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The article reports hunger strike prisoners Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti at a state prison continuing a protest. Sacco writes a deeply emotional letter to his young daughter Ines describing his hope, love, and faith as guards note no nourishment since the strike began last Sunday.
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Sostox
Nicola Sacco
Bartolom Vanzet
Tlestown State Prison
Nether
Sarcco
Zeli Bas
Rishmene
Ragged death of Elyrian man sparks harbor rescue drama
Details emerge of a cruise mishap on the Detroit River where Albert Champner Champney and others arrived aboard a cabin cruiser. James of Toronto drowned while rescuing a friend as a ferry narrowly missed. Champner could not swim and perished. Public services were planned at the Champner home with burial at a local cemetery.
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le Tammans
UaTl & Teamp
Detroit
gerTs
Albert
Sor
James
Toronto
Ir. James
Charmoner
Griswold
Chanpner
Stankard Plans For Vacation Tour
Chief E J Stankard plans a four stop vacation starting in August. After nearly recovering his strength since the purple masked bandit raid on the 28th he will drive to Detroit then take a boat trip to Mac and Duluth. He also plans fishing near Adrian.
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E J. Stankard
Fas
Detroit
Mac
Deluth
da Gama
Adrian
Abon Leader Seeks Ohio Federation Resolutions
Mindy town July 21 Delegates at the Ohio State Federation of Labor convention discuss plans for statewide unionization of auto mechanics and oil and gasoline station workers. A third resolution targets injunction abuse and anti fellow-dog contracts. Consideration of U S policy toward Nicaragua is noted. An address by Thomas J Kearns highlighted the program.
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Mindletown. O
Ohio
United Sates
Mannes i
Nicaragua
John FP
Wastingtou
Toomas J Kearns
Ohio Safety and Hsgenic Division
State Industrial Commission
Ruth Snyder Fights for Her Life
New York July 22 Mrs Ruth Savier convicted of stasis her husband Albert Snider was deported to persuade Hear Grar, also convicted of murder, to accept blame if Gray agrees and Mrs Snyder released. She would save him from the electric chair. Susier said she promised Warath Lawes and officers at Sing Sing prison where Mrs Lavder and Gray are imprisoned. No action toward assuming blame could lead to commutation without new trials.
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New York
Ruth Savier
Albert Snider
Ilears Judd Grar
Gray
Snyder
Warath Lawes
Nnder
Sing Sing
Injunction Against Mine Workers Granted in Athens
Judge L G Worstell issued a temporary injunction against Lee Halt and three other United Mine Workers officials and members in district No 6. The order bars union members from violence while picketing the Luhrig Collieries mine, allowing six pickets instead of over a hundred.
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Athenso
Luhrig Collieries Co
L. G. Wrostell
Lee Halt
United Mine Workers of America
Roine
Worstell
Four Violent Deaths From Stark County Accidents
Canton Ohio reports four violent deaths in 24 hours. A mine explosion at Mineral City killed William Williams 40 Sandyville and William Blech 30 Mineral City. Mile Levaz 9 Louisville died after being struck by a Pennsylvania train near Fairhope. Marr Arime Oswald Hartville was run over by a motor truck. The Miner City explosion occurred when dynamite fuse overran its length.
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Canton
Stark
Meneral Rt
William Willams
Sandyville
William Blech
Mineral City
Mile Levaz
Lousville
Pennsylvania
Fairhope
Zerday
Oswald
Hartville
Mineral Cty
Band Program and Concert Tomorrow in City Park
Tomorrow evening the regular weekly band concert will be held in the City Park. Arrangements have been made with Professor and Mrs Moyer and Mrs Tall of Oberlin Conservatory of Music to be present. Mrs Moyer and Mrs Hall will perform several duets with Mr Morer on piano. The program includes El Capitan March, The Bridal Rose, La Paloma, A Garden Dance, Fox Trot from Wildflower, The Chicago Triborce, La Fille, Exer du Regiment, Popular Favorites, Anette from La Colega Berege, Serna of Australia march, and the Star Spangled Banner. Program subject to change without notice.
