French Occupy Barmen and Elberfeld Amid Reparations Tension
French troops seize key sites in Barmen and advance toward Elberfeld as Britain plans a new note on Germany's reparations. Paris officials express disappointment with England's stance while draft notes anticipate an international commission and possible end to passive Ruhr resistance.
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Paris
Stanley Baldwin
England
Germany
France
Bonar Law
Lord Rothmere
Foreign Office
Poincare
Ruhr
Baldwin
Huggest Board
Inter Allied
Europe
United States
London
Daily Mail
Thomas Lamont
Laboer
Lloyd Georgese
Theovernment
London Chronicle
House of Commons
Four Death Notices From Fourth of July Celebrations
Four deaths attributed to lockjaw linked to Fourth of July events were reported by the Ohio Valley Hospital system over the past thirty six years. Names include Carl J. Mauer 80 Nevada Ohio Alfred Ka Testa Leland La grande 26 Colliers W Va and Emmett Wider 19 Wellasurg Va. Officials cited careless handling of hazardous materials during celebrations as the cause.
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Steubenville
Lockjaw
Ohio Valley
Carl J. Mauer
Nevada
Ohio
Testa Alfred
Weirton
W. Va
Leland Lagrande
Colliers
Emmett Wider
Wellasurg
Careles
Elyria Woman Injured in Headon Crash on Clifton Blvd
Mrs. L. Dickinson of 201 East River street sustained a knocked out tooth and facial and knee lacerations, while her husband suffered a broken thumb when the Dickinson car collided with another vehicle driven by I J Knapp on Clifton Boulevard. Knapp is being held by Lakewood police on reckless driving charges after a two hour chase around Lakewood apartments.
Miller jury visits qual Killing Scene
Miller charged with the May murder of Edward Reynolds at Vulcan mine camp as the jury tours the scene. Defense and prosecution present opening statements while testimony hints at motive. Witnesses from Athens defend Miller, arguing he acted as any man would.
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Fomeroy
James E. Miller
Edward Reynolds
Miller
Vulcan Mine
Aew
Davia
Swanner Becaues
Virginia
Sereel Be, Foster
Athens
Mrs Clifton Burr Dies Reported by Harry Burr
Harry Burr of Second Street tweets news of the death of Mrs Clifton Burr wife of his brother in an unclear notice. The message appears as a brief obituary note with limited details.
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Harry Burr
Second Street
Clifton Burr
Dick Marshal Is Arrested In Oberlin Theft Case
Dick Marshal, a well known colored man of Turner Street, was arrested after claiming his automobile had been stolen. He led officers to the device near a school north of Oberlin, was found with the car, and faces a burglary charge with a hearing set before Mayor H. F. Smith.
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Dick Marshal
Turner Street
Oberlin
Sheriff Underhill
Dan Symons
Whiskeyville
H. F. Smith
Marshal
Andy Marshal
Reformatory
Joel E. Cousins 73 North Eaton Pioneer Dies in LaGrange
Joel E. Cousins longtime North Eaton resident died at his LaGrange daughter's home after paralysis illness. Survived by two sons Frank and Harry, five daughters including Mrs Warner, eight grandchildren, two sisters. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at his LaGrange home with Rev S C Pierce. burial Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Joel E. Cousins
Barry
Rhode Cousins
B. M. Warner
LaGrange
Dover
North Eaton
Mr. Cousins
Frank Cousins
Harry Countes
Elyria
Ernie Smith
Butternut Ridge
Ben Walker
Avon
Allien Newé
Percy Nead
W. A. Reed
George Winslow
North Olmated
8. C. Pierce
Butterunt Ridge Cemetery
Mrs Burton Hales Dies at 40 in North Eaton
The death of Mrs Burton Hales, 40, occurred last night at her North Eaton home after a months long illness. She is survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral services will be held at the Columbia M E church on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Athens July 18 report notes a stray fragment about local matters.
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Stannard
Ohio
Public
Harper
In News
Stewart Koover
Aticnsay
Common Plems
Rollaer
Akderadie
Siin Harper
Wiliam Bundy
5. M. Backr
Diecter State
Ohle
Meen
WRECKED HOMES IN PITTSTON FOLLOW BOMBINGS
Four homes in Pittston Pennsylvania were dynamited within fifteen minutes starting at 2 AM harming none. Victims include Alex Campbell a leading insurgent union figure in Lucerne County. The attacks followed Campbell's denial of a general strike proposal at a grievance committee meeting.
