Guards Blast Gas At Lick Run Pickets Amid Protests
In Nelsonville on August 19 gas bombs exploded near the Lick Run picket line after warnings against use of profanity. About 250 people were present. No injuries reported. Sniping and dynamite incidents followed near Greens Run and Chauncey Mine No 25. Awards offered for information leading to arrests of terrorists tied to district violence. Several men arraigned, pleas of not guilty entered, bonds set or posted.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run
Cal Gilson
Joan Willams
Williams
Greens Hun
Greens Run
Minfield
National Guard
Glouster
Weged Dynnamiters
Greens
Gbout
Chauncey Mine No 25
Beaumont
New York Central Bridge
Chauncey
Soutern Ohio Electric Company
New York Coal Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Arthur Sohn
Buchtel
H. E. Donley
Sohn
Raymond Bolen
Bulding
C. H Porter
Reymond Bolen Buchtel
Donley
Wilhem Deezing
Athens County
Leonard Sin Faing
Luhrig
Athens County Common Fleas Court
Floods in West Marooned Families Rescued By Boats
Rescue parties in motor boats carried families from housetops and hills as flood waters swirled around Omaha Fort Crook Bellevue and Nehawka. One death reported and damage estimated at 109000. Army tents at Fork Creek were turned over to refugees and a camp set up to shelter victims until the waters recede. Dr. Douglas E Hamson of Nehawka drowned while answering a sick call.
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Boaly
Nebraska
Omaha
Nebaug
Auth Omaha
Fort Crook
Bellevue
Nehatwha
Fork Creek
Douglas E Hamsen
Nehawha
Railroad to build 1500 all steel box cars
General W W Atterbury announced the Pennsylvania Railroad directors authorized a $2,000,000 work loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. If secured, funds will finance the construction of 1500 all steel box cars each with 110,000 pounds capacity.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Road Contractors Must Pay Laborers Set Wage
Columbus Aug 13 Contractors bidding on Federal aid road projects advertised lettings for Aug 19 and 20 must pay a stipulated wage and hire from relief lists where possible. State Highways Director Merrell outlined new proposal forms and inspection rights. minimum wage rates set 35 cents for unskilled and 52 1/2 to 73 cents for skilled labor. caps on hours and lodging/board charges cited.
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Columbus
GO. W. Merrell
Federal Bureau of
Aerialist Dies After Trapeze Fall in Atlantic City
Atlantic City spectators witness a fatal trapeze collapse as Irene Berger 21 of Minneapolis dies from internal injuries after a 200 foot plunge. Roxie La Rosa 52 of Des Moines is near death with both legs broken and lung injury. Onvdle La Rosa was hurt cheeringly as ropes failed. The three performers are billed as The Three Falcons and had just finished a routine on the Steel Pier Ocean Stadium.
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Atlantic City
Irene Berger
Minneapolis
Minn
Roxie la Rosa
Des Moines
Onvdle la Rosa
Aise
Falcons
Ocean Stadium
Misa Berger
Auto Magnate Drowns Self in Ontario Creek
CHATHAM Ont August 13 Ray A Graham 55 treasurer of the Graham Paige Motors Company plunged into Mc Gregor Creek and drowned. He arrived yesterday with brother Robert E Graham and Rev Fr Shine of St Louis University. After rising today he ran to a creek bank then jumped fully clothed, his act unexplained. Graham helped develop the Graham Trucks later linked to Dodge Brothers through Truck interests.
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Chatham
Ont
Ray A Graham
Rossin
Graham-Paige Motors Company
McGregor Creek
Robert E Graham
Fr. Shine
St. Lows University
Graham
Evansville
Ind
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Arotor Car Company
Drys Out in the Cold After Hoover Quits Arid Forces
Beverly Hills dispatch reports former president Hoover abandoning his dry stance in the drys movement after weighing party lines amid the Roosevelt era. The letter-writer notes a public shift as citizens reflect on moral rhetoric versus actual votes and party alignment.
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Hoover
Hunger Camp Broken Up Without Force
In Toledo on August 15 deputies dismantled nine hunger camp tents on the courthouse lawn without violence after two leaders were taken to the county jail. About 450 campers and a crowd of spectators dwindled as the tents were removed by 22 deputies who warned they would use force if needed.
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Toledo
Gilson
Girl Is Badly Hurt in Crash at Nelsonville Street
Aug 13 Nelsonville coverage reports Annin delle Six 18 severely injured and unconscious at Woes McManus residence Chestnut Street after a crash near Murray City Friday afternoon. McManus, Naomi and Miles Six occupied the auto. Naomi and Miles unhurt. Vehicle overturned into a ditch after rear truck contact. McManus bruised.
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Nelsonvilliz
Annindelle
Woes McManus
Chestnut Street
Murray City
McManus
Naomi
Miles Six
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Airplanes Used as Ballast to Save Akron Helium
Washington reports Rear Admiral Moffett says the Akron airship can land without releasing helium by using two airplanes as ballast. The Navy duo wired Lakehurst for the planes during a Lakehurst leg, providing necessary weight for a safe landing amid adverse atmospheric conditions.
