Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary at Westminster Abbey
A detailed account of the June 22 coronation at the Abbey with King George nervous as he wore the crown and Queen Mary composed. The procession featured heralds, peers, bishops, and royal heirs, including the Prince of Wales, and noted Lord Kitchener’s stumble. The return to Buckingham Palace drew louder public enthusiasm.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
George
Canterbury
Lord Kitchener
Buckingham Palace
Westminster
George V
Mary III
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Prince of Wales
Albert
Henry
John
Mary
the Garter
St. Patrick and the Thistle
Conor Don
Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn
Frank S. Dymoke
England
Duke ‘of Wellington
Crown Jewels
Robert C. Low
Knights of the Garter
Colonies
Mary Dawson
Ma 1
Ogilvy
Victoria Carrington Fileen Butler
Eileen Knox
Dorothy Browne
Dartrey
Airlia
Car
Ohio aims at pro convention delegates in commercial fight
Columbus June 22 The Ohio state board of commerce opened headquarters to back non-partisan delegates to the constitutional convention. The campaign seeks delegates favorable to the initiative and referendum and other progressive features to advance commercial interests of the state.
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Columbus
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Second Plot Falls by the Wayside Conspirator Arrested
In Victoria B C June 22 news of another plot to assassinate the Emperor of Japan was brought today by the steamer Awamaru. The plan resembled the Kotoku case. A friend named Go to organized the conspiracy, but confessed after arrest. a large quantity of dynamite was found in his house.
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Victoria
B. C
Awamaru
Kotoku
Goto
Aviator Amerigo Injured as Plane Capsizes in Stage Three
Utrech Holland June 22 The third stage of the Paris to London air race ended with an accident as Aviator Amerigo’s machine capsized causing a broken knee and internal injuries. Gilbert won the stage in two hours and three minutes with four flyers arriving almost together.
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Utrech
Holland
Paris
London
Amerigo
Gilbert
Johnson barred from Westminster Abbey coronation day
London June 22 Jack Johnson and his wife attempted to enter Westminster Abbey with two supposedly valid tickets for the coronation ceremony but were refused admission. After a brief disturbance Johnson left for a grandstand, while supporters and reporters watched the scene.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Jack Johnson
King George
Queen Mary
Jack
Divorce Granted in Cleveland for Mrs Mary Cox
In Cleveland on June 22 Mrs Mary Cox wife of Congressman James Cox of Dayton was granted a divorce on grounds of gross neglect. Cox was not present at the decree. The couple had lived apart for two years.
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Cleveland
Mary Cox
James Cox
Dayton
Cox
Weather Forecast for Ohio
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions tonight with warmer temperatures in the extreme south. Friday also brings fair skies and mild warmth across the state.
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Ohio
Coronation Pageant Featuring Royal Robes and Swords
In a grand procession the King wore cloth of gold robes and the Garter ribbon, preceded by three noblemen with sheathed swords symbolizing protection and mercy. Field Marshal Roberts, Lord Kitchener, and the Duke of Grafton bore the first three blades, including the famed Cur tana. The sequence culminated with the King, whose mantle echoed the attire of George IV. Continued on page 3.
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Rington
Lanseborough
Ranfurley
Kenmare
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Duke of Grafton
George
Painters Fall From Swinging Ladder Injure Two Men
Two painters, Buz Deacon and Ken W. Rentch, were seriously hurt when a swinging ladder at J. O. Naylor’s Madison avenue residence collapsed. Deacon received facial injuries and was taken to a homeowner’s house. Rentch suffered a dislocated shoulder and injuries to his leg and head, later sent to hospital. A crowd gathered amid reports they had died.
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J. O. Naylor
Madison Avenue
Buz Deacon
Ken W. Rentch
Deacon
J. W. Harris
Educated Man Democracy Honored Class Speakers Highlighted
An article notes Westgate & Jefferson College honors for the Honor Class. Clifford Kerr of East Springfield Ohio and Earl W Booz of Washington earned second honors. Kerr starred as catcher for the varsity baseball team and read in college debates while a Sigma Nu member. The piece asserts athletics and study can mix successfully.
