Lick Run Standoff Persists As Coal Officials Watch
Nelsonville report says Colonel Haubrich conferred with Major Edwards and Oral Daugherty about miners and operators in the Lick Run area. No new developments, mines marking time while re opening plans and a district joint meeting are uncertain. Commission proposed by Governor Donahey to probe issues is viewed with interest.
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C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Haubrich
Columbus
Henderson
Ohio National Guard
Major Edwards
Oral Daugherty
Don R. McGill
Lick Run Coal Company
McGill
Lick Run
Luhrig Collieries Company
O. S. Newton
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Hocking
Jacksonville
Donahey
Ohio
Store Burns in Gallipolis Fire Loss Estimated at 50000
The J. E. Carleton book store in Gallipolis burned in the early morning blaze. Firemen prevented spread to nearby buildings. The origin is unknown and part of the loss is covered by insurance.
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Gallipolis
J. E. Carleton
Four Leaders Arrested in Gary Sacco-Vanzetti Demonstration
Gary Indiana police arrested four leaders of a Sacco Vanzetti sympathizer group when 50 officers moved on an outdoor meeting. The incident occurred during a protest that drew police action and resulted in arrests.
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Gary
Ind
U.R
Chicago
Rochester
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Scranton
Wallenburg
Colo
Colorado
Los Angeles
Detroit
Tampa
Fla
Austin
Tex
State Capitol
London
Hyde Park
Massar Sues Sauer Couple for 2574 in Goods and Loan
Abe A. Massar, Main Street grocer, files in common pleas court to recover 2574.85 plus interest from Emeil Sauer and M J Sauer wife for groceries furnished and loans over years. He alleges the defendants evade service and that the wife plans to convert property to funds to shield the debt, seeking an attachment.
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Pomeroy
Abe A. Massar
Common Pleas Court
Emeil Sauer
M. J. Sauer
Millions Await Word on Sacco Vanzetti Executions
World responses to the planned electric chair for Sacco and Vanzetti unfold across cities. Protests erupt from Boston to Buenos Aires as authorities deploy police, guards, and curbs on gatherings to prevent disorder amid a global demand for clemency or delay.
Bootleg Chief Arrested in Steubenville Case
Dave Ungerleider of Pittsburgh, alleged by prohibition agents to head bootlegging in southeastern Ohio and Pennsylvania, was arrested in Steubenville. He has been sought for weeks and is linked to several stills in the area, including a 600 gallon still near Zanesville. Two other Pittsburgh men were arrested with him.
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Columbus
U.P
Dave Ungerleider
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Ungerfelder
Zanesville
Carll
Ohio Briefs Showcased across multiple towns in one report
In Marysville the Louisiana Oil Refining company of Cincinnati bought the principal assets of Springfield and Marysville Oil Products. Jackson sees J C Gahm resign due to ill health, replaced by H E Newland. Marion faces extended delays on telephone rates as the utilities commission prolongs disputed charges. Granville features a display of reproductions of famous religious art paintings at the Ohio Baptist assembly. Bellefontaine reports music inclusion in Logan county consolidated schools starting September. Zanesville notes abandonment of the Meigs and Blue Rock school merge plan. New Lexington hosts the Perry and Fairfield grange rally picnic at Rising Park in Lancaster with Howard C Eisaman speaking. London outlines plans for the Madison County Teachers' Institute set for August 30 and 31 with I C G Dick and others organizing.
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New Lexington
Perry
Fairfield
Grange
Rising Park
Lancaster
Howard C. Eisaman
Pennsylvania State Grange
Courtney postpones New York flight due to bad weather
At Calshot Airdrome in South Hampton England on August 10 Captain Frank T. Courtney postponed the start of his proposed New York flight until tomorrow because of unfavorable weather. If conditions improve over the Atlantic he may still begin the first leg of his journey to Velentia Ireland.
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Courtney
New York
Calshot Airdrome
Southhampton
Eng
Frank T. Courtney
Velentia
Ireland
Student Injured Crossing Street Near Post Office
Inez Ruth 25 of Shade Ohio university student was struck by a rear end collision from a gravel laden Ford truck that did not stop. She was crossing West Union street opposite the post office about 1 pm and suffered shock and severe bruises to hips legs and right arm. The truck driven by a man from Fred Landis coal was forced to turn down Union street. She was taken to O C Moorhead's home where a physician treated her. City service director F L Woodworth ruled the accident unavoidable.
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Inez Ruth
Shade
Ohio University
West Union Street
Union Street
O. C. Moorhead
South Congress Street
Ruth
President Coolidge Sees Borglum Start Rushmore Monument
In Keystone South Dakota President Coolidge and his White House retinue witnessed Gutzon Borglum begin carving Rushmore Mountain. The site is remote with rough trails and no nearby rail service as the crowd watched the initial phase of the four president heads being hewn in solid rock.
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Keystone
U.P
Fifth Avenue
Black Hills
President Coolidge
White House
Gutzon Borglum
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Rushmore Mountain
Borglum
Rushmore
United States
Mr. Coolidge
Bomb Explodes at Palace of Justice Entrance
A bomb exploded at the side entrance of the Palace of Justice in Buenos Aires around 3 am today. No injuries were reported and damage was light.
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Buenos Aires
Palace of Justice
Death in the Balance as Sacco and Vanzetti Await Deadline
Governor Fuller weighs a reprieve hours before the scheduled electric chair execution for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. A new appeal seeks Supreme Judicial Court review, while Boston girds for possible riot control and a mass police mobilization. Celestino Madeiros faces execution alongside them unless a further reprieve is granted.
