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VICTIMIZED our 0..- $15,300, » THIS 15 MAIN STREET, POINTILEASANT, omo.
NEWS
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_ MONDAY, APRIL" 10, 1922
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April' 27 will see the centenary celebration of the birth of former President Grant. and from the bum-
ble cement porch on the left of this scene President Harding will address the notables gathered in the main‘
street of Point Pleasant. Ohio. Through the medium of the “"dess he Will be heard by many thous7nds
living on the main streets and bvwavs of the world.
' OPERATORS AND APPARATUS OF SOUTH’S LARGEST RADIO STATION.
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Mrs. June Price, divorced wife of a vice-president of the U. S. Rub-
ber Company, who is one'ol’ the victimsof Dr. Harvey A. Moore of New
Yorktwho ls a‘fugltivevtrom‘justice from California. Where he sold
shares in imaginary oil wells and mines. Dr. Moore is also accused by
his wife of taking‘sll't'he money she possessed when she married him. ‘
HEADED STRAIGHT FOR ALTAR; NO SIDETRACKING.
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-,- '. ‘ ~MFs.ZJean P. nay, the}innocent cause in the shng oi LieuL-Coi.
. -, , . Raul W.;B.e‘ck‘;hy herghnsband,‘ Judge Jean Day, polan. Beck was a
v . "g'u'éstfat' h fia‘r‘ty'in th‘e‘ho‘ln'e of the Days. Retort home after the
- .. . _ . Judge‘had1driven:his;gue'sts to, their respective prs oi abode, the
- ~ Judge'fonndv‘Beclri‘stt-uggling‘_with Mrs. Day. Tore his wife. the
'* ~: Judge,‘deoi'sre‘slf'he‘stfnclrf‘TBeckjon'the head with revolver. which
.~ : 'expiodeo‘ " L-irillin3’9tlie‘omcexf.‘ - ' i
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The broadcasting and receiving
station of the Polytechnic Insti-
tute, in Auburn,,Ala., is consid-
ered one of the most important
wireless telephone stations in the
southeastern: part of the United
States. Alabama has been 'Very
slow in developing amateur radio.
and as a result few stations are
Working. The Auburn station has
no elaborate layout of apparatus.
or nothing that makes a big show. .
but what the operators have ammrmm
proven shows it to be wonderfully
efficient. The call letters of the Note the two spark transmitter. Dunstan. Bottom row. standing.
station are "SKA." This station located in the rar of the switch- left end—J. C. Dickinson. Seated
has been heard in thirty-five board. The other picture shows -—H. C. Ryman, V. C. licnvaine,
States of. the Union and in Can- the operators of the station. Top chief operator: H. S. Brownell.
ada. One of the pictures shows row. left to right,sitting—-Thomas F. W. Breedlove and J. C. Bailey,
the operating room at "SKA." Neely, T. G. Connor and Arthur standing. right. ~. .
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' Photo by Underwood .9 Underwood.
Miss MaryLsndon Baker. who says she means it this time. ‘She has
just arrived at her home in Chicago'from California on the first leg or
SIX PERSONS KILLED WHEN AIR LINERS COLLIDE IN FOG.
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hercfiurney toilsondon to become the bride of Allister McCormick, one ‘ s
o cago's r c est young bachelors. Arrangements for the wedding ‘ I ‘ . Q.
' some. The fin. , _
:avteobee?t lilting? several 'times in Chicago. but something always came ll tralnxtx’o 1112:?)2; 389:1 tggéigisragigzgngéfg :ee’jeancing to the I:
D . SW 0 ss Bakers plans at the last minute. . ._ Al an orchestra in Pittsburgh. when the Lactanna ‘LRadio S;m;..;l"
. ulled into the H boken N. J. terminal ’ “f ‘ '
ENGRAVES CAPITOL ON PIN HEAD. 3 r r 11- - __ _, 9-. - __( g l 7 - CA5 OTTO KING.
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When V the Paris and London ,
nerialexpresses collided in mid: “
air. about seventy miles distant
from Paris and over the villige of j
Thieulioy, six persons were killed. - ~
-It was the most unusual accident . :
in the history of aviation. » Thst"~ 9'
. the two planes. both headed in‘
seer... game,
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. '2 antifBglshevik' chief 'and‘ “the
different directions. shouldxrevel “i "3 " ,. , 5 ' Autumn of theVCossa'c ” _18 held » 1
ever the same air channels. when ‘ ‘ ; _ -, in s25,ooo_;bail,charg'ed‘mth the '
they could have gone over other _. 1 - , tfieft of“ $475,000 . werth. of _
courses, seems strange. The “dis-5 . ‘ . _ T _ Woolen thufliand if“? :frorn'the Mew-rm " .
"t0? mm“ “fins a heurist- " 1- 3 Yonreveea " Berna aand "£929.51! . "ate of Austria. Cardi- .
0‘“ 313,39. “10 039. “m '. - r we=cosxpeny.‘~l_n.cgr !_ bank.- ' ‘ och. has. declar “1‘“
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.m a. .. Instheezsrsecidgaglotthhlnnt— 1- nw- éhififinthf' Ml, ties of Austria“
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