the relocated Newburg asylum after the deal closes.
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Elyria,o
Newburg Asylum
North Eaton
Athens Hi Will Take a Part in Lancaster Meet
Athens High School track team heads to Lancaster for the Hocking Valley meet with preliminaries at 10 AM and finals at 1 PM Saturday. Coaches expect strong showings in sprints, half mile, weights, and field events with eight runners and several field event specialists selected for Athens.
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Lancaster
Athens High School
Logan
Nelsonville
Torrance
Hughes
Kasler
Roberts
Baker
Ganfee Nelson
Brown
Sharp
Baird
Shaeffer
Buxton
Gorham
Yesterday's baseball results and today’s schedule
Yesterday in the American Association Kansas City beat Milwaukee 11 to 8 in 11 innings while Minneapolis defeated St. Paul 8 to 6. Brooklyn won 7 to 5 over St. Louis in the National League. Today’s games feature Columbus at Toledo Indianapolis at Louisville Kansas City at Milwaukee and Minneapolis at St. Paul.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Coun Bus
Louisville
Toledo
New York
St Louis Lt
Seers
Philadelphia We Eee
Detroit
Vauseee
Boston Epenene Aves
Ty Cleveland Setae
ABI Wash
Cdisabg
Siivs
St. Louis See
Pittsburg
National League
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Games Today
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fittisburgh
Smap Shots and Schoolyard Tales in a Busy Sports Page
Newark infielder George Toporcer leads Browns in hits with a .400 streak across 40 plus games. The American Trapshooting Association releases its season averages led by Frank M. Troeh of Vancouver with 2265 targets broken of 2300 for a .9847 average across four states. Henry A Callahan of Princeton and his Yale rival brother John Callahan are noted for football prominence and a Chicago sales role. Eddie Collins recalls a 1904 key hit off McGinnity during a bench-side chat about college days. A hijinks-filled melee over a hat at Mineola prompts debate on whether a hat counts as a runner. Prof. C V P Young cites sport as willpower training and brain development through supervised play.
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Troeh
Los Angeles
Cal
Portland
Ore
Walla Walla
Wash
Clarksdale
Misa
Eddie Collins
Ray
Mineola
L. 1
Solomon
Notre Dame Star Mohardt Recalled by Detroit Tigers
Johnny Mohardt, former Notre Dame athlete, drawn by Detroit and sent to Denver after a spring tryout under Tyrus Raymond. Tigers plan center field and expect him ready to play once Cobb decides, with Mohardt known for speed and fielding.
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Notre Dame
Detroit Tigers
Denver
Tyrus Raymond
Tigers
Cobb
Mohardt
West Point
George Gipp
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cubs
Cards
Dempsey to Meet Wills and Willard in Planned Fights
Jack Dempsey and his retinue arrive on the Aquitania as promoters signal meetings at the dock. They eye articles of agreement for a July 1 bout with Harry Wills in Montreal and a Labor Day clash with Jess Willard in Jersey City, though no contract is signed on the dock. The writer believes Dempsey will fight Wills on Labor Day and notes Willard’s 3 year absence makes him an unlikely opponent.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Jack Dempsey
Aquitania
Mr. Rickard
Frank Flournoy
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Montreal
Jess Willard
Jersey City
Reaity
Madison Square Garden
Jack Kearns
Willard
Wills
Notre Dame Star Castner Delivers No-Hit No-Run vs Purdue
Paul Castner of Notre Dame pitched a no hit no run game against Purdue as the Catholics won 4 to 0 in Lafayette Indiana. Castner is noted as a hall of fame candidate with the standout performance highlighted in the May 18 report.
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Lafayette
Ind
Paul Castner
Notre Dame
Purdue
Catholics
Regatta Entry List Nearing Record Mark
The inter collegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 26 nears the record set in 1907 when seven crews reached the varsity mark. Entries include the University of Washington and the United States Naval Academy with Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse and Columbia making up the field.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
University of Washington
United States Naval Academy
Corneil
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Columbia
Siwanoy Golfer Sets Morris County Medal Record
New York May 18 Jesze Sweetzer of the Siwanoy Country Club posted a medal score of 72 over 18 holes on the Morris County course yesterday establishing a new record.
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New York
Jesze
Sweetzer
Siwanoy Country Club
Morris County
One Mile Race Set With Joie Ray and Ray Watson
Chicago May 18 Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club will race Ray Watson former Kansas Aggie star in a special one mile event tied to the inter scholastic meet on May 27. Watson defeated Ray at Drake relays.
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Chicago
Joie Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Ray Watson
Kansas Aggie
Ray
Watson
Arrest of Champ's Manager After Fight Canceled
Ashland Kentucky May 1811 report says L H White Charleston West Virginia manager of Dutch Altholder heavyweight champ was jailed on charges of drunkenness and transporting liquor. The arrest follows the sudden postponement of the Altholder Civil fight scheduled for last night in Ashland.
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Ashland
L. H. White
Charleston
W. Va
Altholder
Champor
West Virginia
B. E. Gallier
Huntington
Eddie Civil
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