Harding sails for Alaska after a 6000 mile cross country tour
President Harding departs Tacoma aboard the Henderson for Alaska after a two week, 6000 mile swing through the United States. He delivered over fifty speeches, backed Republican platform goals, and urged adherence to the world court while Mrs Harding faced fatigue from the strenuous campaign stretch.
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Harding
Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Washington
International Court of Justice
Senate
United States
Henderson
Ketchikan
Portland
Holbrook
Great Britain
America
Dog alarms family as house burns on Crescent
July 5 A neighbor's dog barked on the porch, waking the Vestyan family and enabling all to escape a fast spreading blaze that engulfed their home on Family Crescent. No injuries reported. Local fire crews fought the flames and secured the scene.
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Crescent
John Vestyan
Vestyan
Death of 3 Believed to Be Love's Result
Newark police suspect love driven tragedy caused the deaths of Mrs. Marie Pitioski and her two children Walter and Helen in a gas filled room. They seek former boarder Mike Globas after the card found nearby bears the note my favor is to die.
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Newark
N. J
Marie Pitioski
Walter
Helen
British liquor probe denied by Premier Baldwin
Premier Baldwin told the House of Commons that Secretary Ronald McNeill’s committee is not examining efforts to curb liquor smuggling into the United States. The McNeill panel has studied issues from U.S. enforcement of prohibition to shipping within the three mile limit, but has not focused on ships under British registry.
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Baldwin
Nation
United States
London
House of Commons
Ronald McNeill
McNeill
Three Mile Line
Burns Fatal to Little Girl in Martins Ferry
Goldie Sandres five year old of Tiltonville died after her clothing ignited from a match used to light fireworks near her home. Her mother Mrs Jim Landres extinguished the flames and the child, a native of Steubenville, died in the local hospital this morning.
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Martins Ferry
Goldie Sandres
Tiltonville
Jim Landres
Steubenville
Farmer Burned in Runaway Crash near Shreve
Jay Swainhart, a farmer south of Shreve, is in serious condition at his home after a runaway wagon crash caused by firecrackers thrown by a boy in front of the team at Main and McConkey streets. He was dragged and both wheels passed over him.
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Shreve
Jay Swainhart
Main and McConkeysts
Swainhart
Obd
Mother Identifies Body Of Woman In Mine
Mrs Mary Brown of Jefferson Ohio and her three children identified the head found in an abandoned mine as Pearl Brown Ferrari a 21 year old who left her husband and lived with a local Italian who disappeared after the body was found Police seek the husband as a material witness and the Italian is jailed on a similar charge blood stains will be analyzed at the room where the couple resided the body was discovered with throat cut and head crushed
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Bellaire
Mary Brown
Jefferson
Pearl Brown Ferrari
Uniontown
Angora prepares defense as troops recalled at Ismidt line
London dispatch notes Angora recalling men to colors and planning defense along the Ismidt line amid news that allies may keep Constantinople. Evacuation of Turkish territory remains a key issue before the Lausanne peace talks with Turkey demanding immediate foreign troop removal before any treaty.
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London
Angora
Ismidt
Constantinople
Lausanne
Murray Appoints Murray and Schlesinger To State Posts
July 5 report states State Highway Director Boulay names Saul D. Murray of New Philadelphia as assistant director of highways and public works and Co F Schlesinger of Columbus, formerly of Xenia, as state highway engineer. Each posts pays $5,000 annually and take effect July 1.
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Boulay
Philadelphia
Colubus
S’aul D. Murray
New Philadelphia
Highways and Public Works and
F. Schlesinger
Columbus
Xenia
Thieves Loot Auto Shreve Telegraph Operator’s Car
Thieves stripped a car owned by Lorain Wilent a local telegraph operator four miles east of Shreve. They removed the two rear tires and rims electric fixtures tools and gasoline from the vehicle and tried but failed to take the steering apparatus.
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Shreve
Lorain Wilent
Wilent
Lincoln Johnson Threatens Upset Of GOP Plans
Henry Lincoln Johnson, Georgia colored politician, now threatens to overturn Republican plans by demanding equal rights in forming the new national committee women’s auxiliary. Johnson earlier secured Georgia’s national committeeman seat at Chicago with cross‑party support and money, despite white Republican protests. He reportedly favored a resignation deal for his seat if opposition was removed, but he remained in office and drew efforts from Harding to move him abroad.
