Former Bulgarian Premier Flees Troops in Clash
Dispatches report heavy fighting between revolutionary forces and supporters of former Premier Alexander Stambulisky in Bulgaria. He is said to be fleeing toward Constantinople with companions, disguising himself to evade pursuit. Conflicting reports and censorship cloud the fate of the fugitive.
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Prague
Bulgaria
Stambulisky
Belgrade
London
Alexander Stambulisky
Constantinople
Sofia
Harding Urges Duty to Uphold Flag Ideals at Conference
President Harding addressed the National Flag Conference of the American Legion on June 14 urging Americans to live by the values the flag represents. He called for a citizenship code to strengthen reverence for the flag and urged Americans to learn and sing national anthems to express patriotism. He emphasized making the flag a living symbol in daily life and culture.
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Washington
Harding
National Flag Conference
Meétican Legion
America
Arding
Ip ton Man Is Given Stiff Sentence
William Baker of Ip ton pleaded guilty to driving a car without the owner's consent before Judge Thompson. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and four months in jail with the sentence suspended on good behavior. Abraham George of Amherst pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received a 25 dollar fine and costs plus fourteen days in jail. judge cited his excellent wartime record.
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William Baker
Ipton
Thompyn
Abraham George
Amherst
Thompson
Two Women Die in Detroit Dagger Attack
Detroit June 14 Babe Hunt 23 and Evelyn Stalker 22 were slain in a barrel after a quarrel over alleged defamatory remarks. Muss Stalker faces murder charges as authorities describe the fatal confrontation between the women.
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Detroit
Babe Hunt
Evelyn Stalker
Muss Stalker
Wommen
Car Crash Kill Brief in Cleveland Names and Alimony Note
A car collision in Cleveland results in the death of Tony Franco and injuries to IL &B raves Was. Mrs Carria Pierson, recently divorced, states she has been restored to her maiden name and seeks alimony. The report mentions a cross petition and a collision avoidance maneuver near a truck.
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Cleveland
Tony P Franco
IL &Braves
Carria Pierson
County Recorder to Get Extra Room for Proof Reading
County commissioners approve construction of an extra room at the courthouse for the county recorder. An east corridor will be partitioned to provide privacy for readers. The change aims to reduce noise and improve efficiency in the records office.
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County Commissioners
County Recorder
Court House
Three Die In Auto Crashes In Uniontown
Three are dead and six more are seriously injured after automobile accidents in the last ten hours in Uniontown Pennsylvania. The deceased are Harry Lowe 24 Bessie Cruse 17 and Mary Prybysen 7. One man 185 under arrest as police investigations continue.
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Uniontown
Harry Lowe
Bessie Cruse
Evenborn
Mary Prybysen
Briar Hill
Prison Plans Approved for London Farm and Cottages
The new state prison commission approved Governor Donahey and Welfare Director Harper plans to complete the administration building and add cottages at the London prison farm. The move aims to improve administration and housing at the facility.
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Columbus
New
State Prison Commission
Todal
Donahey
Harper
London Prison Farm
Germany Faces Another Chola as Dollar Rises
Berlin reports a surge in prices as the dollar strengthens and the mark plunges. Butter reaches 190000 marks a pound, eggs 1000 marks each, bread and flour up sharply, coal priced up 53 percent. Coffin costs soar, prompting a government decree for cardboard and plaster “folders” for temporary interment.
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Berlin
America
Germany
Trials of Toth and Plato Postponed for Stenographer
Louis Toth, Steve Plato, and Felix Plato faced charges of illegal liquor possession in police court. The hearing was postponed to this afternoon to secure a stenographer. Mrs Nagy was unable to attend due to illness and a nervous breakdown per her physician.
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Louis Toth
Steve
Felix Plato
Mra Sam Nagy
Legion Dedicates Club Room This Evening
The American Legion will dedicate its new lodge room tonight after eight. Volunteers renovated the space with new lighting, refreshed walls, a polished floor, and a complete kitchen setup. Col John McQuigg will preside as speaker, and a large public turnout is expected.