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Vanzetti
Sacco
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Fuller
Massachusetts
Arthur D. Hill
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Celestino Madeiros
George A. Sanderson
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rutherford Avenue
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
President
Ohio state supervised banks set record resources and deposits
Ohio 724 state supervised banks reported record totals for resources and deposits for the year ending June 30 1927. Combined resources rose by about 150 million dollars and deposits by over 125 million dollars according to E H Blair state superintendent of banks in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
E. H. Blair
Italians Killed in Chicago Gun Battle Near Melrose Park
Two young Italian men were found shot to death on a road near Melrose Park a Chicago suburb. Each body showed 15 to 20 bullet wounds and glass fragments suggested a running gun battle between two carloads of gunmen. Police link the killings to Chicago's ongoing alcohol war. identities were not released.
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Chicago
U.R
Melrose Park
Dole prize aviators set for Pacific crossing start
Two days before the Dole prize flight the eight entrants prepare at San Francisco for the 2408 mile voyage to Hawaii. American pilots, federal inspectors, and committee members ensure planes are flawless and fueled. Miss Mildred Doran of Flint is the lone woman entrant, riding with John Auggy Redlar.
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San Francisco
U.P
Hawaiian Islands
Vother
Dole Race Committee
National Aeronautical Association
Mildred Doran
Flint
Mich
Marm
John Auggy Redlar
Former Middletown Police Chief Faces Sentence Tomorrow
George Williams, former Middletown police chief, pleads guilty to possession and transporting liquor. He claims financial distress and intended to sell three gallons of brandy found in his car. Williams released on $1,000 bond as case goes to sentence.
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Middletown
U.R
George Williams
Gailty
Williams
William Raymer
Morris Shuler
Seven Mile
Sheriff Williams Ends Capitol Talk Over Ath ens County Unrest
In Columbus Sheriff William Williams met with Governor Vic Donahey in a private session about Ath ens county coal mine disturbances. Donahey said Williams presented an encouraging view while noting two mines may reopen soon and tranquility may be short lived.
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Columbus
U.P
William Williams
Vic Donahey
Athens County
Williams
Donahey
Canton Sparks With Competitive Primary for Mayor
Returns from Ohio primary elections show mild statewide voting with Canton as an exception. C. C. Curtis, former mayor, captured the Republican nomination, while Mayor Stanford M. Swarts won the Democratic nomination over Joseph P. Parker by 2214 to 907.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Canton
C. C. Curtis
Stanford M. Swarts
Joseph P. Parker
Movement of Coal Expected to Rise After Rate Cut
Columbus Aug 10 movement of lake coal, slowed in four weeks in anticipation of lower rates, is expected to speed up today as a 20 percent reduction by the Interstate Commerce Commission takes effect. Pomeroy Bend, Ohio’s only coal region, will lead as other mines remain closed amid wage disputes with the United Mine Workers.
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Columbus
U.R
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pomeroy Bend
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Arrest in Sacce-Vanzetta case sparks crowd in Martins Ferry
On August 10 UR Police arrested Tom Johnson of Cleveland as he tried to speak to a large Martins Ferry crowd about the Sacce Vanzetta case.
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Martins Ferry
Tom ~Johnson
Cleveland
Writer James Oliver Curwood improves little in illness
In Owosso Michigan on August 10 doctors reported writer James Oliver Curwood in worse condition with general septic infection at his home. Dr Havland and Dr David described his midnight state as not good with rising respiration and a 103 degree fever. Curwood fell ill last Saturday.
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Owosso
Mich
James Oliver Curwood
J. J. Havland
David
Curwood
Coolidge urged to pick civilian governor general for the Philippines
Washington Aug. 10 President Coolidge may choose a civilian with military knowledge to succeed the late Leonard Wood as governor general of the Philippines Henry L. Stinson noted for settling the Nicaraguan civil war and former Senator James W. Wadsworth of New York is among prominent names mentioned.
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Washington
United Press
Coolidge
Leonard Wood
The
Philippines
Henry L. Stinson
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Northern troops tighten around Shanghai amid war news
Official dispatches report rapid approach of Northern forces to Shanghai. Chiang Kai-Shek, the moderate nationalist leader, is said to have been wounded, signaling tense developments in the region.
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Shanghai
U.R
Chiang Kai-Shek
Voting Cost and Results From Athens Election
Voters faced a roughly $2.02 cost per ballot in the Athens city primary with 424 ballots cast. Candidates include Moore who led with 367 votes, and Wood, Rardin, and Phillips referenced on several ballots. Council seats and mayoral race names appear, with write ins noted in multiple wards.
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Athens
Maries
Alex M. Moore
Aninor
Moore
Mra McGrath
Griff H. Evans
Tor
Urer
M. D. Hughes
C. EB. Re
C. Ef.’ Mosure
Ncilmas
Johnson
Board of Elections
Fragmentary note on clothing and damage remedies
A garbled fragment references a gown ruined or scorched by a 0 cover and a speckled suit. It mentions fabric care and possible repair, but details are unclear and attribution is missing.
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J. C. Gahm
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Ohio Baptist Assembly
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Logan County
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Meigs
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I. CG. Dick
Madison Countty Teachers’ Institute
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F. L. Woodworth
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Henry Minott
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