Fraterville and Thistle mines blast near Coat Creek
A May 19 special from Knoxville reports a mine explosion at Fraterville and Thistle in Coat Creek Tennessee. Rescue efforts faced heavy slate falls and heat, with at least one body recovered and officials estimating many deaths in both mines. The Fraterville coal mine, oldest in the Coal Creek district, is owned by Coal Creek Coal Company led by Major J C Camp.
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Mont Pelee Still Active Threat Ahead
Paris reports Mont Pelee continues to erupt sending vast amounts of cinders over southern Martinique. Violent explosions heard at Le Carbet. Governor J Huerre cites no imminent danger to northern districts, while economic hardship worsens as people stay away from work. Dispatches from Barbadoes and Fort de France note ash and volcanic dust falling thickly, with oceanic activity and a light earthquake felt in California.
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Sunday quiet as saloons close and arrests rise
There were no open saloons Sunday and no arrests for intoxication. Those charged on Monday were arrested Saturday night. Saloonkeepers closed at midnight, promised to continue. Rev J G Sington urged enforcement, condemning sporadic church warnings and demanding action against intoxication and liquor sales.
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Clergy Urged to Persist in Law Enforcement Crusade
Rev J G Shay er of the First Church of Christ urges ministers to do more than a momentary effort in urging enforcement of the law and defends clergy from editorials that shift duty to journalists. He cites editors as responsible citizens and calls for steady support from clergy and press alike in pushing for stronger law enforcement. Local ministers Howard S McAgee and Rev A coat? and Ly Alspach offer remarks at the Sunday gathering.
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Akron Gun Club to Host All Day Shoot Event
Akron Gun Club plans an all day shoot featuring multiple events. Organizers invite enthusiasts to participate and spectators to watch, with firearm safety emphasized throughout the day. Participants include local marksmen and club members, aiming to showcase shooting skills and community camaraderie.
Decoration day rifle event drew diverse participants
The program features several shooting events with handsome trophies for top finishers. Participants from outside Ak PO are expected, highlighting wide interest in the forthcoming Decoration day activities.
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Ak PO
Charred Remains Reported at Ruined U S Consulate
A cablegram from Commander T. Be Me Lean describes devastation at the United States Consulate area with charred remains, looting, and refugees in distress. He notes volcanic conditions affecting Vincene and nearby inland districts, with reports of burning and structural collapse.
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Refused Permit Sparks Violent Confrontation Outside Store
Rev W F Crispin refused to show his permit while addressing a crowd in front of M O Neil Co store. Officer Murray forcibly removed him. the incident drew a large, angry crowd and a second officer assisted. Crispin later claimed a permit dated May 8 authorized speech opposite the store. mayor Doyle denied the permit.
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Elected Secretary of Akron Undece Association
Mr. Elartaell was elected secretary and will assume the position on Thursday. Mr. Martsell will join Werner Co for a term the year.
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Akron Undece Association
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Werner Co
Poison Did Not End His Life in Akron Court
Sabbatoria Gigna, arraigned in Nice court, charged with vage fancy, attempted suicide after visiting Steinbacher's drug store. He asked for poison, was given a harmful dose, survived, then received another, prompting police involvement. Mayor Doyle ordered 30 days in the Cleveland workhouse after trial.
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Woman hysterical scene leads to police custody in Akron
A distraught woman, Mrs Neville, created a public disturbance on a Akron street claiming to need shelter and threatening self harm. She told a tale of being abandoned by her husband Mr Neville after arriving from the east and was temporarily held at police headquarters before calmer, then released to relatives. She had visited Humphrey & Humphrey seeking alimony records.
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Frankfort House
Officers nominating convention set for Mansfield
Lieutenant William Walk presides over a meeting of Company B to nominate candidates for major of the Third battalion, Eighth regiment, with Lieutenants Walling and captains Mackburn and Werner expected to accompany him to Mansfield on Tuesday night.
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Feeling Well After Vacation Return to Police Court
A brief item notes Hip Honor Mayor Wa. B. Doyle in police court Monday morning with fiebonair, a fresh boutonniere on his lapel. He returned from a vacation Saturday and said he felt fine and enjoyed his trip, speaking of his sister at E.
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Weather Update for Lakes Region Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy skies give way to cooler conditions across the NEA lakes area tonight. Tuesday brings a continued cool trend with below normal temperatures and light, variable winds.
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Nea Lakes
Loop the Loop Rigging At Fountain Park Draws Crowds
Hundreds visited Fountain Park on Monday to view the loop the loop rigging for the stunt by Jeremy Pionkin the royal cyclist. Officials say preparations are nearly complete and spectators have begun to comment on the upcoming ride.
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Accident Involving Mr John Luginbuhl On Moving Car
Mr John Luginbuhl of Wid Carrol L sustained head injuries Saturday night when attempting to alight from a moving Leophine car on Bax Chaugest near Sherman Street. He was thrown to the pavement but could walk afterward.
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Corrupt Conditions Reported In Toledo Bribery Case Indictments
Grand jury report in Toledo Ohio alleges corruption and official dereliction. Indictments list Mose R J Brailes city solicitor and others including Kadgar Bekert table hallways Abd Light company agent, James Sheehan contractor, Wor 1 Young assistant street commissioner, and others all charged with bribery.
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George Stetter
James Sheehan
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Tragic disturbance leads to shooting charges in city case
In Perking Park, Edward Englehart and family faced a confrontation with Walter Hanley and companions. A gun reportedly fired at Englehart as he returned, with Hanley later charged with shooting while others fled. Davis pleaded to a minor disorderly conduct count and was fined five dollars plus costs. Hanley’s case was continued as the mayor warned of penitentiary risk, with Hunley’s plea to stand and bond set at one thousand dollars.
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Annual Meeting Notice of Union Charity Association
The annual meeting of the Union Charity Association will be held Tuesday evening in the W C D V room at 90. Members will elect officers and present annual reports. It is urged that all members attend. the 16 tickets are to be accepted as official ratification of the meeting.
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Sentenced for Robbery Involving Mine Bertha Moore
Chas Cooney, a trader of the negroes, was sentenced to 20 years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to criminal assault and robbery connected to Mine Bertha Moore Baturdiy. Upshaw and Brent were sent to Mansfeld Reformatory for highway robbery. Cooney received an additional five years for robbery, totaling 25 years.
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Special Grand Jury Arraigns Trio in Cuydogn Bed Robbery
Charley Cooney Upshaw and Brent, three Black suspects, faced an early Monday arraignment before Judge Hoffman for highway robbery of Bertha Moore near Cuydogn Pails. Upshaw pleaded guilty. Cooney admitted guilt. Brent denied participation but admitted some money. A special grand jury was impaneled to probe the charges. Miss Moore described shock and nerves after the robbery. Sheriff Kelly reported quiet conditions at the jail following the arraignment. A crowd gathered at the Mac House to watch the proceedings.
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A. (. Holloway
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Sherif Kelly
Responsible Under Oath in Akron Sermon Critique
A First M church audience of 1,100 heard Dr. Prattkermean discuss "Akron's Government a Week's Investigation and Review." He argued officials must uphold oaths, urged impeachment power, and called for city government reform amid calls for accountability and a cleaner city.
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