Happenings of the World in tersely told form
Coal mining listed as safer than 100 other occupations by federal statistics. U S judge William A. Cant named to Minnesota district. he succeeds Judge Morris, retiring July 1. Day resigns as mixed claims commission umpire. Germany claims against the U S worth 1.48 billion dollars. Halvorsen dies in Norway. Felton’s wife dies in Philadelphia. Shipbuilder McDougall and Florenz Ziegfeld die. Greensburg, Kansas tornado injures many. Radio amateurs set long distance contacts to Australia. Fatal crash near Carlisle Ohio. Chase to seek naval base site in Alaska. Michigan grape crop damage from frost. New federal roads planned. Philippine special session urged. Colorado crops hit by storms. farmland flooded.
Kentucky Derby Triumph by Sporting Zev Sets Derby Pace
Sporting Zev owned by Harry F. Sinclair and trained by Sam Hildreth wins the Kentucky Derby in Louisville before 75 000 spectators. Martingale places second and Vigil third. Mutual tickets paid 40 40 on the winner. Attaining 85 knots on Puget Sound trial, Milwaukee reportedly sets a new sea record for 1800 ton ships.
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Zev
Harry F. Sinclair
Sam Hildreth
Louisville
Martingale
Vigil
Mutual Tickets
Puget Sound
Seattle
Milwaukee
Greece mobilizes 200000 in Thrace for war with Turkey
Ex governor Allen reports Greece has 200000 troops mobilized in Thrace for war against Turkey after inspecting the Near East. A Wanli and Tell collision sinks Wanli near Shanghai with nine passengers and sixteen crew drowned. Ankara to close all Y M C A centers in Turkey over alleged anti Turkish propaganda. Clerical leaders protest Durango statute limiting denominations to twenty five clergymen.
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Allen
Near East
Lausanne
Greece
Thrace
Turkey
Shantung
Shanghai
Constantinople
Angora
Mexico City
Durango
Ohio Gleaning Reflects Crime and Civic Tracts Across Years
Multiple Ohio items report on public policy tweaks, crime, and local incidents. Benches removed in Oxford over gender concerns. Bowling Green fire destroys the Court Street garage and Wilson livery stalls. Dayton safe cracked for cash. Ramsey mine fatality. Springfield liquor fines total 38050 in four months of 1923. Athens rejects daylight time in straw vote. Nelsonville fined for liquor violation. Perry county snakes found by Finley Spring. Cleveland murder and shootings. 22 year old Oscar Lewis detained. Toledo sentences for 1921 post office robbers. Eaton skylight fatality. Western Union retiree memorial. Jackson gas well drilling. theft thwarted by police. Marietta paper sale by Putnam. St Ignatius college to establish Cleveland university. Mansfield boys’ labor savings at Cleveland hospital. State highway policy ruling limits governor's control. Ferguson removal from state inspection post. Akron shooting case. wife survives. Risman sues for alienation of affections. Marion plant resumes, carnival accident fatal. Perry county schools superintendent reappointed. Gas poisoning death in Jackson. Merger of Bucyrus papers announced. Court holds jail for counterfeit cases in Youngstown.
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J. 8. Hughes
Oxford
Court Street
Wilson
Bowling Green
Gallaher
Dayton
Josph Graoski
Ramsey
Steubenville
Albert Atchinson
Springfield
Crooksville-Athens
Athens
Nelsonville
Mike Smith
Finley Spring
Black Oak
Perry County
Finley
Robert Jones
Howard Huff
Ida Hogan
Cleveland
Oscar Lewis
James Colson
Eddie O’brien
Toledo
Marjorie Bennett
Clyde Bennett
Eaton
Walter Branch
Pomeroy
Western Union
J. E. Camick
Hear Jackson
Michael Ruznos
Iichman
B. B. Putnam
Ohio Supreme Court
Donahey
Joseph T. Ferguson
State Bureau of Inspection
Department of the Auditor of State
State Civil Service Commission
Joseph T. Tracy
Willis A. Knuckoels
Akron
May Knuckoels
Joseph Risman
Risman
Marion
Greendale
Henry Zeigler
D. B. Riggle
Lindsay RK. Brookins
Jackson County
L. M. Evans
J. F. Burke
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Bucyrus Telegraph
Bucyrus Forum
Younetihtan
Alex Scott
Tony Larocco
Niles
Peter Gulle
Ravenna
Ohio News Roundup Finds Tragedy and Progress Across State
Ohio coroner asks for murder charges against three constables in Monclova for Mayer death during liquor search. Frances Reed named executive secretary of Ohio commission for the blind. Measles plague with 6,500 plus active cases statewide. Bellaire councilors seek half pay cuts. Union county boards rehire Yealey at 2,500 salary. Prizes total 11,550 for state fair youth. Windstorm injures eight at Byerville. Ohio oil production rises by 1,000 barrels in Knox county.
Huge War Material Thefts Revealed In Ohio Audit
State Auditor J. T. Tracy reports $6,000,000 in highway material at the State Fair Grounds may have been lost to junk dealers or unaccounted for. Findings include $9,984.67 against Silberstein Brothers of Columbus and a $5,000 charge against Lucas County. Auditor alleges collusion between highway staff and buyers, with auctioneers favoring certain junk dealers and selling in bulk at low prices.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. T. Tracy
Executive Department
Bliss
Harry and
Max Silberstein
Silberstein Brothers
Lucas County
State Highway Department
Fair Grounds
Radicals Loot Stores in Essen as Ruhr Strike Expands
Bands of communists loot warehouses and seize the market area in Essen. The Ruhr strike widens with iron and steel workers and miners joining. Remscheld steel plant’s 20 000 workers demand a 50 percent wage increase. about 50 miners in Gelsenkirchen area. German officials seek permission to reinstate German security police expelled by French forces.