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Beld
Moyer
Tall
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ore Eywerte
Sousa
Lasalle
Baymer
Resek
Stothart
Youmans
Chicago
Chambers. A
la Film
la Film 7. Exeor du Regiment
Anette
la Colem- Bere
Suit filed against former state education chief in Ohio
Columbus July 21 Ver ton M Reigel former state director of Education is defendant in a 28200 suit in common pleas court. The suit filed by Lewis B Rutt alleges Reigel sold him stock of the Producers OU and Gas Co without Public Utilities Commission approval. A receiver was appointed on Raft’s application for the Midwest Utilities Co, successor to the Producers Co, amid an unsatisfied claim for 4240.
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Columbus
Verton M. Reigel
Lewis B Rutt
Reizel
Producers OU and Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission
Midwest, Utilities Co
Producers Co
Raff
Mine powerhouse destroyed by fire near Nelsonville
The Mongar Coal Company powerhouse at Monday near Nelsonville was destroyed by fire during the night. Officials suspect arson and have called in bloodhounds to aid the search for the perpetrators. The open shop mine suffered an estimated property loss of 5006 dollars.
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Nelsonville
Mongar Coal Company
Water mystery and dye advances discussed at State College
At State College Pennsylvania July a chemist James Kendall dean of New York University spoke to the Institute of Chemistry of the American Chemical Society on water as a universal yet mysterious substance. He urged scientists to move beyond casual assumptions and noted that water remains as puzzling as oxygen. Earlier Dr W C Holmes from the U S Department of Agriculture described improved color analysis methods using the electrophotometer to better measure dye intensities for exact shade matches.
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State College
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
James Kendall
New York’ University
Waiter
Kendall
Theias
Dean Kendall
W. C. Holmes
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Institute
Holmes
Pastor Lawson Resigns Amid Stormy Church Session
In Washington on July 21 a police supervised meeting at the band avenue Baptist church ended with Rev HL Al Lawson agreeing to resign September 1. Nine deacons quit to preserve peace as charges against the pastor and accusations toward him over a Young woman member sparked disruption. Riot police helped eject about 100 members and 200 nonmembers as the church cleared the accused woman from the pastor's area.
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Washington
HL al. Lawson
Band Avenue
Polles
Lawson
Attorneys for Birger Newman and Hy Land rest without defense
In a West City murder trial, Charli Birger Art Newman and Ray Hyland offered no defense as the case against them for Mayor Joe Adama's death moves toward closing. Prosecutors accuse the defendants of orchestrating the attack, while defense did not present any witnesses or evidence. The court prepared for closing arguments to begin immediately.
Coroner Recommends Drier Charged With Manslaughter
Coroner Myles Perry advised Lorain police to charge Peter Hudselt of 159 Eighth St Lorain with manslaughter in the death of Fred Kitchen of 1414 FE St Lorain. Kitchen died at St Josephs hospital Lorain from injuries from a July 10 automobile crash. Hadsel, serving a 4211 sentence for driving while intoxicated, was the truck driver.
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Myles Perry
Lorain
Peter Hudselt
Eighth St. Lorain
Fred Kitchen
FE Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hadsel
Kitchen
Prisoner Pardoned in Ohio After Five-Year Incarceration
John Mack of Toledo was pardoned by Governor Dona key for a robbery conviction in Toledo tied to Su L oop at Hulland Bread Co. Mack, with three prior convictions, had received a 1 to 25 year sentence. Charles Murray and Joe Arbartis linked to the case were involved, with Arbartis granted a new trial and acquittal. The pardon followed a clemency board report and appeals by Judge BLFL Ritchie and ex Prosecutor Angi Stewart.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Joe Arbartis
Mack Wan
T.kole Slund
Ers
Board of Clemency Report
Parden
Mack
Blfl Ritchie
Doberoma
Ang i. Stewart
Toledo
Large booze plant found by deputies
Lorain County deputies raided a three story frame structure on 15th Street once known as the Armstrong hotel. They recovered seventy nine empty mash barrels and evidence of hundreds of gallons dumped into sewers and tubs. Three stills operated within 24 hours, but no liquor or people were on site.
