Court order continued in Luhrig case restrains picketing
Judge Worstell of the Athens County Common Pleas court grants a temporary injunction against the United Mine Workers of America and its officers and members. The ruling extends the order restricting picketing on Luhrig Collieries property and provides for further restraints to shield mine operations.
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Luhrig Collieries Company
L G Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
United Mine Workers of America
Lathrig
Nexs
Sven
Warning by Worstell on injunction limits at Luhrig mine
Surge L G Worstell warned that violations of the injunction could cut pickets at the Luhrig mine from six to three. The court issued detailed rules restricting picketing to on duty individuals, size limits, spacing, hours, and certification by local union officials, with enforcement and exemptions noted.
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Surge L. G. Worstell
Tip
Luhrig
Aged Man Hague Dies After 67th Anniversary
POMEROY Aug 6 Staff Special Alpheus Monroe Hague 59 died Friday at his Fairview Letart township home from old age infirmities. He and Mrs Hague celebrated their sixty seventh wedding anniversary. The wire is more than 87 years old. He served in the Civil War as a member of the 192nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry with several distant relatives. Funeral will be at Leetart M E Church at 2 PM Sunday with burial in Leetart cemetery.
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Hague
192Nd
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Leetart
M. EL
Letart Cemetery
Sheriff Williams Fails to Arrest Gunman in Nelsonville Road Confrontation
In Nelsonville on a Friday afternoon Sheriff Williams and deputies confronted Clel Douglas on Lick Run road. Douglas refused arrest, insisting he would not accompany them. Patrolman Bateman and Deputy McCune reported Douglas was intoxicated but unarmed, while Merz Jr appeared nearby with a gun, prompting a protective withdrawal toward the Turn to page seven.
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Nelsonville
William Willams
Athens
Clel Douglas
Lick Run
Douglas
George Bateman
Nelsonsile
E. S. McCune
Williams
Herb Parker
Clyde O. Gloson
Dough
L. J. Eberle
New York
Bateman
McCune
Wilcee
Weigand
Brooklyn Manhate
Tan Transit Company
Charles Dodds
Maniff
Gouglay
Dodds
Woolworth
Pete Merz, Jr
Merz
George Ludden
Pete Merz
Brateman
Young Merz
Page Seven
Pilots Plan Trial Fight From Paris to New York
Paris dispatch reports pilots Pran and Corby prepared for a trial flight to England tonight as a prelude to a transatlantic departure from Paris to New York on Tuesday.
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Pran
Paris
Given
Corby
England
New York
Woman May Sell Husband for 650 So He May Marry
In Chicago a wife faces a court hearing to decide if she will help her husband wed another woman for 650 dollars. The husband owes her maintenance and claims he cannot pay because a friend would fund the divorce if she agrees. Mrs Ruth G Patterson and Borgeson discuss the unusual arrangement as a court weighs the matter.
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Chicago
U.P
Duolph Borgeson
Joseph Burke
Borgeson
John
Ruth G. Patterson
D. Rockefellé
Strik~j and Borgeson
Ingo
Tal Borgeson
New York
Majestic
France
Fear A Strike In Colorado
Governor Adams sought to arbitrate a promised general strike in Southern Colorado coal mines set for Monday in protest of the Sacco Vanzetti sentence. Colorado Fuel & Iron officials urged action as investigators rushed to Walsenburg to meet I W W leaders and avert a potentially disastrous walkout.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
William H. Adams
Colorado
Sacco-Vanzetti
Fred Farrar
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
George M. Taylor
State Industrial Commission
Walsenburg
Coolidge Declines 1928 Bid As Open Nomination Favored
President Coolidge signaled he will not seek re election in 1928 and intends to retire after his term ends March 4 1929. Observers see this clearing the field for an open Republican nomination while he plans a period of public life after leaving office. He also said no new disarmament conference will be called in 1929 due to timing.
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Pacl R
Mallon United Press
Rapid City
Aug
Coolidge
William Willams
Athens County
Italians Must Die Despite Protests In Massachusetts
A shoe factory worker and a fish peddler face execution for murder as protests flare. Bombings and threats widen fear in Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New York as authorities defend Sacco and Vanzetti who are nearing the electric chair amid seven years of legal dispute.
