Several Hurt In Accidents Sunday Night in Meigs County
Meigs County records show over twenty people involved in crashes Sunday evening and night around Racine Five Points and Syracuse. Dwight Hoback, 22, suffered a fractured leg in a scooter collision near Syracuse. no Philson occupants injured. A Minersville party returning from Chester involved in multiple crashes at Five Points injuring several. Bolin and four church party members were among those affected.
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Meigs County
Greenwood Cemetery
Racine
John Philson
Fred Philson
R. W. Finsterwald
Allance
Rolandus
Minersville
Chester
Cassidy
Ytr Bolin
Cildren
John Wilson
Friora Hill
Bolin
Morgan Aubry
Church Party
Edgar Thomas
Clarice Maag
Co. N. Wagner
Garfield Funeral Today for James Garfield Grandson
Military funeral services for John N Garfield aged 39, grandson of the martyred President, were set for 4 p m today from the home of his father James R Garfield in Mentor Ohio.
Buy Back Prosperity United Business Bureau Ad
A promotional blurb urges Americans to restore prosperity by buying more comforts and luxuries. The piece frames a chain of polite exchanges among workers and professionals ending with reassurance that all is well, urging consumer confidence in the U.S. economy.
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Ker
Surgeon slain in duel over home trouble in New York
Dr. Joseph T. Loughlin prominent surgeon and four children father was killed in an apparent pistol duel in a Marine Park field police said Howard Bridgetts 30 of Brooklyn a commission merchant and cousin to the slain man is the principal suspect Bridgetts left the Loughlin home after a quarrel with Mrs Loughlin and had not returned his whereabouts unknown Investigators found the doctor's body with two bullet wounds one behind the ear and one under the right armpit indicating he faced his challenger as he fired Mrs Loughlin said the couple had been estranged and that Bridgetts had exposed Loughlin's affairs with other women in the dispute
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Joseph T. Loughlin
New York
Park
U.R
Howard Bridgetts
Brooklyn
Bridgetts
Loughlin
William Dickson
McKees Rocks
Elizabeth Cowan
East Liverpool
O. Thomas M. Longnecker
Toledo Times
Dartmouth College
Toledo
Effie Hazelbaker
Dayton
Brisk, Bright Observations by Arthur Brisbane
The column presents commentary by Arthur Brisbane outlining social trends and public mood with concise, pointed observations on events and personalities shaping the era.
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Arthur Brisbane
Pacifists Protest Air Display in New York Parade
A well meaning pacifist parade in New York criticized a aerial army display. They oppose war shows yet warn that if war arrived many would shelter or flee and face poison gas and bombs without American air defense.
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New York
New York City
Russia makes carelessness a crime for workers
Russia imposes criminal penalties for damaging machinery or causing fires. Workers may be punished by imprisonment or exile unless they prove the accident was unavoidable. The policy surprises outsiders who do not grasp Russian conditions.
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Russia
Mayors Tour Europe Ends With Wine Controversy
The Los Angeles mayor and seventeen fellow U S mayors visited Europe after a French invitation. Upon arrival in Havre the city hosts served champagne at a welcome dinner. The LA mayor and his wife left, and he later stated he would not be associated with wine, saying the lips that touch wine shall never touch mine.
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Los Angeles
Europe
Havre
Will Rogers quips on French mayor visit response
Will Rogers jokes that if French mayors attend a visit, they should walk out during staged robberies and murders to show decency toward their mother country. The quip reflects Rogers’ satirical take on diplomacy and foreign audiences.
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Will Rogers
Los Angeles Mayor Assured No Harm In Incident
Fragmentary report notes the mayor of Los Angeles did not harm anyone in a minor incident. The text hints at continued coverage on page 4.
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Los Angeles
Robinson Attacks Hoover Over Instability and Vacillation
Senator Robinson of Arkansas criticizes President Hoover for instability of design and vacillation of purpose after Hoover refuses to consider calling an extra session. Robinson says there is no great demand for a session but accuses the executive of inconsistency in the world economic low mood remark.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover
Senate
Congress
Wife Ends Her Revenge Vigil in Chicago Shooting Case
Mrs. Alice Costello, grieving widow of Patrick Costello, identified Dominic Pantaleo as the man who killed her husband during a March holdup. Costello had watched showups with detectives since the fatal shooting and picked Pantaleo from the lineup after recognizing him.
