Three Die In Buckeye Lake Storm Near Newark
Buckeye Lake near Newark rocked by a tornado that killed three Columbus residents. Rescue divers searched the lake as seven boats were missing and cottages and a bathhouse were destroyed. Property loss tallies rose to over 125000 with earlier estimates of 100000.
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Associated Press
Newark
Buckeye Lake Park
Here
Columbus
Bourch
Myron &. Iil
William H. Wohrle
M. Seigler
Olive Dean
Mira Wohrle
Seigler
Buckeye Lake
Artie Dean
Denison University Announces Gifts for New Chapel
Newark June 12 Denison University Granville announced gifts totaling more than 250000 dollars to fund a new chapel estimated at 400000 dollars. The announcement came at the commencement exercises this morning.
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Associated Pai
Newark
Denison University
Granvillu
Irish constitution revised. Griffith to Dublin with papers
London reports that the new Irish constitution articles have been revised to the editor’s satisfaction. Arthur Griffith is said to return to Dublin with the documents tonight. Churchill may delay his Commons statement to Tuesday or Thursday to enable a simultaneous London-Dublin announcement.
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London
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Churchill
House of Commons
Search Underway For More Bodies In Swimmer Tragedy
Police boats patrolled the waters of Long Island Sound after a deadly storm drowning thirty bathers. By dawn, no additional victims were found as rescuers noted strong tides likely carried away many bodies. Damage reached about $1,000,000 and over 100 people were injured.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Island Sound
Officials Attend Perry Funeral in Seloto Gazette Publisher Rites
Governor Davis and other state officials joined a large gathering of newspapermen at the funeral of G. W. C. Perry publisher of the Seloto Gazette. The service drew attendees from newspapers across the state on a June afternoon.
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Associated Paes
Davis
G. W. C. Perry
Seloto Gazette
Train hits auto killing three near McArthur Ohio
Three farmers riding in an automobile were killed when their car was struck by a Hocking Valley passenger train at a grade crossing near McArthur Ohio. The incident occurred this afternoon, according to Associated Press reports.
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Associate
Mcarthur
Ohio
Hocking Valley
French 10 Adopt Pacific Accord in Paris Debates
Paris June 12 French deputies begin ratifying the pacific accord reached at the Washington conference. Officials say the move is routine but objections are expected. The report notes the measure will be sent to the Senate for further action.
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AssociataDlues
Paris
Ute
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Wythe Aids Rescue After Buckeye Lake Storm
Mr George Wythe a Mt Vernon grocer aided in rescue work at Buckeye Lake when a violent tornado struck the Ohio summer resort. Thousands gathered as a bathhouse sheltering about 16 people was blown into the lake. Boats drifted away and two empty craft were found later amid widespread damage to trees cottages and the roller coaster at Fisher's Point Buckeye Lake park acted as the storm center with excitement among over two thousand spectators and visitors from Newark.
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George Wythe
Mt Vernon
Buckeye Lake
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Traction
Mr. Wythe
Ohio Electric
Fisher's Point
Open Shop and Labor Topics Dominate AFL Convention
The American Federation of Labor opened its two weeks’ convention in Cincinnati with themes including open shop, unemployment, wage reductions, recognition of Soviet Russia, and a court decision affecting labor as the major issues to discuss.
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City of Cincinnati
Frese
Cincinnati
Russia
American Federation of Labor
Who Ranks First When a Rear Admiral Is Senior
President Harding weighs who eats first between Major General Charles P. Summerall and Rear Admiral Edward Simpson in Honolulu. Both hold high ranks, but the question is who is senior by commission. Summerall is a Major General, while Simpson’s temporary rank before becoming permanent Rear Admiral complicates who leads.
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Harding
Charles P. Summerall
Edward Simpson
Honolulu
Summerall
Simpson
Knights of Pythias Hold Memorial Service and Graveside Tribute
Knights of Pythias No. 45 members held a Sunday memorial for past members. A 1:45 ritual service at Th aion castle hall preceded a parade to Mound View cemetery, where flowers were laid on each grave. A storm forced the evening address to Vinestreet Church of Christ, with Minister Wayt praising the order’s ideals and duties. A quartet provided songs as attendees discussed charity and benevolence.
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Than Judge
Knights of Pythias
Thaion Castle
Mound View Cemetery
UR K
Uus
Logan A. Wills
Jorge
Hush Wayt
Wayt
Vinestreet Church of Christ
Pythias
Itis
Messrs
Babbs
Smith
Turener Wid Errett
Harry Smith
Sale & Kolo
Storm blows steamers to river banks near Galaapolas
A June 12 report from Galaapolas via The Associated Press says yesterday's storm drove the Pittaburga Cincinnati steamers General Crowder and Greenwood aground on the Ohio near here. Passengers were safely landed.
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Associated Press
Galaapolas
General Crowder
Greenwood
Ohio River
May direct rail strike from Canada by unions
Chicago dispatch notes rumors that a rail strike could be directed and financed from Canada to circumvent US Supreme Court rulings on liability. Leaders of the unions say establishing Canadian headquarters would be legitimate given their international status.
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Associated Pass
Chicago
Adalmore Railway
United States Railroad Labor Board
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Capitalist name linked to grain grower push in Chicago
June 12 Chicago a capitalist was named by Janus K. Mason in testimony to a Senate committee investigating United States Grain Growers In corporat ion. Mason said a Board of Trade member would spend 1 million to promote a sales department for grain growers to Parton J. Hales. The revelation sparked sensational rounds in financial circles and drew surprise over Hales’s identification.
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Chicago
Janus K. Mason
Sprecial Senate
United States Grain Growers Incorporation
Parton J. Hales
Board of Trade
Mason
Ble
Cireles
Hales
Pallaz Reported Meeting Revolu tionary Leaders in New York
Associated Press: General Manuel Pallaz, who resigned from the Mexican army three weeks ago, is in New York conferring with revolutionary leaders including Mulls Dias. Reports come from revolutionary circles.
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Associated Presses
Paso
Texas
Manuel Pallaz
New York
Mulls Dias
Death toll rises from Eastern storm in New York
The Associated Press reports the sudden hurricane that hit New York has pushed its death toll beyond sixty, with authorities fearing higher totals. Two recovered bodies were found at Hunters Island and Traver's Island, and a fresh influx of victims was reported as morgues and rescue teams continued search efforts.
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New York
Hunters Island
Weir Pleads Guilty in Federal Theft Case
Noble E. Weir of Mt. Vernon pleaded guilty in U S court to stealing from the United States mail. He was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to five months in Franklin county jail.
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Mt. Vernon
Franklin County
Associated Pats
Columbus
Noble E. Weir
United States
Sater
U. S
Weir
Sylvester Fisher Exhibits Giant Six Inch Strawberry
An unusually large strawberry, six inches in one circumference and seven inches in another, weighing one and a half ounces, was showcased by Sylvester Fisher of 409 East Pleasant Street. He has found many large berries from a mammoth variety, but none previously as large as this specimen, later placed in Knox County Savings Bank window.
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Sylvester Fisher
East Pleasant Street
Fisher
Knox County Savings Bank
Cornerstone to be laid for St Vincents Church on June 26
The cornerstone for the new St Vincents de Paul Catholic church will be laid with services on Sunday June 26 announced by Pastor Rev DL We Mu hin e Work on the old church has begun and workers are removing debris to reach the corner.
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St. Vinccent de Paul's Catholic Church
Encampment Opens At Bucyrus Ohio By Association
Bucyrus June 12 The annual encampment of Civil War veterans of Ohio and auxiliary organizations got under way here today.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
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