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Lorain County
Offic
Raas
Lorain
Avon
Sai
Washington Flyers Goal Day 1 Flight to Meet Army Officials
Lieu tenants Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger departed from their home field at 11 o'clock for Washington to meet army officials. The flight to Washington was expected to take about four hours. They were welcomed yesterday by an enthusiastic populace and a proud group of fellow officers.
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Dayton. O
Lester Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Betes
Beners
Washington
Army
Poplace
Foreign scholar Griffis First Foreigner to Live in Feudal Japan
Historian Griffis, among the first foreigners to enter Japan after Commodore Perry, lived in the interior during feudal days. He arrived in San Francisco from the Orient and was later decorated with the Order of the Rising Sun by the Emperor of Japan.
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Japan
San Francisco
Orient
Hla Ils
Wal Ham Enid Griff
Admiral Perry
Griffis
Hoover Tours South After Mississippi Flood Work
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover leaves for a Pacific coast tour of about a month to thank the South for flood relief efforts. His sudden rise in popularity among southern delegates adds to his national profile while rumors of a 1924 presidential challenge linger, which Hoover denies as insulting and unfounded.
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Rapin City
S D
South
Mississippi
Herbert Hoover
Paci
Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Chicago Alimony Club forms amid anti divorce fury
In Chicago on July 21 a group calling itself the Alimony Club formed with over 59 members including some who have faced jail rather than pay alimony. The aim is to generate public sentiment and urge legislation to curb alleged profiteering by lawyers and judges in divorce cases.
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Chicago
Almons Club
al Ts Rae
Meecins
Inz
Reen
Queen Marie Collapses as Ferdinand Dies in Roumania
Queen Marie of Roumania suffers a nervous collapse from grief after King Ferdinand dies of cancer. Crowds gather at Pelisor Castle. Ferdinand’s body lies in state in Bucharest as Prime Minister Bratianu discusses the will. King Michael I rises as nominal ruler at age five.
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Bucharest
Marie
Roumania
Pelisor Castle
Sinaia
Ferdinand
Carpathians
Cotroceni
Popescu
Tuday
Premer Bratinau
Carol
Helen
Michael J. Jens
Bratianu- Ferdinand
Currea le Arges
Rapallo
Michael
Bank Robbery Report in Rockford Two Bandits Suspect
Mercer county sheriff seeks a Rockford man tied to a bank robbery at Natusal bank. Matme Martin, 25, assistant cashier, bound and gagged during the hold up as two bandits escaped with cash. They were followed for miles toward Ohio City after the alarm was raised by customer Grant Frisings.
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Rockford, CO
Sherif
Mercer Coun
Rockford
Cunstomer
Court weighs new Nevada divorce law
Nervous crowds in Carson City await Nevada Supreme Court ruling on the new divorce law. A decision could require six months residency for divorce if unconstitutional or three months if constitutional, with ongoing hearings reflecting a contested amendment.
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Carson City
Nerv
Nevada
Tuaday
State Supreme Court
Columbus Man Dies in Kenton Area Auto Crash
Kenton Ohio July 21 George Whitmore of Columbus died in a Kenton hospital from injuries after a car crash into a tree near Pemberville He was accompanied by a man who gave his name as John Susi The wreck was found near Pemberville with an abandoned car containing liquor authorities seek to determine ownership of Whitmore’s vehicle
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Kenton
George Whitmore
Columbus
Pemberville
Whitemare
John Susi
Pemhervilla
Whitmore
Last Man's Club Dinner Marks Final Meeting
Three survivors gather at the Last Man's Club annual dinner in Stillwater Minnesota to toast departed comrades. The event, held at the Sawyer house, marks the organization’s final gathering after a long history since 1854. Peter ST Atwater joins John Gom and Charles Locswod to toast the departed as chairs remain vacant.
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Stillwater
Minn
Mane Club
Adams Marty
Company B
Minnésota Infantre
Bull Run
Sawyer House
Louis Hospes
Ear
Peter
ST. of Atwater
John
St. Paul, Minn
Charles Locswood
Chamber+lin
Boy Killed on Bridge By Railcar Fall
Franklin Harsh, 11, son of Lester Hares, fell 35 feet from the Big Four railroad bridge. His head was crushed, and he died almost instantly.
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Fali Galion
Franklin Harsh
Lester Hares
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