Heat Wave in Sight Prompts Bank Remodeling Plans
In Cleveland on June 5 a severe heat wave worsened deaths across several states with Ohio reporting 23 fatalities. Plans emerged for the People's Savings Bank Co to remodel its North Fourth Street building to add stores and modernize for banking and office use including expanded space and upper-floor improvements.
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People’s Savings Bank Co
North Fourth Street
Ohio
Court
T. F. Spangler
O S Savings Bank
North Fourth
Ios
Wendell Hias
South Fifth Street
ZanesiiNe Publishing Co
Record Heat Breaks June Highs Across Ohio and City
Weather shifted from Cleveland to statewide heat as June temperatures set new records. Officials report 233 deaths statewide with multiple cities recording in the 90s including Toledo 86 to 96 range, Columbus 94, Dayton 92, and Tiffin Sandusky among hottest points. Famine fears rise with 000 gallons remaining as rainfall is awaited. Schools reopen under extreme heat with rooms surpassing 95 degrees.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vari He State
Tiffin
Sandusky
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
New England Heatwave Causes Ten Deaths Reported
Record temperatures in Boston and surrounding areas led to ten heat related deaths as residents sought shade and relief. Hundreds sheltered outdoors overnight at Boston Common and along the Charles and Mystic rivers, with official warnings issued for vulnerable populations.
No relief in sight as heat wave holds on
June 3 report from Washinden notes temperatures around 100 degrees with fears of a prolonged heat wave. The U S Weather Bureau warns no relief for at least several days as residents cope with extreme heat.
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Washinden
United States Weather Bureau
Heat Blitz Across the East Causes Fatalities and Discomfort
New York reports extreme heat with numerous deaths and prostrations over a wide stretch. The Weather Bureau warned no relief soon as officials noted record highs and cities opened beaches and outdoor spaces to help residents endure the scorching weekend.
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New York
Wilco Wea
Weather Bureau
United States
Itan
Bureau
Toledo Keeps Schools Closed Amid Heat Wave
Superintendent Meeks announced an afternoon half holiday as Toledo endures a heat record day. The decision extends a temporary break for students while officials monitor conditions and safety concerns.
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Meeks
Toledo
Board of Revision Hears Complaints on North River Road
City Board of Revisions held a morning hearing to consider objections to proposed improvements of North River road. Residents largely opposed the materials suggested, with debate over design and construction specifics.
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Board of Revision
North River
City Board of Revisions
Unclear fragmentary report from Fair Columbus meeting
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a board composed of members including J B Wuser and references to Soviet risks. The text is garbled and provides no clear event date or outcome.
Two Dead as City Orders Brief Morning Sessions for Heat
In a reply to extreme heat, city officials impose single brief sessions in schools and require factories to install additional cooling measures. Authorities report two deaths linked to heat conditions as heat intensifies.
Road Change Hearing Delayed Across Four Counties
A postponed hearing on road modifications affects IV THO counties. Proposals include changing routes near Rock and along the river TeConnsisy with dates shifting to June. Local officials cite scheduling conflicts and environmental concerns as reasons for the delay.
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Tho Counties
Mian Killed Wife and Family in Hamilton Case
In Hamilton Ohio on a Thursday morning Lloyd Russell shot and killed eight relatives and wounded himself. Epperson arrested after the attack. Russell fired twice into his face as officers entered. His crime allegedly stemmed from a feud with his in laws and a relative of Mrs Russell. The sister in law died months earlier in a Derrton state hospital for the insane.
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Hamilton
June BA
Funacy
Lioyed Russel
Mornix
Epperson
Erdaecording
Russell
Imeer
Ig and Loan Company
Assassination Foiled In London Trial Reveals Strain
Fragmentary report describes a homicide case tied to Bruce Brown, age 23, and his estranged wife in an incident where shots were fired. The piece references a period of separation and execution-like acts, with mentions of King Alonso and Spanish intrigue as context.
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Uua Brown
Bruce Brown
Brown
London
Jute SA
Alonso
Bowane
Barcelona
Pales
Marines Guard the President During Summer Vacation Plan
Washington reports a company of 100 U S Marines to guard President Coolidge during the vacation period. The Marine base at Quantico Va is selecting guards by ability. Lieutenant Edgar Allen Poe is named to command a guard unit.
