Governor Cooper Leads West Side Conservation Conference
Governor Myers V Cooper opens a two day Roosevelt Game Preserve conference in Columbus on a Saturday afternoon. Speakers include Perry L Green agricultural director and A F T Bac on of this city with many prominent Southern Ohio sportsmen and traders attending. The program features talks on conservation meaning and forest preserves with round table discussions and a farewell address by the director of sarfentture.
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Govir Styers
Cooper
Perry Teen
Tany
Ohio
Akers IW
Green
A. Ft. Bacon
Sersvices Sanday
Scioto
Myers X. Cooper
Campfire
Conservation Connecting
D. Vefiles
Ghlo
Tzsak Falcon League
J. Fyewood
League Ohio Sportsmen
Roosevelt
Arthur Bornon
Sportamant Gand
Tortsmouth
Soho
Ohio Anit
Myers
Avernor Cooper
Forest Preservea
C. A. West Gandt
Akron
Izank Walton
Pullic May Grounds
Fred Tnick
Olio
Terry Shetrone
Ohl
State Archenlogyt and Historical Society
W. Kirgan
Waters
Warry Walter Huienins
Teague
Mito Sportsmen
Chiner
Ron
Sarfentture
Patrolman Is Suspended Amid City Police Probe
A New York city police inquiry centers on Patrolman Powers amid accusations of assault and misconduct. Witnesses include Rev Te C Stith and Garrett Sirk of the National Association for the Improvement of Colored People. Officials deny direct knowledge of specific incidents.
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Puniher
Gertrude Emerson
Gress
Powers
Te C. Stith
Wetn Ant Green Baptist
Chiaveh
Win
Smith
Vewers
Stadt
Garrett Sirk
P National Association For the Improve Trent
Tkating
Fulkewine
Jane Oeforcement Commission
Lathiardis
Republican
New York
Thieves Loot Jordan Grocers Store In Weekend Break In
Friday raid at Jordan Grocers 1410 Exventh Street saw a revolver and cash stolen after entry by scaling the porch and forcing a window. Police attribute the crime to youths. Chief Detective Jon Smith and Charles Clue lead the investigation.
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Thiesves
Jordan Grocers
Exventh Street
Jon Smith
Charles Clue
Mellon Praises New Tariff Law and Recovery Hopes
Secretary Mellon praised the new tariff law saying it removes business uncertainty and will quicken recovery. He disputed claims the Hawkes Smoot act would ruin foreign trade and noted no industry is being crushed while protected sectors gain. He indicated a new tariff board is under consideration and urged steady foreign demand for American goods.
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Associated Iet
Washington
Jane
Mellon
Watson
Indiana
Republicen
Cadin
Hoover
Tnrst Commission
Hatrley-Smoot
Keing
Scl
Senate
Congress
Ian
UNL
Buslees
United States
Police Seek Man Over Worthless Checks Passed
Police report a man passed four worthless checks at a Terminal store in East Portsmouth. The checks were signed BAL Mance ELD Reye nolds, triggering an investigation as officers seek the suspect to confront the matter.
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Terminale Procery
Portsmouth
Eost Wack
ELD
Reyenolds
Boys Lose Clothes and Watches by River Bank Theft
A report notes two boys had their clothing and watches taken while near the river bank. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Theolore Moore
Jackson Agers
Rampanian
Missing Tenth Street Resident Reported To Police
A Tenth Street resident was reported missing and police informed. The search continues as investigators review surrounding details and potential connections to recent incidents. A building collapse at 414 Washington Street injured one person seriously, with others escaping harm as debris and merchandise scattered along the street. A roadster allegedly stolen from 102 Arganyori was reported to police.
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Tenth Street
Yor
Washington
Asea
Donald McGollan
Argan
Tom
Gallin Reyeet
School Board Awards Coal Contract and Revises Vacations
The Ports mouth city school district awarded a 2,500 ton coal contract for 1930-31 to City Coal Company at 3.92 per ton for Pocahontas coal and 71.22 per ton for Thacker coal, totalule about 9 230 dollars. Bids from W R Seymour and Reliable Coal Company were higher or for unwashed coal. janitor applications numbered ten. The board approved repairs costing under 4,000 dollars and considered school calendar changes requested by the Teachers Club to start fall term September 2 and close June 6 with usual holidays, dependent on new school facilities.