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Washington
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Chicago
Harding
Lowden
Republican Party
United States
Liberia
Village boast gets setback in Cleves murder shooting
In Cleves Ohio Nathan Hawke a 58 year old bartender was shot and wounded after an argument over a broken glass with Benjamin Walford 86 of Wooven Ohio. Walford was arrested charged with shooting to kill awaiting Hawkes condition.
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Cincinnati
Cleves
Nathan Hawke
Gus Robbe
Benjamin Walford
Wooven
O. Walford
Hanks
344 Arranged for Intoxication
Philadelphia July 5 344 intoxicated individuals faced magistrates citywide after a police roundup. Police reported no arrests except for anyone too drunk to navigate or too disorderly. Several station house cells reached capacity due to the roundup.
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Philadelphia
Hogan Denies Involvement in Mrs Stannard Case
Columbus July 56 Attorney Timothy B Hogan a Democrat and former attorney general issued a statement denying any connection with the charges against Mrs Mae Stannard deposed matron of the girls industrial school Delaware in the rein statement hearing He emphasized he is not the Hogan named in the appeal over the case.
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Columbus
Timothy 8. Hogan
Hogan
Mae Stannard
Delaware
Stannard
Funeral arrangements for Canton brick pioneer Jacob J. Renkert
Funeral services for Jacob J. Renkert, Canton brick manufacturer, who died at Mercy hospital, will be held Friday at 2 PM at his son O W Renkert’s home 1375 Market Ave N Rev E C Herman of Trinity Lutheran will officiate Burial is in the Renkert vault Westlawn cemetery Pallbearers listed J G Barbour H E Frease Bert Schroeder H S Packer B R Cornelius L F Groerngen Masonic members to meet at Temple Friday at 2 PM to attend the funeral
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Jacob J. Renkert
Canton
Mercy Hospital
O. W. Renkert
Market
E. C. Herman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Renkert
Westlawn
J. G. Barbour
H. E. Frease
Bert Schroeder
H. 8. Packer
B. R. Cornelius
L. F. Groerngen
Masonic Fraternity
Temple
Liberty Bonds Dominate U S Public Debt
Treasury release details nearly fifteen billion dollars in outstanding liberty bonds held by investors as part of the U S public debt. It lists amounts for each liberty issue and other debt items while noting a postwar debt reduction and projected future liquidation.
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Liberty Bonds
U. S
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Liberty
Ita
Harding
Dueber Company Demurrer Tests Pollution Suit
A demurrer filed on behalf of Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Co. challenges the Nimishillen creek pollution suit as misjoined. If upheld, plaintiffs would face filing more than 300 law actions. Amerman & Mills filed the demurrer.
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Canton
Nimishillen Creek
Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Co
Amerman & Mills
Death toll climbs across state from Fourth of July hazards
A Cleveland dispatch reports twenty three dead and eighty injured across Ohio from Fourth of July incidents. Auto crashes top causes with eleven dead. drownings three. fireworks three. falls and suffocation two. self inflicted death one. accidental shooting one. a police wound fatality. Names and cities noted include Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland, Akron, Springfield, Ashland, Jackson, Niles, Toledo, Tiltonville, Youngstown with victims aged from infants to seniors.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Adeline McCoy
Thomas Applegate
Dayton
Betty Ann McLane
William Miller
Michael Drobnick
John Hroban
Sand Bank
August Petlau
Porch
Walter McDonald
Akron
Edward Haslett, Jr
Springfield
George Blazier
Ashland
Carl Ballett
Dorothy Love
Gretchen Dippers
Jackson
Charles Connor
Speeders Tell Truth In Court
Akron July 5 tell the truth Mr Speeder if you want mercy. Speed law violators arraigned before Judge Zesiger admit they sped and take their medicine. A new ruling truth pays leads to abandonment of the dollar a mile fining plan.
