Indicted Viquesney Held in U S Court Bail Set at 10090
J A Viquesney of Belington Barbour county president of Viquesney Timber and Ore corporation surrendered to federal prB ties and posted bond of 10090 on a charge of using the United States mails to defraud. Moore Bolton and four others indicted with him were released on 10000 bonds each pending November term.
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MecClintic
J. A. Miquesney
Belington
Barbour County
Wicnesney Timber and Ore Corperation
Liberty
United States
Viquesney
Ohio
Teaya
Thom
Kame
Nahwarden
A. Moore
Charleston
McClintic
Timber
Pro Corporation
M. Bleck
W. J. Quinn
Realdenta
West Virginia
RD. Swan
Charlotte Swan
Cleveland
Oil Firms Bill Near Million
In Los Angeles a federal court valued the Doheny interests at about 850,000 net after canceling Elk Hills leases in California. Pan American Petroleum argues for $30,000 in court costs, with additional charges against the oil firm and a cross-claim regarding oil taken from Elk Hills.
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Los Angeles
Doheny O
Elk Hills
California
Pane American Petroleum Company
Molice
Paul A. McCormick
Circuit Court of
Ap Peale
Doheny
Rawal Reserve
Navy
Pearl Berber
Hawaii
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Anorox
Elk Hille
Old newspaper sold again to Marion men Steubenville
The Steubenville Gazette, a daily paper, is to be merged Monday with the Herald Star, affecting staff and ownership. The Gazette, already part of the Marion group that includes the Marion Star, will discontinue publication after today.
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Marion
Steubenville
Steubenville Gaertte
Stune Iss
Mragh
Salem Nut Rey DP
Mare
Tarlom
The
Gazette
Herald Star
Moore
Mrush
Tier
Marion Star
Inte
Harding
Impeachment Case Delayed in Taylor County Court
Judge Kittle halted the impeachment proceedings to review stenographic testimony this week. County Commissioner John M Ross faces a single charge tied to a habitual drunker case while other charges are dropped. a resumption date remains unset. Charles Payne testified about a county order for the Shaw Lot across Main Street for a proposed jail, halted by an injunction and later upheld by the state supreme court.
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Grafton
Kittle
Rise East Court
Trylhg Ter
Taylor County Court
John M. Ross
Mrr
Ross
Churt
Philipp
Charles Payne
Shaw
Main Street
State Supreme Court
Women Eligible for Jury Service in Chicago
Judge Philip L. Sullivan of the superior court issued a mandamus ordering the jury commissioners to add the names of qualified women to jury rolls. The decision followed a complaint by Mrs. Hanna B. Fyfe alleging a woman had been wrongly stricken from the panel after it was found she was a widow.
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Chicago
Hla
Philip L. Sullivan
Superior Court
Hanna B. Fyfe
Mak Park
Latin Revolt Confirmed in Ecuador Coup
Bantiago Chile July 11 The Heundarean legation confirms a bloodless overthrow of President Cordova and the Ecuadorian government. A three civilian and three military member junta has taken power. Dispatch from Guayaqui says Cordova and cabinet members were held under house arrest after Thursday night coup.
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Bantiago
Chile
Heundarean Legation
Avcular
Cordova
Guayaqui
Mines Merger Before Owners At New York
Sixty coal operators of northern West Virginia prepare to travel to New York City to review valuation figures for a proposed 100 million dollar merger of coal lands engineered by Veint and Company. A. H. Dickmore serves as banker for the deal as engineers appraise properties over weeks ahead of operator approval.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
A. Hl
Imekmard
Northern
West Virginie
Pth Ite
Abn Viliers
Adelpha
Mie
Fleures
Tumperatora
Women Athletes Set World Marks at Pasadena Meet
In Pasadena California women athletes set world marks at the national championships. The Cadadena Athlets and Country Club led with a 291% score in a faint showing, while New York Paterson Section A.C. and several clubs from Massachusetts New Orleans and Chicago posted individual marks. Hallen Fiker broke world records in the broad jump and high hurdles, and the one hundred yard dash tied one record.
