Assaulted Cleveland woman in mysterious Columbus case
Mrs. Josephine Richardson of Cleveland lies near death at White Cross hospital after a brutal assault on a viaduct near Union Station in Columbus. Officials probe the case as her husband Rodman Richardson in Cleveland fights for life after recent surgeries and awaits word on his wife.
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Columbus
Josephine Richardson
Cleveland
White Cross Hospital
Union Station
Jonsephine Richardson
FE. C. Bowman
Circleville
Rodman Richardson
Richardson
Shriners Name Candidate Lineup for Supreme Council
The Shriners designate a new head with 12 year term oversight. Contenders include Clifford W. Ireland of Mohammed Temple Peoria Illinois John S. Fouche Alhambra Temple Chattanooga Tennessee George L. Baker Al Kader Temple Portland Oregon Allan McCants Hamasa Temple Meridian Mississippi Howard J. Dudley Crescent Temple Trenton New Jersey and Hugh M. Caldwell Nile Temple Washington Ireland a former congressman is generally seen as best to become the last in line.
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Supreme Command
Clifford W. Ireland
Mohammed Temple
Peoria
Ill
John S. Fouche
Alhambra Temple
Chattanooga
Tenn
George L. Baker
al Kader
Portland
Oregon
Allan McCants
Hamasa Temple
Meridian
Mississippi
Howard J. Dudley
Crescent Temple
Trenton
N. J
Hugh M. Caldwell
Nile Temple
Washington
Ireland
Fatal Mishap at White House Garden Pillar Collapse
Michael Duvall a 26 year old electrician was killed instantly in the Garden of Allah adjacent to the White House after a motor truck struck a stand supporting a ladder from which he and a helper fell about 60 feet. The helper was seriously injured in the collision and fall.
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Washington
Michael Duvall
Garden of Allah
White House
Duvall
Shrinedom race heats up with key contenders
The Imperial potentateship race draws Ireland with strong Peoria support after a tax refund bill raid and Noble Fouche of Chattanooga praised as a peacemaker. John of Alhambra expected to push votes across two or three ballots as four other well known Shrinedom figures vie for influence.
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Congress
Treasury
Ireland
Peoria
Noble Fouche
Chattanooga
John of
Dykeman to Succeed Sunny Jim in Shire Leadership
The imperial potentate will be succeeded by Conrad V. Dykeman of Brooklyn as next year’s leader. Other officers advance one rank, including Chandler imperial chief rabban and Youngworth imperial ceremonial master. Bids for 1924 convention focus on Kansas City and Philadelphia, with a tilt toward the West after the gathering.
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Dykeman
Sunny Jim
Sunny
Jim McCanndies
Shire
Conrad V. Dykeman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kismet Temple
New York City
Insurance Tren
Tle
German Offer For Old Foes
Paris reports say officials will not accept the new German reparations offer while passive resistance persists in the Ruhr crisis. The note outlines proposed measures including a quarter share in a German corporation for reparations, and Belgian efforts to push France toward a broader conference with England and Italy. Premier Poincare is expected to oppose England’s call for a league of nations inquiry into French Saar administration.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Rome
London
England
Italy
Poincare
League of Nations
Saar
Paris
Foreign Office
Ruhr
Watchman Placed at Harrison Ave Rail Crossing
At the request of the Chamber of Commerce and local manufacturers, a watchman is stationed at the Harrison avenue SW crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad. He will be on duty from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The hours were set after railroad officials initially proposed 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. to accommodate workers crossing before 7 a.m. The arrangement was approved to aid the many mill and factory workers traveling to jobs in the southwest city sector.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Av SW
Pennsylvania Railroad
Record Number of Law Students Take Bar Exam in Columbus
Columbus on June 6 reports a total of 602 law students registered for the bar examination held today and tomorrow, surpassing last June’s 390. The high mark set previously was 390 examinees.
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Columbus
Paternity Claims Highlight Local Fathers in Gibsonville
Gibsonville residents Grant Moore and Byron Zeigler both present unusual paternity records. Zeigler claims fatherhood of 17 living children, while Moore notes his 11 children weigh a combined 2300 pounds.
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Gibsonville
Grant Moore
Byron Zeigler
Zeigler
Moore
Akron Smoke Commission Sets June Meeting in City Hall
The Akron smoke commission will hold its regular monthly meeting in the city building department Thursday night at 8 o'clock, Inspector Ralph C. Demary announced today.
