Land scam leads to full refund in Ohio case
A purchaser sued after a tax sale revealed a parcel that did not exist. Ohio officials ordered a full refund of all money paid for the land and taxes. The report also notes a push to honor Ohio regiments with a new Lookout Mountain monument and other state news including a ban on ragtime at a youth congress and various public notices.
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Moore
Pike County
Turner
Samuel H. Bolton
McComb
Hancock County
Lookout Mountain
Ohio
State House
New York
Bolton
Cox
Willis
Ohio Vocational Bureau Planned by College Women
At the Ohio College Women State Conference in Athens an association to provide vocational service to college and trained women was formed to establish a vocational bureau. Miss Hamilton Dean of Miami University was named president, Miss Voight of Ohio University secretary, and Mrs. Holcomb of Columbus treasurer. A governing commission will be chosen from four state sections and a director for the bureau will be selected soon.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Athens
Ohio College Women
Ohio
Drug Victims Seek Help After Federal Order
In Columbus, Ohio, drug users marched to the Federal building begging for relief after United States District Attorney Stuart R. Bolin ordered the outside supply of narcotics cut off. Victims, driven to hospitals at midnight and bringing hypodermic needles, pleaded that help be found as the outside treatment plan failed.
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Columbus
United States
Stuart R. Bolin
Federal
District Attorney’s
Fishing law prohibiting seines takes effect June 1
Ohio and Kentucky game wardens will notify fishermen using seines in the Ohio River after June 1. Kentucky recently passed a seines ban for commercial fishing, effective June 1. Ohio authorities will meet to coordinate with Kentucky and West Virginia wardens and consider a conforming Ohio bill at the next legislature.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio River
Fish and Game Authorities
West Virginia
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Oberlin College Commencement Planned for June 14
Oberlin College will hold commencement exercises on Wednesday June 14 with Dr Samuel M Crothers of Cambridge Mass delivering the principal address. An alumni dinner will follow. Oberlin Academy graduation is set for Thursday June 8.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
Mass
Oberlin Academy
Findlay to House 300 Delegates for Ohio Sunday School Meeting
Committees visiting Findlay homes this week to lodge and feed 300 delegates for the Ohio Sunday School Association state convention in June 1922. Lodging and breakfast to be provided at residences. other meals to be served in a hall.
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Findlay, O
Ohio Sunday School Association
Findlay
Cincinnati Auto Speedway Planned at Sharon
Contracts awarded for a wood two mile oval track to host automobile racing at Sharon, Ohio. The Cincinnati Speedway Co expects completion in time for a Labor Day meet on September 4.
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Cincinnati, C
Cincinnati Speedway Co
Sharon
Cincinnati
City Planning Conference to Meet in Cleveland
The National Conference on City Planning will convene in Cleveland June 5 to 7 with talks on Cleveland and Ohio urban problems. George McAnneny of the New York Times will discuss building regulation zone methods and Wm Harmon will cover city subdivision and beautification.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Flavel Shurtleff
George McAnneny
New York Times
Wm. Harmon
New York Realty Dealer
Rebels Shot as Pearse and Others Executed in Dublin Uprising
News from Dublin reports swift secret trials and executions of three signers of the republican proclamation including Patrick Pearse, with four more leaders later shot. Trials are under the defense of the realm act, authorities say thousands captured, fires cause about £1.75 million in damage.
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London
Republic of Ireland
Patrick H. Pearse
Thomas J. Clark
Thomas MacDonagh
Dublin
Casement
Asquith
Sir Roger Casement
Commons
Pearse
St. Edna’s Secondary
Fire Department
Sackville Street
Joseph Plunkett
Edmund Daly
Michael O’hanrahan
William Pearse
Plunkett
Ireland
England
Educator Struck by a Discus at Bowling Green Meet
Principal C. Neddenreip of North Baltimore schools was struck in the head by a discus thrown by a student during a field meet in Bowling Green Ohio. He lay unconscious for about ten hours with a fractured skull and a very serious condition as doctors fought to save him.
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Bowling Green
C. Neddenreip
North Baltimore
Neddenreip
Rotch School to Reopen as Agricultural School
Trustees of Summit County Children's Home plan to reopen the Rotch School home for orphans in Massillon after a decade closed for lack of funds. The institution will offer agricultural and domestic science education for older pupils, reviving Charity Rotch’s legacy.
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Massillon
Rotch School
Charity Rotch
Buckeye News Notes and Labor Movements Across Ohio
Electrical contractors plan self wiring if strike workers do not return. Jackson County farmers form association led by A N Keller of Iler. Lorain County Sunday School convention opens in Oberlin. State fire prevention body to form co operatives in Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo and Lima. Homeopathic physicians prep for large state convention in Columbus. Four Jordan sisters attend funeral of murdered mother Pamela Jordan in Portsmouth under sheriff. Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Workers hold executive session on wage demands in Cleveland. Interstate Iron and Steel announces rerolling mills to begin May 15 with 300 workers in Marion. Cincinnati machinists strike declared a failure with 125 workers returning. Dupont may abandon high school due to funds. state aid possible. Mayor Cunningham blocks striker parade in Hast Youngstown. Eastern Ohio mining contract deadlock threatens 14000 miners strikes if unresolved. Captain Ramsay dies at 82, Civil War veteran and longtime Southern Ohio insurer.
