First Foreign Ruler Arrives in England for Poincare Visit
President Raymond Poincaire arrives in Portsmouth escorted by French and British battleships for a three day state visit to London. A fleet of 16 battleships greets him at Spithead as crowds line streets and a ball at Buckingham Palace is planned in his honor.
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Raymond Poincaire
Portsmouth
England
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Rudyard Kipling
Sacramento Scandal Enmeshes Cabinet Officers and Diggs Case
Miss Martha Warrington and Lola Norris, both 19, with Morris Diggs and Drew Caminetti at Reno, refuse to speak. The affair has implicated two cabinet officers and drawn in the President and Congress. Diggs and his wife have reunited. Caminetti's family relocated. Attorney Harris faces indictment for attempting to coax a false grand jury story.
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Martha Warrington
Lola Norris
Morris Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Reno
Congress
Diggs
Berkley
Caminetti
Jackson County
Charles Harris
Bulgarian and Servian Armies Engage Near Vardar River
A Belgrade report says fighting began today between Bulgaria and Serbia along the Vardar. Bulgaria, with about 200000 troops, is within striking distance and may move on Greece after rejecting arbitration.
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Vardar River
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Servia
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Greece
John S Robinson Wins His Suit Against Daughters
Columbus June 24 The circus man John S Robinson of Cincinnati won a $320000 suit against his daughters Mrs Pearl Lamkin and Mrs Caroline Stevens. The supreme court ruled he need not account for dividends and stocks held in the name of his deceased wife who died intestate.
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John S. Robinson
Cinccinnati
Pearl Lamkin
Caroline Stevens
Robinson
Supreme Court
Man Threatens Suicide After Mercury Tablet Incident
In Columbus on June 24 25 year old George Higgins swallowed a bichloride of mercury tablet and fled the hospital as doctors prepared to treat him. He sat on his front porch with a knife threatening suicide. Police were away seeking instructions when Higgins escaped. The item also notes guests Mr and Mrs John McConnell of Seneaville visiting Mr and Mrs Bert Orr on Tuesday.
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George Higgins
Bigeins
John McConnell
Senécaville
Bert Orr
Park to become Southeastern Ohio’s finest recreation ground
The City Park known as Taylors Grove will be cleaned up with gravel walks four foot seats and swings installed rope swings added bath house and enlarged lake via a larger dam. A park commission will overs ee improvements led by Leyshon and a cleanup team including Arnold Sheehan and Stewart. The project aims to be ready for Chau tauqua season.
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Messrs. Arnold, Sheehan
Stewart
Leyshon
Ley
Shon
Leysh
Ohio
Regency of the Mexican Empire Proclaimed
Fifty years ago today a provisional government was established in Mexico under the title Regency of the Mexican Empire. Japan closed its ports to foreign trade and Confederate General R. E. Ewell’s corps reached Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. A regimental street prayer gathering occurred in Boonsboro as units formerly under Stonewall Jackson moved through.
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Mexican Empire
Japan
R. 8. Ewell
Chambersburg
Boonsboro
Stonewall
Jackson
Nose Shattering Assault Near Fairground Bridge
Corn Stage age 25 of South Eighth street, a tin mill worker, was attacked by an unknown man early Tuesday near the Fairground bridge. The blow shattered his nasal bones and injured his left eye, leaving him unconscious until he could walk home. He cannot identify the assailant and investigation continues.
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Fairground Bridge
Campbell Avenue
Rejected Suitor Gunfire Ends Wedding Plans in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 24 Angelo Crezario, a rejected suitor, killed bride Nichola Bozzello and a friend while wounding others as the wedding party gathered. Crezario shot himself and is dying. victims include Vincent Sporti and Felice Sporti with uncertain recoveries. The tragedy follows the couple's arrangements after Bozzello left Italy for marriage.
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Philadelphia
Mres
Nicholas Bozzello
Angelo Crezario
Vincent Sporti
Felice Sporti
Italy
Crezario
Sure Sign of Insanity
Harry Cochran arrested earlier on charges of selling intoxicating liquors was arraigned before Judge Dyson on an insanity warrant. He carried $129.99 at arrest and, while in jail, tore up the money including a $10 bill before it was taken for safekeeping.
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Harry Cochran
Dyson
Cabinet Hears McNabb Charges in Diggs Caminetti Case
Washington June 24 President Wilson to issue statement on McNabb resignation and charges linked to the Diggs Caminetti scandal The cabinet session lasted two and a half hours as McClatchey of the Sacramento Bee urged investigation to shield the administration from taint The President may accept the resignation and move quickly to prosecute with a new appointee and trial dates discussed with McReynolds and Wilson.