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Washington
U.R
Akron
Navy
William A Moffett
Naval Aeronautics
Lakehurst
Denver Dentist Ends Life In His Office Strangulation Case
Denver dentist Hugh A. Powell, found bound to an operating chair in his office and barely clothed, died from strangulation in a case police call one of the department’s most unusual personal crisis reports. He wore only a pair of women’s shoes and stockin gs, with a light rope about his legs while his hands remained free.
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Denver
Cole
Hugh A. Powell
Powell
Milk War Fallout Heights Chicago Union HQ in Fortified Stand
Fortress in Chicago amid the milk wagon drivers union dispute as bosses fortify a brownstone headquarter with armor plating. Police set up across the street after reports that racketeers and company leaders like Klondike O'Donnell and Wright were pressuring union officials.
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Chicago
Brownstone
Klondike O'Donnell
South Side
Wright
Headquarte’s
Milk Dumped on Ground in Iowa Farm Strike
Des Moines Aug 12 A six day Iowa farm strike has milk and cream dumped on ground as growers oppose delivery to market. Northeastern Iowa sees force used to block shipments while counties split over the movement with farmers demanding production costs plus reasonable profit. Authorities report scattered violence labeled part of the so called milk war, as some dairymen threaten to give away milk to pressure distributors while others insist on withholding output for a set period.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Saux City
Afrika
Stiri Felders
Slany
Ingalls Frags Roosevelt in Ohio Gubernatorial Rally
In Columbus Republican David Ingalls taunted voters about the November election. He praised Hoover and attacked Roosevelt calling him a "show-man" with vague remarks and predicted the depression would end soon. Attorney General Gilbert Betman urged voters about pork barrel politics and forecast a large GOP win in Ohio.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bellman
U. S. Senate
Roosvelt
Hooter
Ohio
Publication resumes in Butte after two week lull
After a two week nonnews period, newspapers in Butte will resume Sunday. Printing crafts in Butte and Anaconda accepted the publishers wage cut of $1, with the Mordiana Standard and the Butte Daily Post also suspending operations since August 1 following unions’ rejection of wage proposals.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
Anaconda
Mordiana Standard
Buttsa Daily Post
Deputy Slays An Ohio Youth in School Chapel
A deputy shot and killed a youth at Mount Vera High School after the student, William Lise, 24, rushed the officer inside a darkened chapel. Lise had been expelled years earlier for vandalism. a note demanding $200 for missing vestments prompted the confrontation. The vestments were later found hidden in an attic.
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Cincinnatio
Mount Atvernghehoel
Rome Dletanes
Alvin
Wiliam Lise Bheln
Alvera Fhve
Aloymus Graken
Perior
Emi Mou
Groben
Needle Near Heart In Child After Needle Injury
Four year old Frank Manchester of Warren is convalescing at Laite Hospital after a daring operation to remove a needle swallowed by the child that punctured the sac around the heart. Dr George W Crile and assistants performed the delicate procedure to save the life of the patient.
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Cleveland
Frank Manchester
Warren
Laitenid Hospital
George W
Roosevelt Resting as He Plans Meeting with Garner
At Hyde Park New York August 12 1932 Franklin D Roosevelt rests at his country estate seeking solitude after a hearing by Mayor Walker. He is scheduled to meet State Department officials and drive to a cottage in Dutchess County before tomorrow's planned meeting with running mate Speaker John N Garner. Representative Sam Rayburn of Texas will accompany Garner.
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Country Estate
Hyde Park
Franklin D Hongevelt
Hie Country Estate
Walker
Roosevelt
State Department
Big Cottage
Dutchess Countty
Forrorrow
John N. Garner
Inpro
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Wil
Garner
Leaders Rally as GOP Groups Mobilize Across Districts
A large Republican rally drew leaders and GOP groups across multiple districts. Speakers including Candidate PhormaA Jenin and others urged support for the fall campaign, with delegates from Athens County and 60 Polander attendees noting widespread party enthusiasm at Hotel Uteth. The campaign tour, led by national and state figures, highlighted unity and the push to elect party candidates in the upcoming election.
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Triachean Ant
Helil
Fone
David & Inisils Repalteas
Pat Bernaterind Cindiuate
Otheraardlitites
Atnte
National
Thes
Aatition
Che Tau Distel Gap
Uteth
Pratay
Janeheon
Athenus
Caarsa
Republi
Taine
Columbia
Allte
Flekini
Sandhi Ates
Chee Fla
Prestian
Pawl
Republican Party
Ariel
Rnte
Otelara Aton
Guibert Betenan
Bettman
Urebat Hueverweil
Phormaa
Jenin
Ha Wath
Jongh
Trey
Flats
Capeehy
Bein Fm Realdepk
Dortamaontty
Lawiz
Chatriraty
Tippling
Deere
Blame Maniac For 3 Deaths In Fergus Falls
A maniac feared to be responsible for three deaths is cited as authorities study charred remains found in a burned barn on the Henry Abbott farm north of Fergus Falls Minnesota. Coroner Jot Curtis reports bone fragments recovered as sheriff’s deputies continue the investigation. Abbott and his sons lived nearby in North Dakota where the barn was destroyed Thursday night. Mrs Abbott was home at the time.
