Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Interstate Commerce Commission orders a probe into anthracite coal freight rates after coal commission says they are too high. Harding and Obregon to meet near border to pledge friendship. Gouraud visits Wilson before leaving for Buffalo. Mark Twain memorial park move backed by Harding. Five miners die as ore mine train breaks and falls in Alabama. 35 injured.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
The
Coal Commission
Notable Obituaries and Passings Across Nation
Personal Dr. Burton Lee Thorpe former president of the National Dentists Association died in St Joseph Missouri. Congressman Luther W Mott who had represented the Thirty second New York district since 1910 died at Oswego New York. Helen King Robinson renowned woman suffrage leader died in Denver Colorado first woman state senator in Colorado. William R Day seventy four former associate justice of the United States Supreme Court died at his Mackinac Island cottage with his son William L Day and wife present. Capt John Parker retired liquor distiller Civil War veteran died in St Louis aged eighty three who commanded the ironclad Essex late in the war.
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Burton Lee Thorpe
The
National Dentists’ Association
St. Joseph, MO
Luther W. Mott
Thirty-second
New York
Oswego, N. Y
Helen King Robinson
Denver
Colo
Colorado
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Mackinac Island
Mich
William L. Day
John ©. Parker
St. Louis
Essex
New Philadelphia
Schoonburn
Ohio
Daniel McHale
Miami
Cincinnati
George Hayes
New York Central
Sylvania
Toledo
Sarah M. Porter
Vernon
Joseph L. Porter
Ann Sike
Attica
Tom
Harbaugh
Casstown
Miami County Infirmary
Canton
Federal Supreme Court
Stanley Yablonski
Steubenville
Glouster Council
Joseph I. Musso
Laferty
Bridgeport
Itosa
J. Humm
Manchester
Lola Donahey
Bladensburg
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Pike County
Alfred Newton
van Meter
Pickton
Pike
Thomas Dickenson
Cleveland
John Smith
Columbus
Circleville
Emanuel Valentine
William Holliday
Belmont County Infirmary
Warnock
Frank B. Fell
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Frederick Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Kennedy Lease
Bremen
Joseph L. DeCourcy
Frank Petrey
Newark
Bury
Washington D. H
Ray Bartlett
Agnes Connelly
New Lexington
Boulay
Paul R. Murray
Boxing crowds Firpo stops Willard in Jersey City
Fans totaling one hundred thousand witnessed Firpo KO Willard in round eight at Jersey City in the biggest boxing crowd on record. A Montevideo dispatch reports Uruguay coast storms destroying hundreds of homes and wrecking five steamers. Berlin train collision kills many and injures fifty. American naval officials say Germany lost 178 submarines in action and 5 364 men died with their vessels. French troops near Frankfurt control key railway hub as fighting between Communists and Fascists rages in Florence. More than twenty Communists jailed. Paris deputies back an 800 million franco loan to Yugoslavia by 498 to 64. Caesarea grounded off Jersey. 400 passengers saved. Hamburg harbor workers strike. traffic halted. Berlin suicide toll hits 53 in eight days. Britain plans to defy France and convene a nations congress with the United States unless France agrees to terms with Germany. Washington naval treaty ratified in Paris by 460 to 106. Paris enforces strict passport rules in reprisal against American liquor laws on French vessels. English trains on summer schedules speed to 77 percent between London and Swindon in 75 minutes. Princess Marie Marguerite jailed in London for murder of her husband. Coblenz rearguards depart for Bremen en route to New York. French government opposes an International Commission to fix German separations.
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B. A. Guth
Rocky Ridge
Ottawa County
Richwood
John M. Killetts
Toledo
George Ackerman
New Lexington
Carl H. Britton
Knox County Children’s Home
Monroe Goshen
Zanesville
J. K. Williams
Delphos
California
John Scherger
Letcher A. Philpott
Portsmouth
Millard Lewis
Texas Oil
Frederick A. Cook
Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
Pennsylvania-Ohio Power and Light Company
Ohio
Toronto
Youngstown
Nellie Kirkilas
William George Reese
George A. Gibson
A. W. Donahey
Donahey
J. W. Tannehill
Russell R. Haines
Ernest Rhoades
Columbus
Norton Field
Scioto Valley Traction Company
Institution
Orient
Glenn E. McDole
Ernest Schorr
Mary Porter
Newark
John Spires
Waynesville
Adams County
Robert F. Morris
Cincinnati
Brush Creek
West Union
Spires
Trefz
Morris
Christian P. Messner
Christian Wollenslager
Tiffin
Stark County
Curtis Tillet
Minerva
Logan County Bar Association
John ©. Hover
W. Clay Huston
State Bar Association
Cedar Point
Charles Connor
Jackson
Warrior L. Stewart
A. L. Stewart Company
Davis
State Division of Securities
Ohio News Snaps Ranging Dangers and Daring Deeds
Ohio reports a flood of brief items from New Philadelphia to Cleveland. Drownings and accidental deaths abound, rail and auto crashes kill and injure, while fire, electrocution, and poison deaths punctuate the day. Officials talk land purchases, gas and electric work, and local curiosities amid a broad mosaic of state life.
