Notable Local Accidents Reported Across Cities
June 11 reports from Chester, Dayton, Wheeling and Youngstown detail multiple injuries and fatalities. In Chester a woman survived severe injuries after a car crash. Andrew McKinster, 60, died en route to work in Dayton. in Wheeling N Jochum, 22, died from crash injuries and Walter Yeington, 32, sustained serious burns. Eloise Ibble, 3, died in Youngstown after being struck by a car late Sunday.
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Dayton
Andrew McKinster
Ile
Clem Catterlin
Wheeling
W. Va
Soob
N. Jochum
Walter Yeington
Youngstown
Eloise Ibble
Ehael Yarabik
Floods and Explosions Strain Oklahoma and Kansas Towns
Reports from Oklahoma City and Arkansas City describe explosions and floods along the Arkansas River. About 17 to 19 people are said homeless, with thousands displaced and property losses around 2 million dollars. A Union Pacific signalman was injured while inspecting tracks amid rising water.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Arkansas City
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Joneman
Bartlesville
Poreka
Kas
Richard Reynolds
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas
Smeyor
High Water Floods Colorado Killing One and Swamping Towns
Denver area reels from record rains and floods as the Big Thompson and Platte rivers overflow. Dozens of families stranded, farmland inundated, and one visiting boy from Chicago drowns after slipping into the Red River near Weland as emergency guards monitor unrealized routes and telegraph lines fail.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
Richard Foote
Chicago
Weland
Gracy
Longmont
Fort Collins
Home Made Plane to Attempt 20 Hour Coast Flight
Gaie K. Vance plans a nonstop coast to coast mail flight in a home made plane weighing 4,200 pounds and carrying 350 gallons of fuel. He will fly from Reno to San Francisco at about 22 miles per hour while on a leave of absence, following the regular airmail route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaie K. Vance
Air Mail
Vance
Reno, Nev
San Francisco
Claire K. Vance
Policeman Killer Suspect Arrested in Detroit
Adam Dresch a 25 year old former Newark police officer was arrested in Detroit ending a nationwide hunt. He waived extradition and was to be returned to Newark where he faces charges in the slayings of two patrolmen. He was captured at Belle Isle by detectives in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Adam Dresch
Newark
N. J
Dresch
Belle Isle
Miss Violet Johnstone Wins $50,000 Heart Balm Award
Miss Violet Johnstone of Brooklyn New York was awarded 50 000 in heart balm damages from Dr Kari Connell a prominent physician of Omaha Nebraska The suit was filed three days earlier and resolved in court proceedings.
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Omaha
Violet Johnstone
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kari Connell
Omahs, Neb
Johnestone
Riverview Park Concert Canceled or Delayed This Week
Community notice indicates Julius Piecher's Orchestra will be held over at Riverview Park this week due to popular demand. Exact date and new time not specified.
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Riverview Park
Julius Piecher
Last Rites for Mrs Alla Whitney at Camden Church
Mrs Alla Whitney born Sept 19 1851 in Camden township died June 3 1923 aged 71 years 8 months 15 days. She married W K Whitney June 28 1872 and leaves five children eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Camden Baptist church conducted by Rev S K Meek with Blane Hurst singing. Families and relatives from Elyria Springfield Camden Rever Wis attended.
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S. K. Meek
Camden Baptist Church
Blane Hurst
Isle of Somewhere
Vernon Taylor
Reva
Elyria
James Calkins
Art Hurt
Clair Hurd
Louis Whitney
Loomis
Oberlin
Finley House
Union Church
Eleanor Myers
Lila Anderson
Haigh Home
Mortis Scott
C. A. Hanna
Europe
Brazington
Elyria Hospital
James Coren
Michigan
Roy Hurd
Frances Lee
A. E. Weeks
Frank Opher
Berea
Fred Smith
Catherine
la Grange
Amy Hill
Wellington
Jacob Smith
Richard Biel
Marmoria
Myrtle Wildman
Weekend Visit Highlights for Arnold Family and Bronson Guest
Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lewis Arnold and Miss Calla Bronson of Cleveland visiting over the weekend. The brief social note records a family gathering and a guest staying with relatives.
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Lewis Arnold
Calla Bronson
Cleveland
Richard Croker Jr Testifies in Will Contest
In Dublin on June 11 Richard Croker Jr testifies in a will contest filed by Richard Croker Sr. s children. He says he did not accuse his father's second wife of immorality until investigations confirmed the charges. In London on the same date Britain s cabinet meets to discuss French and Belgian notes urging action to end passive resistance in the Ruhr occupation.
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Dublin
Richard Croker, Jr
Richard Croker
Tammany
New York
London
Great Britain
Germany
Ruhr
General to Serve on Paris Olympic Games Committee
Gen Henry T. Allen, former American commander, sailed for Paris with Col Thompson to represent the Olympic games committee at the Paris Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henry T. Allen
Parks
Colonel Thompson
Poultry and Produce Rates From Local Market
Readable OCR fragment lists farm goods and prices including eggs poultry chickens ducks and hothouse vegetables. Mentions broilers heavy chickens ducks spring poultry and potatoes with scattered price figures such as 2.21 and 1.56. Includes references to New York State and Western regions and general market terms.
