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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
2
President Harding told Arlington mourners that the United States can pursue less armament and follow rational steps to reduce war risk during Memorial Day exercises. Flowers were showered by 8,000 children at the Washington event.
Sporting Tommy Milton in an H O 8 car wins the 500 mile race at Indianapolis averaging 91 44 mph. Hartz finishes second and Murphy third before a crowd of 150 000.
A Berlin dispatch reports Germany's budget deficit near fifteen trillion marks. Police raided a Bochum arsenal headquarter, seizing communist plans, munitions and Red leaders. A Moscow dispatch notes a train wreck on the Amur river killing 68 and injuring 120. Memorial day observances honor American dead in Copenhagen London Paris and Washington. A Chinese bandit raid freed Maj Allen and tourist W Smith. police killed Leo Rogers in Ontario. Shiubing fell to Sun Yat Sen forces and miners died in an Ontario mine explosion.
Officials of Chillicothe distribute 500 golden pheasant eggs. A trapeze performer fainted in Canton injuring arm and leg. A 62 pound catfish was landed near Marietta. Several traffic and farming deaths and injuries reported across Ohio including Mt Vernon, New Philadelphia, Kingston, and Cleveland.
Treasury issues strict ship liquor regulations enforcing the Supreme Court dry ruling. No inbound passage of alcohol is allowed, with diplomats and warships exempt. Distress cases may dock only if necessity is grave and a bond is posted. Congress may provide remedial action.
New York. David Hirschfield, Commissioner of Accounts, released a report decrying eight history texts used in public schools. He criticizes authors and societies, arguing some writers seek to erode American traditions and imply allegiance to British imperial ideas.
Clara Phillips arrives in Los Angeles amid a large crowd after her transfer from a prison hospital. Presiding Justice Nathaniel P. Conrey denies a writ of habeas corpus to direct her transport to San Quentin Penitentiary for the murder of Alberta Tremaine Meadows.
Palmer Canfield Federal Prohibition Director says he will urge each Sheriff in New York to enforce the Federal Prohibition act. He notes more than 24 000 enforcement officers in the state and insists the oath of office requires them to actively support the eighteenth amendment.
Sufficient evidence has been gathered to begin a grand jury action against alleged bucket shop firms and unscrupulous brokers in Chicago. George B. Gorman Assistant State's Attorney announced the move as the State's Attorney's office prepares to press the inquiry into such operations.
A speeding car carrying six men struck a steel bridge in Wapakoneta Ohio causing its collapse. One man was killed another is believed fatally injured and four others suffer cuts and bruises. Authorities investigate if the wreck caused the bridge failure or vice versa.
Adolf Noe of the University of Chicago states a coal embedded mineral lump reveals evidence of highly developed plant life hundreds of millions of years before recorded science. The Chicago Herald and Examiner published the interview.
Hillsboro branch service details show trains to Hillsboro leaving Sardinia at 8 and 10 AM with return trips from Hillsboro at 7:15 and 12:16 PM. The text notes east bound routing and indicates a regular daily schedule with a Sunday exception.
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