Jealous rage ends in triple shooting suicide at party
In Houston a 32 year old ship's steward Bod Tartar killed three people and wounded four others before killing himself at a beer drinking party at Magnata Park. Police named victims Edna Mullin 33 Edna Salton 31 and Joanne Downing 29 with several others injured.
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Houston
Tex
Bod Tartar
Suer
Salled Zaumself
Edna Willu
A. J. Satioas
Johanne Downine
Por
Arden Teva
Magnota Park
Tartaremeni
Mallan
Wilbon Sovner
Deson
Beckman
Governor seeks grand jury probe of Appia Creek site bribes
Governor Donalies calls for a Wayne County probe into acts linked to selecting the Appia Creek site in Warne County for a Northern Oh state feeble minded institution. Prosecutor Fritz is asked to broaden inquiry to John Thos sett and Samuel Bell Wooster amid alleged bribes and state welfare department actions.
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Donalies
Appia Creek
Warne
Toilaiv
Jo Fritz
Wayne County
Wooster
Frits
Sm Las
John Thossett
State Welfare Department
Samuel Bell Wooster
Voters in Iowa weigh insurgent Cummins renomination
Voters across Iowa head to the polls to decide between regular and insurgent Republican senatorial candidates, with momentum for Brookhart and Cummins shaping expectations. Campaigns emphasize administration opposition, weather clear, and turnout uncertain as results loom.
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Toma
Staeies
Towa
Pablican
Albert
Cummins
Enith W. Brookh
Brookhart
Nis
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Torfal Rice
Bryer
Thownard T. Clark
Dot Moines
Tonney
Crimmins
Brogshart
Lodas
Uutlers
Dimars
Oberlin College to Graduate 27 Percent This Year
Oberlin plans June 17 graduation ceremonies as 27 percent of students receive degrees. The commencement address will be "Contributions of Science to Religion" by Dr. Robert A. Mubnin. Details mention memorial chapel events and honors for physics achievements and related laboratory milestones.
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Oberlin
Oberhal
Monda
Pune
Robert A Mubnin
Normia Treidwe
Eaneloy
Woman Dies After Fall From Railroad Trestle
A woman died after falling from a railroad trestle above rocky ground near a village. She left behind three children and a husband. the accident occurred as she attempted to cross in front of a motor wagon from the New York estate near the Hertford line.
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Wsester
Mass
Arosa Wettle Fort
Xonoradko
Mamoynes
New York
Hertford
Cadets Receive Diplomas at Ghio Military Institute
Cadets were awarded diplomas at Ghio Military Institute during a commencement exercise. Notable attendees included Gerald Black, Morris L Dera, Cleveland, William A Klein, Neveland, James L Wecklew, Cruz Mariin Iv, Kat Rock, and L C Waller among others.
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Ghio Militar Institute
Tas
Intio
Lela
Gereld Black
Datton
Morris L Dera
Cleveland
William A Klein
Neveland
James L Wecklew
Cruz Mariin
Naame
Kat Rock
Ind
Fishermen Find Man's Body Near Orangeville
Fishermen found the body of a 43 year old man with bruises in a stream at Orangeville. Authorities in Youngstown advanced a murder theory two weeks after the man, Nitowsk, had appeared at the home of GC C Moore near Craigville and asked if the boss had arrived.
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Youngstows
Ne Nitowsk
Fehermen
Orangeville
Trembull Coux
C. Moore
Craigeville
Mother of Four Dies by Mistake Poison Drink
Cincinnati June 7 Mrs Josephine Corbett 52 mother of four children died after drinking poison by mistake in olive oil mix up. She told hospital attendants before she died that she had taken the wrong medicine.
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Cincinnati
Josephine Corbett
Olive
Dirk
Inventor G W C Lomb Dies at 75 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati June 7. G W C Lomb, 75, noted inventor of the nerve wheel used by automobiles and planes and the automobile heating axle has died. He was a pioneer in vehicle components and held several patents. His work aided multiple transportation modes and advanced engine heat management.
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Cincinnati
Washington Debates France Pact as Congress Adjourns
Washington aides indicate June 15 to 18 adjournment while France seeks ratification on the loan accord. United States may withhold private loans to France until Paris approves the agreement, with Coolidge and Treasury officials urging restraint to avoid upsetting wartime finance.
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Jourunerat
Congress
Brerck
Senate
Ile
Cooholse
Cpo
W.dimee
Wall Street
America
Ainoot
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Treasurs
Seathe
Mi ‘Tesdallier
France
Coolidge
Stutt
Seven Negro Prisoners Escape from Miller County Jail
Seven black inmates escaped from Miller County Jail by breaking bars on the second floor and lowering themselves to the ground with ropes. Two prisoners faced charges of murder while the others were held for minor offenses.
