Governor suspends Youngstown mayor for thirty days
Ohio Governor Donabey suspended Mayor W G Reese of Youngstown for thirty days and charged Police Chief James Watkins with failure to enforce laws against gambling, drinking and houses of prostitution. Acting Mayor Robert Backus to assume duties. hearing possible after August 15.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donabey
W. G. Reese
James Watkins
Youngstown
Donahey
Robert Backus
Council
Watkins
Rackus
Donahay
George Gibson
American Can Company Plant May Be Enlarged
Commissioner FP K Stevenson reporting a suggestion from George Patterson urged forming a committee to confer with Russell Deitrich of American Can company to enlarge the New Cantra plant rather than locate a new Indiana plant. Board acted to pursue measures increasing local manufacturing capacity.
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Commisaioner FP
K. Stevenson
Board of Trade
Elks Club
George Patterson
Russell Deistrich
American Can Company
Indiana
Stevenson
Deitrich
Mrs Rae Muirhead Undergoes Operation
Mrs Rae Muirhead a city policewoman underwent a serious operation at West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh this morning. By noon she was reported to have come out from anesthesia with a condition as good as might be expected. Dr Acheson Stewart performed the operation and she was accompanied to the hospital by Dr Elizabeth McLaughry and Dr Cook of the Overlook Sanitarium.
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Rae Muirhead
West Penn Hospital
Pittnburgh
Acheson Stewart
Elizabeth McLaughry
Cook
Overlook Sanitarium
Weather Mood Shifts With Odd Poetic Drift
Fragmented OCR reads like a poetical weather diary with lines about blue skies dull days and the sun promised to return. It mentions the old world whirls on a timeless trip and a question of how to smile when conditions turn dreary while a courtant contends with pain. The text ends noting a forecast of eighty one.
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Hart
Tim
Car plunges from garage hillside without injuries
William P. Ice of 201 Boyles Avenue drove a Studebaker through the rear of his garage and down a 20 foot embankment Thursday evening. The car emerged with minor damage while neighbors helped recover it. The garage rear lifted like a trap door then settled back into place.
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William P. Ice
Boyles Avenue
Mr. Ice
R& New Studébaker
Harding Reviews U S Pacific Fleet in Seattle Harbor
President Harding received a ceremonial homecoming as the Pacific fleet, including the Henderson and flagship Seattle, lined up for a 21 gun salute in Seattle harbor. He praised Canada and the U S bond after visits to Vancouver and Alaska, and then toured the city before continuing home.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Seattle
Washa
Harding
Pacific Fleet
Seattle Harbor
Henderson
Elliot Bay
Hilary P. Jones
United States
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Maryland
Tennersea
Idaho
Mississippi
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Texan
New York
Alaska
Vancouver
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Cities
A garbled OCR list shows marriage licenses with names tied to Youngstown Cumberland Harrisville and other locations. Entries include Giuseppe Caringala and Mary Donatrio, Winbush and Thoursen, Foltz, and Kisther with varying numbers, reflecting counts or dates across Pittsburgh Pittsburgh area and nearby towns.
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Guiseppe Caringala
Youngstown
Mary Donatrio
Eibaes Winbush
Pittishucgh
Lillian Thoursen
Thabargh
Harrishuce
Ada M. Foltz
Cumberland
Lea Harry
Nover
Harrisvile
Tun Lanan Kisther
Man Who Would Not Die Executed in Arkansas Chair
Herbert Sease known as the man who would not die was put to death in the Arkansas penitentiary electric chair. Two Salvation Army leaders chanted a death dirge outside his cell as the condemned man maintained his claim that the Lord would spare him. The execution followed a brutal murder that had stunned the state as light filled the room and the policy of the death sentence was carried out.
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Little Rock
Ark
Bfill
Arkansas
Herbert Sease
Salvation Army
Arkanang
Steward Secured For New Field Club
The House Committee of the New Castle Field Club announces Frederick J. Yoost will serve as steward for the new club on Wilmington road. He plans to arrive around August 20 and help ready the club for opening on August 2. Yoost has stewardship experience including managing the Union Restaurant in the Frick Building, and later work at Congress Lake Country Club and Wilmington Country Club. The committee feels fortunate to have him.
