Navarre man beaten and robbed by hold up trio
Navarre residents report a man beaten and relieved of $320 by three assailants as he walked home from the Brewster bank after drawing funds for a garage project. The attack occurred near the Wheeling & Lake Erie depot, eyewitness Carl Airhart saw a disturbance and helped Lutzenberger home. Dr. Schaffer treated him. police have clues and anticipate arrests soon. Meanwhile heat waves grip Detroit Chicago St Louis and Washington with multiple deaths and forecasts of further hot weather.
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NAV Ore
Anthony Lutzenerger
Breweater
Brewster
Luizenberger
Lutzenberger
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Brewster Bank
Carl Airhart
Airhart
Dr. Schaffer
Big dirigible back in East amid tough landings
The Los Angeles dirigible, after being unable to land due to a dense fog over the airfield, faced engine trouble near Cleveland. From Detroit to Cleveland observers noted dipping, prompting air station officials to monitor safety. The return voyage went on without further incidents and the craft will be brought to its hangar for repairs.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Los
June Heat Wave Brings Relief Across Regions
Weather reports across Ohio and neighboring states describe a cooling spell easing the June heat. Forecasters expect temperatures to stay below the 90s tonight and tomorrow with showers or cooler air continuing. In Oklahoma City, storms killed one man at a golf course and damaged homes, injuring others and a seven month old child.
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Washington
D.C
East
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Weather Bureau
New England
New Jersey
Perature
Federal Weather Bureau
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Hall
Mercury
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles McQuilkin
Enid
Guthrie Country Club
Audrey Killian
Ardmore
Cc. R. Howard
Coolidge Opens Norse American Centennial in Minnesota
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrive in Minnesota and begin a day of events centered on the Norse American centennial at the fair grounds. He is to address a crowd of 100000 with Governor Christianson and Secretary Kellogg speaking, amid tours and a river drive back to Kellogg’s home.
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Kellogg
Minneapolis
Fair Ground
Weco
Christianson
Minnesota
Coolidge
Coolidges Welcome Dense Crowds at St Paul Centennial
At the state capital reception and Union Station in St. Paul crowds cheered the Coolidges on their return to Washington. Flags decorated the city with Norway’s banner prominent. Attending were Prime Minister Mowinkel and Bishop Lund, Governor Christiansen, and Mayors Nelson and Leach, plus 100 civic committees.
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Twin Cities
Coolidges
Oper
Union Station
St. Paul
Kellogg
Norway
Mowinkel
Lund
Osle
Christiansen
Nelson
Leach
Minneapolis
Stark County Bonds Sold for Low Interest Rates
Stark County commissioners sold bonds totaling 441 500 to Herrick Co of Cincinnati at a premium of 6535. The 4 percent bonds, first since WWI aside from a governor Cox highway issue, fund five road improvements Elton Navarre Swamp North Canton Canal Fulton Canton Canal Fulton Hills and Dales with 10 percent retired each year.
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Herrick Co
Cincinnati
Governor Cox
Elton-Navarre
Swamp
Girl Seeks 10000 Damages in Common Pleas Suit
Elizabeth Taylor a minor sues in common pleas court seeking 10000 damages from Ethel Cross and William Cross Jr. The suit alleges a conspiracy to induce a fraudulent marriage ceremony and later coercion into an illegal operation. Filed by father John Taylor of 1205 16th St SW. attorney H. H. Emmons.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Common Pleas Court
Ethel Cross
William Cross, Jr
John Taylor
16Th St
H. H. Emmons
Cantonians to Attend Capital University Commencement
A group representing the Martin Luther Church will attend Capital University’s commencement in Columbus. The exercises begin Sunday evening, June 14, and run through most of the week, with the university’s seventy fifth anniversary celebration on Wednesday, June 17.
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Martin Luther Church
Capital University
Columbusa
Miss Harrer Wins Flag Essay Contest at Lykena High
In Bucyrus on June 8 Miss Tucille Harrer of Lykena High School won the annual essay contest on the American Flag. Her prize includes reading the essay at the Flag Day celebration hosted by the local Elk Lodge on Sunday evening June 14.
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Bucyrus
Tucille Harrer
Carruthers
Lykena High School
Elk Lodge
Home Sold by Stark Agency Clients Ringer Residence
The Stark Agency and Building Co. sold the Ringer home at 1514 17th St Northwest, owned by I. J. Ringer. The buyer was H. R. Ickes, general sales manager for Climalene Co. The transaction was brokered by Stone and Smith of Stark Agency Co.
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Stark Agency and Building Co
Lind Bldg
Ringer
17Th Et Nw
I. J. Ringer
H. R. Ickes
Climalene Co
Messrs. Stone and Smith
Stark Agency Co
Death notices former Canton woman Edith Mizer
Edith Mizer 32 former Canton resident died in her Baltimore home Sunday She moved to Baltimore two years ago and belonged to First Christian church and Estern Star She was a Mercy Hospital graduate nurse from 1912 Surviving Guy Mizer husband a daughter Myrte Miz er mother Mrs Sarah Bright two sisters Sadie Blanch Bright four brothers David William Hayden Irvin Bright The body will be brought to Mrs Brights Canton home 208 Reynolds avenue Funeral arrangements not completed
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Canton
Baltimore
Miser
First Christian Church
Estern Star
Mercy Hospital
Guy Mizer
Mias
Myrte Mizé
Sarah Bright
Missey Sadie
Blanch Bright
David Bright
Cleveland
William
Hayden Bright
Irvin Bright
Reedurban
Reynolds Ayew
Heras Funeral Held For Francis Heras At Forrest Hill
The funeral for Francis Heras, 45, of 615 Walnut SE, who died at home Saturday, was held Monday morning at Jack's Funeral Parlors. Burial followed in Forrest Hill Cemetery.
