Mt Vernon High School 1922 Graduation Exercises Held
The 1922 class of Mt Vernon High School received diplomas at a daytime commencement in Vine Street Church of Christ. Ohio University President Dr Elmer Burritt Bryan addressed the graduates on youth and choice, while 87 graduates were awarded diplomas and a list of names was read.
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Mt. Vernon High School
Vine Street Church of Christ
Board of Education
Huerta
Connecticut
Nadsan
Pringt Pal H. G. Koch
A. W.dilliott
B. B. Bryan
Ohio Uiniversity
Athyens
Hugh Wayt
Joseph Caw Jey Cleeland
Bryan
Illinois
Trafan
Ciéty
Lfe
Coroiarius
Ohio University
William 8. Deeley
W. Hi. Shields
Presbyterian Church
Negro Editor Enters Race for Ohio Governor
Harry Clay Smith, editor of Cleveland, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor. He will contend in the August primary, entering the race this afternoon in Columbus.
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Harry Clay Smith
Associated Pats
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Saved Sweetheart in Cave In at Oatman Arizona
Miss Marie Blackwood and her father H Blackwood endured thirty two hours without food or water in a mine cave in at Oatman Arizona before rescue. Their fiance Moffy S Bailey a World War II veteran located them by geophone sounds and led the rescue effort.
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Marie Blackwood
H. Blackwood
Oatmdn
Ariz
Mom Foy S. Bailey
Bailey
Governor Davis Not Expected to Seek Re election
Friends and associates in Harrisburg report Governor Harry J. Davis unlikely to seek another term. He had indicated a March 19 decision date and may reconsider only if strong opposition emerges. Allies urge him to run, but most believe he will remain out of the race.
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Oy the Associates Press
Harry J. Davin
Republican Ry
DuWie
Lim
Appeula
Mt Vernon Man Indicted for Stealing Mail
Noble Weir of Mt. Vernon Ohio was indicted by a federal grand jury on mail theft from the United States mails. He was bound over after a preliminary hearing in Columbus and allegedly confessed to stealing a letter at the Mt. Vernon post office and that he had thefts for about a year.
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Mt Vernon
Twe Associated Press
Columbus
Noble Weir
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
United States
Weir
Grand Jury
Postoffice
Harper
Union Leaders Silent On Possible Railroad Strike
In Cincinnati on June 8 the Association press reports union heads refrained from commenting on a walkout after strike ballots were sent to 400 000 shop men. Some leaders said grounds for a strike exist but would require a united front from 16 Brotherhoods. Doubt was raised that the four transportation brotherhoods would join given wage protections by the U S Hallway Labor Board.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Transportation Brotherhoods
U. S. Hallway
Harding to Attend Princeton Ceremonies
President Harding left Washington for Raritan New Jersey to attend two Princeton events. The first is the unveiling of the Princeton battle monument and the second is the Princeton University commencement where he will receive an honorary or doctoral degree.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Raritan
N. J
Frelinghuysen
Priday
Princeton
Princeton Battle Monument
Princeon University
Dick Likely to Run for Senator
Akron reports ex Senator Chas Dick of Akron will seek the Republican nomination for senator against Congressman Fees. He departs for Washington today to confer with Republican leaders and discuss candidacy.
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Washington
Akron
Chas
Soldier Bonus Bill Formally Presented Today in Paris
A Paris report notes the soldier bonus bill is formally presented today. A bankers committee has abandoned an idea of an international loan to Germany and will prepare a report reflecting the rejection for the separations commission.
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OY the Associates Press
Paris
Germany
Separations Commission
Senate debate on bonus bill cites $3.846 billion cost over 43 years
In Washington today the bonus bill was officially introduced in the Senate by Chairman McCumber with a report estimating the federal cost at 3.846 billion dollars over 43 years starting next January 1. The estimate assumes 75 percent of 4,468,109 eligible veterans would choose adjusted service certificates, 22 percent farm home aid, and 24 percent vocational training. If all veterans chose the certificate plan total cost would reach 4.486 billion. The report hopes expenditure cuts plus interest on refunded foreign obligations avoid higher taxes, while some Republicans push for swift action before debate over the tariff bill.
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Associario Puneet
Washington
Juns
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Ius
Rosendorf Regains Speech During Atlantic City Flight
William Rosendorf junior, son of a wealthy Washington, D. C. resident, had been mute for years. During an Atlantic City flight at 5000 feet with Pilot Allen, he spoke the word air plan e. He can hear well but previously lost speech due to illness.
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William Rosendorf
Washington
D. C
Atlantic City
N. J
Allen
Belleek retaken by British forces in Ireland
British troops retook Belleek in Ireland after a clash with Irish irregulars that began around 1 PM. British artillery fired near the Bolleek fort, and later reports said Belleek was regained without loss of life.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
Belleek
Bolleek
Bandits Escape With Large Sum On East 6th Street
In Cleveland on June 8 two bandits escaped with more than $4300 and checks after attacking 24 year old cashier Bessie Gore of the Weil company on a crowded East 6th street section.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Bessie Gore
Weill Company
East 6Th Street
Mother Of Three Walks In Sleep And Is Killed
Mrs. Mary Kender a mother of three is believed to have walked in her sleep to death under a train at a Pennsylvania railroad crossing in Cleveland in the early hours. She had been watched by her three ill children with measles for four nights prior to the tragedy.
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Cleveland
Mary Kender
President and Party Travel to New Jersey for Addresses
President Harding and Mrs. Harding with a small party depart Washington on a regular train for New Jersey where he will deliver two addresses tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
New Jersey
Beer Candidate Opens Campaign in Westerville Rally
Columbus June C Homer Durand of Coshocton Ohio Republican candidate for governor plans a Westerville rally at town hall. He will argue for modification of prohibition laws and the return of light wines and beer.
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Columbus
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Westerville
Durand
Question of Move Fast in China
Peking June 8 leaders weigh if forces replacing Li Yun Nung can move fast enough to forestall Sun Yat Sen head of Canton government from taking the national government.
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Peking
Li Yun Nung
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
China
King Alexander and Princess Marie Wed in Belgrade
Belgrade reports the royal wedding uniting King Alexander of Jugoslavia and Princess Marie of Roumania. elaborate precautions guarded the ceremony with armed guards on balconies and damager points while spectators faced strict limits and no cameras or bags without written permit.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Jugo+Slavia
Alexander
Marie
Roumania
Prinecess Marie
Pay Last Tribute to Mrs Moore in Pittsburgh
Friends from official circles and the arts paid final respects to Mrs Lillian Russell Moore in Pittsburgh. A detachment of United States Marines stood guard at the death room following orders from Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
June
Lillian Russell Moore
United Stated Marinen
Moore
Washington
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Robert’ Chase Appleton
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