Child of former Athens family among steer chase victims
Six year old Leone Simmons, daughter of former Athens residents, was injured when a wild steer escaped from a Columbus packing house and chased through streets. The collision with the sidewalk left a broken collar bone and bruises. Other victim William Root, a Columbus tinsmith, suffered torn ligaments as the steer caused chaos before it was killed.
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Athens
Columbus
David Davies
Leone Simmons
Albert Simmons
Simmons
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Famiy
Berry Bold Works
Hille Simmons
William 1 Root
Columbus Tinner
Court House Doings In Common Pleas Court
A petition filed by James Foughty against Globe and Rutgers Direct Insurance seeks recovery for fire damages to his property. Foughty held $4,000 and $1,909 policies on house and contents. insurer has paid nothing. Evidence on G H Williams will relation submitted with no decision. Ohio vs Aleshire trial to start Monday to address mains disorders. Appointment of six deputy sheriffs by Sheriff Williams approved: G H Shaner, Ralph Maynard Park Witham, R Howard, eels Mercer, Garfield Grimes. In probate court a marriage license was issued for Jacob Hahn and state hospital nurse lreda Francine Beichlon.
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Common Pleas Court
James Foughty
Chauncey
Globe and Rutgers Dire Insurance Company
Fouchts
Plaintuf
Ohio
G. H. Willams
Aleshire
Wiliam Williams
Worstell
G H. Shaner
Ralph Maynard Park Witham
R. Howard
Eels ‘Mercer
Garfield Grimes
Store To Officially Open on Thursday
A late 19th century notice describes the upcoming opening of a new store on Court Street. The Luckaf group will operate the outlet with a large sales room, offices, dressing rooms, and basement storerooms for supplies, serving 140 Luckeff outlets. Opening events begin Thursday with limited activities before full public access.
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Herman Luckaf
Chireh
Varsity
Court Street
Moring
Stor
Sets
Aoebhein
Tursch Via
Bg Sie Mar
Glonster and
Chansery
Luckoff
Driver Fails to Signal Sparks Minor Two-Car Crash
Sarah Alice Bailey rear ended a car near the Athens County Children's Home on the Canaanville pike after the other driver reportedly stopped without signaling. Erma Betts accompanied her. the other driver was a student at Ohio University. Damages are estimated at 30 and 20 dollars respectively. vehicles towed to Athens for repair.
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Sarah Alice Bailey
Athens County
Canaanville Pike
Athena
South East Ohio Motor Club
Marages
Coune
Shots Fired At House Near Little Italy In Glouster
In Glouster on Oakdale Pike near Little Italy, one or two shots were fired through the window of James Cavell’s home last Friday night. Marshal Williams heard a shot about 10 pm but could not identify direction. A second man reported two shots. a vacant Cavell house nearby burned Tuesday while being prepared for rent.
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Glouster
James Cavell
Little Italy
Oakdale
Marshal Williams
Cavell
Old Manor
Two People Are Killed in Accident Near Philadelphia
In NSW Philadelphia two passengers Mrs Sophia Matarushi of Sharpsville and Mike Atich of New Philadelphia died after their automobile sideswiped a traction car east of the city. Driver Mrs Joan Mataruski and three youths suffered injuries as they were cut and bruised.
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Nsw
Philadelphia
N.C. PP. & L Traction
Here
Sophia Matarushi
Sharpsville
Mike Atich
New Philadelphia
Joan Mataruski Sr
Tussoo John Jr
Carl Gaich
Widsaley
Pig Exhibits Eight-Legged Pig On Display At West Virginia Farm
Beholders flock to a Barnsley fair to see an unusual mounted pig owned by Dr James D Strawsbury. The creature reportedly died and is posed with eight right whale tusks as part of a curious exhibit arranged by Bob Carrison of Bersto West Virginia. The display prompts outrage over the cruel treatment of the animal and its ceremonial mounting is described as a grim reminder of the tale of fae Titles Bars.
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Palline Swanson
Wincoys
Cine Pharmacy Ecompany
Aquino
Jharserny
James
Strawsbury
Bob Carnson
Bersto
West Virginia
Carrison
Affidavits Filed Against Ten Men over Mine Labor Trouble
Affidavits filed by Carl Glas drawn by Prosecuting Attorney Rh Waterman Harns name ten men John Palmer Abner Philips William Calling Jr Hoyt Courtney Mortigan Ismaurle James Ismith Russell Cunningham Peter Watkins Himer Marks Levis Chapman. Charges include assault and battery riotous assembly and affray. Affidavits filed in Court of Justice of the Peace Carl H Porter.
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Chauntey
Carl Glas
Rh. 3
WaterHarns
John Palmer
Abner Philips
Wiliam Calling, Jr
Hoyt Courtney
Mortigan Ismaurle
James Ismith
Russell Cunningham
Peter Watkins
Himer Marks
Levis Chapman
Asfair
Abner Phillips
William Glaser
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl HL. Porter
Love Hoax Exposed as Man Faked War Veteran Tale
Utica news recounts Hansell Williams who forged a nationwide love story by posing as a war veteran Harold Payton. He deceived reporters, sought a hometown girl, and later admitted the hoax while revealing the woman he pursued has married another man and started a family.
