Pomeroy Mines Reopen as 800 Return to Work in Bend
At Pomeroy Bend Ohio coal region two reopened mines, Mine No. 7 of Pittsburgh Coal and the Blackstone Rutland mine, bringing 800 men back to work and lifting the workforce above 50 percent. Two miners Louis Russell and Clarence Pierce, held on suspicion for burning the Blackstone power house and tipple, refused to talk after police and state officials questioned them.
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Pomeroy
Louis Russell
Clarence Pierce
Tipple
Blackstone
Rutland
Tracy and
Roush
D. Curtis i Reed
State Fire Marshall’s Office
Torrow
Pierce
Russel
Essex
Russell
Pomeroy Bend
Pittsburgh Coal Colny
Ackstone
York
Pittsburgh
King
Belgians Favored in Debt Meet and Mine Strife
Belgians have been favored in a debt meet as Ohio Collieries miners faced discontent over ballotting men from Sugar Creek mines to other pits. Lee Hall state president of the mine workers' organization called for cessation of work amid ongoing labor tensions at the Ohio Collieries.
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Glouster
Ohio: Collieries Co
Sugar Creek
Ohio Collieries
Lee Hall
Mine Workers’ Organization
Postal revenue shows that new and higher rates are necessary
Washington August 19 Treasury reports July government costs rose to 245.69 million dollars compared with July 1924, driven by 10 million for postal deficiency and 10 million for the sinking fund. Navy and War departments cut costs while postal deficits prompt calls for rate reform by the next Congress.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Post Office Department
National Sinking Fund
Navy Department
War Department
Pittsburgh Coal to Reopen Mine at Fayette City
The Pittsburgh Coal Company plans to open its Banning No. 2 mine in Fayette City tomorrow. The move follows a petition by former employees seeking return to the 1917 wage scale. The company, a major operator in Pennsylvania and Ohio, intends to hire miners who agree to resume the earlier pay rate.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coalmpany
Pensylvania
Hio
Pittsigh_ district
Iners
Burgh Coal Company
Fayette City
Weet Siberia's Neshon and the Payment Dilemma
Arthur Brisbane discusses postwar debt payments between the United States Belgium and France. He warns against harsh collection methods and urges a cautious but steady repayment approach, noting banks and nations must agree on terms and values. The commentary frames repayment as a prudent, gradual policy within a global financial context.
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Coot
United
Belgium
France
Belgium War Debt Settlement Eases Terms for Payment
Belgium will repay the U S war loan over sixty two years with no pre arpost armistice interest and three percent on most of the debt. The arrangement honors Wilsons moral obligation and uses Dawes reparations to fund payments as Belgiums settlement wins approval from Congress and Belgian parliament.
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France
Italy
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Germany
Belgium
United States
Dawes
Wilson
American Congress
Smoot
Utah
Burton
Ohio
Iohief
Commission
Congress
Praying Miners Case Faces Habeas Writ Theater
Oklahoma City August 18 The criminal court of appeals refused to grant liberty to four praying miners of Henryetta after the sheriff of Okmulgee County ordered them to cease praying at the mine shaft The United Mine Workers of America filed for a writ of habeas corpus seeking release pending a hearing on the charges Governor Martin B Trapp and the sheriff were cited in the dispute
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Criminal Court of Appeals
Henryetta
Oklahoma
United Mine Workers of America
Okmilligee County
Martin B. Trapp
Alleged 1915 Russian Plot Aimed at Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin reports detail a supposed plan from imperial Russian archives described by Vossische Zeitung. A Russian ex-convict named Sessna allegedly drafted a scheme to kill Kaiser Wilhelm during a field visit with his armies. It also aimed to coerce three Swedish officers to desert, shift passports, and enlist in the Russian army to reach German flying corps for a surprise attack near the Kaiser's prayer site.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Vossiche Zeitung
Sossna
Sessna
Sweden
Wilhelm
Nevada man dies by self inflicted gunshot in Wyandot county
Eugene Starner, 57, of Nevada Wyandot county, killed himself by shooting into his heart with a shotgun yesterday evening and died instantly at the scene.
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Marion
Eugene Starner
Nevada
Wyandot County
Boxing bouts planned in Bucyrus Armory this fall
The American Legion post with Lawrence B. Schott as matchmaker and manager plans several boxing bouts at the Armory in Bucyrus this fall and winter.
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Bucyrus
Lawrence B. Schott
Nickel Plate Merger Looms as Congress Deliberates
The Interstate Commerce Commission delays a ruling in the Van Sweringen consolidation case while Congress may debate a new railroad bill mandating compulsory consolidation. Hearings resume September 9 on Van Sweringen brothers plan to unite Chesapeake & Ohio Pere Marquette Mocking Valley and Nickel Plate systems with large security issues.