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Findlay
State Sunday School Association
Findlay College
Henry T. Chittenden
Campbell M. Chittenden
Helen Chittenden Ziegler Pavelli
State Industrial Commission
Xenia
Supreme Court
Joseph L. Wolcott
Toledo
Garver and Morrow Appointed to Ohio Home Board
Syl Garver of Defiance joins the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home Board replacing Gen McMacken who resigned. Unofficial reports say Colonel D I Morrow of Hillsboro will replace Colonel J C Roland whose term expired. Both appointments announced for the May board meeting in Xenia Ohio.
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Xenia
Syl Garver
Defiance
Willis
The
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans
W. V. McMacken
Toledo
D. I. Morrow
Hillsboro
J. C. Roland
Democrat
Cleveland
French Make Gains on Verdun Front Near Dead Man's Hill
Paris dispatch reports continued French advance in the Dead Man's hill sector as gains were consolidated. German troops surrendered after French artillery pressure. other actions included grenades in Avecourt wood and an attack near Le Mort Homme with French foothold established.
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Paris
France
Dead Man’s Hill
Verdun Front
War Office
Meuse
Avecourt Wood
Vaux
Grande Dune
Belum
Berlin
le Mort Homme
Dead Man's Hill
Verdun
Birrell Resigns as Secretary for Ireland
Augustine Birrell resigns from the post of secretary for Ireland after a conference with Prime Minister Asquith. He has held the role since 1907 and steps down amid the Irish uprising.
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London
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Birrell
Asquith
City police officers discharged for prison yard shooting
Lancaster safety director fired Policemen Jurgensmier and Johnson for firing on Calvin Baker a Cowboy during a city prison incident. Baker was treated and sentenced but later remitted.
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Lancaster
Weaver
Jurgensmier and
Johnson
Calvin Baker
Baker
An Optimist Views Crime in Expanding Statute Codes
An optimistic message reflects that while some claim the world worsens, the speaker believes progress continues and notes the increase in crimes added to statute books as a societal development.
Cuticura Comforts Baby Ad Claims Fast Sleep
An advertisement promotes using Cuticura Soap for baths and Cuticura Ointment for all affected parts. It claims instant relief and a refreshed sleep for the baby after cleansing and drying. Free samples by mail with a booklet offer from Cuticura, Dept. by Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept
Boston
I See a Bore Coming in Tran Script
A fragment quotes a cautious line about a looming trouble signaling bad omens in a Boston transcription. The terse exchange suggests foreboding but provides no events, names, dates, or concrete details to anchor a full report.
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Ad
This vintage notice promotes Mother Gray’s Powders for feverishness teething disorders and bowel regulation. Claims quick cold relief and worm destruction, says used by mothers for 2% years and available at all druggists with free samples. Includes a quip on shoplifters and a tongue in cheek crime joke.
Hanford's Balsam Advocated for Household Use
Itis urged as a quick healer for cuts sores burns lameness and other external ailments. The ad promotes Hanford's Balsam as a valuable household remedy to keep in every home.
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Hanford
The Main Entrance Knicker What is the entrance to Mexico
A fragment mentions The Main Entrance and a pun about Mexico with a revolving door. The readable text provides no clear event or identifiable entities beyond this wordplay.
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Mexico
Bocker
Patchouli for Moth Prevention in Porto Rico
Special Agent Gerard Harris notes patchouli dried roots are valued in Porto Rico for moth prevention when placed among clothing. The scent was once fashionable and could replace moth balls in the US if mass produced or shredded into bags. Abundant wild growth in Porto Rico supports a US market and offers local employment. natives sell bundles for 2 to 5 cents.
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Garrard Harris
Porto Rico
United States
Museum Guide Reveals Hidden Artist Name in Small Print
In a museum scene a visitor questions a large title on a painting while a guide explains the artist’s name is printed in tiny letters at the lower right corner, noting the large display honors the donor rather than the creator.
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Pop
Untied Knots in a Cord of Wood at Break of Day
Morning light reveals a pause in darkness as the day begins. The reader notes many untied knots in a cord of wood left from the night.
Glass of Water Upset Her in Me Sweeping Recovery
A scarlet fever survivor in Me tells how indiscriminate feeding worsened her stomach and kidney issues for three months. She credits Grape Nuts with a quick recovery, ten pound gain, and renewed energy, noting it helped her eat and perform household tasks. She recommends the product to others with similar troubles.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich, Pa
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