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Pittston
Penn
Alex Campbell
United Mine Workers of America
Lucerne County
Campbell
Charles Alba
Michael Dezalvo
Joseph Martinell
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Cos) and Iron Company
Atlantic City
Pennssylvania Coal Company
Ohio mayors warned on gambling and bootlegging probe
Thirteen Ohio mayors and several sheriffs faced probation notices from Governor Donahey amid accusations of widespread gambling bootlegging and law violations in their towns. Officials including Samuel Orr of Newark Leslie Wycoff of Chillicothe Falls W. V. Koons of Chauncey Thomas B. Alexander of Put-in-Bay and Auglaize County Sheriff Bob Ewing were named in the enforcement push with checks on jurisdictional clean up noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Samuel Orr
Newark
Leslie Wycofft
Chigrin Falls
W. V. Koons
Chauncey
Thomas B. Alexander
Put-in-Bay
Bob Ewing
Auglaize County
Cincinnati Reds
One Killed Six Hurt In Wreck Near Huntsville
A Southern Railway westbound special derailed near Larkinsville forty nine miles west of Huntsville Alabama early today. One person was killed another fatally injured and six others hurt as one coach and five Pullman cars left the rails. The body will be buried Monday at 2 PM at 165 East Street.
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Huntsville
Ala
Southern Railway
Larkinsville
Here
Wiltions Executed for Killing Mother in Law
James Wiltions, a Black man, was executed in the electric chair in Columbus on Friday the thirteenth for the murder of his mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Hays on November 24, 1922. He ate a final meal of fried chicken, apples, watermelon and ice cream, and two priests accompanied him as the sentence was carried out.
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Columbus
James ‘Wiltions
Electrc
Wiltions
Mary Hays
Willions
Akron rider Maya wins state horse shoe title at Mansfield
Maya of Akron dominates the Ohio state championship event in Mansfield winning all 17 contests and amassing 350 points. H FE Johascos of Mansfield is elected president of the Ohio division of the national horse shoe association.
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Mansfield
Maya
Akron
Hermt
H. FE. Johascos
Mansfeld
Ohie
National Horse
Huge county still seized near Henrietta shocks locals
Sheriff Underhill and a posse seized a massive copper still on Franken berg farm by the Vermilion river. Standing over eleven feet high with a 250 to 200 gallon mash capacity, it yielded about fifty quarts of corn liquor per hour. The Frankenberg couple sheltered the site and two men fled toward West Virginia, leaving the operation under investigation.
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Underhill
Henrietta
E. J. Stankard
Depatlea Adame
Mathews
Southam
Day
Frankenberg Farm
Vermilion River
Frankenberg
West Virginia
Floods on San Salvador Guatemala Border Cause Heavy Losses
Many lives are believed lost as floods from the Pas river overflowed banks along the San Salvador Guatemala border. Wide areas are inundated with property damage, roads impassable, and little news from affected districts.
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San Salvador
Guatemala
Central America
Offered Wife Salary and Divorce Charge Detail
Mrs. Biss Byers of Middleport Ohio sues Harry Byers 32 for divorce alleging he offered her fixed salary as housekeeper while he pursued another woman. Their children aged 9 and 19 are mentioned. The case filed in Cincinnati outlines the couple’s marital strain and estrangement. Coal prices are expected to rise fifty cents a ton amid anticipated strike by miners in Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Hia
Bisls Byers
Harry Byers
Middleport
Ohio
Philadelphia
Money stocks in the United States rise by six years
Washington reports total money in circulation at 8.603 billion dollars, up 3.284 billion since 1919 and 5 billion since 1914. Per capita wealth and gold coin figures are detailed, noting half of currency in federal reserve notes and a shrinking silver dollar stock.
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Washington
United States
Treasurys
United States Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Idle ness Held Gause for Much Lawlessness
Cincinnati judges link juvenile idleness to rising crime citing court figures. Judge Edward Dixon says youths seek easy money and drift from work to gambling debt and burglary. The report notes idle youths lingering at popular hangouts and pool rooms as contributing factors.
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Cincinnati
Edward 7. Dixon
Cincinnati Criminal Court
Dixon
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