Moon life deemed impossible by astronomer Dr Crommelin
London June 28 Dr Crommelin of Greenwich Royal Observatory says moon lacks air and water making animal life impossible. He questions vegetation claims and notes moon canals are natural markings. He also speculates about Martian life, its atmosphere, and the possibility of wireless signals between Earth and Mars.
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Crommelin
England
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Mars
Earth
Hocking Valley Shops to Reopen With 200 Workers
Logan June 29. Hocking Valley railroad shops here, shut since last November, will resume July 15 with about 200 men. Twice as many men will be at work soon.
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R. R
Logan
Hocking Valley Railroad
Fall River Liner Grounds On Rocks Near Newport
The Fall River steamer Providence struck a ledge off Fort Weatherill in dense fog and was badly damaged. Passengers evacuated by the General and Jamestown ferryboat and taken to Fall River, with a special train to Boston planned after rescue efforts. No injuries reported. the vessel grounded at low tide and may float off at high tide.
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Newport
Fall River
Providence
New York
Fort Wetherell
General
Jamestown
Fort Weth
Erell
Narragansett Bay
Boston
Jealous groom shoots wife then dies pleading to see her
Francis J. Perry aged 28 shot his wife of one year in Richmond then killed himself. He died later at Memorial hospital with a plea to be allowed to see his dying bride. The incident was attributed to jealousy and occurred early today.
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Richmond
Francis J. Perry
Memorial Hospital
Perry
Lightning Strikes Ashland Home Waking Family
J. H. Kearns his wife and two children slept through a night storm when lightning struck their Ashland residence causing damage but no injuries were reported.
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Ashland
J. H. Kearns
Atlantic City High school valedictorian defends flappers
Daniel Debrier, 16, in his commencement address at Atlantic City High School, argues flappers signal the times and criticizes narrow views of youth. He blames parents and society for unrest, urging understanding rather than blame.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Daniel Debrier
Atlantic City High School
Harding's Aid Weds Cincinnati Secretary of President Harding
Miss Cornnell Mattern confidential secretary to President Harding married Norman P. Sheppard attache of the insurance bureau for former service men in Cincinnati. Mrs Mattern has served in the president's employ since 1917.
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Cincinnati
Cornnell Mattern
Harding
Norman P. Sheppard
Insurance Bureau
Large Rise Expected in Spring Pig Crop Across Corn Belt
The USDA reports a 10 percent rise in spring pigs and a 22 percent higher fall sow count nationwide with a 15 percent spring gain and 49 percent fall rise in the Corn Belt. Statistician C. J. West notes cooperative data from rural mail carriers and farm cards show a strong upward trend in pig populations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Ohio
C. J. West
State
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Beware of the Judge When Frog's a Fish in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 29 a game warden arrested Aldo Govi Cleo Govi Orlando Chiesi and Louis Maroli after finding ninety four bullfrogs three miners pit lamps and a flare carbon can during a fishing outing along Puckety creek The case went to Justice Todd G Truxal who ruled frogs are fish and fined each man twenty five dollars for fishing out of season.
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Greensburg
Aldo
Cleo Govi
Orlando Chiesi
Louis Maroli
West Newton
Puckety Creek
Justice of the Peace
Todd G. Truxal
Westmoreland
Ten Crow Family Moves Out of Town
McArthur, June 29. The Crow family Mr and Mrs Crow and their ten children left the village for another town. The parents are described as young and popular residents.
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Mcarthur
Vilelage
Ralph Crow
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