Trimble Couples Wed In Double Ohio Ceremony
Society notes report Miss Esta Brammer wed to Clyde E. Haskins of Trimble by Rev. Daniel McGurk at 2 45 in his home. Earlier, Dr. McGurk united Charles Gaston of Guysville and Florence Brown of Athens at the Townsend home with plans to travel to Buckeye Po for a week then Akron to visit relatives before returning to Guysville. Many local names appear in visits, trips, and a death notice for Willard Hemingher in Akron.
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Trimble
Esta Brammer
W. A. Brammer
Clyde E. Haskins
Daniel McGurk
M. E
North
Congress Street
First Methodist Church
Charles DeWitt Gaston
Guysville
Florence Brown
Athens
Lennan Townsend
Morris Ave
Georgette
Buckeye Poe
Akron
Emmett Brown
Call in state troops to end up battle at Glen Alden mine
Restlessness among anthracite strikers turned violent at the Truesdale colliery in Nanticoke as about 600 miners attacked a deputy sheriffs’ car and three others with rocks. State troopers arrived and dispersed the mob after a hot engagement.
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Wilkesbarre
Truesdale
Glen Alden Coal Co
Nanicoke
Exports Drop Record Value in Year End June 1922
The department of commerce announced a decrease of 2 745 328 436 dollars in the value of American exports for the year ending June 1922. The report outlines a sharp decline in export figures, reflecting broader postwar economic straits and shifting trade patterns.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Illinois Coal Operators Foresee Resumption Of Mining
Chicago August 9 Immediate resumption of coal mining in Illinois was forecast after a conference of 50 operators. Five of the largest mines in Bloody Williamson County reportedly ready to work. Peace plans were to be discussed to secure approval from miners and speed return to work.
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Chicago
Williamson’ County
Cleveland
Illinois
Chauncey Residents Attend Camp Meeting and Local Events
Chauncey residents represented the local Church of God at the Springfield camp meeting. Logan guests attended visits by Mrs. L C Strausbaugh and Mrs. George Strausbaugh. Funeral attendance included Chauncey residents at Athens for Prof Martzolff with kinship ties noted. Christian Endeavor held a Tuesday meeting at the Christian church and local families hosted dinners and hospital visits continued through the week.
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John Loper
J. Robinson
Elia Tedrick
Church of God
Springfield
L. C. Strausbaugh
George Strausbaugh
Logan
W. B. Koons
Jasper Drake
Chauncey
Prof Martzolff
Athens
C. W. Ferrell
Prof. Martzolff
Ferrell
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Church
French Control of Ruhr Valley May Come About
Paris report says Premier Lloyd George agreed to Allied control of the Ruhr district of Germany. The Ruhr basin, containing Europe’s richest coal mines, has been a focal point since the Versailles treaty, with French agitation for seizure continuing.
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Ruhr
Paris
Lloyd George
Germany
London
Europe
Governors to convene if Cleveland talks fail
Indiana Governor McCray announced that five state governors will be asked to meet with him and mining officials at a central location to settle the nationwide coal strike if the Cleveland conference does not succeed. The governors of Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania Iowa and Michigan would be invited.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Warrent T. McCray
Indiana
Cleveland
Ohio
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Michigan
McCray
Bond issue for new Hocking County courthouse passes in Logan
Results from Logan show the bond issue for a new Hocking County courthouse winning by 21254 to 2002 with one precinct yet to report. Vic Donahey and Carman Thompson led Democratic and Republican senatorial candidate fields. Pomerene edged Lentz for the Democratic senator nomination in the county.
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Logan
Hocking County Court House
Vic Donahey
Carmin
Thompson
Denahey
Johnson
Duffy
Harvey Smith
Durand
Williams
Knight
Day
Harry Clay Smith
Durnett
Beethem
Pomerene
John J. Lentz
Lentz
Fess
Atnold
Wood
Edwin D. Ricketts
Congress
Stoughton
Acte
Underwood
Miller
Word
Dalbott
Will Open Coal Mines if Great Meeting Fails
The 14 coal mines in Saginaw valley will resume operations under state control if the Cleveland national coal parley fails to end the strike. Governor Groesbeck and T. Leo Jones, head of the Michigan miners union, confirmed the plan. The mines produce 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 tons of bituminous coal annually.
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Lansing
Mich
Saginaw Valley
National Coal Parley
Cleveland
Alex J. Groesbeck
Central West
T. Leo Jones
Michigan Coal Miners’ Union
Foster Wins Wide Victory in Tenth District Race
Four years after defeating Switzer for the Republican nomination, J M Foster won by about 8500 votes in the tenth district. Unofficial counts show Foster carrying every county including Gallia by narrow margins in some, with county totals across Athens Meigs Jackson Vinton Lawrence and Gallia. In Athens county Foster led 4683 to 1380 with 789 for Myers. Foster swept Ironton precincts and two of Gallipolis four. The Sacramento Valley agriculture reported crops valued at 295 million dollars annually.