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Chicago
U.P
Alice Costello
Patrick
Dominic Pantaleo
Costello
Pantaleo
Woman Falls 130 Feet to Death near North Hill Viaduct
An unidentified 34 year old woman, described as a blonde 5 feet 5 inch, 140 pound slightly breathes near death after jumping or falling 130 feet from the North Hill viaduct in Akron. Authorities have no identifying details.
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Akron
U.P
North Hill
Beard Ignites On Park Bench Death In Cincinnati
George Sherman aged 49, sleeping on a park bench in Cincinnati, woke to his beard afire when a lighted cigar remained in his mouth. He suffered burns as flames spread through his facial hair.
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Cincinnati
U.P
George Sherman
Auto Wrecks and Shootings Claim 19 Lives in Ohio
A Sunday tally shows 19 deaths across Ohio from traffic wrecks, shootings, and other incidents. Victims include Nick Stefan and Mrs. Anna Zeoka killed by a train near Hubbard, and several other deaths from accidents and foul play across Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton, Newark, and Defiance.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
United Press
Cleveland
Nick Stefan
Anna Zeoka
U.S. Officers Disarmed by Canadians in Bank Heist
Pontiac Michigan police report an airplane theft at the Pontiac Commercial and Savings Bank leading to an international incident. Canadian immigration officers disarmed three Pontiac officers who accompanied captured suspects Louis Kish and Adam Morgan from Toronto to Windsor. The bandits were later jailed in Pontiac after a hotel clerk reported cancelled checks. $12,000 loot recovered by Toronto police.
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Louis Kish
Adam Morgan
Toronto
Chatham
Ont
Pontiac
Sandwich
Windsor
Canada
Ohio State Sociology Professor Loses Job
Dr. Herbert A. Miller, sociology professor at Ohio State University, will not have his contract renewed for next year. Miller, a national figure in sociology, has advocated optional military training at Ohio State amid a student faculty dispute. President George W. Rightmire criticized some students and faculty who opposed compulsory training.
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Columbus
U.P
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
Miller
Ohio State
George W. Rightmire
Lawyer George Snowden Fatally Injured in Auto Crash
Atty. George H. Snowden, 47, former vice-president of the Monongahela National Bank Brownsville Pa and relative by marriage of the late President William Howard Taft, was fatally injured today when his automobile struck a safety post in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
George H. Snowden
Monongahela National Bank
Brownsville
William Howard Taft
Senior Class Of Athens In Last Program
One hundred Athens High School seniors receive diplomas at commencement in the auditorium at 8 p m Thursday June 11 The address Keep Off The Air will be delivered by Rev W H McLean of the Wesley Foundation Church Bloomington Ind George Whipple Athens Board of Education president will present diplomas Senior Day is June 10 with awards reports of grades and activity certificates The Junior Senior reception May 15 preceded the final events The Senior Class play Tons of Money features Arabelle Chute Robert Masterton and others under director A A Nellin with staging by Thomas Craig William Clark and Carl Browne
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W. H. McLean
Wesley Foundation Church
Bloomington
Ind
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DePauw University
Greencastle
George Whipple
Athens Board of Education
Arabelle Chute
Robert Masterton
Margaret Haskins
William Warren
John Foite
Thea Connett
Robert Siigley
Richard Bolin
William Burt
Louise Seipel
A. A. Nellin
Thomas Craig
William Clark
Carl Browne
Wolfe to Speak on Business Conditions at Kiwanis Meet
Thomas N. Wolfe will address the Athens Kiwanis Club at Hotel Berry on business conditions. Wolfe recently returned from six weeks of instruction at the Harvard School of Business Administration.
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Thomas N. Wolfe
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Harvard School of Business Administration
Harding Memorial to be dedicated June sixteenth by Hoover
The Harding Memorial will be dedicated June 16 with President Hoover speaking along with Calvin Coolidge Governor George White and Joseph Freylinghuysen. Over a million contributed for construction and site beautification with most funds spent. the circular marble memorial features an open roof and two grave markers under a willow flanked by inscriptions of Warren G. and Florence Harding.
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Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
George White
Joseph 8. Freylinghuysen
New Jersey
Harding Memories Association
Georgia
Whaley Sentenced to One Year in Ohio Prison
Crayton Whaley was found guilty of failing to provide for an illegitimate child and sentenced by Judge O. Rowland in Athens County to one year in the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. His attorney did not move for a new trial but requested credit for three months already served.