When Too Much Comp any Strains a Young Couple Home
A young couple tired of overcrowding in a one room apartment seek more space for entertaining. They move to a four room flat only to be overwhelmed by constant visitors. They quit hosting and return to privacy, recreating a self contained life. They cope by saving money and later indulging crowds by choosing to leave city life briefly.
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New York Sun and Globe
East Side
Thirtyfourth Street
Mark Twain Park Memorial at Florida Missouri
The Florida Missouri memorial park honoring Mark Twain grows with elm trees. Admirers fund endowments and hope statues of Huck Finn Tom Sawyer Aunt Polly and other homefolk characters rise there as Clemens is seen as an American immortal.
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Memorial Park
Florida
Mark Twain
Mark
Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Aunt Polly
Samuel Clemons
Successful Woman Salvager
Mrs. Margaret Goodman is described as the only woman marine salvager in America. A former journalist she gained early fame about five years ago by salvaging copper and iron from a vessel sunk in Lake Michigan for over fifty years. She succeeded where men failed and saved lives and hope in the process.
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Margaret Goodman
America
Lake Michigan
Bean Town's rise as top soy bean exporter noted
In Dairen a Japanese city in Manchuria reports growth as the port of the world's leading bean producing nation. The crop is used for soy bean sauce and oil and is exported to diverse markets. The sauce is familiar to customers at Chinatown restaurants.
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Dairen
Manchuria
Englishwoman Stock Broker Breaks Barriers
Miss D. G. Mortimer of Exeter becomes the first British woman admitted to membership in the National Association of Stock Brokers, marking a historic milestone for women in finance.
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D. G. Mortimer
Exeter
National Association of Stock Brokers
Plans for $5 million St. Louis auditorium include women smoking rooms
Municipal auditorium plans accepted for St. Louis allocate smoking rooms for women in addition to men. The project totals $5,000,000 and aims to provide dedicated spaces within the new venue.
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St. Louis
Hillsboro Bus Schedule Update Missing Details
Vague OCR fragment outlines a daily service with a Sardinia connection to Hillsboro and a Sunday exception. Mentions 6:00 and 10:00 times and notes a Hillsboro branch, unclear routes or days of operation.
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Bund
Hillsboro
Sardinia
Connec
Ulsbore
T 'Sundey
Hillend
Boro
Vice Gane Oem
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Obregon
Gouraud
France
Woodrow Wilson
Buffalo
Mme. Jusserand
Paris
J. H. Blanton
Bessemer
Ala
Anna Buzzi
Frederick Schneider
Sabella Nitti Crudelle
Frank Nitti
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Roland R. Pothier
Providence
R. L
Federal Court of Appeals
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Alexander Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Henry 8. Morgan
Catherine Adams
Boston
J. P. Morgan
Locust Valley
Piping Rock Club
National Bank of Hopewell
Iva
Henry J. Watkins
R. L. Shelby
Sykes Automotive Railway Equipment Company
Winthrop Harbor
Ill
Earl Wednesday
Clifford Green
Mildred Levison
Lucy Senger
Green
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Industrial Workers of the World
Lower
Michigan
Dorothy Ronan
Leon Lavina
Monroe
Wallace Vannote
United Spanish War Veterans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Selma
Cal
Fresno
S. W.W
Marine Transport Branch
Harbor
Gus Erickson
Fierman Ranta
Roberta
Mont
Erickson
Joseph
M.C. Levin
United States District Court
San Francisco
James G. McFarland
Watertown
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge of That Order
Atlanta
Minnesota
St. Paul
Knute Nelson
Granite
Oklo
Firpo
Willard
Jersey City
Montevideo
Berlin
Germany
Frankfort
Florence
Chamber of Deputies
Jugo-Slavia
Jersey
Caesarea
London
Hamburg
Greater
England
Congress of Nations
United States
Swindon
Marie Marguerite
Aly Fahmy Bey
Egypt
Col. W. W. Harris
H. J. Weeks
Maj. G. M. Peek
Coblenz
Gall
Ingistant
International Commission
Hocking County
Dorothy Love
Gretchen Cyphers
Carl Balliet
Ashland
Hayesville
Robert Clark
State of Ohio
Missouri Park
Nas Aiken
Wsse
John L. Bladen
Aseberal Pass
Agt
Bhio
Iamsburg
Ions Pramouth Bies
Ailliamsburg
E. G. King
Courier
N. Nichole
Eli H. Speidel
Charles G. White
Nichols, Speidel & White
Batevip
Hamilten Building
Main Street
Awbson B. Bradley
Am Cays
1St National Bank Build Co
Bly
Hamilton Bldg
Atatavia
Daniel W.murphy
Howard &. Joseph
Murphy & Joseph
Attorneys AT Law
Milford
Gwynne
Canal
Cincinnati, O
Roudebush
Batavia, Ohio
H. L. Nichols
Provident Bank Bldg
Hamilton
Clermont County
Batavia
Alvin H. Hodges
Burnet
Woodlief
George M. Epply
New Richmond
Lawrence Ragland
Opments Aviation
Ular Mechanics
Ontario Street
Somie
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