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York State
Stocks Rise on Railroad Shares Amid Broad Market Push
New York June 11 opening sees active railroad stock buying with Atlantic Coast Line and Great Northern Preferred among notable gains. Overall market shows strength in rails while others slip, with U S Steel and Cuban Can facing declines and a heavy trading tone continuing.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Great Northern
Union Pacfic
Northern Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cruecizte
U. S. Steel
Baldwin
American Locomotive
American Smelting Rose
Kennecott
al Springfield
Sinclair
General Asphalt
Standard Cata Rose
Stock Exchange
Southern Railway
Baltimore , Ohio
Sinclair Oil
Medina County Health Clinic and Local Troubles Highlight Medina News
Medina County Board of Health schedules a clinic to examine crippled children. County Commissioners clash with Surveyor Tanner over road work and flag supervision. Local crime and discipline include assaults at a swimming hole, fines for liquor violations, and a dry county status note.
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Medina
Medina County Board of Health
Tanner
Ku Klux Klan
Granger Road
Pratt
T. C. Martin
Walter Roshen
Thin
Roshen
Martin
John Hennessy
William Rose
Haver
Cleveland
Chippewa Lake
Alex Gall
Thomas Margaski
Ohio
Westfield
E. N. Drake
Brunswick
Milton Ryder
Cleveland — Distribe
Colson Co and Fay Co Lead In City Tennis League Matches
In city tennis league play Colson Co and Fay Co led after two major singles battles. Savage of Harshaw-Fuller defeated Matson of Colson 6-2 6-4, while Stone of Fay Stocking beat Gamble 6-4 6-4. Independents beat Grace Lutherans 5-0. Columbus Belt Railway seeks 22 mile detour around Columbus with estimate of 1 911 914 962.
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City Tennis League
Savage
Harshaw-Fuller
Matson
Colson
Colsenites
Stone
Gamble
Fay Stocking
Independents
Grace Lutherans
Koppes
Stevick
L. Krugman
Gehi
Lersch
Woodin
V.krugman
Lerech
Halpin
Boyd
Colson Co
Harshaw-Fuller- Goodwin
Watson
Gearhart
Wood
Stevens
Waite
Gearheart
Stevena
Dangerfield
Coven
Fay Stockins
Y. MG. A
Harpster
Smith
Birch
Campbell
Maddox
Washington
Columbus Belt Railway Company of Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbus
Norwich Township
Clintonville
L. Pet
Colton Co
Y. M. C. A Weet Eee
Country Club
Independenta Gio Dak Wae
Grace Lutherans Diaaheca Ce
Harshaw-Fuller Goodwin
Reunion Review Highlights 1872 Commencement Speech
Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland spoke at Valley City in a reunion review of 1872 and delivered the commencement address at Chatham. Naturalization hearings showed seven applications with two acceptances, two rejections, two dismissed, and the remainder continued.
Five Germans slain as French troops retaliate in Dortmund
In Dortmund Germany five Germans were killed by French forces in an outbreak of violence early today. A sixth German was dying from injuries. The French, claiming reprisal for a French death, imposed iron rule, occupied the town hall and deployed heavy cavalry outside the city. Over 100 people were treated.
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Dortmund
Germany
Calvary
When Women Begin to Lose Youth and Charm
Dr Frederic 8 Kolle notes nerve vitality affects youth and vivacity. He warns moodiness irritable behavior follows and promotes Bitro-Phosphate as a revitalizer dispensed by druggists. The ad claims thousands seek renewed energy and mental keenness through the tonic.
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Frederic 8. Kolle
New York
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Stern
Rena
Chester BR
Pennsylvania
Wit
Mary Elia
Ellis
Elis
Movic
Phero
New York City
Amstrdam Avenue
la Salle
Kipton
Amtaa Margaret Lee
Morey
Finlay
MNIS
Gidea Apeat Oy
Bulletins
Henry J. Allen
Ajax
Allis Chalmers
American Car & A Aualley
American H&l
American Smeling
American Steel. Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Te
Tel
Atlantic Gulf & W. Thor Baldwin Locomotive
National Enamel and Stamp
New York Central
N.Y
N. H. & Hartford
Steed
US &. Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys-Overland
American Woolen
Américan Zinc
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicagog & North Wipaana
Chicago, Mil
Cuba
U.S
Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Northern
Vllinois
Central
Inspiration Copper
Int
Secess
Peper
Lehigh Valley
Weveee
Miami Copper
Midvale Steelsees
Norfolk & Western State
Ees
Creas
Seeaee
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Texas Co
Union Pacific
U. 8
Rebber
Clevelard Live
Syleher
Geette
Walter Wert
Liberty Bonds
Atlantic Gulf
Chic
Mil
St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Hainois
Rocadin
Republican Iron & Steel
Steel, Common
Edna Hinkle
Edna Re
Ae m
A Pation
Iit
FAY CO
Country, Club
Ede Sei
Harry H. Smith Co
John C. Everard Quality Insurance Service
New Bank
Karl Court
Mose Wilder
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