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New Castle
Frederick J. Yoost
Wilmington Road
Yoost
Yoos
Newcastle
Union
Frick
Congress Lake Country Club
Wilmington, Delaware
Local People Not Drowned In Flood
Attorney Mont L Ailey has received a letter from his brother Clyde V Ailey and Mrs Ailey who are touring the West. The letter dated Salt Lake City July 19 says he is on his way to Colorado Springs. A news report of a drowning in Yellowstone Park was started but nothing to confirm.
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Mont L. Ailey
Clyde V. Ailey
Ailey
West
Saltlake City
Colorado Springs
Riley
Yellowstone Park
Local Persons At Yellowstone Park Visit Under Scrutiny
Efforts run today to determine if Mr and Mrs Beott McCaslin were at Yellowstone Park when the food incident occurred Tuesday night. Others from New Castle touring the park include Don and John Rigby and John Preston, presumed safe.
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Beott McCaslin
Yellowstone Park
New Castle
Don
John Rigby
John Preston
Overland car stolen from Rick-Overland garage
Frederick Brown reported the theft of a new Overland car from the Rick-Overland forage on Shenango between July 21 and July 22. The vehicle was described as new.
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Frederick Brown
Shenango
Joliet Trader Shot Near Home of Rejected Suitor
Beaney Beach a Joliet department store owner was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff while lurking near the home of Miss Jane Remington, who had rejected him seven months earlier. The deputy says Beach reached toward a weapon as officers arrived to arrest him after multiple complaints of harassment.
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Remington
Aullet
International News Surgicaloliet
Beaney Beach
Joliet
Tiinois
Misa Jane Remington
Beach
Clay Harrod
Merchant
Harrad
Grantly
Miss. Remington
Chicago
Bench
Miss Remington
May Save Trees On Jefferson Street
City council may preserve trees in front of the John Smith property on Jefferson Street after attorney J. S. W. Smith proposed a higher curb and offered to cover extra costs. Assistant City Solicitor White was asked to study feasibility without compromising pedestrian safety.
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John Smith
Fort Joefferson Street
J. 5. W. Smith
White
Will Lay Walks on Reis Street
Councilman Anderson asked for authorization to advertise for bids to lay paving in front of Samuel Foltz’s Reis Street property. The council granted permission to proceed with the project.
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Will
Reis Street
Anderson
Samual Foltz
Only One House Is Home To Farmer Near Eastbrook
J Fl Lente of R F D No 3 Volant says he has lived in the same house for 61 years, born there, and never moved. He began housekeeping in 193? and has a family of three children and six grandchildren. He and his wife have farmed and worked long hours, living two miles north of Eastbrook.
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Eastbrook
J. Fl. Lente
News City
Mt Lanta
Houke
Haya
Stinson Completes Night Nonstop Chicago to New York Flight
Eddie Stinson, Dayton airman, finishes the first nonstop night flight between Chicago and New York aboard a Junker with seven seats. He says the trip, begun at 11 pm Chicago time and ending at 6:30 am Eastern daylight time, was uneventful and they may attempt a speed record later. Stinson and companions plan a daylight return to Chicago tomorrow.
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Eddie Stinson
Chicago
New York
Bulletin International News
Garden City
X.Y
Dayton
Ohio
Curtiss Field
Charles Diskinson
Aero Club of
Ilinois
Art Gray
Stinson
Cleveland
Dickinson
Grex
Broadway
Atom
Harvey says he did not predict Johnson defeat
George Harvey United States ambassador to Great Britain denied remarks predicting Senator Hiram Johnson would be nominated or elected president in 1924. He said his casual comment referred to Henry Ford as the potential candidate, not Johnson, and he had no discussions with Johnson about any run.