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J. M. Foster
Robert M. Switzer
Gallipolis
Foster
Gallia
Athens County
Meigs County
Jackson County
Vinton County
Lawrence County
Switzer
Myers
Mr. Foster
Ironton
Kiwanis Picnic Set for Logan With Athens Lancaster Clubs
The Kiwanis outdoor picnic will be held at Logan Thursday August 17 in cooperation with the Logan and Lancaster clubs. Members will travel from Athens by noon reaching Logan by 2 pm for games and family tables to foster plans and fellowship.
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Kiwanis Club
Logan
Kiwanis
Lancester
Athens
Lancaster
C. EE. Stailey
M. M. Kerr
T. N. Hoover
Logan Club
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Sprague
Wiley Sprague
Howe
Lew Roberts
E. C. Woodworth
L. W. Roberts
Br. John Sprague
C. BE. Howe
T. Phillips
Carl Ueasley
Double Tragedy At Detroit Hotel Involving Lundgren Case
In Detroit at the Hotel Commodore annex basement George Lundgren, 28, was found slain shortly after his mother in law Mrs Annie Enger had been battered with a bottle. Lundgren's body lay in a corner as police responded to a call that Mrs Mager had been beaten unconscious.
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Detroit
George Lundgren
Hotel Commodore Annex
Annie Enger
Lundgren
Election clash in Webbe leaves one dead two wounded
In Fort Gay West Virginia on August 8 a brawl during an election fight in Webbe left Walter Copley Republican nominee for Mingo county prosecutor dead and Lee Curry and Rube Wallace election officers seriously wounded authorities said.
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Fort Gay
W. Va
Webbe
Here
Walter Copley
Mingo County
Lee Curry
Rube Wallace
Old Offender Treated Leniently in Nelsonville Court
Olle Triplett of Nelsonville faced an old, unprosecuted charge in Justice Helwig's court after officers Baynham and Nash captured him following his flight. Although fined 100 dollars with 50 suspended, the judge indicated leniency for Triplett saying he had stopped handling hooch a month earlier.
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Olle Triplett
Nelsonville
Helwig
George Baynham
Dana Nash
Triplett
Men Working to Free Two Buried Children
Police and firemen work feverishly to rescue two children buried by a heavy sand slide near Youngstown City Hospital. Officials fear the tots may already be dead as efforts continue this afternoon.
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Youngstown
Plan for Rail Labor Talks Divides Hard and Soft Shell Leaders
A conference of 148 railroad presidents in New York seeks to back President Harding’s plan to end the shopmen’s strike but faces a likely clash between hard shells favoring guarded concessions and soft shells pressing for public opinion influence. The group aims for a quick agreement, with reservations about replacement workers, while noting July output rose about 60 percent in some shops during strike months.
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New York
Harding
Rall
Belgium's Theunis Renews Indemnity Talks With Counter Proposals
London August 4. Threat of collapse in the inter allied indemnity conference was narrowly avoided when Premier Theunis of Belgium submitted counter proposals to replace Germany’s terms. France insists on separate action against Germany and contemplates sanctions such as seizing Ruhr coal. Disputes flare between Lloyd George and Poincare and within the experts’ committee. Winston-Salem leads Southern cities in manufactured value.
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David. M. Church
London
Theunis
Belgium
Poincare
France
Germany
Ruhr
Lloyd George
Thompson credits Ohio Republicans and women for victory
Colonel Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland saluted supporters after the primary results. He credited loyal friends statewide and especially Ohio women for the success and vowed to continue the campaign with Republican help toward a November win.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Carmi A. Thompson
Local Social Notes Include Births Visits and Death
Sand Ridge Delbert Reeves and family and Mrs. Sadie Brooks visited their brother in Colum on Sunday. A fine daughter was born to Lea ter Oberholzer and wife on Sunday evening August 6. William Graves and wife with relatives spent Sunday with Hod Williams and family. The community mourns the death of Hildreth Graves Spencer Erwin of Nelsonville. Montville Bolin invests in a new fence to improve his property. Mia Mary Lettie of Springfield visits relatives here.
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Delbert Reeves
Sadie Brooks
Columbus
Leater Oberholzer
William Graves
Eva Ahlinger
Guy Bolin
Hod Williams
Hildreth Graves Spencer Erwin
Nelsonville
Montville
Bolin
Mia
Mary Lettie
Springfield
First Casualty in Guard Camp in Indiana Mines
In Staunton Indiana Private Charles Hoskins of Gary and the 88th field signal company National Guard was shot while sleeping in his tent at the strike breakers camp. The bullet, fired by an unknown intruder, caused a minor injury and Hoskins received care at the camp infirmary.
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Staunton
Ind
State of Indiana
Charles Hoskins
Gary
88Rd Field Signal Company
Indiana National Guard
Hoskins
Cupid Wins Navy Bout for Boston Nuptials
In Boston a sailor Antonio D Ambra of the U S receiving ship Southery won a popular decision to marry Frances Spinella of Charlestown after leaping overboard to reach shore. Discipline relented and Antonio received 24 hour furlough. Corporal Ash served as best man during the marriage. Also: Catmaan girls club hosts ice cream social August 12 at Charles Mansfield home Willow Creek.
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Boston
Mass
Daniel
Antonio D'Ambra
U. S
Southery
Frances Spinella
Charlestown
Antonio
Spinella
Corporal Ash
Girls’ Clothing Club
Catmaan Township
Charles Mansfield
Willow Creek
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