Fight to Try Yeggs in Ohio Extradition Battle
Officials prepared to fight extradition of bandits captured Saturday after a bank robbery in Ridgeville Indiana. Prosecutor Lippinesti says charges could warrant trial in Ohio and hopes to link suspects to eight months of activity across the state. A chief figure, George Megalon, is missing after being wounded. Police clash over appointing a special prosecutor as details unfold.
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Tima
Ohio
Ina
Indiana
E.T. Lippinesti
Ériberies
Abis
George Megalon
Hand
Elforth
Raleish Townsend
Fairwater
Oklahoma
Telattve
Bowarycok
Roush
Cincinnati
Haken
Lima
Child Falls Forty Feet In Window Mishap
Mr and Mrs Hubbard of 620 Market Street Jefts for Columbus with their three year old son after he climbed to a back window and fell forty feet onto a truck. He was stunned but unhurt, later taken for medical advice and to Columbus for specialists cautioning a possible hip or spinal injury.
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Columbus
Desultory Firing At Alexandria Mentions Riots
Dispatch from Cairo reports desultory firing in Alexandria and near Mlevantiala Egypt on May 25 with about 60 persons involved, including 12 Europeans, nearly 200 wounded and looters blamed for disturbances. unclear telegrams and rumors circulate from Cairo to Calcutta and New York.
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Egypt
Thorn
Shieh
Cairo
Alexandria
Berpt
Anya
Alexanrria
Calvo
Dlapatoh
Dublin Custom House Fire by Sinn Feiners
A large fire at Dublin's Custom House early this afternoon is attributed to Sinn Feiners. The building, one of Dublin's finest, costs about one million pounds and occupants fled as flames spread. Violence spread to nearby areas with guards, bombings, and reports of casualties as soldiers responded.
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Dublin
Sinn
Adda
Stan ‘Feiners
Aiterward
Liberty
Transport Avorkers
Murphy Praises Good News to Onto Valley Manufacturers
At a Chamber of Commerce forum in Fort Steuben Congressman Murphy urged swift action on a new tariff bill. Longworth’s resolution aims to curb dumping of cheap labor goods. Germany is poised to enter US markets. Community leaders debated organizing a field artillery battery here, with Rev. Brown and ex-service members backing preparation and civic pride.
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Onto Valley
Frank Murphy
Chamber of “Commerce Forum
Belknap
Ways and
Longworth
Murphy
Anard
Morium Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Steuben
W. Leo ‘Brown
Steubenville
H. D. Wintringer
Chamber
Brown
A. Battery
National Defense Plan
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
S. Army
Re, Brown
Zcer
Chamber of Gom- Merce
Havenent
Feld
Clyde Linduft
Robert McGowan
Lawrence Griffith
Carl Roberts
George Tarthold
John Sherrard
Carpenter Left A Small Fortune Bequest In California
Youngstown Ohio May 25 Roy A P Harry C Lesh a carpenter visited a newspaper office after an advertisement with a large picture urged contact with J P Williams Boston Pa The ad was indicted by lawyers seeking to locate him claiming a California will left him twenty thousand dollars and a farm He returned to the paper office inflating to pay for the ad before leaving for Pittsburgh today.
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Youngstown
Roy A. P
Harry C. Lesh
Peyer
Hig
J. P.' Williams
Pittshburg
California
Pittsburg
Lesh
Local Girl Attendant Named for May Queen at Wooster Color Day
Miss Evelyn Minor of Skeubenville was chosen as May Queen at Wooster Color Day festivities. The event marked the centenary celebration with a large pageant and a parade. Local history notes the Mears property on South Street, an old homestead dating to 1868, sold to fund church school use.
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Nancy Mears
Thomas Ant
Robert Meare
South Street
Thomas Mears
Swich
Bishop Hartley
Kimbell
Charlestown
W. Va
Wooster
Misa Hvelyn Minor
Skeubenville
Exera
Hietory
Dupurneg
Lola
Pilgrins
Wooliool Ander
Mather Pleroty
Thadatics
Rose Wregtharil
Mateer
May Queen
Pathe
New
York
Pathe Gorvicg
Church Destroyed by Lightning Destroys Polish Catholic Church
A Polish Catholic church in Dillonvale was struck by lightning during a storm early today and burned completely. Volunteers fought the blaze but it rapidly consumed the frame edifice. only minor damage to surrounding dwellings occurred after heavy rain aided efforts. Estimated church loss about $20,000.
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Dillonvale
Dvellings
Martius Ferry Fire Department
Destructon
Oil price cuts surprise markets across Pennsylvania
Oil agencies announced further crude price reductions in Pennsylvania and neighboring areas. Pennsylvania crude drops to 3 dollars, Carning 1.90, Cabelt 1.91, Somerset at 1.80, and Somerset night at 1.80. Report notes old investors believed market lows had been reached. A separate note from Columbus, Ohio reports Ohio University at Athens to elect a new president after Dr. Alston Hy Us. appointment. Congressman I. M. Foater from Athens is in Washington for the meeting.
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Pittsburgh
A. P
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Columbus
Prastesy
Ohio University At Athens
Dr. Alston II Us
Congresemian I. M
Foater
Athena
Rani Washington
de Iyo
Rain postpones 8 H S field meet to Thursday
Heavy rain swept the city flooding the athletic field at Carnegie and delaying the eighth hour field meet. Schools will dismiss at noon tomorrow to allow attendance at the rescheduled event starting at 1 p.m.