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Washington
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Wilson
McNabb
Diggs-Caminetti
Cabinet
Charles K. McClatchey
Sacramento Bee
California
McReynolds
Caminetti
Bryan
Sun Spots Vanish, Says Academy of Medicine
Paris reports the Academy of Medicine debating the disappearance of sun spots since last April. The event is described as extraordinary with sun spot cycles averaging about 11.13 years. Scientists note possible Earth magnetic effects but admit the sun spot phenomenon remains not fully understood.
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Academy of Medicine
White slave cases prompt presidential action and papers release
The Caminetti solicitor of immigration urged immediate disposal of the cases. After a cabinet meeting the President ordered all papers and recent telegrams reviewed and said an official statement of the administration’s attitude would be released later that day.
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Immigration
Hoe May Settle Out of Court in Suit Over Marriage
New York June 24 Miss May Sullivan says she believes Arthur Hoe will settle out of court after suing for 70 000 for maintenance and 150 000 for breach of promise. She alleged Hoe hid a prior marriage when he asked her to wed.
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New York
Arthur Hoe
Robert Hoe
May Sullivan
Hoe
Rockefeller to visit Cleveland for summer home
John D. Rockefeller will arrive in Cleveland today from Tarrytown to take up residence for the summer, highlighting the prominent industrialist's seasonal retreat plans.
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John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Tarrytown
Alexander Andrews Laid At Rest
The funeral for Alexander Andrews was held at his brother George Andrews home on West Steuben Ville avenue Tuesday afternoon. Rev. George Michael of Pittsburg and Rev. Jay C. Goodrich officiated. Interment followed at Northwood cemetery with pallbearers named from the Andrews and Dunn families. Floral tributes from Ammar Bros., Schick Bros., Velvet Ice Cream Works, Barnesville Candy Kitchen, O M Hoge, R E Brown, George Farrah, Conrath family, City Bottling Works, and others honored the deceased.
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Alexander Andrews
George Andrews
West Steuben- Ville Avenue
George Michael
Pittsburg
Jay C. Goodrich
M. E
Northwood Cemetery
Charles
Abe
Fred Andrews
Mike Dunn
Louis Dunn
Samuel Bashora
Ammar Bros
Schick Bros
Velvet Iee Cream Works
Barnesville Candy Kitchen
O. M. Hoge
R. E. Brown
George Farrah
Carlena
Clarence Conrath
City Bottling Works
Charles Duffey
George McCaul
Adella
Helena Blackburn
Rachel Bayless
Andrews Bros
State Uses Its Star Witness In Cox Trial
In Columbus Ohio on June 24 the state presented its star witness, George Powell of New York, former treasurer of Ford & Johnson Chair Company, over misapplication of 115000 from Cincinnati Trust. Powell testified that the chair firm made false statements and Cox doubted its value, recounting a 1910 loan refusal and later a 30000 loan, claiming personal fraud by the company.
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Columbus
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
George Powell
New York
Ford & Johnson Chair Company
Cox
National road to be paved with federal aid
Ohio will upgrade the National road from Columbus to Zanesville with a $7,200 per mile cost and $120,000 shared from a $500,000 federal appropriation. Muskingum County pledges $100,000 and Licking County $140,000, while counties must double the federal share. The project renews a Cumberland road segment. Franklin County needs no work. Governor Cox urged extending the National road to the Indiana line.
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Muskingum County
Licking County
Marker
National Capital
Columbus
Columbua
Zanesville
James Marker
Washington
Ohio
Congress
Musking Zum
Franklin County
Hné
Issi
Cox
West Virginia
Indiana Line
General Assembly
Henry V Miller Dies at 56 in Klondyke Area
Henry V Miller aged 56 of near Klondyke died at his home Tuesday at 12 15 AM after suffering from several large abscesses He was a member of St Benedicts church of this city He is survived by his wife Funeral arrangements have not been completed
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Henry V. Miller
Klondyke
St. Benedict's Church
Tragic Shooting: Clay Mills Kills Wife And Two Children
Atmore Alabama June 24 Clay Mills fatally shot his wife Mrs Gussie Mills and two of their children before killing himself A child escaped to a neighbor and gave the tale Mills wife was daughter of a Mobile prominent man and Mills was described as wealthy.
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Atmore
Ala
Weather Forecast Indications for Ohio Next Day
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 7 p m on Monday report likely thunderstorms in Ohio with cloudy skies. Light to moderate southerly winds are expected for tomorrow.
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Washington
Ohio
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