Condemns Ten Cows at Eaton State Farm Tuberculosis Decision
R.8 Brown, manager, reports orders from the state veterinary department to slaughter part of the State dairy herd at Eaton. Dr. Burnside and Dr. Feldwish condemned fourteen of forty cattle including the Haven bull and ten cows. Retest planned within sixty days. Presently twenty five reform school boys resident at the farm with no escapes noted.
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Brown
Lancaster Reform School
C. A Idggett
Marysville
Heath Arrested for Hanor Possession in Eaton
Sheriff Underhill arrested Frank Heath at his North Eaton home charging legal possession of Hanor. A small quantity was found at the house and Heath was brought before Judge Webber in common pleas court where he was fined 500 dollars and costs.
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Underhill
Frank Heath
North Eaton
Hanor
Heath
Webber
Common Pleas Court
Grace Balcomb Rhodes Dies After Long Illness
Grace Balcomb Rhodes, 31, died at her home 323 Kenyon Street after a six month illness. She was wife of Clayton Rhodes and is survived by her mother and three Balcomb brothers and three Balcomb sisters. Funeral at 1 30 Monday at 332 Kenyon Street with Rev. C G Nichols, burial in Oberlin cemetery.
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Grace Balcomb Rhodes
Kenyon Street
Clayton Rhodes
Charles Balcomb
Battle Sweek
Michigan
Herbert Balcomb
Pittsfield
Nelson Balcomb
Katherine Miller
Lyda Hart
Battle Creek
Florence Balcomb
Oberlin
C. G. Nichols
First Baptist Church
Oberlin Cemetery
Detective Conroy Injured By Taxi In Public Square
Detective Edward J. Conroy, key witness for the state in the Whitfeld trial over Patrolman Dennis Griffin's murder, is hospitalized with serious injuries after a taxi struck him in Public Square. He is not expected to testify for a week or more.
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Cleveland
Edward J. Conroy
John L. Whitfeld
Dennis Griffin
Public Square
Home wreckers in jail and hospital in Columbus
July 21 report from White Cross Hospital shows Alex Velinotte dead by self inflicted throat wound after attempt to kill his family. A local council meeting listed wives and children displaced. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Columbus
Alex Velinotte
White Cross Hospital
Eday
W. H. Shater
Bechtel and Hoyt charged after Sheriff Underhill incident
A 17 year old, G H Bechtel tel of Litchfield, rode on a running board and knocked the sheriff’s hat off in a fast pass. Sheriff Underhill pursued and arrested Gordon Hoyt for speeding, Bechtel was brought before Judge Wilcox and released. Hoyt to be tried by Justice George later today.
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G. H. Bechtel
Litchfield
Sheriff Underhill
Bechtel
Underhill
Eaton Center
Gordon Hoyt
Wilcox
Hoyt
Justice George
Property owner fights three years Dow tax suit
Anna Schade files suit against County Treasurer Walter Ludwig and Auditor Welty to stop the Dow liquor tax on her Lorain property at 1040 Broadway. She says the assessed $3,600 covered three years and that tenants Martin Blaha and Peter Vasil were not her tenants when fined. A temporary injunction has been granted.
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Anna Schade
Walter Ludwig
Welty
Broadway
Lorain
Martin Blaha
Peter Vasil
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Lorain Amherst Courts
Three divorce actions were filed in court today from Lorain and Amherst. Albert Van Detta seeks a divorce from Helen Van Detta stating she was declared insane in January 1922 and is confined in a sanitarium. Albert Kluss accuses Grace Kluss of gross neglect of duty and desertion, while Carrie Lewis alleges gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty by William G. Lewis and has obtained an injunction to prevent him from drawing money. Weather forecast notes warm conditions in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes next week.
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Lorain
Amherst
Albert van Detta
Helen van Detta
Akron
Albert Kluss
Grace Kluss
Galion
Carrie Lewis
William G. Lewis
Resignations Leave Philippine Islands Manila Without Native Officials
The resignation of cabinet members and other native officers leaves the Philippines and Manila almost void of native participation in high government. They cite Major General Leonard Wood seeking to intervene in insular and local affairs, a move the War Department has upheld in the dispute.