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Washington
United States
Coolié
Quantico
Edcar Alen Poe
Canot Fire Will Of Rich Ohio Capitalist Dead In Italy
Italian death ends will quest for wealth of Ohio financier Miler W. Ensoawich. Newspaper notes his fortune, ties to Lincoln Era figures, and esteem by Americans for philanthropy. Details are unclear. mentions Florence, Palmieri, and Boccaccio context.
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Ohio
Italy
Japan Fires Sharp Note to Chinese Over Policy
A terse diplomatic note from Japan denounces Chinese policy actions and calls for immediate revisions. Officials in Tokyo warn of potential repercussions if demands are not met and urge restraint on both sides.
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Japan
Two Boys Overcome By Heat Wave On Thursday
Alfred E Mersey 12, on the Maysville pike, was overcome by heat and rushed to Bethesda hospital where he rested the next day. Charles Wilson, about 16, suffered heat exposure on Putnam avenue near Ames street, received first aid, was placed in shade by the Muskingum river, and was reported somewhat better Friday morning.
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Alfred E. Mersey
Maysville
Memorial Parade Marks Eagles Burial Observance
A local memorial parade and cemetery services are planned for a deceased Eagles member. The event includes a street parade led by a committee and several local residents, with a funeral procession to follow at the cemetery near Main Street.
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Eegies
Griery
Swill
Gerres
Deyress
M. Wao Mazer
C. C. Slater
Isaac Humphrey
Laders
Defendants Deny Stories Told by State Witnesses
In federal court Cleveland Ohio June defpro enforcement chief testifies for Me Copeland amid a conspiracy trial involving Jonas Russell and Warren Barnett. The defense disputes government testimony claiming earlier timing and involvement of whiskey shipments tied to the 1922 case. Court proceedings reference Coveland Gardos and related conspirators as witnesses and defendants face questioning over illegal whiskey activity.
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Cleveland
N. & Clors
Prohibition Enforcement
Ohio
Me Copeland
Joshua E. Russell
Warren E. Barnett
Ceiss
Clark
Gardos
Copeland
Hquar
Coneland
Bathing Suits Required at Local Pools
A court notes the ongoing practice of enforcing swimwear rules at local pools. Patrons were warned that failure to wear appropriate clothing will lead to penalties under the law. Prosecution may follow for violations.
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sWanmir
Nuavrere
Crane Ohio Treats Newspaper Offices
The Crane Ohio Ice Cream Co sent a freezer with delicious summer flavors to the newsroom staff, providing free ice cream to employees during a hot afternoon. The gesture boosted morale as reporters and editors enjoyed the treat.
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Crane Ohio
Crane Ohio Ice Cream Co
Auto Victim ZaXTOn. Jane B.-Don Ritter, sr. obituary
Jane B. Ritter Sr of Chippewa Falls died from injuries in an auto crash on Thursday. Her husband Don Ritter Sr. survived the crash as the sole surviving next of kin. The incident details are incomplete in the fragmentary text.
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Zaxton
Jane B
Don Ritter
Chippewa Falls
Enid
Murder Suspect Held in Gripping City Slaying
Neighbors reported screams from the apartment of Mrs. Prenderzens as police investigated a death. They found a young companion murdered and a 43 year old man detained as a suspect.
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Prenderzes
Prencerzast
Torrid heat devastates Muskingum crops sparks fresh irrigation plea
A scorching spell grips Muskingum County causing widespread crop damage across vegetables fruits and pastures. Farmers warn irrigation and relief are urgently needed to prevent near total loss before cooler conditions and rain arrive.
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Muskingum
No Rain Forecast Until June 21 For Muskingum County
A Muskingum County farmer says no rain is expected until June 21 based on almanac predictions warning of hot dry spells the forecast notes Zanesville water pumps running at 6.5 million gallons daily and capacity to 9 million with no shortage unless failures occur officials report fair weather and continued heat as Bis boro awaits the weather outlook across the county.
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Musmagum County
Charles JiLanghlin
Water Works
Zanesville
Zanes
Tragic Death After Mother's Note Reveals Plan
A 7 year old girl in Boston died by her own action after authorities learned from a mother's note of a planned act. Police reported the mother found unconscious and the child deceased. investigators searched the scene for clues and details remain under police review.
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Boston
Khoene
C N and Z Renew Push to Secure Red Star Bus Line
The C N and Z revive efforts to secure the Red Star bus route from Columbus to Wheeling. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but refer to sale plans and reorganizations affecting the service.
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Red Star
Columbus
Wheeling
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