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Francis Heras
Walnut
Jack
Forrest Hill Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Pearl W Welch
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl W Welch 39 were held Sunday afternoon at East Palestine. Born there she resided in Alliance two months dying Friday at Alliance City hospital. Survived by husband Lawrence Welch eight children May Carl Frank Lloyd Evelyn Ruth Ethel Billie three sisters and four brothers.
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Alliance
Pearl W. Welch
East Palestine
Kimbel Files Petition For 5th Ward Council Seat
Harry M. Kimbel of 432 18th Street SE filed a petition Monday seeking Republican nomination for councilman in the 5th Ward. He is the Superintendent of the Charles Street Mission.
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Harry M. Kimbel
18Th St
5Th Ward
Charles Street Mission
Man Struck by Auto in Tuscarawas Street Collision
An unidentified man was hit by a car at Tuscarawas Street and Cleveland Avenue Monday shortly before noon. He sustained minor injuries and was taken home as police investigate the accident.
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Clevelangav
Farmer Adam Burkett Dies by Own Action Near Findlay
Adam Burkett, 51, prominent farmer, committed suicide near Findlay, hanging himself. Coroner King cited extreme heat and financial worries as contributing factors.
Dayton Boy Drowns at Indian Lake Park
Walter Lane eighteen of Dayton drowned at Indian Lake park Sunday evening while swimming with a mixed party of youths. His body was recovered.
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Bellefontaine, O
Walter Lane
Dayton
Indian Lake Park
Recognition Exercises Held At Lehman High School
Lehman High School held a Friday recognition service featuring songs, orchestra selections, and speeches by John Hutchens for the faculty and Charles Sanford for the pupils. Awards followed including boys and girls basketball letters, scholarship citations, and grade letters in seventh through ninth grades, with numerous named recipients across activities.
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Tehman High
John J. Hutchens
Charles Sanford
Loys
Robert Kauffman
Giles Thomas
Dwight Clark
Press Campbell
Francis Standt
Paul Belden
Betty James
Ruth Mross
Margaret Ell
Jane Goldberg
Margaret Eshelman
Jula Bo
Mary Nist
Virginia Bullough
Julia Hawkins
Margaret Kell
Hilda Rhodes
Erma Rosing
Florence Shaptero
Woodlawn School
Traffic Club to Entertain Traffic Managers Night Dinner
Canton Traffic club will entertain traffic managers from Cleveland Pittsburgh Akron and nearby cities at a Monday dinner at the Pennsylvania Railroad Y M C A During the afternoon the visitors toured Pennsylvania yards roundhouse and ice station Here more than 100 are expected to attend the meeting Monday night.
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Canton Traffic Club
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Akron
Pennsylvania Railroad Y. M. Co. A
Pennsylvania Yards
Woman sues Stark Electric Co for 1602 damages
Hilda Griffith files in common pleas court alleging injuries from a Dec 20 collision at the 8th Street NE crossing when an automobile she rode in was struck by an inter urban car. Herbruck Black McCuskey Ruff represent the plaintiff.
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Hilda Griffith
Common Pleas
Stark Electric Co
8Th St NE
Herbruck, Black, McCuskey & Ruff
Farmers to Picnic at St Clairsville
Bel mont county farm club members will hold their annual picnic at the county fair grounds on June 11 with extension agents and agriculture teachers in charge. A morning parade and afternoon athletic contests will mark the event.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County Farm Club
Claims U S Has Too Many Laws
Syracuse lawyer Stewart F. Hancock urged a constitutional amendment requiring two existing laws to be repealed for every new law passed by Congress or local bodies. He argued there are already too many statutes and additions create more lawbreakers.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Congress
Common Council
Stewart F. Hancock
Hancock
Idle Police Bus Awaits Dan Jefferson Station Action
A garbled report notes a police bus idle while officers march to the station. Chief Cole proclaims walking the beat, asserting only he and his men can drive. The fragment mentions Patroy and Boeing in a disjointed context with to 1 am timing.
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Jefferson
CIY Boas
Patroy
Cole
Boeing
Explosion in Sturgis Ky Claims One Life
Fragmentary report from Sturgis Kentucky notes an explosion with casualties. Names and exact details are unclear in the OCR text but authorities reported one death and initial assessments at the scene. Further verification pending local updates.
Mosaic Find at Aquincum Reveals Farnesian Bull Copy
Vienna reports a Roman mosaic unearthed on the Danube's right bank near Aquincum. The expansive work spans nearly sixty square yards and is believed to depict a copy of the Farnesian Bull by Appolonios and Tauriskos from Tralles, dating to around 150 B.C.
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Vienna
Danube
Aquincum
Appolonios and
Tauriskos
Tralles
Weeks 8 improving in Boston after operation
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, convalescing in Boston, had an excellent night and is in good condition this morning, according to his physicians. The update comes as Weeks continues recovery from surgery.
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Boston
John W. Weeks
Zemo Advertises Eczema Relief and Extra Products
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a quick remedy for eczema itching and skin troubles, claiming it heals sores burns wounds and soothes. It promotes a daytime friendly antiseptic liquid with trial 35c and large 1.00, plus Zemo Soap 26c available at all druggists.
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All Druggista
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