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Pasadena
Cal
America
Casadena Athletts and Country Club
Chile
New York
Paterson Stetion A.C
Sandasa
Cana
Lite Insurence Company
Meadowbrook
Luxendy
Massachusetts
Witz AG
New Orleans
Lite Halen Fiker
Chicago Ay i
Killing mystery solved in East Pittsburgh case
On July 11 Louie Kettering 22 surrendered to police and admitted being with Charles Koch when he was shot and killed by Tierman Funk a constable. Near Graddock early this morning Funk sat in his automobile along the highway awaiting highwaymen who have been operating in the district. His car was turned out as two men approached and one asked for a match. Revolving it he covered Funk with a revolver demanded money. As Funk stepped out reaching for his weapon the robber shot three times but the constable was not hit. Both men fled and Funk opened fire with Koch dying from his wounds. The constable was released after county detectives questioned him.
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Pittsburgh
Louie Kettering
Charles Kech
Tierman Funk
Constable
Graddock
Kettering
Koch
Morelle
Funk
Fuk
Intm
Brokerage Firm Resumes After Reorganization Plan
New York July 11 The Dean Gnativia and Company members of the New York stock exchange were placed in receivership last week as $2,600,010 was required for reorganization. Hab Dittas says $26,900,000 has been raised and operations will resume in a few days. Receivers for New York and Chicago will continue in possession of the firm’s property while clerical details of the reorganization are completed. Formal statement has been requested from the exchange.
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New York
Dean Gnativia and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Anip
Chicago
Edison’s Business Pals Celebrate for Inventor
West Orange July 11 Edison associates honor Thomas A Edison with a gala showing. A trunk built for his car runs on a theme of invention features including a thermos and cooking utensils. Mrs Edison accepts the gift noting it will help in hot weather.
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West Orange
N. 5
Bustnese Associates
Thomas A. Ede Jeon
Laventes
Hin
Sm Wonderful Trunk
Edison Piant
Essex County
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Edison
Gront
Tonneau
Ex-Premier Marriot booed by students in Latin Quarter
Paris July 11 ex Premier Marriot faced jeers from reverent students at Lyree Louly Legend graduation. Booing continued as he attempted to speak with police needed, while deputies convened later for the chamber session amid calls for action.
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Paris
Marriot Swan
All Preparatory School
Chamber of Deputies
Royalixe
Weeemente
Uny
Bert Doe
Duven
President Coolidge Holds China Debt Talks at Summer White House
In Swampscott Massachusetts on July 1 President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg conferred on Chinese and debt funding issues. They reviewed confidential state department reports from MacMurray in Paki and discussed preliminary debt settlements with France Italy and others. The session aims to prepare a decisive US policy once ratifications are complete, while avoiding separate conferences outside authorized channels.
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Swampscott
Mass
White House
Coolidge
Kelloge
Washington
White Court
Bsasex County
Lewalthig Hin
Hlattera
China
KeNogs
France
Italy
Covlidge
United States
Grew
John van A. MacMurray
Paki
Ching
State Department
Steel Company Payrolls Rise In Youngstown District
New York July 31. Payrolls of steel companies in the Youngstown district rose to $8,065,087 in June, up $1,041,000 from May and $30,097 above June of last year. Wages paid in the first half of 1925 totaled $40,714,492, compared with $40,184,492 in the prior year, signaling an upgrade in the industry’s wage movement.
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New York
Youngstown
Judge Hawley Atwell Named Elks Ruler in Texas
Portland dispatch reports United States district Judge William Hawley Atwell of the northern district of Texas named as next grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. election set for next Friday, expected unanimous approval. convention harbor confirms unopposed candidacy. ABW COAL nEecony WEST FRANKFORT, Ill. July 11. A new world coal production record valued today for the New Origin mine at West Frankfort. Yesterday 4,867 tons of coal hoisted, filling 114 railroad cars. former record 3,04 tons held by Vallier Coal Co at Valier, Ill. SHOCK KILLS WOMAN BRIDGEPORT, Ohio, July 11. While operating an electric sweeper during a heavy storm, Mrs Sure Life, 58, was fatally shocked, causing almost instant death. LAD KILLED BY TRUCK Wheeling, July 11. Charles Banay, 58, son of Miller Haney of Elm Grove, ran into a truck at a movie theatre area and was killed.
