Governor Donahey May Offer Peace Makers Role in Coal Talks
Ohio officials signaled openness to a state level coal dispute meeting with Governor Vic Donahey, who has shown interest in mediating. Operators and miners officials, led by John L. Lewis, weighed a future state conference while avoiding early commitments.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Miners’ Organization
Vic Donahey
John L. Lewis International
United Press
Donahey
Lee Hall
G. W. Savage
Hall
Dynamite Found Near Pittsfield Suppresses Curiosity
Police in Pittsfield Massachusetts search a culvert near the NYNH Hartford line after an anonymous call reveals 35 pounds of dynamite in an uncovered box without caps or fuses. Extra guards are placed around the home of Massachusetts Supreme Court Associate Justice John C. Crosby located nearby.
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Pittsfield
Mass
U.P
New York, New Haven and Hartford
John C. Crosby
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Citizens Lose Municipal Primary Vote In Hamilton
Citizens in Hamilton missed the municipal primary vote as a charter form of city government takes effect January 1. Only nominations for municipal judge appeared on the ballot, saving about 4200 dollars this election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
U.P
Fire destroys boats at Sandusky yard
Fire swept the Sandusky Boat and Cabinet company buildings late yesterday causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars. Eighteen boats, mostly under construction, were destroyed. President August Reinke said most of the loss is covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Sandusky Boat and Cabinet Company
August Reinke
Robbery at Mrs Selina Siegel Home Reported in Columbus
Police investigated after burglars stole jewelry clothing and cash totaling 3200 from the home of Mrs Selina Siegel in Columbus. The theft was discovered today and police continued questioning neighbors and reviewing security footage for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Selina Siegel
Green Grapes Cause Chester Child's Death
Vir Genette Evans a Chester township girl died after illness following a green grape meal. Her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Evans mourn her burial in Chester cemetery conducted by Finsterwald undertakers of Pomeroy. The illness began three weeks earlier and led to her death Saturday last month.
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Pomeroy
Genette Evans
Everett Evans
Chester Township
Chester Cemetery
Finsterwald Undertakers
Medicinal Whisky Stock In U S Plentiful For Years
Assistant Secretary Lowman said medicinal liquor supplies are adequate for several years. A report by Dr Doran found in bond stocks could meet demand indefinitely, with no move to resume government managed distilling or create a semi official medicinal liquor body. About 10 million gallons were in bond for a five to ten year supply and annual withdrawals were reduced recently by stricter supervision.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
U PA
United States
Ee Lowman
L. C
Andrews
America
Lowman
J. M. Doran
Doran
Tragedy Revealed in Meigs County Family Killing
Officials reveal that four of five children from the Virgil Byers tragedy live in Gallia county after the Meigs county murder scene. The couple died in a brutal incident with the husband fatally slashing his wife and then killing himself. An eight-year-old girl later told the key facts as bodies were moved to Middleport for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Virgil Byers
Silver Run
Gallia
Charles Lambert
Meigs County
Middleport
Butler County Officials to Enforce Liquor and Gambling Laws
Local authorities in Butler County along with judges have shown a willingness to cooperate in enforcing liquor and anti gambling laws, according to B F McDonald. Governor Donahey said the state prohibition department is in touch but a special investigation is not needed now. Local officials should be given a chance to respond to complaints about conditions.
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Columbus
U.P
Butler County
B. F. McDonald
Donahey
State Prohibition Department
McDonald
Sacco and Vanzetti Fight Last Chance in Massachusetts
Judge Webster Thayer delays revocation and stay decisions on the Sacco and Vanzetti case as federal appeals loom. Thayer defends fairness, rejects prejudice, and notes no prior interviews, while the final hope hinges on a forthcoming ruling and potential federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
U.P
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Webster Thayer
Thayer
Fuller
Dedham Court
Thur D. Hill
Sacco
Vanzetti
Supreme Court
Bond Filed for Appeal to Ohio Supreme Court
A $360000 bond was filed today for appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court by Miss Mary Gerber and Mrs Catherine Gerber against Baltimore to challenge a prior awards decision. A coroner investigated the death of Dudley W Bryant at Johns Hopkins Hospital Huntington West Virginia where Bryant was found with his throat slashed in his Marburg building room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
U.P
Ohio Supreme Court
Mary Gerber
Catherine Gerber
Baltimore
Bessie Kehm Gerber
Dudley W. Bryant
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Plans Foiled at Shanghai Forts as Dynamite Seized
An attempt to blow up the Woo Sung forts guarding Shanghai was foiled when 3,200 cases of dynamite were seized aboard two lighters at Woo Sung.
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Shanghai
Woo Sung
Mystery over drifting submarine near Honolulu explored
San Francisco Aug 9 United Press staff writer John N Palmer reports conjecture surrounds submarine 027 sighted in the life lanes near Midway Islands about 1 200 miles from Honolulu. Poisonous gases hindered rescue attempts. A makeshift mast with an extinguished lantern hints some crew survived. Navy records note earlier Pacific submarine losses and recoveries, but ownership of 027 remains unclaimed.
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John N. Palmer
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Liberator
Midway Islands
Honolulu
Pacific
United States Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Navy
Kobe
Sasebo
Japan
Yokohama
50 000 Walk Out In Protest Strike Against Execution
About 50 000 workers in marine transport dock and related trades walked out in a half day protest over the Sacco Vanzetti execution. Central Labor Union did not authorize the action, blamed pro Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers for the stoppage, with extra police at union HQs to prevent unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Sacco-Vanzetti
Central Labor Union
Bacco-Vanzett
Rotary Sings at Athens Noon Meeting
Athens Rotary club at Hotel Berry held a music session led by Prof Cr C Robinson who plans a California trip for the summer. District Governor Begg to attend next Tuesday. John Patterson returns from teaching at Missouri. pianist Miss Helen McClafflin shows up with the singing.