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Fergus Falts
Minn
Ang
Burard Barr
Curtis
Sheriff's Office
Henry Abbott Abbott
North Davats
Abbott
Ohio Democrats meet Roosevelt in Columbus luncheon
Democratic leaders from eight Ohio counties will join Governor Franklin D Roosevelt in Columbus for a luncheon before his August 20 campus speech. W A Juban of Cincinnati delivers remarks as national committee member from Ohio. The rally takes place at the Columbus American Association team baseball stadium.
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Ohio
Mooneselt
Columbua
Columbus
Ticmo- Cratin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Onfo
W A Juban
Police search for Prmeroy man after cutting afar
Police pursue a Prmeroy man in connection with a cut set at Fuday Field. Friday’s field day schedule remains, with events listed for Ogrecuse Beach and Athens County. Local school plans move to open September 12 as article notes statewide education updates.
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Ogrecuse Beach
Nelsonville
Dia
Telct
Hockins County
Bishwaya
Logan
Athens County
Adoor
Marian Bush
England
Timefs
Walter Boyd
Gila County
Gahpolls
Galli
Odd Fellows of
Phenic
Morgan County
Legion Race For Commander In Tutland Ore Tale
An article reports a ceremonial race for a Legion leadership role at the Legion's meeting in Tutland Oregon. Officials discuss a plan associated with a national context and a gubernatorial style event. Specific names and dates are unclear due to the fragmented OCR text.
Asks Legion For Support Amid War Turmoil
Fragmented text shows a chaotic report referencing the Legion, seeking support, and mentions the Secretary of War, Payne, and U.S. actions in Mexico. It hints at conventions, protests, and calls for unity amid a contested political climate.
New Evidence Surfaces in Haunting Case Near Creede
A partially legible report notes new evidence in a mysterious death near the White Bridge at Cite Inca Creede close to Giern Burney. It mentions a Merrell estate link and a teen’s disappearance, with unclear details about a possible boat incident and a clotted fingerprint found at the scene.
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Natuhea Ming
Jane Burt Ped Meri
Cite Inca Creede
Giern Burney
Merrell Este
World Wide Teericat on MING SIW ORLEANS storm forecast
Weather warnings from New Orleans indicate a storm will strike from south of Sia with offshore advisories. In Louisville Kentucky Aug St-Ab Ben W Thirkiey was renominated for senator by the Democratic Party by 639,600 votes over George Bo Martin. Authorities report Montgomery underwent operation last night at Astro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studies. Two boys drown in the Ohio River after being swept away. In Norfolk Nebraska haircuts rise from 15 to 35 cents as market shifts ease local prices.
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Baurheey
WEAN
Tle
Lowisville
Abben
W Thirkiey
Fore
Incr
George Bo Martin
Laday
Plane falls in Bay injures two men in Sandusky
Aug 13 in Sandusky Bay a plane from Lorain with William Loss and Al Baker aboard crashed. Both suffered broken right legs and minor injuries and were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Bay Sandusky
William Loss
Lorain
al Baker
Sandusky
Soga
Sandusky Bay
Plans To Call Conference To Unify Program Nation Wide
A wide group of business and industrial committees will meet at the White House to discuss unifying national program plans. President Hoover faces questions about prohibitions and economic strategy as telegrams flood in praising his acceptance speech and signaling a broad mobilization of support for proposed reforms and new agencies.
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White House
Wat
United
Coorilinntik
Pale
Yale
Carpatian
Tor Nelieh
Hemline
Stant Dietnete Faite Miedern Tuaing Group
A. Bepansien
Ikea
Mock Louis
Ansivarce
Udvanid
Industral Eracuia
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da Aero
Ayas
Hoover
Chapin
Coromeiaen
Ray Th
Conan Ft
Rohini
Chapin Eald
Alett Tiarter
Apricultuin Hydg
acHef Proponis
Ayde
New Ageleufturay Credit Corporation
Re Cent Relf
Rosconstruction Winages Corporation
No Taste Why Live? Tragic Death In Los Angelia
In Los Angelia on August, 43 year old Jack Burchfield who had been drinking heavily for days woke a friend to beg for another bottle. After leaving, he shot and killed himself. The friend had bought him a bottle of milk.
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Los Angelia
Jack Burchfield
Weather Outlook Sees Showers in Ohio Valley
The United States Weather Bureau issued a weekly outlook for August 15 to 29. In the Ohio Valley expect frequent showers and thunderstorms in the first half, with a milder stretch followed by warming midweek and again later in the period.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Molly
Pigs for Diplomas at Penn College
Osceola Virginia August announces Penn College will accept farm products as tuition including wheat corn oats hogs poultry eggs vegetables fruits in marketable condition up to ten percent above current market price. Policy aims to assist farm students lacking cash for education by trading goods for tuition and board.
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Oskaloosa
Penn College
H. C. Bedford
Bedford
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