Ohio coal wage talks eye broad conference with union
Miners union officials and Ohio operators may meet early next week to settle differences. Governor Donahey actively facilitates discussions as hopes rise for a wage scale before winter. divisions among operators loom if talks fail and nonunion sentiment grows in Harrison and Athens counties.
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Messenger
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Miami
Lee Hall
Jacksonville
John Lewis
Donahey
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
Hall
Lewis
Ohio Operators Association
Eastern Ohio
Cleveland
U.P
S. H. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Plane crash kills two officers in San Diego vicinity
In the Dole race from San Francisco to Honolulu a plane crashed less than fifteen minutes after takeoff. Lieutenant George Covell and Lieutenant R. W. Waggener died. Covell was found burned in the cockpit near Point Loma, San Diego, as the aircraft burst into flames.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
George Cowell
R. W. Waggener
Point Loma
San Diego
Covell
Ohio Guardsmen Withdrawn After Sacco Vanzetti Respite
Columbus report says members of Company 1 166th infantry Ohio National Guard were to be pulled from state building posts as news arrived that Sacco and Vanzetti had received a respite.
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Columbus
U.R
Co. 1
166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guards
Sacco
Vanzetti
Smith family struck by car and streetcar collision
William L. Smith, 35, was alive after a collision between his car and a Dayton and Troy traction car in Dayton. His wife Mabel Smith, 35, and their two year old daughter Betty were killed in the crash.
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Dayton
William L. Smith
Dayton and Troy Traction
Mabel Smith
Betty
Henry Ford Makes First Flight With Lindbergh At Controls
Detroit August 11 Henry Ford the richest man in the world rode as a passenger in the Spirit of St. Louis with Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh piloting marking a historic aviation moment for the industrial leader.
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Lindy
Detroit
Henry Ford
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
State library reopens with six volunteers
In Columbus on August 11 the state library, shut for weeks due to funding shortages, reopened its doors with a team of six volunteer workers and plans to resume full service.
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Columbus
Five Laws Listed Which Today Are Effective in Ohio
Columbus Aug 11 Among the laws passed by the last general assembly in effect today are Judge's increased salary act affecting common pleas appellate and supreme court judges Jones tax act revising old limitation law Kreuger bond act defining and revising bonding powers of political subdivisions Dearmond and Tom acts providing for abandonment of the Miami and Erie canal in Butler and Lucas counties This law contemplates use of the canal route for a highway Hudson loughhead dog act setting up county dog wardens and providing for payment of claims to sheep raisers whose flocks are raided by dog a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Kreuger
Dearmond and
Tom
Butler
Lucas
Fess Predicts Dead Lock At Next Republican National Convention
Rapid City dispatch says Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio predicts a dead locked GOP nominating fight. He says delegates may urge Coolidge to accept the nomination, though Coolidge has not replied and shows no inclination to run. Hoover Lowden and Dawes are named as leading contenders with divided regional support.
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Rapid City
Simeon D. Fess
Republican
Ohio
Coolidge
Fess
Commerce Hoover
Lowden
Illinois
Dawes
Lloyd dies. baby carriage king of industry passes away
Marshall B. Lloyd, known as the baby carriage king, died in Menominee Michigan of heart disease. The Who's Who figure revolutionized three industries with over 200 inventions, including the Lloyd loom for fiber furniture, steel tubing patents yielding $800,000, and a bed spring maker. He sold the loom patent for $3,000,000 a few years earlier.
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Menominee Mich
U.P
Marshall B. Lloyd
Lloyd
Fire destroys Luna Park stadium in Cleveland
A mysterious blaze last night left the Luna amusement park stadium’s west stand in ashes causing about 30 thousand dollars in damage. Authorities probe the fire to determine cause and exact loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Luna Amusement Park Stadium
Primary costs per vote reveal higher expense in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy the county election clerk found each vote cost $3.30 after tallying Tuesday’s primary. Voters cast 163 ballots totaling $5.30 in town costs, with Middleport showing a similar pattern as residents wrote in Jacob Burchett as a Democratic opponent to J F Harley.
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Pomeroy
F. M. Fugate
County Election Board
Middleport
Jacob Burchett
J. F. Harley
Injunction Limits Picketing at Luhrig Collieries
A temporary court injunction restricts UMWA activity at Luhrig Collieries. It requires written consent before talking to employees and bans harassment, threats, or following workers, with penalties for tearing posted copies and contempt of court for violations. The order sets picket limits, locations, and times and designates posting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig Collieries
United Mine Workers of America
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas Court
Dole air race entrants ready amid stoic flights
Oakland reports crews preparing for the Dole air race to Hawaii as 12 entrants gear up for a perilous 2,000 mile flight. Four pilots have not yet arrived, with Captain Irwin in transit from Dallas and others en route from Detroit Los Angeles and Cheyenne. News of a navy crash deaths adds sober resolve as crews fix engines and await weather clearance.
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Oakland
Calif
U.R
Hawaiian Islands
William P. Irwin
Dallas
Tex
Charles Parkhurst
Peoria
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frederick A. Giles
Detroit
James
Ohio university to grant 169 diplomas Friday
Graduation exercises for 169 summer term graduates will be held at 10 o'clock in Ew ing auditorium. John L. Clifton state director of education will deliver the address. Miss Margaret Merwin Sullins College Bristow Virginia will perform a violin solo. The class size exceeds last year's by about 45 students with 124 graduates last year.
