Strain of Marble Tournament Proves Too Much for Winner
International News Service reports Atlantic City on June 27 as five champions from national marble divisions reach the semi finals after second round play. Walter Pate of Columbus defeated Walter Tate of Chicago and fainted after the match. Other division champs include Alton Darne of Washington, Morris Goldfarb of Fort Worth, Sam Schneider of St. Louis, and Lloyd Williamson of Tacoma.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
United States
Walter Pate
Columbus
Walter Tate
Chicago
Alton Darne
Washington
Eugene Clewell
Allentown
Morris Goldfarb
Fort Worth
Tex
Curts Darnell
Houston
Sam Schneider
St. Louis
Aviaton
Marvin Tilford
Moanaville
Llnyd Willamson
Tacoma
Wash
Creed Twat
Portland
Ore
Relatives Come In Handy On Auto Junket
Charles Marker and family left Columbia City by car for Independence Oregon and planned nightly stops with relatives along the way through Yellowstone Park Wyoming The longest leg between stops was 125 miles and the journey illustrates how kin can aid a long auto trip in unfamiliar territory
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C International News Service
Columbia City
Charles Marker
Marker
Independence
Oregon
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Plan To Pave Street With Rubber Dropped
Akron officials dropped plans to pave a short street section with rubber due to high costs. E A Kommier head of the highway bureau said a meeting with engineers and a rubber company representative would not yield a solution. He noted rubber paving is costly even where popular in London and that the pavement largely acts as a matrix with little rubber.
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International News Service
Akron
Ohio
Gost
E. A. Kommier
Bureau of Highways
Highway Department
Kemmiler
London
Two Million War Medals Left Unclaimed
Washington June 27 The War Department reports a new surplus property account with 4,119,999 victory medals issued to American soldiers but with no claimants. Only 1,223,000 medals have been distributed so far, and officials fear clearing the remaining stock may take years.
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Washington
War Department
Comateas
Sweden Plans To Get U S News By Wireless
London dispatch reports Sweden plans end of month wireless trials to receive U S news directly from Annapolis radio via Kunogabacks station on Sweden’s west coast. Swedish telegraph administration grants permission for the experiment. The venture aims to speed news via radio link with the United States Navy station.
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International News Service
London
Sweden
America
Stockholm
Swedish Telegraph Administration
United States
Kunogabacks
United States Navy
Annapolis
Sheriff to Take Stand First in Blizzard Trial
Logan County Sheriff Don Chatin is expected to be among the first witnesses in the Blizzard murder trial. Blizzard, an indicted union mine leader, faces related charges tied to the armed miners march in Logan County two years ago. The prosecution opened with a state’s counsel statement and plans to call Belcher, who is familiar with the case, as the first witness. The judge ruled on the scope of the opening testimony as the case proceeds.
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International News
Servi
Lewisburg
W.va
Don Chatin
Logan County
William Blizzard
Union
Sam Enstin
Blizzard
Chafin
Tom B. Davis
Austin
A. M. Belcher
Sharp
Gelner
Women Urged To Be Self-Reliant In Akron
Akron Ohio June 27 Miss Josephine Bauman clerk of the city council urges women to fit themselves to keep the wolf from the door if needed She backs Woodruff Ferris Michigan that women should not marry until able to support husbands arguing for equal employment opportunities and self reliance in a city of 200000 people
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International News Service
Akron
Misa Josephine Bauman
Wood- Uwridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Packard Commercial School
Miss Bauman
Amy Lovell
Boston Postess
Trapper Reveals Odd New Fur Specimen in Yukon
Tacoma dispatch notes trapper Robert McConnell brought a bale of furs to Fort Yukon including a freak skin that sparks debate among traders. The tan hide, about 12 inches long and eight inches wide, displays breast and rib markings like a large gray striped house cat. Some call it a deer relative, others argue it may be a wholly new fur bearer, weighing about 50 pounds when trapped.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert McConnell
Yukon
Fort Yukon
McConnell
Younger Filipinos Not Eager For Self Rule
YORKVILLE Olla June 27 Younger Filipinos educated in American schools show little push for independence from the Philippines Emilio A Alba Sr says though elders seek their own government the younger generation fears Japan could gain time if the US yields control Alba notes the youths favor practical education and recognize progress under American rule
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International News Service
Yorkville
Olla
Phillippines
Emilio A. Alba
Manila
United States
Willomas
Olac
Crete bandit Barbounis ends terror after Amnestied surrender
In Athens on June 27 an American girl Miss Margaret Robinson of Grand Rapids working with Near East Relief brokered amnesty for bandit Barbounis and his thirty followers. He surrendered after agreeing to join the Turkish train campaign, ending fifteen years of inland terror on Crete.