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Smoke Commission
Akron
Akron Smoke Commission
City Building Department
Ralph C
Demary
Canton bankers at Akron meeting
Several Canton bankers attended the Ohio Bankers association meeting held at Portage Country Club. Congressman Theodore Burton of Cleveland spoke on The World Court and European Debt Settlement. Over 350 bankers from northern Ohio were expected, with H E Scott George Dunn W B Allendorf P B Kingsbury W R Green and Senator Frank B K Wills among the program participants.
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Canton
Amsphea
Ohio Bankers Association
Portage Country Club
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Ohio
State Bank
H. E. Scott
Columbus
George Dunn
Akron Clearinghouse
W. B. Allendorf
State Banking Association
Kingsbury
American Institute of Banks
W. R. Green
Frank BK. Wills
NEWSETTES REGISTRATION DATES FOR AUGUST PRIMARIES
Stark county board of elections set August 11 as the registration date for Canton Massillon and Alliance electors for the primaries. August 14 is the deadline. electors who did not register in 1920 or since or who moved must register. Vinton I Stansbery applied for a nomi nation petition for tenth ward councilman on the republican ticket. Trelli Jesus was fined 25 dollars for gambling in a Cherry-ay SE establishment. four of 14 others were fined 10 dollars for gambling. rest pleaded not guilty. Francis Akron truck driver was fined 10 dollars for reckless driving after colliding with a street car and another auto. Nick Severine was slightly injured by a traveling crane at the First National Bank building and taken to Aultman hospital annex. The N O T began operating two motor busses in Fulroard NW on a 15 minute schedule from 5 a m to 12 40 a m, linking to the B and O track.
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Stark Co Board of Elections
Canton, Massillon and
Alliance
Ate As
Trelli Jesus
Cherry-ay SE
Bowman
Nick Severine
Sherrick-rd SE
First National Bank
Aultman Hospital
Fulroard
Y M C A Meet Brings Canton and Akron Leaders Together
Fifteen Canton Y M C A members attended a joint meeting with Akron Y M C A clubs at the Akron M C C A. Congressman Knight addressed the gathering. Lester R. Schreyer led the Canton delegation, H. H. Thomas spoke briefly and George Kellogg sang.
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Canton
Congressman Knight
Akron
Akron M. C.C. A
Lester R. Schreyer
H. H. Thomas
George Kellogg
Explosion at Ohio factory kills foreman and injures worker
In Marion Ohio on June 6 B N Hartwell 45 foreman died and Pearl Akron 40 employee was in critical condition at Cardington Morrowco after an explosion at the United States Hardware company factory makers of fireworks The men were in a room adjoining the factory mixing chemicals for caps used in toy cap pistols The cause of the blast is unknown Buildings were shaken within about a mile.
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Marion
B. N. Hartwell
Pearl Akron
Cardington
Morrowco
United States Hardware Company
U S Rejects Talk on Foreign Ships Liquor Controversy
Washington reports the United States will not join any international conference to discuss foreign ships liquor issue. The Treasury says U S authority over ships in its waters is absolute and cannot be submitted to international discussion. State Department declines to comment on potential new treaties amid the Supreme Court ruling that foreign ships in American waters must be dry.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
State Department
Supreme Court
Auto Tragedy Near Campbellsport Claims Two Women
Akron residents Miss Sadie Sanders and Mrs. Ruth Somers died in a morning auto crash on the Canton Youngstown road near Campbellsport. Driver William E. Crolius of Canton was slightly injured as the car overturned on a steep hill, ejecting all three occupants. Police say high speed led to the wreck. whiskey and bathing suits were found in the car. Rescue workers retrieved the bodies with a derrick after the vehicle pinned them beneath it. The incident occurred between 3 and 4 a.m.
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Akron
Sadie Sanders
Ruth Somers
Ruth Loder
Canton-Youngstoward
Campbellsport
William E. Crolius
Canton
Akron Rubber Company
Ravenna
Alva Rice
Ike Damicone
Edinbury
Tonneau
Russian envoy Krassen to confer with Curzon in London
In London on June 6 reports said Leonid Krassen, the Russian special envoy, will meet Lord Curzon the British foreign secretary tomorrow to present Russia’s reply to Britain’s demand to end Bolshevist propaganda in Asia. The response is described as conciliatory.
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Cuzon
London
Leonid Krassen
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
Asia
Action Dropped in Lengel Peddler Damage Suit
A $10,000 damage suit by Lawrence Conrad of Alliance against Canton Police Chief A. Lengel was dismissed after a demurrer to the defense was overruled. Conrad, a World War veteran, claimed a city license to peddle weapons and wares. Lengel contended Conrad violated city ordinance and the case was dropped when the court refused to strike the answer.
