Four Dead in Torrid Heat Wave in Cleveland
In Cleveland during a severe heat wave four deaths were linked to extreme temperatures. John Branowski, 15, and John Kanata, 14, drowned in the Ohio canal near the American Steel and Wire plant seeking relief. William Eyring, 28, died in a hospital after a fatal dive into Rocky River. William S. Smith, 77, of Detroit, died from heat exhaustion while waiting for a street car.
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Cleveland
Ohn A. Branowski
John Kanata
Ohio Canal
American Steel and Wire
William Eyring
Rocky River
William 8. Smith
Detroit
Planes to War on Rum Smuggling Off Atlantic Coast
Washington officials disclosed a plan to mobilize seaplanes to chase rum smugglers along the Atlantic coast as a cheaper, potentially more effective alternative to Navy action. The scheme aims for early operation after July 1 with funds for emergency purposes and possible expansion to a large air fleet under the prohibition commissioner.
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Washington
Atlantic
Roy A. Haynes
Congress
United States Navy
New York
New Jersey
Atlantic Coast
Prohibition
House
Senate
Cotvette
London
William Davison
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
American
City urged to add drinking fountains at school playgrounds
City council heard a plea from Parent-Teacher Association leaders to install water fountains at Garford Ely and Franklin school play grounds. Council members favored the idea but split on who would pay, with officials noting city funds are unavailable and management rests with the board of education. Mrs Winglow urged municipal action as a community matter.
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Garford, Ely and Franklin
Parent-Teachers Association
Muller
Board of Education
John Winglow
Howells
Garford
Water Committee
ASK POLICE TO ORDER LIGHTS ON AUTOS
City council discussed complaints of cars left unlit at night with some on dark streets. Mrs Friday, chair of the police committee, will see Chief Standard to push enforcement of the ordinance to reduce accidents caused by unlit autos.
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Friday
Liquor Charge Against A C Herrick
A C Herrick was arrested on illegal possession of liquor after a pint was found in his car in the Gala alleys. He appeared before Mayor Jones and the case was continued until tomorrow. Coroner Perry reports efforts to locate relatives of Otis Rollie and Sam Jones, murdered last week at Lorain.
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A. C. Herrick
Bia
Mayor Jones
Perry
Otis Rollie
Alisa Sam Jones
Lorain
Elyria opens six community playgrounds this summer
The Elyria Community Recreation Association opened six playgrounds yesterday after a month of planning. Leaders include Miss Mahr at Hamilton, Miss Schurr at Gates, Byron Boynton at Ely, Dwight Koppes at Franklin, Mr Webb of LaGrange, and Walter Smith from Elyria. Grounds operate daily except Saturday and Sunday from 1 pm to dark, with tennis, playground ball, horseshoes, and volleyball featured.
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Elyria Community Recreation Association
R. P. Vaughn
Hamilton and
Gates
Miss Mahr
Hamlton
Miss Schurr
Byron Boynton
Dwight Koppes
Ely
Franklin
Mr. Webb
LaGrange
Walter Smith
Elyria
McKinley
Garford
Harding to push economy theme on western trip
President Harding plans a tour starting tomorrow to press the method of government as a paying venture and the only first class government. A $200 surplus this year will be used as campaign material to argue economy and business in government, with speeches across the grain belt from Washington to Alaska and to Porto Rico. Adolph Triesler, badly injured in a Sunday auto crash at Field's Corners, is being treated at Memorial Arena.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Adolph Triesler
Field's Corners
Wichita cashier confesses to 1.5 million bank defalcation
Philip Drumm, cashier of the American State Bank at Wichita, confessed to a defalcation near 1.5 million dollars in bonds and securities loaned to oil and other companies in which he held interests. The bank, led by J. N. Richardson, is Kansas largest and operated under the state guarantee fund. Authorities issued warrants for Drumm's arrest as the bank closes for investigation.
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Whohita
Kas
Jose
Leach
A. Drum
American State Bank
Kansas
Drumm
Southwest
J. N. Richardson
Topeka
Philip Drumm
Wichita
Bank at Huron Glota No Doors
Sandusky Ohio June 19 The First National Bank of Huron fear here organized in 1892 with a capital of 50000 closed its doors today on orders of national bank examiners W C Griswold who declares the institution insolvent due to bad investments alleged to have been made by T M Sprowl 80 cashier for 32 years until he was removed last February President A Wunderly says depositors will be paid in full.