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Ounty
Grad
ion-Jefferson Coles
Clifford Kerr
Frank L
Mr. T Heing
Lloyd ©. Hart
Earl W. Booz
Ephriam W. Langfitt
John H Wilson
William Mc. Bryson
Joseph A Langfitt, Jr
Benjamin Franklin
Robert H. Fulton Jr
Pittsburg Dispatch
W. & J College
Arbler
Samuel Clifford Kerr
East Springfield
Ohio
Earl Wa Boog
Washington
Kerr
W. & J. College
Varsus
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Diegel bribery case opens in Columbus trial
In Columbus on June 22 Prosecuting Attorney Turner stated the Diegel bribery case would show Diegel asked Detective Harrison to arrange via the steering committee a $200 bribe from four members and $50 paid. Attorneys claimed Gov. Deneen would testify that Harrison as Frank Smiley admitted pleading guilty in Illinois to complicity in his wife's murder after collecting $5,000 insurance.
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Columbus
Diegel
Turner
Harrison
Gov. Deneen
Ilinois
Frank Smiley
States
Fierce Senate clash over farmer’s tariff measures
Washington report says the finance committee’s adverse report on the farmers tre list bill and the Underwood tariff plan triggers a fierce Senate battle. The looming clash centers on revising the entire tariff structure amid partisan contention and policy stakes.
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Finance Committee
Senate
Washington
Death of Luke Gavin in Bellaire Freight Office
Luke Gavin of the C. and P. Freight Office and director of safety collapsed at work from heart trouble. A longtime clerk of forty four years, he was a native of Ireland who lived in Belfaste most of his life and was active in business and politics. Survived by his wife, two sons William and Charles, and a daughter Mrs. Clarence Crawford.
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Luke Gavin
Bellaire
Dtath
Gavin
Ireland
Public Safety
Buckeye Savings and Loan Company
Wis
William
Charles
Clarence Crawford
Bankers Win In Close Seven Inning Clash
Bankers defeated Postoffice 6 to 6 in seven innings amid a crowded crowd. Frank Sinclair pitched six frames. Charley Flannagan stood out in right field while Patton, McFadden, and Geisinger contributed from the bat. Proceeds aided Wes Atwell’s relief fund for the injured lad who lost both hands.
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Post Office
Bind Grounds
Te Sam
Jtcombh Atwell
North End
Frank Sinclair
Clif
Willow
Patton
Bankers
Baldy” Peterson
Castle
The
Stubbers
Charley Flannagan
Postoffice
Herald- Star
Herald-Star and Gazette
Steubenville O. & P. Club
Rcccerineet
Pmomrinowe
M Poon
WORMS
Cence
Bankera
Patlee Peis
McFadden
Gsh
Biacigh
Is Isweeatn
Gitar
Postniee If
Vesus i
tHome
Poole
McNally Adams
Geisinger
Sinclair
Miner Falls in 900-Foot Mine Shaft Death
Calumet Mich June 22 Anton Kowalske aged 55 was instantly killed today when he fell 900 feet down the shaft of the Heela mine After he had fallen 500 feet his body struck Joseph Jonetto who fell 700 feet farther and was seriously but not fatally injured
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Calumet, Mich
Anton Kowalske
Heela
Joseph Jonetto
Preliminary widening of Pan Handle arch and station
The Pan Handle railroad prepares to widen the Dump Arch and build a new passenger station nearly ready for a tile roof. Piling is being driven and a siding raised to allow work underneath. The 60 foot street under the Pan Handle will replace the old, dangerous arch, and the station’s interior walls will be lined with white enameled brick for sanitation.
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Pan Handle Railroad Company
Patterson Commencement at Wells Auditorium Honors Graduates
Jefferson County holds its eleventh Patterson commencement at Wells High School on a Saturday in June. Prof. G W Finch of Toronto O delivers the class address. Diplomas are presented by Prof. H M Carpenter followed by a list of graduates from Dillonvale Steubenville Fernwood Toronto and other nearby communities.