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Arch
Scen Hegre
Tivo
Munter
Crash fatal to four persons being probed
In Cleveland on June 7 an investigation was started to place responsibility for the deaths of four people killed early Sunday when their automobile was struck by a tram near White Cross. Funeral arrangements were made for Rev. George Urward Balers and his wife, and Leslie Sneard and her sister Gertrude. A small blaze at the Masonic Temple was put out after fire department crews responded to a chute fire with minimal damage.
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Masonic Temple
Masonec
Police drive on gambling in Youngstown
Police today launched a crackdown on gambling after a bank teller Harold Williams confessed to embezzling funds. He is held in the county jail under a $40,000 bond on charges relating to siphoned money from Della Stars and Trust Co.
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Youngstown
Loungstown
Inlegeli
Harold Willams
Chares Willams
Della Stars and Trust Co
Police Seek Two Missing Hikers in Jefferson County
Authorities issued a lookout for two teenage girls, Wars Pontus and Alice McDermott, who left home without consent. They were last seen in bloomers and sweaters and were believed headed toward the hills.
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Jefferson County
Minig Wars Pontus
Alice McDrermott
Aressea
Bandit Hold Up Ends in Fatal Shootout in Memphis
June 7 report from Tenu describes Umberto Rex shot during a bank or store hold up by armed bandits. Rex died on a rear porch after being wounded, with police indicating a struggle and a failed attempt to resist. The robbers fled with cash from a drawer.
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Tenu
Umberto Rex
Bradies
Lore Todas
Rex
Polfer
Hays
Eighty Miners Overcome by Gas At Ironton Cement Mine
Eighty miners at the Alpha Portland Cement Company mine in Ironton were overcome by gas in a 600 foot shaft. Rescue teams recovered seventy five workers with others still feared lost as officials investigate the gas buildup and cause.
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Fune
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Mite
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Zemudi
Crea
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Byrd Steamer To Arrive In U S June Twenty Second
Washington June 7 A message from Commander Braithwaite states the Byrd polar expedition ship Chartier bearing members will leave Tendon Arbour June 14 and reach New York June 22 amid anticipated arrival in the United States officials report all preparations are proceeding as planned
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U.S
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Byrd Polar
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New York
Messin Fom
Braio
Nais
Evanglist Aimee McPherson Drowns Suspected in Santa Monica
Los Angeles police stand by theory that famed evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson disappeared after entering the Santa Monica surf three weeks ago. A witness claimed she emerged from the sea beneath a pier and disappeared, with authorities examining a Denver trip claim and other details as the body was reportedly not found.
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Todas
Aimee Seninte VePhersoi
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Hearths Pier
Wes Wetherson
Venice Police
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Intler
Vrs
McPherson
Hue
Denver
Auto Cornerio Sentenced After Road Obstruction Incident
Sheriff Fred Unde bil arrested two young men for driving an automobile while in a intoxicated condition and crowding autos off the road endangering occupants. O'Neill appeared at Justice St George's court and pled guilty. Schroeder was fined 30 dollars and costs. Gell was fined 50 dollars and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Schroeder
Thoms O'Neill
St George's Court
Charies
Grafton Village Sued for Damages Over Goods Sold
Morning suit filed against Grafton Village by Mureha Sara Trose Wanuffs Caring Company seeks 266.92 dollars and 2692 dollars interest on goods sold and delivered to the village.
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Grafton
Mureha Sara Trose Wanuffs Caring Company
Wheeler and Teed Clash Over Wet Legislation
Wheeler demands Congress strengthen the Volstead Act with new enforcement teeth as a showdown looms with anti saloon leader urging action. Senator Teed delays final action in the Senate subcommittee and plans a minority report backing several proposed wet measures.
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Congress
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Tarplin
Warne B. Wheeler
James A Teed
Wiiscourn
Wer Leider
Senate
Five Aircraft Firms Submit Bids for New Carriers
Five airplane companies including Boeing Statee Curtiss New York Courghs and Ines-Delind submitted bids for 700 three purpose bombing coating and torpedo planes for the new U S carriers Saratoga and Levngton. The proposals covered tens and twenties and thirtieth pre Congress and total $4,100,000 for the purchase.
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Levngton
Boeing Statee Curtiss
New York
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ines-Delind
Bristol
Penn
Glen St. Martin
Cleveland
Congress
Rohne Candidate Tor Tell In Cleveland
Sheriff Fred Kohler filed for the Republican nomination in the August primaries to succeed an unnamed predecessor, announcing his intent in Cleveland. The action marks Kohler's bid for the role.
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Rohne
Tor Tell
Cran
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Bina Oe
Suit For $15000 On Trial Here
A trial in the Webbers court centers on a $15000 suit filed by George Wan sell against the New York Central Railroad concerning alleged damage to credit and reputation. Howley faced larceny charges and was bound over to the grand jury after arrest in Major Jones' court. the defense contends the allegations are false and abusive.
