Record High Temperatures Across the Estate Surpass 90s
Weather readings from multiple stations show 94 degrees at 3:30 pm in Columbus from a tall building and 105 in the shade at a State House kiosk. Newark logged 94.5 degrees at 1 pm. The heat toll rose to twelve deaths with worsening conditions, while the Weather Bureau predicts a prolonged hot spell except near the Great Lakes where storms may offer relief. Schools in Toledo closed at noon due to extreme heat.
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Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
United States Weather Bureau
Columbus
State House
Newark
Toledo
Mississippi pupil 14 kills high school principal
Jackson Mississippi June 4. A.T. Watkins principal of East Lincoln High School near Brookhaven was shot and killed by former pupil Roland Stubblefield 14 now jailed in Brookhaven. State police say Stubblefield admitted the killing.
Chinese riots raise foreigner fears in Shanghai strike
Washington reports cite Bolshevist agitation behind student protests and a widening anti foreign movement in Chinese cities. Leaders aim to siege international settlement utilities by strikes while foreign fleets and troops stand ready. Naval crews guard water and light plants as police and volunteers keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cunningham
Shanghai
Naval Rees
Veiled Threat From Japan Over Chinese Disorder
The Daily Express reports Japan has sent an urgent note to Peking offering naval and military support to restore order in Chinese cities if Chinese authorities fail. The démarche is described as a veiled threat and alarms those with large commercial interests in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
Daily Express
Japan
Peking
The
Coast Guard to Fire on Noncompliant Launches Along Coast
Coast Guard patrol boats will continue to fire on launches and other craft that do not heed stop orders. The recent firing on two Harvard coaching launches is not to alter operating orders. Lincoln C Andrews asserts the government may use force when orders are ignored, backing signals recognized by seafaring people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Coast Guard
Harvard
Lincoln C. Andrews
Maniac Slays Eight Then Wounds Self In Ohio Mortgage Tragedy
Dorothy Russell recounts a morning of mass killing as Lloyd Russell shot eight people including his mother and Julia, then wounded himself. He chased a girl down the street, fired at bystanders, and surrendered after police breached the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Robert
Warron
Russell
Wulsen
Wulzen
Walron
West Side Building and Loan Association
E. J. Muntz
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dorothy Russell
Leona Spoers
Heaton Street
Dorothy
John Sutter
Progress Avenue
Sutter
Senator Fess Hosts Lawn Reception On Freedom Of Speech
Senator Fess and Mrs. Fess hosted a reception at 14 Elmhurst Place with over a hundred Republican leaders. The talk covered freedom of press and speech, education beyond schools, and the role of lawyers and legislators. Attendees included Judge Francis J. Hamilton, Judge Joseph H. Woeste, Mayor Carrel, Scott Small, and Chauncey Pichel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fess
Fess
Gilbert Béttman
Elmhurst Place
Scott Small
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Bettman
Francis J. Hamilton
Joseph H. Woeste
Stanley CC. Roettinger
Thomas Evans
Chauncey Pichel
Florence Goff Schwartz
Justin Rollman
Robert W. Smith
Carrel
Hoover transfers two bureaus to Commerce Department
Washington June 4. The Bureau of Mines and the Division of Mineral Resources of the Geological Survey move from Interior to Commerce. Hoover will consult mining representatives on the bureau’s future and may appoint a new head after H Foster Bain’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Division of Mineral Resources
The
Geological Survey
Interior Department
Commerce Department
Hoover
Aso
Bureau
H. Foster Bain
Patent Office
Interior
Coolidge
Plans for General Strike in England Break Down
A proposed left wing alliance of three million workers to replace the defunct triple alliance collapsed after a stormy conference. Representatives from mines railwaymen transport engineers and shipyards agreed to form a two member from each group committee to study ways to make cooperation effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cook
J. H. Thomas
J. T. Brownlie
Conran World News Service
X. ‘World Press Pub. Co
England
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
New York
Triple Alliance
Mineral Federation
Mussolini Poised to Retire Citing Ill Health
Paris reports anti fascist circles say Italian Premier Mussolini plans to retire due to serious illness. He is said to abolish constitutional guarantees and place the executive budget under the ministry, with Parliament approving only the budget. A London report cites illness, possible successor Gabrielle d Annunzio, and staged starvation of the ulcer by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York
New York World News Service
World News Service
Mussolini
London
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Chapman Wins Stay of Death in Connecticut
Gerald Chapman receives a reprieve from June 25 to December 3 after Governor Trumbull grants a stay while his appeal to the Connecticut Supreme Court proceeds. The case stems from the murder of Policeman Skelly in New Britain, with execution set for June 25 unless the court acts sooner. The reprieve covers the period until December 3, preserving the possibility of further appeal and potential Board of Pardons review.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Trumbell
Hugh M. Alcorn
Chapman
Superior Court
Skelly
New Britain
Jennings
Supreme Court
Nathan O. Freedman
Frederick J. Groehl
State Board of Pardons
Boy Found Shot To Death In Auto In Reading
Clifford Miller an 18 year old grocery clerk of 125 Maple Street was found dead in his auto in a garage at 119 Maple Avenue with a gunshot wound to the head. Coroner says suicide. his watch missing now recovered by Edna Robinson 16 of Main Avenue who said she and Miller were together recently.