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Jefferson County
Wells High School
George B. Smith
Ethel Swearin
Irma Greene
G. W. Finch
Toronto
Frank Lyons
H. M. Carpenter
Ethel Anderson
Dillonvale
Mary Alice Bell
Bloomingdale
Annie Parkhurst
Frances Black
Steubenville R. D
Hazel M. Crawford
Frances Horton
East Springfield
Maude L. Johnson
Unionport
Maude Myers
Annapolis
Edna McHugh
Smithfield
Margaret Martin
Fernwood
Margaret Parks
Hazel Runyon
Melissa Rouse
Dorothy Swickard
Tornto
R. D
Edna Sutton
Hammondsville
Lorna Scott
Reeds Mills
Virgin Smith
Stella Smith
Ella Winn
Minnie Wallace
Gertrude Zenda
Minzo
Hubert Adey
Lee Brown
Thomas Cochran
Patrick Fitzgerald
Tiltonville
Edwin M. Fisher
Edison Garner
Ralph Mallernee
Orval Mall
Nanna M. Boyd
Clara J. Boyer
Artie Cattrell
Ruby Chambers
Edith Cooper
Alice Carnahan
Phillis Evans
Steubenville
Tracy Gray
Elizabeth Goucher
Luc Gritton
Therissa Howard
Freda Liston
Madge Liston
Bertha Werker
Ragland
Chester C. Ault
R PD
Paul Buchanan
R. PD
Nim J. Carnahan
Jos. Delanche
Clyde Ferrell
Edgar George
Jerry Hartford
Emmett McDermott
Ray
Merger of Pres. Churches Completed in Westminster Move
The First and Second Presbyterian churches merged to form Westminster Presbyterian Church during a joint service in Second Church presided by Rev. G. P. Rowland. Rev. J. M. Robinson was elected pastor at 2800 dollars yearly, with officers elected including elders, deacons, and trustees, under a three year term rotary system. The merger was ratified by Steubenville Presbytery.
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First
Second Presbyterian Churches
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
G. P. Rowland
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Cummins
J. M. Robinson
Rotary
John F. Flood
M. L. Miller
R. G. Richards
H. W. Nelson
Fred W. Moses
M. M. Dunlope
Robert Orr
T. C. Weiry
G. G. Gaston
J. Harvey Strong
J. E. Miller
David F. Coe
R. F E. Blinn
D. M. Brown
John F. Orr
Ross Nicholson
John H. Mutton
O. L. Hood
Walter 5. Harris
W. C. McMaster
O. Barkhurst
J. F. Bumpus
George P. Miller
George W. Cochran
E. E. Erskine
James Lindsey
T. W. Vance
James T. Sarratt
Isaac M. Scott
L. L. Grimes
A. W. McDonald
Steubenville
U S Troops to Aid Unveiling of Stanton Monument
Washington June 22 The War Secretary will send two companies of infantry and a band from Fort Wayne Michigan to participate in the exercises at the unveiling of the monument to former Secretary of War Stanton W B Francis M C confirms the army move via Adjutant General Ainsworth in a letter to Herald Star.
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Herald-Star
Washington, D. C
Ainsworth
FALSE PRETENSES LINKED TO TRIBUNE FIGHT OVER LORIMER
Chicago, June 22. George O. Glavis, linked as a brother of a figure in the Ballinger Pinchot feud, is under arrest in the Tribune campaign against Senator Lorimer. The paper says Glavis received 650 dollars to travel to Washington to bolster the case and to buy books from a Washington firm with records of transactions involving a U.S. senator and other officials. The Tribune asserts the funds were obtained by false pretenses.
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Chicago
George O. Glavis
Chicago Tribune
Lorimer
Glavis
The
Tribune
Washington
United States
the Tribune
Gravis
Graduation Invite Lists Toronto Graduates for Friends Event
Note graduates must present to receive the Friends of graduates on public. Generally invited to attend. Names include Morrow Me orkle Neely Sterling Rayland Smith Taylor Thompson Sylvester Thompson Thomas Westlake and others from Toronto Toonto and Chester.
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Mond Morrow
Toronto
Gerald Meorkle
Winslow Neely
Rayland
Chester Sterling
Archie Smith
Smithfield
Frank Taylor
R. D
Trotter Thompson
Toonto
Sylvester Thompson
John Thomas
Sheldon Westlake
Friends of
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Washington Jefferson College
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Future Diamond Stars
Sam
Young Wes
Atwell
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Miner Falls
Passen
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Wells Auditorium
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Stanton
Fort Wayne
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