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Lawrence Conrad
Alliance
A. Lengel
Canton
Agler
Conrad
Lengel
Death notices list local residents and survivors
Death notices document Mrs Norman Robenstine of Canton and James Parker aged 76 of Tuscarawasst E with obituaries noting survivors. Richard Engleman 77 and Mrs Margaret Warfel 65 are remembered with families, service times, and Westlawn burial details. Local churches and veterans groups are cited.
Widow Mrs. Powell Coffin Held In Canton Home Services
Mrs Powell Coffin wife of the late in a church service survived by husband four children three daughters and three sons eight grandchildren and a sister and a brother the funeral at the home will be at 230 pm Saturday with Rev A E Day and burial in Westlawn Paul W Coffey of Cleveland killed in an auto crash will have services at 230 pm Wednesday at his parents home 1458 Perry av SW burial in West Lawn Rev A E Day officiating
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Norman Robensatine
Norman Robenstine
Canton
Kent
First United Brethren Church of
M. I. Miller
Sugarcreek
Laura
Bessie Miller
Z. Heading
Bellefontaine
Minno Nusbaum
North Lima
Chris Stutaman
Aurora
Wallace Miller
Lloyd Miller
James Parker
Tuscarawasst
McKinley Post
Knights and Ladies of Security
Flora Heidman Parker
Elmer M
Clarence J
James F
Toms River
N. J
Homer H
Morris, Ill
Emma Harper
Myrtie Elsaesser
Iveland
L. M. Boyer
Westlawn
Richard Engleman
L. D. Kline
Dennison
Kline
Charles Kress
George
Emory
Stark Co
Kress
6Th St SE
A. E. Day
Fred Hospuch
J. W. Warfel
Oakland
Cal
Charles E. Warfel
J. B. Samuels
Greentown
Florence Orrell
Clinton Powell
Hagerstown
Paul W. Coffey
Cleveland
John Coffey
Perry Av
Bandits Loot Broadway Jewelry Store for 70000
Four armed men in Broadway daylight rob a jewelry shop owned by John F. Goldstein. They bound the proprietor and a clerk, looted gems valued at $70,000, and fled in an automobile.
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New York
Broadway
John F. Goldstein
Champion To Stand Trial For Murder
Alsey F Champion leaves Cleveland for Los Angeles to face murder charges in the Goldy killing from January 10 1922. He is also linked to a July restaurant killing of Edward O Connell while his wife Mabel Champion was convicted of manslaughter and awaits appeal. Prosecutor Stanton waives claim to the prisoner. Nearby Panamanian manganese deposits along the Boqueron River will be mined by American interests.
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Cleveland
Alsey F. Champion
Los Angeles
California
James BE. Goldy
Champion
Edward O'Connell
Mabel Champion
Stanton
Boqueron River
Panama
Fire Chiefs Oppose Tax Referendum in Ohio Meeting
The Ohio Fire Chiefs club adopted a resolution opposing any referendum on the Taft tax bill saying cities need more funds to run fire and police departments. Prof J B Withrow of Ohio State spoke on Chemicals as a Fire Hazard. Officers elected: Thomas Goff president, Samuel Butler and C R Bowersox vice presidents, Philip Harty secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Fire Chiefs Club
J. B. Withrow
Ohio State University
Thomas Goff
Conneaut
Samuel Butler
Youngstown
C. R. Bowersox
Bryan
Philip Harty
Federal agent buys 25 dolls at sale for 60 dollars
Under the federal unclaimed customs sale in Cleveland, Collector Carl Routzahn of Mansfield paid 60 dollars for 25 dolls. The auction drew modest bidding for other items including bottles, an art portrait, and earthenware. a novel Australian lamp claimed to warn miners of gas made a singing sound.
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Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Carl F. Routzahn
Mansfield
Federal Building
W. Burr Gongwer
Routzahn
Australia
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Flennikin Pike
Delaware
Flenniken Pike
Shriners
Vinton I. Stansbery
16Th-St NE
Board of Elections
Tenth Ward
Gambler
Francis
Beldenay
Mahoning-rd
Daily News
Saucy Baby Co
Park Theater
Hudson Fire Works Co
U.S
Margaret J. Warfel
Margaret Josephine Warfel
J. P. P. Warfel
Whipplerd
Palm Beach
Coffey Funeral
Bandits
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Central Savings Bank and Trust Company Incorporated
Central Savings Bank
Cleveland Ave
Tuscarawas ST
United Shoe
St. E. Take
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