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Clifford Miller
Maple Street
Maple Avenue
Herman Miller
Valley
Handley
Wder
Miller
Edna Robinson
Main Avenue
Reading
Cliff
Births listed including multiple couples across several streets
A compiled notice lists numerous birth announcements from various couples such as HEEK Water and Alice at 931 Freeman venue a boy. GLAZIER Russell and Elizabeth at 521 Missouri avenue a girl. TROMPTER Harry and Dorothy 5727 Peapete renenine a girl. WILDE George and Myrtle 1286 Rose mount avenue among others, detailing partner names and home addresses.
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Myoaea
Lyda
Wabasherapee
Heek
Water
Alice
Freeman Venue
Conlon John
Helen
Terrence Pechheimer
Marcus
Caroline
Alaska Avenue
Ferris—Asad
Tamman
East Sixth Street
Raymond
Clara
Carney Fischer
Arnold
Nellie
West Seventh Street
Aha i Og
Olive
Eastern Avenue
Gabbard
Luther
Elizabeth
Oehler Street
Gildenblatt-Ben and Sophie
Grand Avenue
Glazier—Russell
Missouri Avenue
Goldsmith
Email
Lucille
Rose Hill Avenue
Hooey
George
Beulah
Reading
Jacoming Marcus
Florence
Camden Avenue
Johnston
Clement
Myrtle
Neece
Irene
Main Avenue Rood
Mag Rish
Harry
Madelon
London
M’ Closkey
David
Rose
Columbia Avenue
Moorman
Charles and
Marion
Garrard Street
Covington
Mehaus
Louis
Edith
East Third
Ormston
Clifford
Allene
Saree Street
John and
May
Dudley Sear
Trompter
Dorothy
Peapete Erenine
Wehmeier
Emil
Blanche
Avenue
Lehman Road
Wilde
Rosemount Avenue
Wyatt
Francis
Isabel
Woolper Avenue
Funeral services for William L. Rudd announced
Scottish Rite Brethren will attend funeral services for departed brother William L. Rudd Friday June 5 at 10 30 a m in the parlors of W Mack Johnson McMillan street and Upland place Walnut Hills GEORGE T WELSH 88 T P M F WM HARTE 83 Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Rudd
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Upland Place
Walnut Hills
George T. Welsh
Beaths and Wife Widely Noted in Local Notices
Obituary notices record deaths: Beaths W appears as husband of Gussie Blinn and father Fern Casey. Forthaber wife of William Forthaber with funeral set. Keller wife of John P. Keller. Ledyard Helen at 109 East Fifteenth Street with funeral. Murphy John H husband of Leora Lilly with residence and service details.
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Worthy Na W
Gussie Blinn
Smith
Fern Casey
Blinn
West Court Street
Porthuber—Ide
William Forthaber
Columbia Avenue
Surday
J. Rose Church
Eecies
Nee Neuner
John P. Keller
Elm Avenue
Norwood
Ledyard
Helen
East Fifteenth Street
Lanee
Spring Grove
Murphy
John H
Leora M
Lilly
E. Eighth Street
Covington
Liquor Court Fines and Possession Cases Listed
The Day's Record reports numerous liquor court fines for addresses on Broadway and Baymiller streets with amounts from 100 to 400 dollars and costs. Multiple defendants including Joseph Busch Henry Child Voge Hogan Pearl Street and others face possession charges with fines and bonds noted. Several Bellevue Ky defendants and Newport and Covington entries show $1,000 bonds and various possession findings. One case notes a still being possessed on Three Mile Pike in Campbell County.
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Joseph Busch
Sesson
Morris Sheehan
Baymiller
Henry Child
Costa
Voge Mn Hogan
Baymiller Street
Soe Lare
Pearl Street
Frank Her
Ray Guyn
Bellevue
Bert Leitz
Ayne Creighton
Newport
Rhodes
Ae Jackson
Clifton
Victor — Minella
Queen City Avenus
Bell
Dudley Street
Bo George Geiser
Read
Lifton
Bon ‘Samuel Bloom
Bell Street
Covington
William Kennewey
Three Mile Pike
Campbell County
Missing Rierson sought by wife and children in Virginia West Virginia
A letter from Mrs. Rierson living in San Antonio, with two young children, asks for help finding Robert L Rierson who left Minden West Virginia on May 1 to visit his brother Dillard Rierson in Cincinnati where he planned a visit to a paper mill.
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Robert L. Rierson
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Residences
A list of marriage licenses includes names and street addresses such as James Moore 1832 West Ninth St and Walter T. Meyers 5801 Glenview Ave. Also shown are Marie E. Leuchtenbur 2449 Talbott Ave and Edna Denham 5732 Carruthers St among numerous other individuals and addresses. The compiled record presents full names and residence details without extra context.