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Portland
Ore
United States
William Hawley Atwell
Texas
Ue the Benevolent Protective Order of Elka
Atwell
nEecony
West
Frankfort
His
Valler Coal Company
Valier
Bridgeport
Ohio
Sure Life
Lad
Wheeling
Charles Banay
Miller Haney
Elm Grove
Joana Tyumble
Alrent
Prominent Syracuse Man Knapp Sought in Murder Case
A warrant charges M H Knapp of a prominent Syracuse family with the murder of Penella, believed to have assumed the victim’s identity. He reportedly fled to Wellesley Island and planned to seek refuge with friends near the Canadian border. Authorities extend the search to northern New York as an extended manhunt continues.
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Minegha
M. D
Mhilinkk
Krapmleho
Laury
Hempstead
Alexandria Bay
Wellesley Island
Helso
Nassau County
Whepp
Mitchell Field
Penella
Albany
Blannix
Knapp
Mstrict
Weeks
Feoethills
New York
James Heatinure Cooper
Mohicans
Cornell
Breatly
Grand
De Paolo Wins After Recheck At Washington Race
Washington July 14 Peter de Paolo, youthful Indiian racer, was named winner of the 240 mile inaugural automobile race at the Baltimore Washington coachway after a recheck showed he had been credited with the faster time. Hal McDonough was briefly declared winner with 2 hours 1 minute 69.25 seconds before the correction.
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Washington
Peter de Fululo
Baltimore-Washington Coachway
de Puglo
Hal McDonough
Lommy Milton
New Racing Bowl
Layee
Md.de Faiolo
Indianapoli
Fresno
Altoona
Tony Mitton
de Paolo
Houra
Heat wave relief floods across the nation
Local showers brought slight relief from a scorching heat wave sweeping the country. Des Moines logged 100 degrees with one death. Cincinnati and Marshalltown reported fatalities as temperatures topped 100 in multiple cities. A storm at Pinwatowa cooled the air, hail damaged crops, and crops suffered further losses in the heat. Also, football captain William Lawis of Franklin and Marshall drowned while swimming near Indian Head.
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Chicago
Chiongy
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Marshalltown
Des Moinen
North Wales
Wildlam Lawia
Franklin and Marshal
Wie
Perklomen Creek
Neur Indian Head
Defense and State Plans In Scopes Monkey Trial Arranged
Dayton, Tenn July 11 Clarence Darrow for John T Scopes accuses Tennessee prosecutors of dodging facts to block expert testimony on science and religion The Chicago defense targets William Jennings Bryan as the state argues evolution and Christianity clash Darrow says many eminent scientists are both Christians and evolutionists and warns banning scientific views would ban astronomy and geology
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Dayton, Tenn
Clarence Darrow
John T Seapes
Rate Today
Ron
Chicago
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
A& Latrixe
Christ Vians
Scopes
Carrier
Dafdine
Beppen
Jintervala
Plen
William J. Bryan Ie Kookeswan
Bryan
Monkey Bill Author Defends His Measure
Tennessee lawmaker J W Mutler defends the Butler evolution bill linked to Scopes. Byron Bryan and Darrow press for scientific testimony while lawyers argue about the Bible versus evolution. Dayton Tennessee July 11 with case resuming Monday.
