Repairs and wiring for schools proceed amid power disputes
The board authorized repairs and overhauls for multiple schools at an estimated 3500 dollars. Funds cover roof repairs and painting at Lindsay Hollow Selotoville North Moreland and other facilities. Ohio Power Company disputes delay service lines to the Firstrive L ere building as architects and officials seek a prompt solution.
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Cormeck
Forrest Williams
Strindberg
Ohio
Kideyour
Highland
Fincoli
Five Million Dollar Currency Flight Aide Boosts Cleveland Bank
Deputy Guvernor of the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland shipped 5 million in currency by air to Cleveland to reassure the city’s banking system. Six armed guards accompanied the money by plane. The currency aimed to ease concerns as major banks closed for the week.
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Cincinnati
M. Flaming
Federeral Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Cal
Federall Reserve
Federal
Federal Reserve
Mallwas Clerk National Bank
Cosmopolitan Tank & yTrust Co
Fragmentary Mail Notice From OCR Text
Vague notice appears to refer to air mail in scattered OCR form. Mentions six times perhaps and days Thursday but content is incomplete and uncertain about exact entities or actions.
Five Million Gas Well Uncovered in West Virginia
A gas well drilled by the Carbide and Chemical Corporation of Charleston reached 6,058 feet in Boone County. It penetrated shale formation 200 feet, Bere rand by 24 feet, on property owned by Boone County Coal. Expected to be a commercial producer.
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LOGAN
Virinti
Carbide
Cbemcat ‘Corporation
Charlesjton
Boone County Coal Corporation
Lagan County
Bank Robbery Report From Urbana Ohio June Heist
A bandit robs an Urbana area bank between 1200 and 1500 dollars on a Friday afternoon. He enters the bank, terrifies cashier Merrill Crediston, takes vault currency, and flees in an automobile. A sheriff’s posse trails from North Lewisburg but the thief had a head start.
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Lewishire
Here
Sherlee
Merrill Crediston
Crediston
Unik
Grediston
North Lewisburg
Campaign County
Ironton Woman Questioner In Death Investigation
Ironton authorities pursue leads in the death of Neath Aineworth who was struck on the Ivotton Russell bridge while en route to work. Chief Deanis Calinhin questions movements after a borrowed coupe linked to the incident. The case involves unclear driver identity and a suspected hit run.
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Foy Aineworth
Ivotton-Russell Bridge
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Volice
Tronton
Rossel
Nuitke
Deanis Calinhin
Tront
Indictments Detail $71,000 in Speakeasy Protection Payments
Six men face federal charges over protection money linked to a Cleveland bootlegging network. Indictments allege former police sergeant Darany and others received about $71,000 from speakeasies across 1925 to 1929, with payments of 200 weekly and 100 monthly cited. Officials say Canton under a prior administration allowed protection rackets to operate.
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Owith
Arthur Deukeenbeeda
Raldy
Curtis
Drakeabbred
Ens.Darapy
John" Gust
Mike Smith
Coutee
Dlowery
Darany
Canton
Carnakon Street
Lchroyer Street
nol-Mnsion Avenue
John Courts
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Durany
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Altecker
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Hols
Oan
United States District Attorney
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Meet S Death In Search Of Work Clarence Hamilton
Clarence Hamilton formerly of Fullerton and McCall Kentucky was killed near Erie Pennsylvania when a Nickel Mate train wheel struck him. He had worked at various lines around Fullerton and sought work. his family and associates are mentioned in connection with the accident.
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Fifth Day Comfort in Lindbergh Voyage Noted
Fragmentary OCR note references Colonel Lindbergh and a fifth day in a comfort-focused journey. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to expand factual details or identify organizations involved.
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Rotary elects Californian Rotary elects Californian International
The Rotary International convention in Chicago closes as Ab won E Roth of Vale Alto California is elected president succeeding Eugene Newson. Delegates from 62 nations hear speakers Sir Henry Thornton Prince Iyesato Tokugawa and Admiral Mark Kerr while Latin American delegates prepare to depart for New York. International directors chosen include Will Taylor Canton, Howard Selby, Arthur Chadwick, and Luis Chever Velande among others.