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Essen
Ruhr
Remscheld
Bilberfeld
Gelsehkirchen
Degoutte
Alleged Smugglers Held in Norfolk Bust
William L. Burwell alias William B Baker his wife and Rex D Sheldon all of New York were arrested at a Norfolk Hotel by federal prohibition agents on warrants charging them with conspiring to smuggle and transfer intoxicating liquors into the United States.
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Norfolk
Wan
William L. Burwell
William B. ‘Baker
Rex D. Sheldon
New York
United States
Three Die in Mexico Wind Storm Flooding
Three persons are believed killed and several seriously injured in a wind storm and heavy rain that lashed Monterrey Mexico. Streets flooded traffic halted and the city was without light for hours according to reports received here.
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San Antonio
Tex
Monterey
Mexico
Harding Disappointed by Steel Plan to Keep 12-Hour Day
President Harding reportedly expressed disappointment at the Iron and Steel Institute committee report recommending against abolishing the 12-hour workday in the industry. The White House representation stressed the president’s reaction to the industry reform suggestion.
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Washington
Harding
White House
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Coast Guard and City Forces Join to Seize Rum Boat
In Buffalo New York a motor boat with a cargo of liquor was captured on Lake Erie in a case cited as the first joint operation between United States Great Lakes Coast Guard and city enforcement officers. Authorities say all Great Lakes coast guard stations have orders from Washington to aid prohibition efforts against smuggling from Canada.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
United States Great Lakes Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Washington
Canada
Hillsboro Sardinia Line Schedules Mentioned
A garbled OCR snippet references the Hillsboro and Sardinia branch lines with daily service excluding Sundays. It notes a 6 o'clock departure and a 12:15 p.m. timetable, plus a Hillsboro to Sardinia connection and a Hillsboro branch line.
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Hillsboro
Sardinia
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Federal Coal Commission
William A. Cant
President Harding
District of Minnesota
Page Morris
William R. Day
Mixed Claims Commission
Robert C. Morris
Germany
Otto B. Halvorsen
Christiania
Conservative
Norway
Samuel M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Philadelphia
Alexander McDougall
Duluth, Minn
Florenz Ziegfeld
Chicago Musical College
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Chicago
Greensburg
Kan
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Cal
Carlisle
Franklin, O
Baltimore & Ohio
John Y. Chase
Battle Fleet Base Forces
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Alaska
Lawton
Mich
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Wallace
American Automobile Association
Wood
Manila
Philippine Legislature
Islands
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Cantaloupe District
Pueblo
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Hammond
Ind
East Chicago Company
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Indianapolis
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
George Davis
High Street
Blue Island
Ill
China
Shantung Province
Kansas
George BD. Tucker
United States Farm Labor Bureau
Kansas City
Eddie O'Brien
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Central Post Office
Mapine Islands
Bureau of Customs
Emerson Hough
Waukegan, Ill
Ben W. Hooper
United States Rail
Tional Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Nash- Te
Socialist Party of America
Taft
Carnegie
Anzo Taguchi
A. A. Joffe
Tokyo
Bank of Issue
Mortimer Schiff
Thomas W. Lamont
Paris
General Gouraud
America
Kremlin
Moscow
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John Reed
St. Mecephore
Drummondville
Que
Vienna
Russia
Leonid Krassin
Lord Curzon
London
Great Britain
Cunard, White Star
National Convention of Women's Organizations of Mexico
Charles B. Moore
Stephen Kalas
George Butz
Justice Butz
Monclova
Henzler
Anthony Mayer
Frances
Reed
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Carl Anderson
Bertram Williams
Franklin
Jess Goss
Wittenberg College
Bellaire
Forest Munger
Paulding
Union County Normal School
Richwood
James Yarnell
Youngstown
Yarnell
E. A. Parrett
Mt. Sterling
Madison County
W. C. Stewart
Citizens’ Trust and Savings Bank
Dan Garrett
Chillicothe
Garrett
Stewart
Master Builders’ Company
Marl Hart
Edwin Houck
Norwalk
Sandusky
Alfred Maxwell
Loudenville
Mansfield
W. R. Heistand
Marion County
Vernon M. Riegel
Grover C. Baker
Butler County
John Wheeler
Bender
Russell Point
Arlo Miller
George Plummer
Frank Boudreau
Division of
State Department of Health
Duff
Martins Ferry
John Law
Lithopolis
Fairfield County
George Hooper
Logan
Korea
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Charles H. Bell
Byerville
Cambridge
Charles Griffith
Griffith
Union County Board of Education
Jacob A. Yealey
Gallia County
Knox County
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Ohio Highway Department
Radicals Loot Stores
East Sound
Eee Syeenaneerese
W. C. Launde
Roanoke
John L. Bladon
T General Paas
Agt
Tatio Nga
Thee Barteria Sones
Winchester
Seneer Peekies Ovregeee Tees
Portsmouth
No. P.M
M. A
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E. G. King
Williamsburg
Courier
A. N. Nichols
Eli H. Speidel
Charles G. White
Jighols
Speidel & White
Batavia
Hamilton
Amie
Awson BE. Bradley
Ome
Vnctomats Io. Gianté
Jjpwin
Ely
Ul Aineral
Hamilton Bidg
Mainstatavia ,O
Daniel W.murphy
Howard
Joseph Murphy
Joseph
Attorneys AT Law
Milford
Gwynne Bidg
Canal
Roudebush
Vere
H. L. Nichols
Provident Bank Bldg
Clermont
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne
Tormar L. Burnet
Woodliet
Public
George M. Epply
New Richmond
Lawrence Ragland
Sfebly
Popular Mechanics
Heaeracepaanire
Popular Mechanics ‘Sary
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