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Crayton Whaley
Ohio
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
O. ¥. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Whaley
Athena
Silas Kempton
Millfield
Athens County
Rowland
Kempton
George Sommers
Syracuse
Sommers
Luhrig Collieries Company
Luhrig
Wayne Wingett
George Rasp
Dan Shay
Benjamin Stover
Nelson Ville
John H. Blair
Chesapeake
Ohio Gains in Coal Production in Week
The U S Bureau of Mines reports soft coal output for the week ending May 16 at 6 783 000 net tons, showing a near one percent rise from the May 9 week. Ohio’s April coal production totaled 1 535 000 tons, compared with 1 741 000 tons in April 1920, according to the Star Special from Nelsonville.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
Onto
Ohio
Prisoner Is Murdered in Maryland Penitentiary
Frank Allers, key witness in the Norris murder case, died from wounds received yesterday when assaulted by fellow prisoners beneath a shower at the Maryland Penitentiary. He was to be released tomorrow after completing a ten year sentence. the State's Attorney cited a long standing grudge as the motive.
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U.P
Frank Allers
Norris
Maryland
Allers
O'Connor
Letter mailed 70 years ago at Oberlin found by daughter
A Civil War era letter mailed from Oberlin in 1862 was delivered to the daughter of Stephan Cole after being found in the attic of the Rowan County Courthouse in Salisbury North Carolina. The missive from Mary Lucretia Cole to Dee Cousin Stephan was forwarded by Oberlin Postmaster Eugene Dick after years of searching. The sender was an Oberlin College graduate, and the target recipient was a Cincinnati woman, Alberta C Shat tuck.
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U.P
Eugene G. Dick
Rowan County
Salisbury
N. C
R. C. Jennings
Stephan
Stephan Cole
Then &S
Ste
Mary Lucretia Cole
Oberlin College
Alberta C. Shattuck
Cincinnati, O
Two men executed for Luzerne County payroll car killings
In Bellefonte, two convicted killers of four payroll guards dynamited a mine pay car in Luzerne County and were electrocuted today at Rockview Penitentiary. The executions followed a lengthy legal process and reflected the state's use of the electric chair for multiple murder convictions.
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Bellefonte Pa
Luzerne County
Rockview Penitentiary
Will HOLLYWOOD Mayors Trip Sparks National Tension
A satirical note mocks mayors touring France with a patriotic twist and hints at political discord. It jokes about delaying banquets and calls for funds to bring them home before July Fourth, and comically references Chaplin. The piece apologizes for a Los Angeles mayor’s perceived impropriety.
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Hollywood
Calif
France
Reuben
Los Angeles
California
Maine
Paris Herald
Chaplin
Nation's Trade Is Increasing Farrell Says
Farrell, president of United States Steel, tells a national radio audience trade is rising. Swope proposes a plan to avert unemployment during slumps, urging industries to share product costs to ensure steady jobs. He notes need for abroad markets and confidence in future as signs of recovery.
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New York
Ena A Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
National Foreign Y Council
Gerard Swope
Geo Eiectric Company
United States
Farrell
Staal Iron Companies
Crisia
Hwope
Party Attended by Clark Linked to Old Scandal
In Los Angeles on May 20 authorities discussed a ten year old party Clark attended as a deputy district attorney. Police allege Clark later murdered Charles Crawford a powerful politician and editor Herbert Cer. The party reportedly involved connections to a prosecutor then handling a case against Albert Marco.
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Los Angeles
David H. Clark
Twn
Ti Crawford-Spencer
Clark
Charles Crawford
Herbert & Cer
Magasine
Albert Marco
Whisky runners held in murder of Frank Ross near Ohio River
Belmont County authorities arrested three suspects in Yorkville Ohio in connection with the murder of Frank Ross whose body was found in woods along the Ohio River. Two shotguns and a revolver were recovered near the scene and investigators believe liquor racketeers were involved.
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Yorkville
Frank Ross
Ohio River
Belmont County
Ross
Mrs. Bernice Sanders Kills Two Children in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 26 police reported Mrs. Bernice Sanders, 30, killed her two children by chloroform. The bodies were found in the rear of a restaurant or lunch area with a note saying she could not face the hard life.
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San Francisco
Bernice Sanders
New York Couple Welcomes U R A Sunday Baby
A son born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Fess of New York is announced as the child of United States Senator Simeon Fess. The families confirm the birth in Xenia on May 25.
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Xenia
U.r—A
Mrs. Fess
New York
United States
Simeon Fess
Weather Summary for Pass Day
Yesterday's high near Paso 0 and North PF. Today sees cooler, light winds with a slight drop in temperatures. White River region reports general conditions with a cooler night ahead and light clouds.
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North
Gary
White River
Gaia
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