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White House
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Vale Alto
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Durban
Roth
Raymond J. Kadeppel
New York City
Benry Worth Thornton
Iyesato Tokugawa
House of Peers
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Royal British Navy
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Springfield
Canton
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Albuquerque
N, ML
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Pinesie
Law
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Hetke
Detroit
Mich
Howard
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West Yolm
Bench
Pln
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Lonon
Theldire A. Forgeson
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Cananda
Luis A. Chever- Velande
Idma
Peru
Willam de Conk Bunting
the Hague
Retherlands
Smith
Free
Masterson
New Zealand
New Traffic Ordinance Enforces Midnight Start
City officials announce a new traffic ordinance that takes effect at midnight tonight. Police Chief Sheets Boys and City Manager C A Harrell say over the past 80 days motorists have received courtesy warnings, and enforcement will begin for violations including night parking, stop signs, red lights, school zones, and speeding.
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Connell
C. A. Harrell
Ao Salis
No Evening Services at First Christian Church
No evening services will be held at First Christian Church. The church group Iewise unites with other churches for a T130 service with Unity Q. Tuelhart and George Arkwell in charge of music. Sunday morning church school and communal activities will be offered. no evening program.
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Zere
Cherel
Iewise
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Permen
George Arkwell
Neusic
Royalir Church
Selgo and Raven Rogk Golfers in Tournament
The Selgo and Raven Rogk golfers clashed on the west site course for a second meet in a tournament. Large crowds witnessed trials’ play between the Dinyerr, with owners Friettly Tivnley Vxisly noted.
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Raven
ROGK
Selco
Todsfy
Trilas
Friettly Tivnley
Senator Brookhart to Lecture Here Sunday Amid Chautauqua
U S Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa will headline a Sunday program in the chautauqua tent after organizers adjusted the schedule following a change in plans. The event will feature Brookhart’s well known lecture starting at 2 30 pm with a crowd expected at Moundpark for afternoon and evening programs.
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Burkhart
Redpats
Moundpark
U. 8
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Senator Brookhart to Speak at Chautauqua Week
Senator Brookhart delayed by Washington call arrives from Cincinnati to lecture in this week’s chautauqua. He is hailed as a leading Farm Bloc figure and progressive Republican. Sunday events include youth services and a united church program in Mound Park with music by local artists. Tickets are limited and season passes are recommended. events continue through Wednesday with a play and closing performances.
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Washington
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Edgar M. Wilson
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Kingsford-Smith Crew Readies West Coast Flight
Frisco reports the Southern Cross leading Charles Kingsford-Smith and crew to depart next Wednesday for San Francisco on a nonstop circumnavigation flight. The team plans to relay from New York and Schenectady, with Miss Mary Powell awaiting at Melbourne, and radio talks to Sydney.
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Australia
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Ion
William Boyge Thompson Dies At Age Sixty One
Yonkers N Y June 28 Withmn Bosce Thompson noted mini grate philanthropist died at his home last night from pneumonia at sixty one He had been nearly four years invalid after a stroke his wife Cert rudg Wickman Thompson and daughter Mera Margaret Trompe Schulte were with him His brother J Edward Thomson came from Phoenix Arizona diverse interests included copper mining in Allen fund diamonds in Africa and Saplar in Tesax He was connected with banking and served as a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from its organization in 191? until 1915 and operated on Wall Street Flower culture was his hobby.
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Withmn
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Oldest Ross County Resident Claimed by Death
Mrs. Sophia Hindt, oldest resident in Lawrence county, died yesterday at her daughter's home in Caillicoter. She was the widow of Charles Hindt, a prominent citizen. The obituary notes her long life and status as the county’s eldest resident.
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Sophia ,Rindt
Lawrence County
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Fire alarms smoke from stove endangering home
Firemen from Companies 1 and 2 rushed to 1100 Twelfth Street on Monday when a cook stove started burning and filled the house with smoke. In Bellaire, William De Val, 70, was struck and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train today after authorities suggested he may have fallen asleep on the track.
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Pani
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President requests private fund to study crime enforcement
President Hoover defends expanding the crime enforcement commission’s reach beyond liquor laws. He says private subscriptions will fund continued general crime inquiry, despite Senate votes limiting appropriations. Five commissioners confirmed support, insisting they will not quit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commission
Mourning Siren Ban Ordered by City Police Chief
Police chief Murry Shetta Satur ordered all funeral directors to desist from sounding sirens or exhaust whistles during ambulance responses after complaints about speed and noise. He cited numerous complaints and pledged to enforce quiet ambulance responses citywide.
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Murry Shetta
Shetta
Will Conduct Services in Findlay Street
M Harris pastor of Finis Ing Stevet MLE Shuret resides in ALL Sterling Kentucky arrived home Saturday and will conduct services at the newal hours Sunday morning and evening.
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Finis Ing Stevet
MLE
Shuret
Sterling
Ev Ning
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