Ohio moves to clean streams against pollution
Ohio health officials launch vigorous campaign to end disposal of sewage and industrial wastes in rivers. State leaders point to long dry season and low stream flow as worsening pollution, with plans to adopt modern prevention methods and new legislation granting authority to regulate polluters.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Ohio
John Monger
W H Dita
Engieer
Gpf
Lider Nen Legislatiog
Seraie Sia Pathon
Magtc Pal
James C Hillman
Directof Leach
Muniup Noo Od
Burglar Shot After Home Invasion Ends In Brief
A homeowner in Seattle defended an intruder during a break in and killed the suspect. Police say the burglar entered the residence and confronted the resident who fired in self defense. The investigation continues with witnesses cooperating.
Bond Bondage in Havana Vessel Case Heads Federal Docket
In Norfolk a Cuban vessel bound for St Pierre with liquor faced a federal suit in the U S district court over a $20000 surety bond. The case alleges the ship’s master did not port as required, and the bond remains to cover landing risks and proper papers. The background includes related indemnity actions and government scrutiny.
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Warris
Hien
St Pierre
United States
HS Murray
Divorce Grievances and Property Dispute Reported
Carrie Shaefer sues Joseph Ochaffer of Sheffield Lake for divorce and alimony claiming abuse and coercion. She alleges threats and forcing her to sign a paper, seeks injunction to protect property, and custody of children. Jessie Nellis seeks separation from Thomas Patrick with claims of neglect and abuse and restoration of maiden name.
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Carrie Shaefer
Joseph Shiefer
Sheffield Lake
Co Mon Pleis
Freech Creek
Jessie Nellis
Thomas
Lora'n
Jessie Patrick Erngrok
Fail to Stage Ice Cream War in Lorain
George Richwine of Richwine Ice Cream Co says a price war between the Ice Cream Association and a Sandusky independent firm did not affect Lorain. Sandusky firm could not locate a local dealer, facing strong opposition from Lorain dealers and failing to establish there.
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George Richwine
Richwine Tce Cream Co
Membe
Ice Cream Association
Sandusky
Ths
Lorain
Richwine
Divided Family Sparks Post Funeral Fight in Avon
After the funeral of Mrs John Urig in Avon yesterday a family dispute erupted into a fight between Romey Urig and Harold Fulton. Fulton accused of assault and battery. Urig arrested, arraigned before Justice S J George, pleaded not guilty and released on $500 bond awaiting a hearing tomorrow.
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Avon
John Ung
Romey Urig
Harold Fulton
Urig
John Urig
Fulton
Elyria
S. J. George
Underhill
George
Politics In Selecting Day Agents In Washington
Prohibition experts worked on July 15 to reorganize the system to depoliticize enforcement while appointing prohibition administrators. General L Andrews leads the effort as the Treasury announces interviews will consider qualified applicants, with Andrews likely to remain head pending personal interviews. The new headquarters is swamped with job seekers and political appointee hopes as applications flood in.
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Washington
United States
Death Valley
L Andrews
Andrews
Jean
Prohibition
Treasury
Ne48
Slayer Knapp Eludes Police in Intensive Hunt
Police intensify manhunt for Philip Knapp suspected in Louis Pereira slaying. Despite leads from upstate to Canada, investigators report no solid capture. Mitchell Field and New York City areas are checked as sightings flood in and hopes fade.
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Kraipp
Mitchell Field
Knapp
Aviaop
Penella
Greenwich Village
New York City
Plan to Improve Handling of Cream Across Counties
A survey to raise cream quality and set sanitary standards and testing methods begins today in Coshocton Wayne Huron Seneca Holmes Ashland Sandusky and Muskingum counties. Co operating agencies include the state health and agricultural departments Ohio State University and the Ohio Association of Creamery Operators and Managers.
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Columbus
Coshocton
Wayne
Huron
Seneca
Holmes
Ashland
Sandusky
Muskingum
Corn Crop Set For A Bumper Year In 1925
Agricultural Statistician C. Wes reports a record corn acreage and strong yields for 1925. The state crop totals show 214000 bushels of corn with a substantial year over year gain, along with increases in potatoes and tobacco under normal conditions. Rye and oats also promise higher harvests, while buckwheat and other crops vary.
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Solumbbus
de West
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Tlon West
Pynert
Age of Power Speech on Electric Power per Family
Cedar Point Ohio July 15 today Speaker urged a regional power survey for Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. He said 300 kilowatts per family per year could be delivered and cheap power might spur industries to move from cities to smaller communities benefiting workers.
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Cedar Point
L & Streng
Louisville
National Electric Light Association
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hilites as Possible Replacement for Weeks in White House Drama
BWAMPSCOLT Mass July 1 Reports swirl around Waite Court after a summer scene. Charles Daes, a national committee rep for New York, is summoned for a conference with Mr Conideen and others. Weeks aims to recover and return to his desk.
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Mass
Waite Court
Charles Daes
New York
Conideen Tomorias
New Secretary of Advertising Club in Delaware
R A Snoah resigns from the Ohio university development program after two and a half years as secretary. Snoah has led fundraising for university endowment and new buildings, with about 1.1 million dollars raised since January 1923. He will leave the university staff effective August 1.
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Delaware
Ohio Weses
Universty
Cleveland Advertisime
Unversity
Taday Lorh
Murder Mystery Surfaces In Duluth Dispatch
Believed murdered two years ago in Geneva Illinois, Lynne MacLachlan was identified by a Duluth dispatch as John P MacLachlan. The body was found recently while he and his wife were living in Mineola Wisconsin, shocking Mrs MacLachlan who expressed astonishment at the confirmation.