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Nansa Service
Athens
Crete
Barbounis
Margaret Robinson
Grand Rapids
Mount Holyoke College
Near East Relief
Barbounia
Misa Robinger
Two Minor Injuries Reported At Local Mills
Two slight accident cases were admitted to Shenango Valley hospital Tugday afternoon. David Matthews of Hamilton street suffered a leg fracture at Shenango tin mill where he works and is improved today. Louis McConaby sustained a minor hand injury at the rubber works and has been taken to his home.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Tugaday
David Matthews
Hamilton Street
Shenango Tin Mill
Louis McConaby
Bla
Power Of Suggestion Makes Profits Grow
A Bellare Ohio saloon owner faced demand for real beer during a heat wave and replaced near beer with real product by removing labels and raising prices. Supplies quickly ran out and few customers noticed the deception.
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International News Service
Bellare, O
Sunrise To Sunset Flight Planned by Lt R L Maugham
Lieutenant Russell Lowell Maug ham holder of the world speed record for aviators announces a bid to fly from New York to San Francisco between sunrise and sunset. He will depart after tuning his army pursuit plane for the transcontinental crossing. He previously set a speed record of 41 249.5 miles per hour at Holt Lake Field Michigan and earned wartime decorations for accounting for four enemy airmen.
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Russell Lowell Maugham
New York
San Francisco
Sunrise
Singer
Maugham
Holtlige Field
Michigan
Youngest Grandma Race Adds New Entry
Madison II June 27 Mrs Flo rrance Motzinger 30 of this city claims the title of grandmother with the birth of Thomas urns Jr The infant's mother Iren Motzinger Burog is 16 and the father is 18 Thomas Sr a boxer by trade notes the child shows potential as a future glove artist
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Madison
Non Advertisers 84 Per Cent of Failures
In New York on June 27 Lloyd W Parsons warned public utilities that 84 percent of failures stem from firms that do not advertise He argued paid ads reinforce accurate facts and protect investments tied to community goodwill Campaigns by amateurs using free space cannot match scientific advertising for utility public education and persuasion He likened unscientific claims to inappropriate comparisons and cautioned against relying on free space for publicity
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New York
Mrmyg
Lloyd W. Parsons
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Hmpusizihg
Parsons
Pvblic
Mere Kk
Sama
Troll
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits Names Listed
Hospital notes list admissions including Louis McConahy of Mulberry Street and Mary Jane Fullerton of Buon Valley along with David Matthews on Hamilton Street and Mrs Clarence Christman on Crawford Avenue. Additional entries mention Joseph White and Adenburg residents.
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Louis McConahy
Mulberry Street
Mary Jane Fullerton
Buon Valley
David Matthews
Hamton Street
Clarence Christman
Crawford Avenue
Martha Davin
Adenburg
Joseph White
Lathropa Biroet
Art of dying preached by Rev. Cooper in Columbus
International News Service reports Rev. Dr. Parald Cooper of Mayflower Congregational Church Columbus urged the art of dying as a prepared habit. He warned deathbed repentance is unlikely and warned against greed and selfish pleasures, praising Paul’s faith facing death.
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International News Service
Columbus
Parald Cooper
Mayflower Congregational Church
Dr. Cooper
Cooper
Paul
banana song sparks street brawl in new haven
In new haven on june 27 a quarrel over bananas led to a punch and eye injury. The assailant money settlement and attorney said the incident stemmed from a song line. The text mixes dialogue and disjointed reminiscences with no clear legal outcome.
Glee Society Picnic Set For July Fourth
The New Castle Glee Society announces its annual picnic on July 4 at Slip Perry Rock Creek, one mile south of Har Hanaburg. All active and honorary members are urged to attend and register at Samuel Lewis store on Long Avenue to arrange transportation. A program of events is planned at Lawrence County’s beauty spot.
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New Castle
Glee Society
Har- Hanaburg
Samuel Lewis
Long Avenue
Lawrence County
Friend To Help Boy Who Goes Wrong
New York reports John C. Collins head of the Friends Boys Organization outlines methods to curb crime and waste by guiding at risk youths. He cites 40,000 boys passed through his hands and 4,000 under his eye, saying offenders are urged to confess and seek help through peer influence and personal intervention. He describes the program as a game worth playing and vows to aid youths to stay on the right path.
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New York
John C. Collins
Friends Boys’ Organization
Partier Inspires Hope to Cut Prison Population
A reflective piece argues that youths veering toward crime can be redirected through guidance and support. It emphasizes that harsh judgments do not define them, and that early intervention can reduce incarceration rates.
Elevates Dishwashing To Dignified Endeavor
International News Service reports Rev. Rov. S. W. Young urging that dishwashing be viewed as dignified and educational work. He addresses a civic audience, stating children should be taught to work with simple tasks to learn order and responsibility.
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Rov
S. W. Young
Ical
Rev. Young
Voettaire Plessen Puppet Show In Aimes Era
Fragmentary notice notes a puppet show in Aimes appealing to artistic temperaments. It mentions historical reference to a 1706 performance before a duke and a French academy member Malezieu, with vague details about actors and venues.
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Voettaire
Famous Lightweight Vehicle Parlor Lamp Tale
A fragmented historical note describes a parlor lamp and related phrases about lights. The garbled OCR references a lit lamp and phrases like lights out, light in the head, and a light fading, indicating a simple domestic lighting item and mood.
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