Woman Murdered in Cleveland Not Youngstown Girl
Cleveland May 22 A 28 year old woman identified as Marie Torringer of Youngstown was found murdered by her lover. J W Herrmann of Northeast Pennsylvania claimed the body and said she feared lover Peter Nugnant would kill her as she deserted him and two children. Herrmann said she had written letters and asked him to restore her to him. The husband shot her and then killed himself when police arrived.
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Cleveland
Marie Torringer
Youngstown
Ohio
J. W. Herrimann
Northeast
Penn
Hs Wife
Gig Jane Palences
Herriman
Peter Nugnant
Mra. Herriman
Nunnari
Wunvari
Tim Reali
England's Highest Concrete Tomb Tower in England
Near Southampton England the Peter Wend Tower rises over 200 feet wholly of concrete. It marks the grave of John Peterson a wealthy tan planter who ordered his remains interred beneath the tower. Built about fifty years ago the structure was meant to be seen from the sea but a planned summit chamber would have carried a light feared to mislead sailors.
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Southampton
England
Peterwend
John Peterson
Peterson
Petersen
Hughes Offers Services To Mine Workers
WHEELING May 22. Charles E Hughes of New York former secretary of state and ex supreme court member volunteers his services to defend United Mine Workers in injunction cases before Judge William E Baker. Court term opens June 1 with expected Hughes appearance. confirmation via W T Roberts of Bellaire Ohio secretary treasurer sub district No 5 Chin Mine Workers.
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International News
Wheeling
W. Va
W.T. Roberts
Bellaire
Charles E. Hughes
New York
United States Supreme Court
United Mine Workers
United State Court
Wiliam E. Baker
Brute murder charge filed against fourteen year old boy
Brescia Italy May 22 A fourteen year old, Paolo Mascherdetti, sits imprisoned on a murder charge as the village reels from the ruthless killing of Marcelino Bo venti, another boy of the same age, after a meeting on a street corner.
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Brescia
Italy
Paolo Mascherdetti
Marcelino Boventi
Oldest Ohio hen still laying at thirteen in Gloucester
In Athens Ohio on April 23 a 13 year old hen named Hetty, a Butt Orpington owned by Virginia Fink of Gloucester, is credited as the oldest hen in Ohio and still laying. Betty is described as a perfect mother and nurse for weak chicks, with the owner planning to let her die of old age.
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International News Service
Athens
Ohio
Virginia Fink
Gloucester
Hetty
Virginia
Betty
Plans State Drive Against Bucketeers
Albany reports Attorney General Otinger plans a vigorous campaign against dealers in stocks and bonds who fail to comply with the Martin law requiring notices of intention to sell or solicit subscriptions for securities in this state. He has fixed June 28 as the last day.
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International News Service
Albany
Otinger
Fire Alarm Boxes in Shenango area listing locations
A list of fire alarm boxes by location across the Shenango area. It notes boxes serving hospitals, industrial plants, and specific streets with some boxes marked for exclusive hospital or company use. Entries include Shenango Pottery Co. Grasmelli Chemical Co. and other firms with designated box coverage.
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Butler Ave
John St
Washington St
Arlingston Ave
Long Ave
William St
Jefferson and George Sts
Carnegie Steal Co
Moravia
Belber
Mill
Long
Pollock
West Miller
S. Jefferson St
Terrace
Hamilton and Electric
Bandit Chief Escapes Trial in Italy Case
Florence May 22 Oscar Scarcelli failed to stand trial as his band terrorized Tuscany. Scarcelli clashed with carabineri in Certaldo suffering a severed thumb before fleeing to the hills with anarchists. The gang, accused of kidnappings murders and the assassination of fascist leader Filippi, was eventually broken up after a large police mobilization.
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Clnternational News Service
Florence
Italy
Tuscany
Scarcelli
Nencin
Aseize
Oscar Scarcelli
Oscar
Carabineri
Certaldo
Bartle
Filippi
San Vivaldo
Europe Prepares For U S Tourists
Geneva May 22 Europe expects over two thousand Americans to tour Europe by their own car this summer under new League of Nations Touring Committee rules. Travelers must carry two certificates one for the car and one for the driver. Cars require inspected steering, two braking systems, and if over seven thousand pounds weight a device to prevent front end damage on steep grades. Chauffeurs need foreign driving licenses and must be over eighteen to drive cars and over sixteen to ride motorcycles.
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Geneva
Europe
League of Nations
Honduras Turkey Gaudy Plumage Outshines Peacock
Describes the Honduras turkey with brilliant blue head, steel blue rump, and copper tipped gray tail feathers noting it is smaller than the eastern wild turkey yet tastier. Mentions experiments at zoological gardens and its status as the only native species to tropical lowlands, with tangential notes on Mexican and Rio Grande turkeys and a vegetarian cave discovery implying ancient inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Zoological Gardens
Arizona
New Mexico
Mammoth Cave Find Hints At Vegetarian Ancestors
Three Louisville engineers completed a survey of Salts Cave in the Mammoth cave region near Kentucky and found evidence suggesting a period when inhabitants lived as gentle vegetarians, at peace with the forest.
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America
Louisville
Salts Cave
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Maccabees and Jewish Independence in Second Century B C
An account traces Jewish independence from Mattathias through Judas Maccabaeus, detailing leaders Simon Hyrcanus and John Hyrcanus, Roman relations, and conquests including Idumaea. It notes Antiochus and the Seleucids, the Maccabee family, and the reconquest of Jerusalem with references to Ptolemy and Jeruzalem.
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Syria
Christ
Mattathias
B. C
Judas Maccabaeus
Jerusalem
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J. W. Herriman
Northeast, Pa
Rich Ward
Scompstewart, William D. Shepherd Ar A the Shepherd
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William D. McClintock
Shepherd
Scott Stewart
Roberts
Paolo
Pasto
Mareslline
Temple
Jimmy
Pennsylvania Depot
Elm St
West Paus St
Shenango Valley Hospital
Jefferson and
Grant Sts
Beaver
South Sts
North Sts
Jefferson St
Dear Fishers
Grant Ave
Green St
Wilmington Ave
Mercer St
Lincoln Ave
Highland
Wallace Aves
Neshannock
Grant and
East Sts
Public Square
Central Engine House
Highland and
Sheridan
Washington and Mill Sts
Highland Ave
Elizabeth Bt
King’s Highway
Carlisle St
Laurel Ave
Washington and
Court Sts
S. Walnut
Croton Ave
Martin
Court St
Awford
Erle
Crawford Ave
County Line
Etna
Bluff Sts
Fl—Steel Car Works
Mahoning Ave
Cedar
Orchard
U. S
Wright’s Market
Domino Golden Regal
Franklin Dainty Leon Ps
Ana
Cimy
Wright’s
Salls Cave
Mammoth Cave Men
Kansas City
Idumaea
B.C
White Millinery CO
Washington Street
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