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James Moore
West Ninth St
Walter T. Meyers
Glenview
Dirhaim Avenue
Marie E. Leuchtenbur
Talbott Avenue
William Ny, Denham
Norwood
Edna Denham
Carruthers St
Dora Auberger
Baymiller Street
Terace Pai Mae Chpmigners
Broadway
Sta M
Jonathan Av
Rhoda Stuebing
Minto Avenue
Maiden voyage of the Chris Greene steamer on the Ohio River
The newly completed Chris Greene of the Greene Line Company made its maiden voyage up the Ohio River with Captains Greene and Ghes aboard. The 210 by 36 foot vessel accommodates 100 passengers and will operate between Cincinnati and Charleston. The river at Cincinnati stood at 10.1 feet and falling at 6 p.m., with several departures and arrivals listed for the evening schedule.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chris Greene
Greene Line Company
Ohippean Tay
Greene
Ghes
Cincinnation
Charleston
Weather: Warm across Ohio and southern states into weekend
The forecast calls for generally fair and warm conditions Friday and Saturday across Ohio Indiana and neighboring states with high temperatures in the 80s and 90s and no significant precipitation. The accompanying table shows current temperatures, highs and lows for major cities including Phoenix Birmingham Chicago and San Francisco with no rain reported.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Examinations for entering public high schools set
Ex cept students from public elementary schools, exams for next fall will be at ee High School June 9 and 10. Registration cards available on the eighth floor of the Denton Building Seventh and Race streets. Last day to apply for blanks is Saturday.
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Ee High School
Denton Building
Race Streets
Board of Education
Blanka
Zoo
Hamilton County
Order of United American Mechanics
Wilmore
Asbury College
D Holland
Methodist Episcopal Church of
North Colée Hill
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chester Park
Cincinnati
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Maketewah Country Club
Steamship News Arrivals and Departures From New York
Shipping notes list outgoing steamers for June 5 including Abron to Piraeus Homeric to Southampton Carna to Cape Haytien Munargo to Nassau Luna to La Guayra and incoming vessels Silvia from St Johns Homeric Santa Marta Maracaibo Sierr Ventana President Monroe with arrival dates May 20 27 28 30 from Bremen Southampton Marseilles and Santa Marta.
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New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Aquitania
Southampton
Asia
Marseilles
Columbus
Bremen
Lapland
Antwerp
Ecuador
Abron
Piraeus
Providence
Naples
Homeric
Carna
Cape Haytien
Munargo
Nassau
Luna
la Guayra
Ciare A. Silvia
St. Johns
Santa Marta
Maracaibo
San Juan
Sierr Ventana
President Monroe
The
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Kilis
Arch
Ax Wocher
Hon
West Sixth St
Louisville
Louisville & Washville R.R
L. & N.penna
Pearl and Butler Sta
Latonia
Lakeland
Union Station
Tenth
City
Dixie Terminal
Ness
the City Ice. and Fuel Co
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
A. J. Anzer
F. D. Bush
Maniac
Eight
Mamma
Bill
Stomps
Daddy
Mines and Mineral Resources Departments
Interior Division
Connecticut
Boy
Lodge
Cr . Cin
J . B A . Cmaliom Union
Busse & Borgmann Co
Fanera
Freeman Avenue
Tom Greene
Queen City
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Andes
Madison
Ind
Lousville
Pittsburgh
Penn Ween
Cincinna Ati
Vansvi
Educah
Memphis
Helena
Cone Vicksburg
Miss
New Orleans
Franklin
Papeenee
Lee
Zanesville
Radford
Ivanhoe
Erent Dayton
Beattyville
Frankfort
E. Eer
Terre Haute
Paeeeeenete
Nashville
Bisiees Sens Bi
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wees Johnsonville
Keokuk
Davenport
Iowa
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wee Little Rock
Ark
Beatoert
Atlanticc
Phoenix
Birm
Ham
Spokane
N. Orleans
S.F
Marie
San
Chicago
Winnipas
Eee Kansas C
Pas
Isee
Steamship News
Coney Island
Moonlite Dance Garden
Cae
Ther ‘A
B.F. Keith
Thunderbolt of Thrills
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Eleanor Boardman
Kinogram News
A Century Comedy
Worthville
Walton
Greenup
Dance Palace
Ayia Bathin
Mahogany
She
John van van Range
G ‘Ancinnatis
Capitol
Richard Barthelmess
Bessie Love “Soul Fire
Camille
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
the Talker
Lewis Stone
Anna Q. Nilsson
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Crarley
Windsor
Laura la Plante
Kenneth Harlan
Mary Philbin “Rose of
Paris
Doreothy Devore
Matt Moore
Thavia
Halcyon
Tad Tieman
Dansant
McClure
Cartier and
Zanou
Y. Oats
Cox—Mat
Stuart Walker Company
Cen
Fitch Minstrels
Jack Mulhall
Prene
Tet
Vant
Noah Webster
W.J. Pelo
A.M
Commercial Square
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