Connorville butcher electrocuted by downed high tension line
Mariano Mozzocchi a 39 year old wealthy Connorville butcher and father of three was killed Sunday afternoon when a heavy tension line near Martin Ruckes farm touched a sumac tree he was pruning. He and friend Martin Levi were cutting bean poles when the tree became conductor and the live wire burned his hand as he died. Coroner T H Kirk held an inquest.
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Mariano Mozzocchi
Connorvillé
Mozzocchi
Martin Levi
Martin Ruckes
Connorville
Mezzocchi
Céte
Sumac
Bower
Mogsreeb
Connor Ville
T. H. Kirk
Payne Describes Repeated Suicide Attempts in County Jail
Luther Payne, a 32 year old colored man, swallowed ground glass in Jefferson County Jail after two prior hanging attempts. He was saved by inmates and guards, with the county physician saying little hope for recovery if reports from other prisoners are true. Payne faces possible probate court action while claiming he preferred death to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther ‘Payne
Luther
Payne
Ferson County
Hanginis
Uty
Wien
Hart
West Market
Brown
Lawson
Smith and
Diynman
Bee
Simjthy
Tie Pilsbaers
Lang
Abi
Carl Murvine
Murvine
Bank Holdup Suspect Arrested After Stocking Theft
Police chased and arrested Gdéo C. Zismer after a highway robbery in Toledo involving the theft of stockings from Mrs Nellie Rathburn. The incident occurred today with officers pursuing the suspect for several blocks before detaining him on suspicion of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Sune
Nellie Rathburn
Schaffer
Wataan
Gdéo
C.zismer
Railroad workers urged to form one big union at Chicago convention
The Call urges railroad employees to send a delegate to a June 28 Chicago convention to unify labor under one national union. The Justice Department screens activity, warning agents to monitor plans as officials discuss forming a broad organization with power over industrial workers and rail labor boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Workers
Chicago
Department of Justice
Associated Press
Washington, Dy. C
Ots Yailroad
Butte, Mont
Daily Bulletin
Chickgo
I. W
Ction
Northwestern’ University
Aailroad
Labor Board
Cag
Ike
Cbig
Yailroad Labor Board
Labor
Northwestern
Getthe
Gald
Erica Fox
Railroad
Canadian editors probe US stance on League of Nations
The report details Canadian editors asking Senator Harding about the United States role in world affairs, noting mixed Canadian views on the League and reservations intact in the treaty. It cites Canadian concerns about pulp, coal, and rail policies affecting cross border cooperation during the rail tour of the American delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Stara
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Avery” Ramity
Canadien
Rarding
Senatos Obuson
League of ‘Nations
Harding
Reed
Nose
Maritime
Prinze Edward Island
Ottawa
Evanceline
Arcadia
Harding Nomination Reported En Route to Moncton
Report from observers aboard the Million Dollar Train as Warren G. Harding’s nomination for president was noted in Moncton. Editors from 36 states praised the Ohio senator as a strong compromise choice while some favored Gen. Wood or Lowden earlier.
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Fredericton
Warren G
United States
Perginaton
Harding
Gen. Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Tarding
West
Senate
Penrose
Borah
Yagarding
Sarding
Ohio
Colby Sees Wilson Before Departure
Fragmentary notes describe Colby meeting Wilson prior to a departure at Feadalo 7a with references to national delegates, cabinet attendees, and officials including Daniels Palmer and Meredith. The legible items mention Fran Totastes and Berean as delegates from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feadalo
Benke Bington
India
Fran
Berean
Texas
Daniels
Palmer
Perretery Meredith
Shibech Arrested Over Contraband Raisinjack Charge
John Shibech was arrested at the entrance of his home for possessing ten gallons of contraband raisinjack. Constable James Parkinson waited hours for him to appear and Shibech was transported to the city after a taxi ride from Brooke County. He faces charges of keeping a place and selling on Sunday and will be brought before Justice Downer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shibech
South
James Parkinson
Shibech
Brooke County
Lille
Justice Downer
Death of Mrs. Sarah A. Stewart at 72
Mrs. Sarah A. Stewart, wife of Ellison Stewart, died Monday morning June 21 1920 at their home 618 Lennon Avenue after a long illness. Born May 6 1848 on Harmon Creek West Virginia, she lived in Hollidays Cove and Steubenville before settling in the family home. She was active in the First Christian Church and missionary society. Survived by her husband Ellison and two sons Samuel G. Stewart and William B. Stewart, with daughter in law Mrs. Filam Fleming of Hollidays Cove. Her brother and sister are not listed. The family mourns at the bereaved home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison Stewart
Hollidays Cove
Steubenvilla
Mohny Noble
Tvalta
Christan
Mra. Stewart
Firat
Missionary
Alinéas
Samuel
Sta Awart
William
Alty
Dr Graham Dies After Prolonged Illness at Brother's Lakewood Church
The obituary notes Dr Graham born 1863 in the county, educated at Richmond College, practiced dentistry after study with the old school in the city, married Phoebe Qlashin later widowed, then Sallie Mekes, lived in Noble County Minerva and Cleveland. died after a second stroke at his brother Rev George L Graham’s Lakewood church. He leaves a wife and one son, Charles or Clark, and three brothers including Rev George L Graham, Lorenso, and Sinclair.
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Graham
Ife
GL. Gra
Lakewood
Richmond College
Noble Gounty
Phoebé
Unjoh
Charles
Clark
Hinj
George ‘L. Graham
Butler Apology To Col William Proctor
Associated Press reports Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, sent a telegram of apology to Col William Proctor. Butler says his Chicago Convention remarks were spoken under fatigue and money power in politics, and his words were unbecoming and unwarranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Protea New
York
Witeliam
Buller
Sam
Chicago
Jail Prisoner in Serious Condition From Eating Glass
A jailed Black prisoner Luther Payne is in serious condition after attempted self harm by swallowing glass. He reportedly concealed glass fragments in a drink with intent to harm himself, and medical staff are treating his injuries while he remains unable to eat.