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Senate
Philippine Islands
Manila
Leonard Wood
War Department
Wood
Croatian leader Raditch among 5 impeached officials
M Raditch a Croatian leader in the Jugoslav parliament and four deputies are impeached for treason by Vienna dispatch. They are charged with defaming Queen Marie and publishing a proclamation inciting the people. Kaniteh is ordered arrested. Raditch leads a 60 member bloc and aims to establish a Croatian republic within Jugoslavia.
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London
M. Raditch
Vienna
Marie
Kaniteh
Raditch
Pramiar Nicola Pachitch
Harding Finds Nothing Wrong With Alaska Aboard the U S Hendon
President Harding, nearing the end of his Alaska tour aboard the U S Hendon, says little is wrong with the territory. He notes grievances stem from departmental methods, not needing radical or extra legislation. In Cordova he praised residents as fortunate and forecast stricter cannery regulation to address fisheries concerns.
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U.S. Henderson
Harding
Alaska
Washington
Congress
Cordova
Hoover
Panama Landslide Impacts Panama Canal Shipping
Reports from Los Angeles indicate a serious landslide has blocked the Panama Canal area. Shipping men began investigations today to assess impact and determine safety and navigational effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jay
Paname Canal
Hand Cut in Fall
Billy Travise 8 fell at 530 Park Place and suffered a severe hand cut. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where doctors treated the injury but he later died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Travise
Park Place
Memorial Hospital
Ome
Fire breaks out on Logan Street causing street closure
A grass fire on Logan Street prompted emergency response with crews guarding nearby homes. Traffic was restricted as firefighters battled flames amid windy conditions, with no injuries reported and an investigation ongoing.
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Logan Street
Payrolls of Plants Break Total Record
The federal reserve board reports record payrolls across the United States with gains in 20 leading industries including tobacco, petroleum refining, steel, saw mills, and building materials. Notable increases occur in textiles, iron and steel, car building, and automobile manufacturing, with wage boosts tied to steel industry concessions. seasonal declines hit clothing and food sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Bigamist and auto thief breaks jail
Erwin Wilson a 35 year old who left a train of wives and stolen cars across the country escaped from the state hospital for the criminal insane at Fairview Pennsylvania early today according to officials of the quarter Sessions court in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Erwin Wilson
State Hospital For
Fairview
Quarter Sessions Court
State Won’t Pay for Stannard Prosecution
Columbus July 21 Director of welfare Harper said a letter from Attorney General Crabbe stating the department would refuse to pay for a special attorney in the Stannard reinstatement hearing did not reach his office until July 2. Notice of refusal arrived after Guardian Walton was hired, Walton billed 1500 dollars which Crabbe refused to approve. Harper criticized Crabbe’s action.
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Columbus
Harper
Crabbe
Stannard
Civil Service Commission
R W Walton
Walton
Arrest 78 of crew for impeding Adriatic voyage
Seventy eight members of the White Star Liner Adriatic crew were arrested in London on charges of conspiracy to impede the ship's voyage from New York. Herbert Johnson, a real estate dealer, fled a suit against Paul Kodowak over a claimed 675 real estate commission.
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London
New York
Herbert Johnson
Paul Kodowak
West Ridge
Carlisle Board of Education Bonds Blocked in Court
An injunction suit filed against D A Burr Walter Dyke J H Penfound C B Mineks E E Alexander Carlisle board and P C Robson seeks to stop bond issues of 130000 for two new school buildings and a sale planned for July 25 1925 claiming planned projects exceed 30000 and that centralization of eight township schools was opposed by voters The plaintiffs tax payers allege abuse of discretion and breach of law and seek to bar bond sale and tax assessment.
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D. A. Burr
Walter Dyke
J. H. Penfound
C. B. Mineks
E. E. Alexander
Carlisle Board of Education
P. C. Robson
F. EB. Swartz
Eugene Sites
John H. Grills
John Simms
Peter Miller
A Weinsink
George Decker
Edward Storrs
W. T Williams
Moses Kolb
John Coughlan
De Valera Proclaims Peace After Elections
Dublin reports Eamon De Valera, head of the Irish Republic, issues a declaration of peace stating no intention to renew warfare after elections. He says the war is finished and that Sinn Fein will pursue social and economic reforms while opposing foreign authority in Ireland.