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Boston
U.rl
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Coolidine
Nicaia
Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
Nicola Sacco
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Samuel W Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
Clarkson Coal seeks federal injunction over mine interference
St Clairsville Aug 6 The Clarkson Coal company plans to ask the federal court in Columbus for an injunction to bar interference with its Provident mine employees. Several workers are alleged to have been beaten on their way to and from the mine, authorities said.
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Clarkson Coal Company
ST. Clairsville
Provident
Columbus
Buenos Aires News Supports Fuller and His Decisions
Buenos Aires dispatch says sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers caused a small blast at a Pergamino Ford agency and a rail bomb raid with limited damage. Nacion reports La Prensa backs Massachusetts death penalty, praising U S magistrates for enforcing safety and punishing violators.
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Buenos Aires News
Fuller
Buenos Aires
sacco-Vanzetti
Ford
Pergamino
Nacion
Prenso Today
Massachusetts
United States
la Prensa
Sofety
Washington's Acting Head: Castle Leads As Cabinet Absents
Washington August 6 URH An assistant secretary of state William R Castle dr 49 rises to ranking official in the capital as most cabinet members travel. Olds moves up to Kellogg, others dispersed on European and domestic trips including Kellogg to Buffalo and Wilbur to Rapid City.
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Washington
URH
William R. Castle
State Department
Robert E. Olds
Kellogg
Jett
Europe
Castle
Buffalo
Navy
Wilbur “2
Rapid City
President Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Melon
Davis
Sargent
Vermont
New
Secretary of
Agriculture Jardine
Michigan
Labor
Philadelphia
Interior
Work Sn
West
Commerce Hoover
California
Ohio Leader Criticized Over Militia Delay in Coal Regions
The Ohio governor faces sharp criticism for not sending militia to troubled coal districts as operators and union miners clash over wages. Donahey’s plan for a Miami wage conference is questioned while John L. Lewis signals acceptance to attend Toledo talks. Local operators reject reopening talks despite higher tensions and disorder.
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Columbus
Aug
Cleveland
Ornor
Vic Donahey
India
Donahey
Ohio
Rica Miller
Miami
Toledo
Tohn L. Lewis
Mine Workers of America
Rice Miller
Indiana
Ilnois
Pennsylvania
Minera Organization
Miller
Ohin
Operjetora
Ihinais
German Aviators Plan Atlantic Crossing For New York
Berlin reports say two German airplanes will begin an Atlantic flight to New York within days, as Germany celebrates a 52 hour 25 minute endurance record by Risier and Edward in a Junker plane. The postal announcement notes nightfall after Monday and notes air mail rates.
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Berlin
Atlantic
New York
Germany
Risiier
Edward
Junker
Committee Urges Labor Federation To Demand Strike
A Sacco-Vanzetti defense committee trio visited the American Federation of Labor to press for a one day national strike Tuesday as a protest against the killings. They urged AFL President William Green to press Governor Fuller of Massachusetts to halt the execution. Green and AFL Secretary Morrison were absent, Morrison traveling to Indianapolis.
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Washington
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
Indianapolia
Green
North Carolina
Pilgrimage to Shrine Draws 20000 Worshipers
Twenty thousand people prepare to travel to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation for the annual pilgrimage and Novena of Prayer. The event gathers faithful from across Ohio, many aided by crutches and wheelchairs, reflecting believed cures through faith.
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Carey
Ohio
Concrete Around the Home promotion and coupon offer
An ad fragment touts a booklet Concrete Around the Home showing uses for concrete in farms and home projects. It mentions a coupon offer with return postage and a mailed booklet from Washington with taferaat style wording and unspecified costs.
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USA
Celine
Washington
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John D., Jr
Cal
Wade
South America
America
Grace Porter
Ludlow
Cleves
Central
Denahey
New York City
Trans-Atlantic
Jefferson County
Japan
Weilsonville
John Edwards
Nuts Lic
Ataadiiy Wersa
Teall
L ‘Eaders
Labor Federation
Frederic J. Haskin
Pares
Washington, D. C
Tate
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