Unclear OCR Legal Filing Described in Fragment
Fragmentary text suggests a court dissolving a temporary injunction and a claimed monthly amount of 8150 in a suit. Names and specifics are garbled, making precise entities and actions uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baigiln
City battles street railway repair costs and bonds
City officials clash with the street railway company over funding to repair Hamilton streets. The case asks if the city may advance funds or borrow to cover the costs, with judges considering lower costs and legal limits under the O'Brien law framework. Citizens debate who pays and whether the Traction Company can proceed with the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prete i Lebsea
Epair
Treuges
Hamilton Gays & Tava Ponent
Edward Jorth
Agelbst Ys
O'Brien
Chydnngt
Cincinnati Traction’ Company
Fréeman A
Ofubed
M3elty
Treetidn Co
Washington June 22 Committees form for Republican ticket
The article notes committees arranging details for the Republican presidential and vice presidential nominations. Coleman Dupont of Delaware chairs the committee to organize notification for Governor Coolidge and other members include Shires of Ohio and several states. Senator Herding to be awaited at Marion at 3 p.m. July 23 and Governor Coolidge at Northampton at 2 p.m. July 27.
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Bnidn
Shele Ing
Ator -Hang
Shires
Joseph
Het Pry Retack
Connectcut
Fae
Grrange
Coolidge
Snd
The
F. W. Welabrook
Noir Rampaniger Baile
Ao Kinaléy
Allan B. Jaynes
Arizona
Senator Herding
Marion
Governor Codge
Morthampton
Bergdoll Escape Probe Expands With Witnesses
A federal grand jury inquiry into Grover Bergdoll's 1918 escape continues. Seven army officers testified as investigators question relatives and officials including Mrs Frieda Epher and Colonel T Q Donaldson. The probe, aimed at fixing responsibility, is expected to finish tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Philaelphia
Callad
Astad
Grover
Béredoll
S Goren
S Goren,: Wit Pence ‘Are Yet. To. Be. Heard . Among Those Called Today Were Mra
Frieda Epher
Ipf
Auteur
Bergsoll
The
Military Intelligence
Harry Préaton
Clarence ‘Gibbony
Bére- Moil
G. Attorney
Beretoll
Likcovered
Unclear fragmentary legal note on weapons case
Fragmentary OCR text references concealed weapons and a search, with unreadable surrounding details. Unable to extract a clear event, person, or outcome beyond the mention of weapons and a search.
High Court Prohibition Amendment Faces Appellate Review
fragmented OCR notes indicate an appellate court challenge to a prohibition amendment and related enforcement laws in Liverpool city county with references to the mayor and state law. The text mentions the Supreme Court and a defeated enforcement ordinance amid ongoing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps
Meyor
Liverpoole
Death Notice for Mrs Lana McGrew in Pueblo Colorado
A notice reports the death of Lana McGrew aged twenty nine in Pueblo Colorado on Sunday. Her remains will be at a burial site in the vicinity of Vincent Nilley’s residence before interment.
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McGrew
Felaaves
Tere
Lana
Pueblo
Colorado
Eubervil
Migration trouble over marriage plan at Ellis Island
A young Englishwoman Nell Butler, 22, seeks freedom to marry Captain Paul Miller of the British army aboard the ship Canadian. Canadian authorities prevent her landings in Halifax and require she sail to England via the Caronia, while New York officials detain her. A similar case arose when a French woman sought to enter the U S to marry an American soldier but was allowed to stay after the soldier blessed the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated’ Press
New York
N. Vo
Wits Island
Paul Miller
Army
Halifax
Butler
Faifax
Merry
Caronia
Ingland
Vie
New, York
Miller
New. York
Teland
Tilia Teland
Golve
Daylight Saving Ruling Upholds City Time Change
Cincinnati resident Crint sought to compel city officials to revert to standard time after Dayton daylight saving ordinance passed by a close vote at the April 27 primary. The state Supreme Court denied the writ, allowing the city to retain daylight saving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columburg
Crist
Death and court notes from county area
Irene Jackson of the camp village was released from the county jail today on payment of a fine. Coroner Kirk Jett from Dillonvale was to conduct an inquest into the death of a man run down and killed by a New York Central train last night, the body found this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Cattman
Pleasant
Mia
Irene Jackson
Camo- Vilage
Kiliet
Kirk" Jett
Dillonvale
New York Central Railroad
Petition of freholders seeks to change cemetery road
A fragment shows a petition by freholders of Springfield township to the county commissioners requesting a change in the road to the cemetery at Berg Gaydos 27 Analytic of Toronto de Byela 28 Nellie R Minner 24 Strybenville Arthur Warner 32 Lucille Miller 21 Steubenville Dean Burriga 42 Smithfield Maude Frene Frazier 20 Bloomfield John Lawson 23 Irene Stith 20 Steubenville
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Freholders
Springfield
Berg
Gaydos
Toronto
de “Byela
Nellie R. “Minner
Strybenville
Arthur
A. Warner
Alliance
Lucille Miller
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Thomas E
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Thugmartin
Dlon
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Gra Cumberland
An Poley
Lse
Emma Law
Mt. Pleasant
Brilliant
Prlugh
Ais Grilliant
Neel
Carne Iid
Mingo
Monana
League
Associated! Press
Ill
Jam Hamilton Levis
Lewis
Ireland
Uinat Fastidioua
Avis
Colby
Wilson
Luther Payne
Jeeve
Euarle
Will
Bergdoll
Ellis Island
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