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Sandusky
First National Bank of Huron
National Bank
W. C. Griswold
T. M. Sprowl
A Wunderly
Law Forcing All Aliens To Register Plan Proposed
Washington June 19 Secretary of labor James J Davis outlined a plan to enroll every alien in the United States to determine citizenship status and deport undesirables. He would tour the nation to explain the plan and ask for congressional action if public support emerges.
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U.S
Plan
Washington
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
International News Service Today
Davis
Congress
United States
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Leviathan to Start Trip Today in Boston Harbor
The Leviathan, rebuilt at 8 million dollars from the former Vaterland, readies to sail at 2 p and embark 600 officials and press on a five or six day trial cruise to prove its fitness for regular trans Atlantic service. Critics call it a million dollar trip, supporters defend it as necessary to certify ship safety and readiness. The voyage will test the liner between New York Cherbourg and Southampton, aiming for a July 14 start in regular service.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Leviathan
Hartley
New York
Vaterland
Congress
Albert D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Democratic National Committee
The
Treasury
Martin Madden
Illinois
House Committee On Appropriations
Madden
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Hamburg
Atlantic
United States
France
Newport News
Cherbourg
Southampton
Protest Over Sixteenth Street Paving And Water Main Costs
A council received a protest against paving Sixteenth Street from Middle to West Avenue after a petition asked for the street to be paved. Two Middle Avenue residents objected to paying for a new water main past their property, arguing they already had a main there. They were told the city would install an eight inch main at its own cost difference, while they must pay half the cost of a six inch main.
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Sixteenth Street
Middle
West Avenue
Middle Avenue
Maple Street
Minor suits filed in county courts
Hattie Baumgardner sues Eliz Barons to partition her interest in property at Wellington. A C Calhoon administrator sues Lu an Gates to recover 183 on a note. H D Cwivart, Trestes, recovered a verdict for 4107.76 age vite.
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Hattie Baumgardner
Eliz Barons
Wellington
A. C. Calhoon
D. W. Davis
Luan Gates
H. D. Cwivart
Mount Etna eruption devastates Sicilian towns in 1910s report
Rome and London dispatches detailing the Mount Etna eruption near Linguaglossa and Catania with lava flows, ash, and collapsing towns. Evacuations around Giarre, Messina, and surrounding areas. pope relief funds mentioned. authorities warn of earthquakes and seek aid as thousands flee.
Pollution orders read at Elyria council meeting
John A. Monger Ohio health director informed Elyria that the State board has acted on erecting a sewerage disposal plant within two years. The notice, read at Hotel Statler during a session with city officials and factory representatives, stated action was taken and results already published. Council asked solicitor about meaning. he suggested it likely reflected the written notice. The communication was referred to the council, city engineer, and city solicitor.
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John A. Monger
Ohio
State Board
Hotel Statler
Baird
Carson
Elyria
Weiter
Hughes Defends World Court in Dartmouth Talk
Secretary of State Charles E Hughes defended the world court at Dartmouth College alumni luncheon in Hanover on June 19. He warned there is no millenium path without justice and said the permanent court of international justice would give the United States greater recourse to justice than any other arbitral tribunal. He said decisions would avoid political expediency and reflect dominant American opinion, while warning against treating the proposal as partisan politics amid information overload.
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Navy
Paraguay
Eligic Ayals
Ek Eligio Ala
Benhis Ayala
Essor
Collec
Gondra
Rapenses
Prof. Welton
Peddent
Grain Belt
Eh EA
Elizabeth
Ku Klux Klan
Bar Bulz
Kerrie N. da
Theis
K. KK
Kansas Bank
Gurt J. Peterson
Huron Glota
United State
Sethetane Rees
U. S
Court House
MT. Suvius
Mount Etna
Rome
Linguaglossa
Catanica
Etna
Mount Etia
Mount West
Pompei
Bay of Naples
Giarre
Mount Etha
Ketet
Victor Emanuel
Assolint
Sicily
Messina
St. Dio
Fascisti
Ares
Anda
Theodore
Yangco
John D. of the Philippines
Theodore R.yangco
Nila
Hughes
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