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Sn A
Portsmouth City
City Coal Company
Board of Education
Pocahontas Nut
Thacker -Atove
W. R. Seymour Company
Pocahontas Coal
Pocahontas
Thacker Coal
Coin Company
White Seymour
Marshal White
Fondings
White
Kchnol
Ond
Teachers Club
Jang
Bridge collapses after repeated fire damage near Blair home
Jackson June 21 four times in three days fire trucks and tractors struck the bridge near the R A Blair residence in Bloomfield township. The last truck carrying gravel crossed the bridge caused it to cave in forcing a full remodel with a traffic detour while repairs start. The approach from a sharp curve complicates the detour for motorists and locals.
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Jackson
Robbery charge denied in Vail Wolf clothing case
William Waftinson pleaded not guilty to a robbery accusation tied to a hold up at the Vail Wolf clothing store at 320 Chili. He appeared in municipal court Saturday with the case continued to Monday and was placed under a 500 bail. Kenneth Mare ki, manager of the store, reported the alleged attempt to frighten clerks into surrendering money.
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William Waftinson
Vail Wolff
Monchday
Kenneth Mareki
Local Marriage Licenses Reported For Friday Court
In rehate court Friday, licenses were issued for pairs including Rig B Voorhoes, 22, clerk, city. Melon Marie Whitley, 29, teacher. Ariine Bingiles, 21, nurse. Nina WY, employer. and Carn F Moore, 21, saleswoman.
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Lesne
Rig B. Voor‘hoes
Elerk
Elty
Wait Melon Marie Whitley
Ells
Toarher
Thister
Ariiine Bingiles
Tuther
Sith
Tty
Nina WY
Employer
Carn F. Moore
City
Seleswoman
Red Men Hold Rally Tonight in Waverly
Red Hawk tribe No. 50 will hold a special meeting at the K of P Hall on North Street Saturday evening. Dogs of 15 will be given the adoption degree. A parade starts at 7:30 with line of march from Bel Men hall on Market Street to the Hof P hat.
Piketon Church Children’s Day Program Listed
Piketon church hosts a large Children’s Day program on Wednesday evening June 22 featuring songs recitations dialogues and musical pieces by many local students and teachers. The event includes readings by Mary Carthel Donna Thomson Wilma Havens Katherine Risner and others with performances on clarinet saxophone and piano plus a benediction by Rev George W Thompson.
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Piketon
E_ church Sradsy
Jesus J Elves
Chore
Fretty Harger
George W. Thompson
Mary
Jamey Carthel
John Carthel
Donna Therepson
Alice Risner
Wilma Havens
Calvin Ifensos
Dorothy Havens
Katherine Risper
Orren McCoy Jr
Katherine Barger
Lord Forgive
Melvin Thompson
Goodsell McCoy
Donna Jean Somers
Elle Tone Pettit
Julia ,Cutler
Mary Lucile Williamson
Nellie Blakeman
Jake Henson
Mrs. Cowper
Loraine Stanibaugh
Nvste
Esther Tavis
Katherine Rucinfranks
Jesux Tores
Ro‘berts Stambaugh
Marjorie Jane Batter
Roberta Stambaugh
Towise Armetrong
Mice Risner
Virginia Vulgamere
The
Phono
Eva Wooldridge
Dorothy Tolbote
Neva Pettit
Henry Krofod
Mrs. Armstrong
Jenny
Virgina Vailpamere
Dwin Cutler
Glande Armstrong
Louis Armstrong
Slo Dixon
Chairy Benediction
Cat Still Alive in Louisville Tragedy
In Louisville on June 21 William Harris a 40 year old farmer tried to shoot a cat with a shotgun. He tripped on a wire fell and fired wounding his wife his daughter Miss Lewis Mae Harris and visitor Lewis Wilkinson. The girl had chest and leg wounds Mrs Harris was hit on the hand and Wilkinson chest. None seriously hurt Harris said he aimed at the cat after losing many chickens.