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Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
F. B. Dilley
John L. Clifton
Vernon M. Reigle
Margaret Merwin Sullins
Coshocton Mining seeks injunction against striking miners
Coshocton Ohio August 11 1919 decision expected today on the Coshocton Mining company application for a permanent injunction against picketers posted by striking union miners.
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Coshocton
Coshocton Mining Company
Bandits Hold Up Omaha Jewelry Store for Diamonds
Two masked thieves robbed the A. Leibowitz jewelry store in Omaha today escaping with about 10000 dollars in diamonds as hundreds watched pass by. Police were notified of the heist.
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Omaha
A. Leibowitz
Robbers Steal Over 300 From Insurance Office
Two men entered the Western & Southern Life Insurance office in the Ebersbach building in Pomeroy last night posing as visitors seeking a dentist. They bound gagged and tied Superintendent P H Turner then rifled the office and escaped with more than 300 dollars turning in that evening’s receipts. Turner freed himself raised the telephone receiver and alerted operators but police were misdirected to the Western Union office. The attackers left no clear trail. Tracey bloodhounds proved ineffective and no arrests had been made late tonight.
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Pomeroy
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Ebersbach
Main Street
P. H. Turner
Turner
Bonda
Western Union Telegraph Office
Western & Southern Office
Mr. Turner
Ohio Guard Brisgades to Review Before Governor and General
Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson returns from Columbus with Governor Donahey to inspect Camp Perry. The 78th Brigade of Infantry and 54th Brigade of Cavalry of the Ohio National Guard will pass in review before the governor and Major General Benson Hough Thursday morning.
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Camp Perry
Frank D. Henderson
Columbus
Donahey
78Rd Brigade
54Th Brigade
Ohio National Guard
Benson Hough
Queen Mary Purnell testifies in House of David dissolution suit
A. R. Queen Mary Purnell wife of King Ben Purnell testified in the dissolution suit against the religious colony in St Joseph Michigan. She muttered lies as defense counsel argued that state witnesses claimed immorality and debauchery prevailed within the colony.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
A.R
Queen Mary” Purnell
Ben Purnell
House of David
Les
William J. Barnard
Sewing booklet offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a sewing booklet for readers at all levels. It explains methods for cutting and making children's clothes, underwear designs, embroidery stitches, fabric fruits and ers, waistlines, and more. To receive a copy send four cents and mail the coupon to Frederic J. Haskin, Director, Internal Bureau, Washington, D. C.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Long to bring boynap kidnap suspect to Ohio
Forrest G. Long, assistant county prosecutor, will fly to St Louis Monday to return Leo R Foley for trial on kidnapping charges involving his 4 year old son Bobby. The Marysville Delaware road will open Saturday linking Cleveland to Cincinnati. Robert Slaughter, 5, received grafts over burns in Xenia hospital. Fred Ashcraft seeks new trial for manslaughter linked to Will Horn death. Dr Bruce Fink estate in Oxford to be appraised August 23 with a botany collection.
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Bellefontaine
Forrest G.long
St. Louis
Leo R. Foley
Bobby
Maryseville
Marysville and
Delaware
Cleveland
Cincinnati
London
Robert Slaughter
Scott D. Slaughter
Xenia
Hamilton
Fred Ashcraft
Ashcraft
Will Horn
Bruce Fink
Oxford
Northern forces capture Pengpu fight to ward Nanking fall
Shanghai reports Northern forces under General Sun Chuanfang captured Pengpu and were reported in combat to defend Nanking, which was expected to fall soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Sun Chuanfang
Pengpu
Nanking
Union Miners Order Non-Union Men Away From Work
In Steubenville Harrison county 500 plus workers blocked mines at Johnson and Kenwood to keep non union men from entering. Sheriff Quigley cleared the Adena road as the crowd lingered. Non union workers refused entry and returned home after crowd pressure.
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Lee Hall
George W. Savage
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Don McGill
Lick Run
Nelsonville
Athens County
Frank D. Henderson
Wiliam Williams
Williams
Harrison County
Johnson and Kenwood
Steubenville
Johnson
Kenwood
Adena
John F. Quigley
Twelve Days Left for Fighting That Two Italians Have Lives Spared
Governor Fuller declares twelve days remain for battles that could spare two Italian lives. He says men need not meet death before the deadline, emphasizing mercy and strategic pause.
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Fuller
Sacco and Vanzetti Granted Shorter Death-Row Stay
On August 11 1927 Governor Fuller granted a respite for Sacco Vanzetti and Madeiros to August 22 to allow further court review of their pleas for clemency. Cleared from the electric chair. Sacco weakened by hunger strike awaits the next action as the world watches.
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Boston
Nicole Sa6be
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
Supreme Court
Sacco
Vanzetti
Celestinio Madeiroa
State House
New York
London
Paris
Buenos Aires
William Hen
Cafiliét
The
Commonwealth
Executive Council
Vanizetti
Madeiro
Bomb Blast Sparks Fire at State Building in Sacramento
A bomb detonated early today in Sacramento damaging the roof of a $500,000 state building and igniting a fire that destroyed the five story structure.
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Sacramento
Calif
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Slant
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
L. Griffin
Arthur V. Rogers
Los Angeles
Navy
John Clifton
Miss Merwin
Insurance Ffice
Frederic J. Haskin
Intion Bureau
Washington, D.C
Seneees
Holmes
Anderson
Reading
Henry Minot
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