Change of venue sought in McGannon perjury trial
Cleveland May 25 A lengthy perjury trial of former Municipal Court Chief Justice W H McGannon began with McGannon facing perjury charges tied to his testimony in the Harald C Kagy murder case. W H Boyd, his counsel, indicated a venue change might be sought though the trial started before Judge Florence B Allen with four jurors tentatively accepted.
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Cleveland
P.J
W. H. Mc
Annnon
Bagin
Flo- Tenge BE. Allen
McGannon
Harald C. Kagy
Wiliam
Boyd
Ghief
Venus
Delia © McIner
James F
McCaffery
Mary Be.neely
A.lp
W. H. McGannon
W. BH. Boyd
Common Pleas
Florence Ballen
Harold C. Eagly
Sister of Pres Sued for Libel in DC Suit
Washington May 26 A P Mrs Carolyn Votaw sister of President Harding is named defendant in a $76000 libel suit filed in District of Columbia Supreme Court by Dr KR Lee Cole. The claim cites a letter to Justice Stafford April 29 amid domestic-trouble proceedings, alleging Cole damaged the plaintiff's good name.
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Washington
Carolyn Votnw
Harding
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Lee Cole
Yotaw
Stafford
Dr. Cole
Minnie B. Cole
Woman's Bureau
Police Department
Court
Cole
Ry. Cole
Crandall - Mackey
Wade Publig
Second oldest city in America observes birth anniversary
Fredericksburg Virginia marks the 260th anniversary of its incorporation as a township. The event honors its 1608 landing with Captain John Smith and its ties to George Washington James Monroe and the early Navy. A pageant and monument dedication featured local leaders, Native and revolutionary figures, and battles across nearby sites in the Civil War era.
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Frederikaburg
Fredericksburg
America
Jamestown
John Smith
Marsny
Rappahanock
Frederieckshur
George Washington
Lodge of Masons
Granta
James Monroe
Htth
Unitea States
John P Paul Jones
William Paul
Matthew Fou
Ainé Maury
Atlantic
Fielding Lewin
Weedentt
Hugh Mercer
Iles
Mercer
Priceton
Congress
Predercksburg
Chancellorsville
Bloody Angis
Spotsylvania Courthouse
the Wilderness
Salam Church
Ham]toy’s Crossing
Mine Run
Aimilar
Paldlee
Body of Floater Taken From River Near Warrenton
The body of a floater retrieved from the Ohio River near Warrenton was brought to Lindsay's undertaking by order of Coroner T. McKirk for identification. About 35 years old, 130 pounds, brown hair and eyes, mustache, army collar, dark trainers, no shoes. No signs of violence. coroner suspects drowning from a fall. Witnesses Lawrence Beaver, Charles Pickett, and Geo. Reynolds, all of Warrenton, assisted in locating the body.
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Ohio River
Warranton
Yesterdaly
Lindsar
Corder
T. Mc Kirk
Lawrence ‘Beaver
Charles Pickett
Geo. Reynolds
Warrenton
Pres Harding Back to His Desk Returns From New York
President Harding and party arrived in Washington aboard the Mayflower, docking at 10:20 a.m. at the navy yard after a trip from New York. In Toledo, Mrs Ithod Hurke of Detroit reported two suitcases containing faces from Florence valued at $16 were stolen with baggage checks.
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Pres. Harding
Washington
A. P
Hardline
Jrs. Harding
Mayflower
Navy Yard
New York
Stoln Lachs
Toledo
Ithod. Hurke
Detroit
Florence
Italy
Pergzon
Trace of Bank Bandits Haunts Youngstown Area
May 26. A found abandoned car in Youngstown is linked to a Union National Bank robbery in New Castle Pa. Police seek the bandits whose machine matches the description and note revolver cartridges and brown cap in the vehicle. Five youths from Franklin Pa. were detained but released after proving weapons carried were for protection.
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Youngstown
Union National Bank
New Castle
Farmers National Bank i
Canfield
Cleveland
Yeesterday
Naw Castle
Travelling Man Rescues Puppy From Drowning in Basin
A Pittsburg visitor at Fort Steuben saved a drowning puppy in a shallow basin at Washington and Fourth Streets. After lifting the pup from four feet of water, he returned to the hotel soaked and muddy, earning the crowd’s cheers and the grateful cry of a small girl.
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Washington
Fourth Streets
Yelpa
Itu
Baain
R. BM. Seibel
Pittsburg
Autor
Fort Steuben
Hos
Steubenville Businessmen Promote Home Town Growth
Observers praise Steubenville and nearby Dover New Philadelphia for energetic business leadership. Local chambers of commerce, Rotary clubs, and a reorganized agency rally support to attract investment, improve amenities, and raise the city’s regional profile. The piece urges citizens to unite, invest, and work for steady progress in Ohio’s Tuscarawas County communities.
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Dover
New
Pamadelphia
Steubenville
Rotary.rand
Chamber of Commnerce
Philadelphia
Ing
Ohio
Ifettle
Puscarawas
Steuban
Iwille
Steubenvilla
Alghens
Ita
George Will
George
Stobbenville
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Ada
Franciscan Sleters
Pariah
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Gion
Court of Appeal
Acinaners
Rayn
M’gannon
McInerney
Pres
Monroe
NEW Castle Bank
Reedar
Mitatreas
League Republicans
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