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Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Swerinngen
van Sweringen Brothers
Chesapeake & Ohio
Lite
Pere Marquette
Mocking Valley
Commission
van Sweringen
Local Drivers Face Traffic Violation Hearings in Court
A segment from a Columbus court session shows a lineup of local drivers charged with traffic violations. Proceedings focus on fines and potential penalties as cases proceed.
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Columbus
Pal
Revival of Soft Coal Mines Shifts West to Meet Demand
Reports from United Mine Workers headquarters in Philadelphia indicate several soft coal mines in Illinois and Indiana are reopening to meet fuel demands from southwest and outlying markets. The revival is growing and may push eastward, as John L. Lewis and the international board discuss strike strategy amid potential hard coal walkouts.
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United Mine Workers
Bellevue- Stratford
Illinois
Indiase
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
International Board
Island flight tale from Manila to Tokio by Italian aviator
Aug 19 in Manila reports Signor Pine I do the Italian aviator plans a Rome to Tokio flight via the islands. The article notes his route and intent as part of a wartime aviation chronicle.
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Islands
Manila
Signor Pine
Rome
Tokio
Marqueteer plans film project in Marietta area
An unsteady report describes a film plan tied to Marietta scenes with a sailing boat route on the Ohio River. Captain Rey I. Hyatt and Wate Queen activity are linked to a six week charter as Swanson and the Marquis de la Hai appear in tense interview fragments.
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Water Queen
Rey I. Hyatt
Ohio
Swanson
É the Marquis de la Hai
Prohibition Administrators Named to Lead Rum War
Washington Aug 19 F C Andrews prohibition czar virtually decided on a general craft of twenty four district administrators to direct the governments new rum war they will take posts September 1 replacing state directors and divisional chiefs. They will be drawn from names such as Palmer York Benjamin wing Illinois Pennsylvani a R Davis Michigan and California.
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Washington, D. C
Andrews
Sual Ehesen
Treasury
Offi
Palmer A ‘Ot
York
Benjamin Wing
Three Oil Agencies Sell to Ohio Sellers Amid Gas Glut
Ottie operators marketing through Seep Agency and Pure Oil pipelines receive eight dollars six cents per barrel. Eastern field storage limits stock movement while refiners seek Pennsylvania crude to meet demand. Gasoline stocks remain high as prices rise in New York and other eastern markets, marking a rare three price cuts in a week.
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Pennsylvania
New York
War Lord Chang Lin Death Denied by Chinese Government
Shanghai August 29 The Chinese government officially denied reports that warlord Chang Lin had died, stating no confirmation of his death. The statement aimed to quell rumors amid regional instability and ongoing power struggles.
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Shanghai
Chang Lin
Tragedy Ends as Newport Sailors Heroically Signal Rescue
A report from Newport describes a tragedy where a seaman acts selflessly by climbing the rigging to signal for help as a ship shook. Rescue craft including launches and private yachts respond, bringing scores of naval men to safety.
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Newport
Naval Training Station
President Coolidge stays home amid coal strike stalemate
At Plymouth Vermont on August 10 President Coolidge lingered at his ancestral home while awaiting White House appointments and signatures on commissions. He kept close to the coal crisis and predicted a month end work suspension. He believes both sides seek federal intervention but urges complete exhaustion of civilian avenues before government action.
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Plymouth
Two Tragedies in Early Hours Reported
In ND early hours on April 18 a pair of fatalities were logged. Forbia aged 90 and Lowsons died within minutes of each other, details scarce.
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Lowsons
Teamster Dies After Fall While Hauling Stone
A 46 year old Teamster from Sharpsburg died after being thrown from a wagon while hauling stone for road work. He suffered a head injury with hemorrhages. Survived by a widow and six children. Funeral service scheduled for Friday afternoon at the local church.
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Dow
Sharpeburg
Sharpsburg
Unclear Dispatch From Washington Docket
Fragmentary Washington notice describes unclear proceedings with missing names and dates. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Fragmentary note hints at values and tears
Odd OCR fragment mentions a value and tears with unclear context. Readable names or places are not present to identify a concrete event or person.
Searchers Grapple New Ship for Bodies in Lane Disaster
Newport reports searchers grapple a new ship for bodies believed to have drowned in the Lane disaster. Toll rose to 88 in the excursion steamer incident as crews press the recovery effort.
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Newport
B. 1
Lane
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