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Louisville
William Harris
Harris
Jwis Mae Harris
Lewis Wilkinson
Farm Leaders to Hold Rally in Columbus Week
Six members of the federal farm board will attend the Ohio State University trade conference week of July. Leaders including Alexander Legge James Sterne C F Denen Charles L Wilson William F Schilling and Samuel H R McKelvie will speak and network with cooperative experts from across the United States and U S Department of Agriculture officials.
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Columbus
Federal Farm Board
Agnecjcin Institute of Cooperation
Ohio State University
S.C. Peebles
Scioto County Farm Bureau
Alexander Legge
James C. Sterne
C. F Denen
Charlee
Wilson
William F. Schilling
Samuel HR. McKelvie
Thos
United States
United States Department of Apet
Laborer Dies of Starvation After Job Loss
Toledo June 21 Nine months after Clarence Castle, a laborer, lost his job his family faced growing poverty. He found a wheelbarrow job with a construction crew but died at the end of the first day reportedly from gradual starvation. The coroner ruled death by gradual starvation, noting he refused food when offered.
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Toledo
Clarence KR. Castle
Castle
Hle
Raymond
Robert
Irene
Cs Timelon
Cystle
le Corener
Club Leaders In Session Here At 481 Officers Conference
Large attendance marks the 481 officers and leaders conference opening at the Second Presbyterian church basement. Morning sessions run 10:00 to 12:00 with games, group slugging, instruction periods, and talks by G. C. Lang and Hulda Borst. A picnic lunch follows, then afternoon sessions cover activities in 1920 and value of achievement meetings.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Eml Thomas
Iirm
G. C. Lang
GC. C. Lang
Hulda Borst
R. M. Thomas
W. 5. Wood
M. Thomas
C. C. Tang
Night firework ban enforced by Jackson officials
Jackson authorities announce nighttime fireworks prohibited after dark. Chief Jacoby and X. Divis say bonfires and firing that violate the ban will be restricted until July Fourth, despite some earlier allowances, as officials seek orderly celebrations.
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Jackson
X. Divis
W. G. Jacoby
Trucks Damaged in Sciotoville Crash
A vehicle driven by Frank W. Irvin and another driven by Albert Taylor were damaged in a crash at the intersections of Harding and Gatlin avenues in Sciotoville on Friday. Irvin approached eastbound on Gatlin and turned left onto Harding. investigators Patralmen Porter and Dixon processed the scene.
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Frank W. Irvin
Minford
Albert Taylor
Grimes Avenue
Harding and
Gatlin Avenues
Sciotoville
Irvin
Gatlin
Harding Avenue
T Patralmen
Porter
Dixon
River levels and dam notes on the Ohio River
The Ohio River stage was reported near 12.5 at Portsmouth and river stations from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati noted dam numbers and water forecasts. The forecast states a calm weather pattern over the upper Ohio Valley tonight and Sunday, with river conditions remaining high. River Observer.
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Ohio
Bere Anthe Guage
A.m
Portsmouth
Ch'ze
Aia
Pittsburgh
Thorp
Parkershurst
Point Pleasant
Cincinnati Line
Ohio Valley
Aerial Postman Survives 400 Foot Fall and Blizzard
A French airman, Henri Gullaumet, survived a 400 foot fall from a mountain slide during a planed crash in the Andes near Vareditas. Stranded for days amid a blizzard, he wandered to a shepherdess who tended his wounds and guided him toward Mendoza. A provincial policeman later found him and arranged transport to the Argentine border city.
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Aerociated
Medusa
Argentina
Henri Gullaumet
Vareditas
Prive
Guilaumet
Santiago de Chile
Mendoza
Andes
Fulloumet
Dny
Pirelditas
Menmoz
Wheelersburg Lodge 10 Attends Church Services
Members of the Western Sun Lodge in Wheelersburg will attend services at the Wheelersburg M. E. church Sunday night at 7.00, then meet at the temple to carry a body to the church. Florence Vaughn, Chicago civic opera dancer, wed Serge Strechneff, a Russian dancer, in Chicago and depart tomorrow for a European honeymoon.
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Western Sun Lodge
Wheelersburg
M. E
Dancha
Chicago
Florence Vaughn
America
Serge Strechneff
Europe
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University of California
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