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American Legion
John McQugg
Theatre Cashier Robbed of $200
Miss Tile May, cashier at a film theatre near Montgomery Road and Hewitt Avenue, was attacked and robbed of $200 last night by two men. One choked her while the other took the handbag. A crowd aided her as the pair escaped in an automobile.
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Cincinnati
Forest Fire Near Ashland Fades After Destruction
Ashland Maine June 14 The large forest blaze between Massards and Smyrna Mills was reported burning out today. Residents fled as flames Menaced the area and the village of Ghewold was nearly wiped out by the wall of fire.
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Ashland
Maine
Massards
Smyrna Mills
Ghewold
Galion farmer dies by his own hand in barn
Jozeph Kleinknecht a 40 year old Galion farmer committed suicide in his barn by tying a log chain to a beam and jumping his neck broken. In Washington the army disclosed the breakup of the aerial record breaking firm MacReady and Kelly by army regulations.
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Galion
Jozeph Kleinknecht
Washington
MacReady and Kelly
Army
Steubenville pair among nine men fined in liquor raid
In Belmont county, Judge Sater sentenced nine Steubenville men for violations of the national prohibition act and conspiracy. Fines ranged from 150 to 500 dollars with jail terms from 45 to 60 days or several months at St. Clairsville and Pickaway counties. Other defendants from Zanesville and Coshocton faced arraignment or penalties.
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Columbus
Sater
Steubenville
Bieubenvill
Robert Eday
Earl Atwell
John Pender
Emmet Burns
Edward Bertram
Thomas Kuilloran
Andrew Koegler
St. Clausville
United States
Harvey Garrett
Charles Bell
C. W Todd
Zanesville
Dan Simons
Jim Curry
Stubenville
Pickaway County
Floyd Cutshaff
F. Ever
Lauvray
Coshocton
Lloyd Cutshah
Plot to Place Husband in Asylum to Meet Paramours
In Cincinnati Funes 14 a plot by Mrs Emma Herlinger and Leroy Parker to keep her husband in an asylum to meet paramours was charged. Police found five Hettinger children at 953 Court street, prompting Humane Society inquiries. George Hettinger, 24, is to be released from Longview asylum.
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Joseph Sun
28Th Street
Joseph’s Hospital
Geo
Iecak
30Th Street
Joseph Kiopfinck
Sunak
Cincinnati
Funes
Insana
Emma Herlinger
Leroy Parker
Court Street
Hettingers
Leroy
Humane Society
George Hettinger
Longview
Asylun
Macaroni makers meet to promote food value
In Cleveland, June 14, one hundred members of the national macaroni manufacturers association decided advertising is the best way to acquaint the public with macaroni as a food. In Scotland, C A Whitecombe emerged as a potential dark horse for the British open among many contenders. Ohio news reports Governor Donahey appointing John B. Youngblood to succeed E C Shaw as Franklin County penitentiary chairman.
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Cedar Point. O
National
Macaroni Manufacturers Association
Troon
Scotland
C. A. Whitecombe
Columbus
Donahey
John B. Youngblood
Franklin County
E. C. Shaw
Axton
Judge awards custody to Mrs Prybylsk as real mother
In Chicago on June 14 Judge Joseph David awarded custody of five year old Leona Felice Wazny to Mrs Julia Wazny Prybylsk and declared her the child's real mother. Mrs Nicholas Lentz, who had also claimed maternity, sobbed as the ruling was announced.
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Chicago
Joseph David
Julia Wazny
Prybylsk
Leona Felica Wazny
Nicholas Lentz
Kentucky high school class on strike at Newport graduation
In Newport Kentucky the senior class mostly refused to attend graduation as a protest over a class roast by Wesley Bowen. Three exceptions attended while one girl in tears and a boy accompanied by his father stood. Principal C W Craft demanded an apology from Bowen to receive his diploma.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Wesley Bowen
C. W. Craft
Craft
Bowen
Sixth and
Monmouth Streets
Railcar movement forecast eases fall shortage
Bulletin items report the American Railway Association stating enough empty cars are moving to meet demands in western agricultural areas this fall. Other dispatches note Sen Hiram Johnson's Europe trip and plans to return mid July, and mention U S politics and military manpower amid European affairs.