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A Te Webbers
George Wansell
New York Central Railroad
Howley
Jones
Uncle Joe Cannon to Break Ground for New Church
Uncle Joe Cannon will attend a ground breaking ceremony today for a new Methodist church valued at $500,000 in Lancaster. He joined the church last September and is described as one of its most ardent supporters.
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Uncle Joe Cannon
NEW Church
Dan
Dane
Luele
Joe Cannon
Lancle
Joe
Dawes Plan for Farm Relief Debated in Washington
In Washington on June 7 a Dawes led plan promises a 175 million dollar surplus crop corporation funded by an equalization fee paid with initial harvests. Proposed by Dawes with economists George W. Peet and Chester Davis, the scheme seeks to replace the Nye-Warburg farm relief bill as bloc leaders pressure for timing amid Iowa Senate debates.
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Washington
Trallyomg
Dawes Pan
America
Bloc Tadry
Congress
Dawes
Dawest
George Wo Peet
Vifnoin
Chester Davis
Montior
Centre
Man Fined for Destructive Property Act at Tremont Street
Police court reports Wynn 315 was fined five dollars and costs for malicious destruction of property after an evening bombardment of a restaurant and barber shop at 31 Westasenne Wann. Arndt was fined seven dollars and costs for violation of the street ordinance.
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Wann
Cid
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Anc Cos
Oldest Man Claim in Constantinovia Hospital Ill
Yara Ashe, reportedly 155, is ill at Stamhont hospital in Constantinovia. Local officials dispute the claim and question the man’s age while the weather and public duties stir debate over the case.
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Constantinovia
Yara Ashe
Stamhont
Zara
Former Cincinnati Mayor Pr. Lutun Selwab Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held today for Pr. Lutun Selwab former mayor of Cincinnati and longtime board of education member. He served as a doctor in the Ola Biase Medical society and was noted for his public service within the state.
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Wunctina All UV
Ltuln Seliwab
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Ember
Board of Education
Ine Och Wats
Hig Netiyd
Ola Biase Medical Society
American in French Foreign Legion Faces Death in Syria
Reports from Biloxi say Bennett J. Doty son of Lemuel H. Doty, a Biloxi attorney, faces execution by a French firing squad in Syria for leading a mutiny in the Foreign Legion. Confirmation of the sentence is unclear. U S officials seek clemency while noting Legionaries lose some protections.
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Bennett J. Doty
Lemuel H. Not
Syria
Youngs Dot
French Foreign Legion
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Welloge
Todu
Uwernek
France
Wag Pointes
State Department
Legion
Doty
Ponzi Returns for Sentencing Amid Land Fraud Case
The article notes Charles Ponzi was due to appear for a seven year sentence in a coupon scheme case. A default warrant potential if he fails to show up. He faces related land fraud probes in Florida and Massachusetts with ongoing legal proceedings.
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Porst
Abels
Jacksonville
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Florida
Massachusetts
Bate
Ghurgh Seeks Court OK to Borrow Funds for Church
Ghurgh petitions the court to authorize Trinity Baptist Church to borrow up to 25 thousand dollars secured by church real estate for investment purposes with the loan to be in the church’s name. The filing requests a common pleas order authorizing the borrowing.
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Roiain
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Common Plews
Probe fatal accident and strange robbery at Cincinnati cross
Officials investigated the death of 35 year old W. Miller and 37 year old Mrs Eliza Nora Conant at Ravine J crossing after a fatal collision with an interurban car. Edna Tivehards 25 is also involved as a possible injured party in the incident. A separate report describes a well dressed woman about 25 sought by police for robbing a raceline station attendant of 700 dollars by striking him with a club and tying his head as robbers escaped in a car. Also the bay scouts regional camp conference opens tomorrow in Cincinnati with attendees from Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Lune
W. Miller
Eliza- Nora Conant
Ravine J
Mirs
Edna Tivehards
Cincinnati
Waa Bhem
Uiewer
Araceline Station
John Monroe
Mint
Noted labor leader fatally hurt in New York crash
Weser London, a noted labor leader and former socialist representative from the Werft Congress district, was killed in an automobile accident. He was struck by a car driven by Louis Greenspan of 84 Golden Street Newark and died at Bellevue Hospital after his vehicle collided with another. Greenspan was not arrested.
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Weser
London
Werft
Vietun
Loui Greenspan
Golden Street
Newark
Bellevue Hospital
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Londen
London Nig Pritts
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus Tours New York
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden visits New York to review cadets at West Point and meet officials. He holds the rank of major general in the Swedish armed forces and expresses interest in American military life during a river journey down the Hudson. He will be honored at a luncheon by the New York Chamber of Commerce.
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Gustavus Adolphus
United States
Military
America
Uré Hudten
Federical
New York Chamber of Commerce
Water rate hike planned for Cleveland
City utilities director announced a proposed schedule to raise water rates for city residents by about 30 percent to fund water system needs and improvements. The plan aims to take effect July 1 subject to council approval.
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Wmeat
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