Oklahoma couple to finally take delayed honeymoon
George Pierce and Lucy Pierce, married 40 years, win a 3 year oil rights suit worth 201 000 plus royalties totaling about 500 000. They will lease a twenty acre tract in South Oklahoma City and plan a fishing trip as their postponed honeymoon. The story notes Liberia's happy status per a League of Nations report.
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Geo. Pierce
Lucy
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Oklahoma
Two Boys Die in Lightning at Lake Hamilton
In Youngstown Ohio on June 17 a bolt of lightning killed Lynn McClain and Carl Zenn both 13 of Struthers who were part of a fishing party at Lake Hamilton. Eddie Hoffman was injured along with two men as the storm dumped heavy rain across the district.
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Carl Zenn
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Brother's death hid in home for two months amid delusions
In Baltimore on June 17 Paul Aubel 30 Johns Hopkins graduate explained to police the death of his 26 year old crippled brother Grant Rubel. Grant died April 4 after a diary and religious fervor guided the brothers actions. Police found the body in June after warrants were served for abuse and obstruction.
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Johns Hopkins
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Abbie Aubel
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Health Department
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Methuselah Breaks Large Window in Market Scene
A giant Atlantic sea turtle named Methuselah rampaged at Adolf Lang’s market last night. It cracked the bottom window four feet wide, loosened copper lining, and scorched nearby boards with its heat. Police guarded the crate as locals planned a safer enclosure update. The turtle, once caught at sea, poses a danger to anyone approaching its mouth.
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Adolf Lang
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Lang
Tom Bartberger
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Nice Trees From Pymatuning Arrive for Gaston Park
Mrs. W C Eckenroad and Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger members of the Shade Tree commission plus Mrs. William Howley of the Garden club and Councilman Louis Genkinger returned from the Pymatuning dam with a truck load of trees shrubbery and ground mass for Gaston park orchids and iris included.
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Marcus Feuchtwanger
Shade Tree Commission
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Pymatuning Dam
Gaston Park
Parent Declares No Debt Owed For Birth
The parent tells the child you did not ask to be born and vows not to imply any obligation.
Sanders Seen as Likely RNC Chairman Fess’s Successor
Everett Sanders of Indiana, long time secretary to President Calvin Coolidge, is regarded as the likely successor to Senator Simeon D. Fess as chairman of the Republican National Committee. He enjoys favor with many senior members of the committee.
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Ohio
Republican National Committee
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Sanders
National Committee
Tax League to Meet Monday Evening
The Hickory township Tax League will hold a meeting Monday evening June 20 at East Brook high school to discuss local tax matters.
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James And Bethle Found Not Guilty In Robbery Case
The Commonwealth cases against John James and Frank Bethle ended with not guilty verdicts on assault and battery and robbery charges. Jurors placed costs on James and questioned where the crime occurred between Ohio and Pennsylvania near the Harbor after leaving Youngstown. Judge Hildebrand warned the court’s jurisdiction depending on the crime’s location.
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Mike Keacher
The
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Frank Bethle
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Youngstown
Hildebrand
Monkey left behind as Hagenbeck circus departs Cleveland
A 14 year old monkey named Bingo was left with the Animal Protective League when the Hagenback Wallace circus trains left Cleveland after a two day stand. The animal could no longer endure the rigors of the big top.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Bingo
Animal Protective League
Miller Catches Eight Pound Soft Shell Turtle
Ralph Miller fishing with Harry Carlson in Neshannock Creek near Neshannock Falls reeled in an eight pound soft shell turtle instead of a trout. The turtle apparently took the bait and surprised Miller during trout fishing. People of Hawaii are insisting on better merchandise quality.
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Harry Carlson
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Neshannock Falls
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Hawaii
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