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International News Service
Deal Beach
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
Hiram Johnsan
California
Harvey
Johnson
Henry Ford
Senator Johnson
Marvey
Mr. Ford
Eloping Couple Married by City Mayor in Newport
Fred Murphy of Newport, 22, and Naomi Hunter, 17, eloped to Newport, were married by Mayor Ir. L. Tlentz in a private city hall ceremony witnessed by officials and reporters. Parents arranged the trip after learning of the plan. the ceremony followed a halt at the prothonotary's office as the couple and witnesses signed the license.
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Fred Murphy
Naomi Hunter
Newport
Ir. L. Tlentz
Miss Hunter
Mr. Murphy
Pathy Ca Mercer
C. C. Horner
Fenny Yama
Murphy
Military Escort To Prevent Lynching In Illinois
Under strong military escort, James Hazelwood and Andrew Corbett, charged with attacking a young girl, were arraigned and bound over to the grand jury under bonds of 5000 dollars. They were to be taken by troops to Carrolls for safekeeping after threats to storm the jail. Governor Small ordered Company K of the 130th Infantry to the scene.
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International
James Hazelwood
Andrew Corbett
Cairolls
130Th Infantry
Arrested As Drunk Offers Novel Excuse
Worcester Magistrate Dowd of 12 Mason Street faced drunkenness charges after claiming he had a stool extraction and a hazy vision from the dentist visit. He said the dentist, on Main Street with a big sign, caused the foggy state, though he did not remember the name. A separate report cited J. H. Riley of 520 East Washington Street alleging a speeding auto on Unit Street.
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Worcester, Mags
Patrick F. Dowd
No 12
Mason Street
District Sour
Dowd
Main Street
Wits Five Wan
Speader
JH. T. Riley
S20
East Washington Street
Unit Street
Death Record for Marlen Sout Shaner in Shonange Township
A death notice records the passing of Marlen Sout Shaner in Shonange Township. Details are limited in the fragmentary OCR, with no age or burial information provided. Additional readable specifics are unavailable in the supplied text.
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Marlen Sout
Shaner
Manch
Shonange Township
Red Haired Woman Holds Secret Of Double Murder
International News Service reports New York detectives chase a yellow taxi from Queensboro Bridge after two officers hear a midnight murder cry. A red haired woman is seen in the taxi with a man in the back seat. Suzman, one of the officers, recalls the scene before the car disappears toward the police station.
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Internatiental News
New York
Charles Reynolds
Frank Romanello
Reynolds
Romanello
Queensboro
Manhattan
Longe Island
Thor
Frank Lugman
Romazella
Suzman
Suaman
Plans Complete For Lawrence County Grange Picnic
Plans have been completed for the Lawrence County Grange picnic at the fair grounds. Addresses will be delivered by Hon. S. Plummer Emery president judge Lawrence County court Mon. F. L. Rentz mayor of New Castle and Hon. W. F. Hin past state grange master. The parade starts at 10 a.m. Prizes include the Grange membership prize and a car of ime. The winner must be a Grange member. Dudley Book Pomona Grange will be master of ceremonies.
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Lawrence County Grange
Gust
Fair Grounds
S. Plummer
Emery
Lawrence County Cours
F. L. Rentz
New Castle
W. F. Hin
State Grange
Grange
Witnner
Dudley Book
Pomona Grange
Massed Chorus For Welsh Reunion
New Castle Glee society and Mendelasohm Mixed chorus to meet at Emmanuel Baptist church Sunday evening July 28 for rehearsal of Welsh numbers for August 1 at Cascade Park.
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New Castle Glee Society
Mendelasohm Mixed Chorus
Im the
Emmanuel] Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Rambling Local Notes Include Deaths And Accidents
A scuffle of small town incidents reports Mrs Latheran finding a snake in her hand after mistaking a mop handle. A dog killed a disinfectant bottle accident. Joan Lindermuth dies in Newberry. Michael Donalue, 26, dies after being hit by a pitch in Broadtop. Edwin Hickox and a child are struck by a car and die in Harpersville. Elizabeth McDonald, 93, held without bail for murder in Medonal. A pier incident in Chelsea injures a man. Gunner Dat dies after insect bite complications in a New York hospital.
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Robert Latheran
Ryde
Elizabeth McDonald
Syeed
James
Medonal
Chelsea
Mass
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