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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
1
Mercury readings show a dizzy ascent to new peaks as temperatures reached 90 at noon across several city stations. Comparisons with Tuesday record highs noted readings of 86 to 98 across venues including hotels and stations, signaling an unusually warm spell downtown.
A scrambled OCR note describes a day with high temperatures and lively weather. It mentions a forecast of warmer afternoon conditions, thinning rain showers, and an electrical storm potential, with references to a Wednesday timeframe and Mercury readings in the text.
An article notes exceptionally high readings in tropical regions, with noon temperatures reaching unusual highs on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Riga hotel reported 105 degrees at noon on Wednesday, and a large thermometer in front of the inn hit another peak early Wednesday. Relief was awaited, while a local man, Samus Belemam, ST, Westbourne Avenue, overcome Tuesday afternoon, showed improvement Wednesday.
Fragmentary note reports Secretary Weeks described as in serious condition at PRT Fifty Grange. Mentions FL Weeks present and a general score for PR today.
Court heard that all three defendants in the Harner plot may rest their case today. Testimony named Mabel Welker Willebrandt, Copeland, and Gardos among key figures. sensational claims tied to Warren Garnett and Jess Smith surfaced, with attention on whether charges will be brought against others. James Gray aided an elderly woman. other witnesses include Agnes Specht and Walter Mears.
A third victim remains hospitalized as police investigate a reported armed hold up. Authorities have not released names or locations, but say the incident involved multiple suspects and occurred in the evening. Further details are expected as investigators review evidence.
Ward of the Avondale Children's Home reported an assault by a New Concord teacher. The boy, a state ward, was allegedly struck six times with a rubber hose and later punched in the face. Foster father Frank Percilla notified county officials and a conference with Inspector Billingsly was held to decide possible charges.
A brief report notes an injured person and multiple wires damaged in an incident. The fragment mentions ston and all wires, with unclear location or names. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Police request motorists to refrain from parking on Main Street during a spring ceremony. Officers will limit vehicle access to the thoroughfare and direct autos elsewhere to ensure the event proceeds.
A rumor suggests the W and L E plans an extension to coal fields. The report cites the St Lake Erie Co and a pending decision by the intercity commission with potential Cleveland ties. no decision has been announced as of now.
The speech defends national security and readiness, praising the naval academy and military unity. It condemns encroaching arms race while urging restraint, emphasising patriotism, dignity, and the need for a prudent defense policy.
Twelve students completed the normal course at Dresden Normal School earning diplomas. The commencement featured a playlet titled Glimmers of the Past, written by the class as an English project. Chesles W. Maston, superintendent of county schools, delivered the address to the graduates. Four graduates have already secured teaching positions in county schools.
Cleveland records 91 degrees amid a Midwest heat spell. Five deaths and multiple prostrations are reported across Lorain and nearby areas as officials warn against heat exposure and urge precautions. Local weather forecasters predict continued high temperatures into the week.
Contractors expect to begin tearing up paving on Greenwood Avenue Monday with several crews and traffic detours planned. Crews will work on Main Street and Ninth Street as part of a broader paving program, promising rapid completion depending on weather and site conditions.
A severe tornado swept eastern Nebraska and western Iowa last night causing multiple fatalities and many injuries. The storm damaged farm homes near Scheer, killing Mrs. Scheer and injuring others, with George and John Scheer among those affected. Local reports cite extensive destruction across farmsteads and communities.
Kiwanis club members in Athens are awarded a contract to repair a dam at a Boy Scout summer camp. The project, funded by local Kiwanis members, is set for completion later this week as part of a community service effort.
Report fragments recount a shooting linked to an automobile and several involved people. Names and full details remain unclear due to damaged text. The item references multiple individuals including three to four men and two women and a possible car charge.
A traffic collision involving multiple vehicles left one person dead and six injured. The crash occurred near a river road bend when a car carrying several passengers overturned after losing control. Emergency crews responded to the scene and transported the injured to area hospitals.
Fragmentary sentence mentions AI forge, Birdmen attack, fever, and defensive factors. No clear entities or events retrievable. Unable to determine concrete people, places, or organizations from the text provided.
Miss Margaret Donakey and Mr James Huffman were wed in a civil ceremony at the governor's home, the first wedding there since the mansion was built. A reception followed in the adjacent public garden with palms, ferns, and floral decorations.
Journal notes a tense clash involving American figures in Shanghai with reports of armed groups, defense efforts, and casualties. It mentions Trem Corbell and unfamiliar names amid a rising confrontation as American interests are pressed.
Lambertville pastor Rev Theron Lee arrives to preach his first sermon as pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church in Zanes on Sunday June 28. Children’s services move to Sunday evening June 23, with a new parsonage expected to be ready for occupancy soon.
The unrest spreads from Shanghai to Tientsin Hankow and Canien with protests against foreigners in schools and government actions. Foreign troops guard streets as authorities fear further clashes and riots involving workers and students.
In Shanghai unrest worsens as nationwide tensions flare during June. Reports indicate disruptions escalate with labor disputes intensifying and authorities grappling to restore order. Details remain fragmentary from the field.
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