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Dublin
Eamonn Devalera
Irish Republicans
Devalera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Plan to Oust Postmistress in Westerville
Petitions circulated in Westerville Ohio calling for the removal of postmistress Mary E Lee after a meeting of business leaders. The uproar centers on her clash with certain post office employees who were removed or transferred and petitions are sent to Senators Congressmen and the postmaster general.
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Westerville, O
Mary E Lee
Westerville
Lee
Elyria Lorain Road Opens After Detours
County commissioners announced the Elyria to Lorain road is completed and open for travel after weeks of closure and detours. The Oberlin to Whiskeyville segment is expected to open in the coming week.
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Lorain
Oberlin
Whiskeyville
Roberta Blodgett Remains in 24th Day coma in Lima
Eleven year old Roberta Blodgett shows slight improvement on day twenty four of a coma after a vehicle strike in front of her home. Doctors at Allen County Academy of Medicine note the long coma is unprecedented in their history and expect revival any hour.
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Lima
Roberta Blodgett
Allen County Academy of Medicine
Roberta
Yeudons
Wheat prices slump as bread stays at 10 cents a loaf
Columbus July 21 State director of agriculture C V Truax says wheat sells at its lowest since 1914 while bread remains 10 cents a loaf. He notes hog and egg prices keep farmers under pressure and argues price inequity must be corrected as public sentiment shifts toward reform.
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Columbus
C. V. Truax
Minnesota
Truax
Legion Enemy Goes to Jail in Illinios Zeitung Case
Arthur Lorenz former editor of the Illinois state Zeitung was sentenced to six months in the Bridewell for libeling the American Legion. The judge said The American Legion has been tried out and not found wanting. Lorenz allegedly called Legion members tramps vagabonds and bums in an editorial.
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Chicago
Arthur Lorenz
Illinois State Zeitung
American Legion
Hugo Pam
Lorenz
Legion
Buma
Widow Ella Bruce Hangs Self at Columbus State Hospital
Ella Bruce, 63, a widow, hanged herself with a scarf early today at Columbus state hospital. The death occurred in Columbus and is being investigated by local authorities.
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Columbus
Ella Bruce
Columbus State Hospital
Willam F. Bruce
Ohio State University
War on out of town peddlers in Lima declared
Police Chief Lanker announces a city wide campaign against peddlers and canvassers to curb a surge of robberies in Lima. No permits will be issued without credentials proving good character and legitimate purpose, with arrests for attempts to operate unpermitted.
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Lima
Lanker
West End
Wellington Sees Three Auto Mishaps In One Day
Mrs John Biggs of Wellington 18 is in Memorial hospital after an evening crash that sent her, her husband, and his brother over an embankment. Pearl Gibson of Cleveland and her son Ford escaped serious injury after their car hit a pole. A third collision near Polk involved Ridwell party. no injuries, minor damage reported.
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John Biggs
Wellington
Memorial Hospital
Pearl Gibson
Son Ford
Cleveland
Welliington
Litchfeld-Penfield
Gibson
Pearl Billings
Ridwell
Fidwell
Polk
Didwell
C. E. Trippe
W. L. Heminway
George Heminway
Mrs. Bidwell
Soft drink stand vandalism rocks Grigkgo Chicago
A soft drink stand in Grigkgo, Chicago, was partly wrecked by a blast early today. Windows shattered and the scene described as a band incident with damage reported. No injuries announced. Police investigating motive and suspects.
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Chicago
Windows
France to study British note on Germany reparations
Paris reports the French foreign office has received the British note and accompanying memorandum. Officials say the content will not be dismissed and France awaits a reply with apprehension. Jusserand will visit Washington and Paris to align American and French positions on Ruhr occupation and reparations.
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Paris
Germany
Maos
France
Washington
London
Berlin
Toler Poincare
Jules Jusseramt
Brench
States
Jusserand
New York
Foreign Office
Baldwin
Great Britain
Hughes
United States
Ruhr
Europe
Poincare
State Department
Shutting Off Power Field Officer Keeps Watch
An engineer named Alex is ordered to monitor a power shutoff. The action affects the current flow as authorities enforce the outage.
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Alex
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Carlisle
Postamstress
Elyria-Lorain Road
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Setae
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Px Coyne
Pittsburgh
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Legion Enemy
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Rench
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