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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
2
Washington reports a parade right for the Ku Klux Klan if regulations are followed. Italy's wheat crop is 224,184,000 bushels, two hundred percent above 1924. The Shipping Board will open bids for ships and labor officials plan tours and budgets.
Governor A V Donahey pardons Harry Morgan of Zanesville for the 1922 murder of his wife and frees him after three years in the Ohio Penitentiary with conditions to attend church and abstain from liquor. He urges church contact to aid rehabilitation and cites the minister's support. Morgan, a World War veteran, had been serving a life term after shooting his wife then himself. he survived.
A collage of Ohio items: D A Skinner lectures on chamber cooperation in Ashtabula. robbers jailed in Miamisburg. Lorain water works petition dispute. 125 carpenters to replace strikers. dancing banned in Clark county. short measure gasoline charges in Akron. state building site debate in Columbus. 15 year old injured by blank cartridge. Lorain Masonic temple fire at Broadway 7th. betting at Northampton Park to continue. Old Transidea frigate saved by youth donations. Cleveland and Eastern Traction line sold for 256400 with liquidation plan.
Mary Pickford is subpoenas to appear in court in Los Angeles on July 22 for the trial of three men charged with conspiring to kidnap the star. Attorney Hahn for the defense delivered the summons at the sheriff's office. The order ensures both Pickford and her husband Douglas Fairbanks will testify.
Frederick Roy Martin, general manager of the Associated Press, becomes vice president and general manager of D. Appleton & Co as the firm marks its centenary. He acquires stock and joins the executive committee with Howard Q. Smith, John W. Autman, and L. W. Sanders.
In Boston, firefighters and workers pulled 42 bodies from the Pickwick Club ruin after a five story brick building collapsed during a New Year revelry. A flood of victims remained unaccounted as mortuary crowds and rescuers watched the discovery of a nine foot long survivor and a tableau of four men seated around a bottle on a table. The body of boxer “Tillo” lay among the wreckage in a fighter’s pose with cauliflower ear.
Fleming Kentucky reports a double brotherly murder plot in Shelby Gap. Alexander Killin and Columbus Killin, ages 42 and 29, allegedly killed their father Morgan Killin, 70, after disputes over a second marriage and inheritance. A posse captured Columbus as authorities hunted for both suspects.
Captain Roald Amundsen and American colleague Lincoln Dileworth arrive in Oslo aboard the salvaged seaplane N-26 after their North Polar expedition. From Spitzbergen they were brought to Horten amid scenes of intense enthusiasm rivaling Nansen’s 1906 homecoming.
Dr Frederick R Green editor of Health argues seeds are rarely found in the appendix and old beliefs blamed seeds for appendicitis. He notes the disease stems from digestion and blood supply, with most cases occurring between ages ten and forty five and prevention centered on avoiding indigestion.
This piece explains flat feet, or fallen arches, as a slow moving condition that impairs balance and causes pain. It describes the foot’s arches, the heel and toe bones, and how overweight, ill fitting shoes, or stretched ligaments can cause the arch to sink and the feet to turn outward in walking.
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