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Mineola L I
Lynne Michachlan
Geneva
Mineola
Wis
Malachlar
Duluth
John P MacLachlan
Rockefeller Dimes Aim to Foster Thrift Habit Across States
New York July 15 John D Rockefeller Sr known as the richest man in the world distributes dimes and nickels on his estate to workers and visitors to promote thrift. He hands coins directly with a firm gaze and exchanges saved coins for larger bills, a banklike practice repeated during golf outings and for policemen photographers reporters and children alike.
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New York
John D Rockefeller
Rockefeller
B& Atil
Dirigible Flight to Arctic Region Proposed
Berlin dispatch reports Amelia is invited to join a German dirigible expedition to the North Pole with multiple nations contributing craft. Dr Hugo Echene outlines multi-ship plans to cross Arctic air routes, aiming to boost Arctic exploration and near future vacation trips as a new travel era.
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Arctic
Pole
Berlin
Amelia Today
Germany
North Pole
Hugo Echene
Los Angeles
Leon
North Dole
Alaska
Alasna
Credit Bureau Trade Credit System Promoted by Board
The board today stated that the Retail Credit Bureau is working toward establishing a per sonal credit tracing system. Merchants would price goods to cover losses from discounted or unpaid debts as they pay for a credit system. Members emphasized cooperation and prudent lending to ensure merchants and customers alike benefit from mutual trust.
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Toode
So Daig
Reta Creda Baiveau Hearty Co
Pers Af Fos A Rinon
Fortunes and arrests mix in Rochester probate and city notes
Probate testimony in Rochester cites Ida M Blanks from Tulsa and actor Rus big fathers WNY as details swirl around a fortune claim. In city news traffic violators William Classon and Dave Williams pay fines under Mayor Harry Hinkson. A chase case against Charles Carroscits is dismissed after a woman fails to appear in Pelce court. Nick Kawisk of Lorain sustains a dislocated left shoulder at The Western Automatic Company while closing a box car door.
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Boston
Ida M. Blanks
Tulsa
Oklahor
Lotta
WNY
Charles Wolters
Rocheste
Rochester
Piard
William Classon
Dave Williams
Harry Hinkson
Polic
Charles Carroscits
West Avenue
Pelce Court
Western Automatic Company
Nick Kawisk
34Th Street
Lorain
Prosecution in Evolution Case Scores Victory
Dayton Tenn July 1 the judge upheld the Tennessee anti evolution law and refused to dismiss the Scopes indictment Trial to proceed on its merits The court rejected defense arguments and confirmed the prosecution as the proper authority over the case The ruling also referenced a prior news leak about the decision and its source a Philadelphia attorney was named in an investigative report
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Dayton
Tenn
John T. Raultson
Joan T. Scopes
Raultson
Scopes
State of
Tennessee
Storv Beam
Hans
John T. Scopes
Fake Emergency Calls Stir Local Police Costs
A series of three false emergency calls overwhelmed the police, funeral parlor, and fire department today. The first report claimed a wreck at Lod and West, but investigators found no crash. The second claimed an ambulance to Lod and Like streets, again unfounded. The third tied to a gas outage near Lod and Weer avenues, with no action taken. Bates notes false alarm penalties include fines and jail. a suspect described as a large boy or man, inferred from the voice.
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Lod
West Avenue
Sudro
Tre
Orung
Bates
Stolen Goods May Be Found By Cleveland Police
May Have Found Stolen Goods report from Youngstown notes a clothing theft at Foster and Fiteh. Officers Sheff Underhill and Cicf Stankard were summoned to Cleveland by the Chief of Police to view goods believed to be from the local store. The evidence is not conclusive but strong reasons suggest the items are the stolen clothing. A separate Youngstown item reports a baby found on a porch wrapped in a newspaper on its birthday.
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Sheff
Fred Underhill
Cicf
E J Stankard
Cleveland
Benuity
Foster
Fiteh
Wild Pony Day to Celebrate Off Virginia Shore
Wild Pony Day will be celebrated on Chinco Teague Island off Virginia's eastern shore on July 9. The island hosts descendants of ponies left by early colonists and pirates 300 years ago. Horsemen from across the state and from Baltimore and Philadelphia attend the annual rodeo to pen the wild ponies.
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Morfolk
Chinco- Teague Island
Virginia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Grain Elevator in Union City Burns to Ruin
A grain elevator in Union City Ind left a smoldering ruin after a fire that began around 11 o'clock last night and resisted efforts to save nearby property. The landmark, valued at 350000, was recently sold to the Union City Motor and Truck Company and had been operated by local farmers. the cause remains undetermined.
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Union City
Ind
Ad- Jaret
Cuion City Motor and Truck Company
Fighting Priest Heads Rainbow Veterans Leader
The Rev. Francis P. Duffy of New York, known as the fighting priest, was elected president of the Rainbow Division Veterans Association at its seventh annual convention in Chicago. New York was chosen as the site for the 1926 convention.
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Chicago
Francis P. Duffy
New York
Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Salvation Army Girl Wins Doctor's Philosophy Degree
In Lund Sweden Miss Laura Petri a former Salvation Army girl earned a PhD in philosophy with a thesis on Catherine Booth mother of the Salvation Army. After earlier rejection she rewrote and reprinted the work while serving twelve years in the Salvation Army and pursuing further studies at Gothenburg and Lund universities.
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Lund
Sweden
Laura Petri
Catherine Booth
Petri
Gothenburg
Smd
Bastian Army
Last Christmas
Hannah Owch
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