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Washington
American Railway Association
LASSIE HASNT SEEN A MOVIE SHOW IN WAKE OF MORAL TONE
A Wichita Salvation Army lassie, Miss Blanche Calhoun, 19, has never attended a movie or a dance and does not plan to until the moral tone improves. She is the daughter of Commandant Melvin Calhoun.
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Wichita
Blanche Calhoun
Salvation Army
Melvin Calhoun
First Peony Show Set for Elyria Elk's Hall
The first annual Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society exhibition will be held Saturday in the Elk's hall. Peonies in peak bloom will headline displays from local and state growers, including E. C. Shaw of Akron and J. M. Gasser Co. of Cleveland. Prizes exist in three sections with amateur, open, and home garden classes for high school pupils.
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Elk's Hall
E. C. Shaw
Akron
Frank B. Garman
J. M. Gasser Co
Cleveland
Three divorce suits filed in city court
Grace Gardner seeks a divorce from Charles Gardner on grounds of gross neglect and interference with her business plus unpaid debts. Nona Bandyberry sues Fred Bandyberry for gross neglect and cites prior assault of her daughter. DP J Stevich reports Gertrude Stevich drank five days after marriage, threatened him and vanished with another man.
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Grace Gardner
Charles Gardner
Colson
Nona Bandyberry
Fred Bandyberry
DP J. Stevich
Gertrude Stevich
Arank
Prohibition Charges Hover Over Niles Mayor Meeting
Mayor Charles Crow of Niles met with Governor Donahey after residents accused him of lax enforcement of prohibition laws. The conference aimed to address allegations tied to local enforcement in Ohio.
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Columbus
Donahey
Charles Crow
Niles
Politica
Murder at Lorain boarding house shocks city
Otis Rallie, 28, was shot and killed at his boarding house on Broadway. James Pleasant, 31, is held on the murder charge after escaping through a side door and being captured on 18th Street. Pleasant had a prior prison term for assault to kill and faced other suspicions in Toledo.
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Otis Rallie
Broadway
James Pleasant
Baltie
Pleasant
18Th Street
John Early
Robert Tate
Rallie
Anna Berry
Akron
Toledo
Moose Initiation Draws 43 New Members
The Moose lodge held a large rally at Broad Street hall with a Norwalk delegation leading the initiation. Seventy five applicants were received and forty three were advanced by the Norwalk group in an impressive display aided by a band, degree team, and a large screen illustrating the work. After the ceremonies, a fish fry and celebration followed in the club rooms.
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Moose Lodge
Broad Street
Norwalk Lodge
Norwalk Brothers
Milk Distributor Fined For Violating City Health Rules
Harry Stang of River Road was fined $5 and costs in police court today for delivering milk within city limits without a license in violation of the youth ordinance and board of health regulations. Milk distributor 5 was fined $8.00 here for similar violation.
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Harry Stang
River Road
Board of Health
Service Progress Special touring towns in July county
The New York Central Lines will host a traveling museum style Service Progress Special visiting Welling ton on June 18 morning and Lorain at 1 pm. It returns to Elyria and Lorain July 3 with day and night visits, then July 4 to Oberlin and Norwalk before returning to Lorain. The exhibit showcases railroad evolution with historic models moving and still pictures and provides maps and charts of debt increases. President Li Yuan Hung is reported safe near Tain under French protection after leaving the capital under military pressure.
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New York Central
Wellington
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Norwalk
Peking
Li Yuan Hung
Feng Jui- Liang
Zear Tain
Protectio
Governor seeks return of stock and money in Bean case
Governor Donahey seeks 40 shares and 75 dollars from C. A. Kirchner, a Cleveland broker, for Mrs. Gertrude Been of Erie. Kirchner allegedly kept the stock and collected a commission. State requisition for Kirchner’s return to Pennsylvania hinges on his compliance by June 19.
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Columbus
Donahey
Gertrude Been
Erie
C. A. Kirchner
Cleveland Stock Sakewman
Kirchner
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Mrs. Bean
Secretary Weeks Urges Unity at Norwich University Graduation
Secretary of War Weeks delivers address at Norwich University in Northfield Vermont urging graduates to dedicate energy to Americanism and service as they join postwar life, stressing duty beyond business interests.
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Northfield
Old
Norwich University
Weeks
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