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Akron
Speeder
Zesiger
Kentucky bar to consider judges increase and pay rise
The Kentucky bar association opened sessions in Covington with a proposal to amend the state constitution to grow the court of appeals bench from seven to ten judges and to raise judges pay to a maximum of 10 000. Former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden is scheduled to speak tonight to members.
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Covington
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Kentucky Bar Association
Frank O. Lowden
Chicago
Illinois
Funeral Arrangements for Arthur L. Stewart in Columbus
Arthur L. Stewart a 42 year old broker and former chief of the division of securities under ex Governor Davis died suddenly Tuesday night aboard a train from Philadelphia. He will be buried in Greenlee cemetery Columbus tomorrow. He leaves a widow a daughter and a son all at home and two sisters in Brooklyn.
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Columbus
Arthur L. Stewart
Division of the Securities
Davis
Philadelphia
Greenlee
Stewart
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hotel Schmidt Fire Traps Occupants in Upper Floors
Fire at the four story Hotel Schmidt in McKeesport pa killed four and injured seven as flames trapped guests on upper floors. Coroner Wm J McGregor and police searched debris for 11 unaccounted occupants including John Hara 46 and David C McCrea 69 among the identified dead.
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Mckeesport
Wm. J. McGregor
Michael Prezbylski
McGregor
John ©. Hara
David C. McCrea
Schmidt
Irene Castle Treman Pursues Deauville Reconciliation
Paris July 5 Mrs Irene Castle Treman and her husband motored to Deauville for a proposed reconciliation cure ahead of a Seine tribunal divorce hearing. Dudley Field Malone said to be her attorney though she claimed the suit was filed without her authorization amid reports of a domestic rift. The couple recently arrived from Ithaca New York and dined together after news of the action became known.
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Paris
Irene Castle Treman
Seine
Deauville
Dudley Field Malone
Port of New York
Treman
Avation
Ithaca
N. Y
Bois de Boulogne
Day Trip Across Nation Delayed In Air Endeavor
Mineola N Y July 6 Another day's delay in the hope off of Lieutenant Russell L Maughan army aviator in his attempt to fly from New York to San Francisco by daylight was announced today He would take off at sunrise Saturday morning and plans to arrive at Crissy field San Francisco before 9 oclock Saturday night The flight was originally scheduled for July 4.
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Mineola
L. I
Russell L. Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Maughan
Crissy Field
Hungarian man charged with dog cruelty in Columbus
Laszlo Skabrak a Hungarian national is arrested in East Columbus on a cruelty to animals charge for tying a rope around a dog's neck and dragging the animal behind a speeding car for more than a mile.
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East Columbus
Laszlo Skabrak
Canton's Growth Put At 7 000 By Directory Firm
The 1923 Canton directory estimates population at 94 920 with a rise of 9 066 since 1922, far short of the federal census figure above 99 000. Women count 47 460 versus 42 927 last year, reflecting industrial expansion and more workers drawn to the city.
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Canton
The
Burch Directory Co
Canton Directory
Directory Company
Federal Census Bureau
Cig
Ku Klux Klan Holds Large Musical Patriotic Rally
Several thousand residents gathered in Columbus to hear a program by 200 masked Klansmen on the statehouse steps. A fifty piece band accompanied hymns a patriotic medley and recitation of the Lord s Prayer in the event last night.
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Columbus
Ku Klux Klan
Statehouse
Traffic Mishaps Take Two Lives In Youngstown Area
Two people died and several were injured in separate traffic accidents around Youngstown yesterday. Rosie White, 13, died after being struck by an auto driven by J. E. Sigle when she darted from behind her father's car. Lynn Davis, 38, of Salem died following a collision between a motorcycle and a car on the Youngstown New Castle road. authorities say a second vehicle forced the motorcycle off the road.
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Rosie White
J. E. Sigle
Mr. Sigle
Lynn Davis
Salem
Chbto
Youngstown-New Castle
Tavis
Accident claims life of Irene Harvey in Youngstown
Irene Harvey died in a Youngstown hospital after being accidentally shot by her husband while he cleaned a revolver he planned to use for Fourth of July celebrations. He was slightly wounded in the incident.
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Irene Harvey
Youngstown
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