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Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Cr. C. Robinson
California
Begg
Athens Rotarians
John Patterson
Athens Club
University of Missouri
Helen McClafflin
Ohio University
Cheaper Gas Through Synthetic Fuel Promise
Walter C. Teagle, president of Standard Oil of New Jersey, announced a deal with the German dye trust to produce synthetic motor fuel from low grade coal. If tests prove, a fuel famine fear may be eased and gasoline could drop to 10 cents a gallon.
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New York
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
German Dye Trust
Aunt Sarah McHarg Dead at 98 Pioneer of Athens County
Mrs. Sarah McHarg died Monday at 98 at the Bell home in Lower Plains Athens. She and her husband Hiram Bingham joined early California gold seekers sailing from New York on the Independence ship. Their journey endured a Jamaica hurricane and Panama transit before reaching San Francisco in 1852 with little money.
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Sarah McHarg
James B. Bell
Lower Plains
America
West
Athens County
New England
Hiram
San Francisco
Athens
California
Bingham
Polly Carlin
Denmark
Tenn
Marion to build theater on soundings site survey
Ohio briefs report soil and rock soundings underway for Marion's new 500000 theater. Other notes include Avon Dale trustees removal in Zanesville, Pherson Yarnell homecoming near Somerset, Fred Whiley named Spanish American War Veterans president in Lancaster, crop damage from a cloud burst near Gallipolis, drowning of Grace Hawkins at Crystal Lake park in Bucyrus, Ohio-Cleveland industrial exposition crowd in Public Hall, and a Wilson autographed photo surviving a fire in New Philadelphia with blocks damaged.
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Lancaster
Fred
Whiley
Bucyrus
Grace Hawkins
Crystal Lake Park
Here
Cleveland
Loraine County
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
New
Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Donald McGregor
McGregor, Bebout
Steinbaugh
New York Workers Prepare 24 Hour Strike Over Sacco Vanzetti
About 1,000 police monitor a planned 24-hour strike by New York industrial workers in protest against the Sacco and Vanzetti execution. The action targets clothing employers while public utilities largely stay on duty. L W W and Communist groups plan noon Battery gathering with mass meetings to follow, climaxing at 4 pm in Valon Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Communistic
the Battery
Valon Square
Coolidge Reviews Philippine Admin and Interior Shift
President Coolidge is urged to reorganize Philippine governance by moving administration from war to interior department amid discussions with Interior Secretary Work and Navy Secretary Wilbur. The death of General Leonard Wood prompts a successor plan, with Carmi Thompson named as a leading candidate for the post. Appointment is not anticipated for about a month.
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Rapid City, & D
Philippine Islands
War
Interior Department
Navy
Wilbur
Philippine Administration
Leonard Wood
Islands
Coolidge
Work
Department
Carmi Thompson
Ohio
Thompson
Wood
Four Arrested in Cleveland Robbery Probe
Four youths and a girl were arrested in Lorain as Cleveland detectives questioned them about recent hold ups. A tip tied them to the city’s tape bandit. Victims did not identify the arrestees, but one man with a gun is suspected of the local robberies. The others were recently paroled from Mansfield.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Mansfield
Mammoth Cave booklet offered by Washington bureau
The Information Bureau in Washington, D. C. promotes a 332 page booklet on subterranean wonders in Kentucky including Cave and Colossal Cavern. Send four cents for postage and return, with your name and use the coupon to receive the booklet by mail. Frederic J. Haskin directs the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice of Nature
Washington
Tainformation Bureau
Kentuc
Twelve Deputies Added To Serve Under Williams In Mine Districts
Twelve deputies are assigned to work under Williams in Mine Districts with eleven posted yesterday. All will be stationed at Luhrig district to bolster enforcement and safety operations.
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Williams
Luhrig
Deputies to Be Paid From Road Fund in Athens County
Athens County Common Pleas Court approved a plan to transfer 5 000 dollars from the road fund to an Emergency Fund to pay thirteen deputies. Eleven were sworn in yesterday with two more stationed at Luhrig mine, bringing total deputies to 23. Deputies will work five days weekly at five dollars per day, costing about 1 120 dollars weekly. The move aims to preserve court orders amid mining disputes and UMWA actions.
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William Williams
Aths County Common Pleas Court
Athens County Board of Sioners
Athena County
United Mine Workers America
Athens
United Mine W
Court of Common
Mon Pleas Court
Athens County
County
Body Found Near Ironton Between Cadlettobera and Kenova
A body was found in Ohio Valley area near Ironton between Cadlettobera and Kenova during December. Investigators preliminarily identify the deceased and are notifying next of kin as part of the routine handling of a suspected death.
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Ironton
Cadlettobera
Y Kenova
W. Va
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Indiana Supreme Court
E. S. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Byers
Oliver Hartley
Messenger
Deham Court
Henry Minott
Rotary
Sarah” McHarg
Marion
Zanesville
H. H. Shirer
State Welfare Department
J. N. Cannon
Avondale Children's Home
Cannon
New Lexington
Pherson- Yarnell
Somerset
Thornville
Gallipolis
Chicamauga River
Paul R. Mallon
Mammoth Cave
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Luhrig Mils
Jon Koons
Arthur Er Phillips
John Penrod
Nagle
Eli Mace
Guy Carpenter
George Perry
Don Juniper
Lick
J. W. Knox
T. H. Osey
the Run Mine
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