World events brief under Harding and Washington shifts
John R. Mitchell of St Paul withdraws from the federal reserve board and presents to President Harding. Secretary Hughes defends the world court plan before the American Society of International Law. Dr Hugh M Smith sails for Siam as fisheries adviser. 500 anti soviet refugees from Vladivostok gain entry rights. William A Lasker resigns as Shipping Board chief effective July 6. Charles Warren and John Barton Payne named to US Mexico commission. Hoover announces labor efficiency inquiry. Lord Cecil urges league intervention in Ruhr. A one year wage pact raises pay for 80 000 to 40 000 workers. A coal merger of 6 million tons capacity approved in Pittsburgh. Wisconsin senate backs amendment to increase alcohol limit. A San Antonio man breaks world nonstop dance record with 112 hours. Several indictments and crashes reported amid broad international news. Train of events includes refinery price rises, reparations talks in Paris, and various military and political maneuvers worldwide.
Ohio Fire Damages Homes and Local News Roundup
Residences of William Wolgamot and L. L. Barker in Marysville were badly damaged by fire from chimney sparks. Nelsonville adopts UMW headquarters. Urbana church merger endorsed. Mt. Vernon workers gain wage boosts. Findlay theaters fined for Sunday openings. multiple deaths, accidents, and legal actions across Ohio including Cincinnati wrecks and Lima rail fatalities.
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William Wolgamot
L. L. Barker
Marysville
United Mine Workers
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Grace Methodist Episcopal
First Methodist Episcopal
Urbana
Mt. Vernon
Janary
Motion Picture House
Findlay
Josephine Heckman
Cleveland
Lodge of Eagles
New Lexington
Evangelist Harry James
McArthur
Joseph Mgrstrilia
New Philadelphia
George W. Spence
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Donahey
Martin Baker
Ashville
Pickaway County
R. F. Hosler
Cincinnati
Harry Frank
Checker
Donald Teany
George Brefold
Elwood Jones
Charles Spersky
Wilbert Blizzard
Roy Rabbot
Lancaster
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Rabbot
Ed Markling
Canton
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
Knox County
Opal Simpson
Roy McCalla
Union County
Squire Pearl
Helwig
Athens County
Squire
Delia Bishop
Logan
Dorothy Ross
Palmyra
Portage County
Detroit
Melvin Hutchinson
Liverpool
Guy Miller
Columbus
Bellaire
BH. P. Spearmaker
London
P. D. Sloan
Catherine Stadelman
Ohio River
Springfield
Minster
Auglaize
Twelve Die in Tenement Fire on East 100th Street
A five story New York tenement fire ignited by rubbish on the first floor killed twelve people from the Mandelbaum and Kuxis families on the top floors. Twenty others were injured as firefighters rescued about two hundred residents. The Mandelbaums' painter head, David Mandelbaum, and his wife and children perished. Bertha Kuxis and David Aaron also died, with Mrs. Isaae Brownstein among the deceased. Bertha planned to marry June 17 and is remembered for her wedding dress.
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New York
Ninth Street
David Mandelbaum
Hyman
Mandelbaum
Kuxis
Mandelbaums
Brownstein
Hazing Costs Life at Northwestern University
At Northwestern a hazing incident turned fatal when a pursuing car struck a machine carrying sophomores and a freshman prisoner. Louis Aubre, a freshman, was killed and seven others injured. James Leahy, who drove the pursuing car, faced manslaughter charges with a $10 000 bond. The incident is expected to lead to elimination of hazing, with parents and friends calling for drastic action to curb dangerous class wars.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Fied
Louis Aubere
James Leahy
Hazelton High School Boys Fight Forest Fire
Hazelton Penn boys from Hazelton High School volunteered to battle a menacing brush fire threatening the Fern Glen Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad on the road from Fern Glef to Nuremberg. A force of 50 section hands extinguished the flames as motorists covered faces against smoke.
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Hazelton, Penn
Hazelton
North St. Johns
Fern Glen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fern Glef
Nuremberg
To Wed Ohio Hero New York
Miss Hilda EB Emory of St Mary England arrives on the President Monroe to wed war hero Walter D Brown of Canton Ohio. Brown wounded in war, taken to hospital with one of Emory's brothers. Miss Emory and Brown are introduced by her brother and plan immediate marriage.
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New York
Hilda Eb, Emory
St. Mary
England
President Monroe
Walter D. Brown
Tenth — Street
Canton
Ohio
Brown
Emary
Mary
Congressman Riordan Dies After Heart Attack in Office
Congressman Daniel J. Riordan of New York's Eleventh District died after a heart disease attack. He was stricken in his office, taken to a hospital in critical condition, and died six hours later.
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Washinton
Daniel J. Riordan
New York
Riordan
Scattering Of Factories Detroit Debated In Senate
In Lansing the State Senate confirmed reports that Henry Pord aimed to build a factory on every small water power site he could obtain in Michigan and pay winter city wages to farmers. The claim was made by Senator Andrew B. Glasple during debate on a water power bill.
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Detroit
State Senate
Lansing
Henry Pord
Michigan
Andrew B. Glasple
Oxford
New Hillsboro to Hillsboro daily except Sunday schedule
A new daily route to Hillsboro operates except Sundays with departures at 6 00 a m and 10 0 a m. Returns from Hillsboro are at 7 16 a m and 12 35 p m. The service costs 88 dollars.
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Sbore
Hillsborch
Inia
Hilleboro
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