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Monkey Bill
Reward Offered For Kidnapped Roscoe Canaday Jr
In San Antonio Texas a reward of 100 dollars is offered for the arrest of any white person in Texas in the Roscoe Canaday Jr kidnapping case. The boy, age five, was taken by his mother in New York last Tuesday and is believed by the father to be in San Antonio. Mrs Canaday arrived with the child and guards are set around the Caldwell home after three men scoped the area. Her arrival reveals she had taken the boy from his father’s New York home earlier, with a relay of cars assisting the escape.
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Bam Antonio
Bex
Texas
Roscoe Canaday
New York
Farhoe
Roscoe Canaday, Jr
P. B. Caldwell
Virginia Cana- 4
Temporary Weslian Head Named at Buckhannon
Dean Thomas W. Maught was today appointed acting president of West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon. He will serve until a successor is found for Dr Elmer G. Cuthall whose resignation was recently presented.
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Buckhannon
Thoimas W. Maught
Vcting
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Elmer G. Cuterhall
Woodmen Official Drowns in Ohio River
The body of William R. Gaul, 96, treasurer of Wheeling Camp 47 Modern Woodmen of America, was found in the river at the foot of 29th Street tonight. He had not been reported missing but was last seen Thursday afternoon by his employer W. H. Evang, Bridgeport, a monument maker. Whether it was accidental drowning has not been determined. He leaves a wife and one son.
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Wheeling
William R. Gaul
Modern Woodmen of America
W. H. Evang
Bridgeport
U S Plans New 12 Story Federal Building in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 11 The United States plans a 12 story federal building costing about 2 000 000. Site at Grant Street Seventh Avenue and Bigelow Boulevard near the Pennsylvanian railroad terminal. J A Hartett said the government will pay 930 000 to the railroad company once land description is settled. Construction to start after the first of the year.
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Pittsburgh
Post Ofice Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grant Street
Seventh Avenue
Bigelow Boulevard
Penneytrania Railroad
J. 4. Hartett
Conservation Pledge By Pinchot
Governor Gifford Pinchot urged federal regulation of the electric power industry to prevent excessive rates and recriminations. He warned Congress would consider national forest policy changes and called for strong forest conservation as essential to national resources. He planned a trip to Kansas City before returning to Pennsylvania.
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Denver
Colg
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Service
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Binchot
Amarrow
Kuhsaé
Ila
Injured Baltimore Player Leaves Hospital After Concussion
Syracuse July 11 Maurice Archdanson Baltimore center fiesher suffered a slight concussion in the camp between Syracuse and Baltimore and was discharged from Memorial Hospital today. He left for Rochester to meet his parents and was advised to rest several days before attempting to play again.
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Syracuse
Maurice Archdanson
Baltimore
Fiesher
Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Banker Joseph Gant Dies in Mystery Embezzle Case
Kansas City July 1 A nun bank examiner said Joseph R Gant once a civic leader and president of a defunct state bank died by his own action after a December 1974 close. He had been linked to a $304,000 embezzlement and vanished as investigators chased the missing funds. His weight had dropped from 229 pounds to 110 pounds at death.
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Josnea
Aresthats
Gant
Kansas City
Joseph R.gant
Berk
Centrepolia
State Bank
Storm damages Ohio region near Bellaire
July 11 report describes a severe storm along Wages Creek south of Bellaire with high waters, damaged bridges and buildings. Anna Cu sack, a year old, fell into the river from a Pennsylvania bridge and was saved by Bell aire trainman B. J. Galbraith who leaped onto debris laden water but lost his watch and chain in the rescue.
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Bellaire
Wages Creek
Pennsylvania
Anna Cuasck
Willem Cusack
B. J. Galbraith
Bors
Debrig
Galbraith
Wealthy Scion Named Defendant in Divorce Case
Moot July 1 Charles James J Wil empire holder was made defendant to a divorce suit in district court here today by Frank M Gottlob a rancher living near Timber Moot. Gottlob charges the man captivated his wife and that the estrangement led to the divorce granted February 27 182% Mrs Gottlob now in filing in Chicago.
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Willionnin
James J. Wil
Empire Huiider
Wade
BCU
Frank M. Gottlod
Tite Timber
Bis
Gottlob
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