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Utica
Srx
Hansell Willliams
United States
Williams
Hony
Willams
Gannett
William
Homie
Texas
Dallas
Florida
Payton
Wiliams
Daytons 2 Rtan Legion
Williiams
Veterans’ Hospital
Dasten
Navy
Harold Payton
Susquehanna
W.hams
George G. Kesling
Leneaston
Montana
Kesling
Lawrence Keshing
Asie
Kealing
Ling
New York
Tme
Til‘las Hag
Keeling
Bern Ted
Lindsey Plans Welfare Home As Domestic Relations Court
Ben B. Lindsey former Denver Juvenile court judge proposes building a house of human welfare in Denver costing 1 500 060 dollars to serve as an unofficial court of domestic relations. He aims to use a 47 500 dollar Stokes gift as the nucleus of a 1 599 900 dollar fund to complete the welfare home and hear marital and child welfare cases there.
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Denver
Col
U.P
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver Juvenile Court
Lindsey
Stokes
Colorado Supreme Court
Equal Chances Given Women In Committee
In Columbus on August 18, for the first time women will be represented with full voice in the newly elected Republican and Democratic state central committees. Each committee will have 22 men and 22 women members, with meetings slated Friday and Thursday respectively. Leaders will be chosen for the next two years as Ohio gears for the fall campaign.
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Columbus
UPI
Imen
Republican
Democratic State Central Committees
New Republican Committee
Mit
Democratic
Plate Central
Atate
Otter
Alacusa
Io Ohi
First petition filed for Miss Florence Allen for Ohio Supreme Court
The first petition to re elect Florence E. Allen to the Ohio Supreme Court as an independent candidate was received by Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown in Columbus. Signed by forty one persons, it may be returned for correction for missing residences. About 14 000 signatures are needed by September 12. Allen, elected to the court in 1922 as an independent, faces a term ending near January.
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Columbus
U.P
Florence E. Allen
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Clarence J. Brown
Bueyrug
Elgin
Miss Allen
Ther Secretary of State
Vves Allen
Supreme Court
Pretty House Harbors Still Two Arrested
Federal agents raided a Maple Heise cottage in Cleveland and seized a small distilling plant. Deputies say the operation aims to uncover an international liquor smuggling ring. Arrested men are Princisco De Palma and John Aron.
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Cleveland
U P
Fedral
Imp Federalimen
Gustael Siman
Prohibition
Princisco de Palma
John Aron
Astrologers Predict Politics and Films in San Francisco
In a San Francisco hotel, astrologers at a national convention forecast Hoover's election but incomplete term, Smith’s unlikely rise, grim cinema prospects, and Gene Tunney’s Shakespeare study tied to marriage. They discussed planetary movements and fate, with horoscopes for Smith and Hoover showing strong outcomes.
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San Francisco
Aug
Hoover
Smith
Gene Tunney
Shakespeare
Josephine Lauder
Whitcombs Hotel
Alfred T. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Kevah Dee Griffis
New York
200 Bottles of Beer Found by Officers
Police found 200 bottles of beer in a home in the last brides area after noon. Arch Cuban war and Sheri Wolrtm V Williams assisted by officers led the arrest. Two persons pled guilty to possession of beer and were arraigned in the court of the Justice of the Peace Carl Ti Parner. Bond set at 75 dollars with payment plans offered.
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Sheri Wolrtm
Williams
Horses Coalton
di Pats Sher-riffs
Wisi Winertt
Fred Heek Seare
Plu
Carl Ti
Sheni F Willams
That's Different Miss Warnes in Kumson Horse Show
A storm of controversy surrounds Elizabeth Warnes a popular New York society girl who attended the Kumson New Jersey Horse Show despite a publicity stir about televised bare leg fashions and stenographers in New York.
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Angeles
Tait
Elizabeth Warnes
New York
Kumson
N. J
Winner of Flight Plans New York Trip to Break Record
Winner of the Dole flight to New York planned to leave at noon seeking the nonstop trans continental light record. Goebel will fly to Yankee Deadie and be accompanied by H J Tucker, owner of the craft. The current record is a little over 28 hours held by Lieuts Kelly and Maelietdy.
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Los Angtiyvs
Art Goff
Hany
New York
Goebel
H. J. Tucker
Lieuts
Kelly
Maelietdy
Investigators Probe Codes in Black Book Linked to Rum Ring
In Cleveland a squad of special investigators is examining coded cables found in a seized black book tied to a rum ring. The book, seized during a raid on a liquor plant, contained coded cablegrams and was sent to Washington for a full briefing.
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Cleveland
Washington
Guaran J Simons
Allen King
Simons
King
Hmquor
Simmons
Desire for Peach Causes Cleveland Man’s Fatal Fall
A Cleveland man, 65 year old Anglo Santerse, died after slipping from a second story window while reaching for a peach near his bedroom window. He was hospitalized with a fractured skull and later succumbed to his injuries.
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Cleveland
Anglo
Santerse
Miners Expelled at Chauncey Local No 938 Meeting
Six miners were expelled from Local No 938 Chauncey mine union at a Chauncey meeting in the K P Hall. About 150 miners attended while a vote for national officers was held. John Hook led the session as local president.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
K. of P. Hall
John Hook
Ready to Meet Saratoga in Mid-Summer Derby
Saratoga Springs reports two prominent horses, Whitney's Victorian winner of the Preakness and Mrs. John D Hert's Right Count Derby winner, set for a mid-summer three year old derby clash. Baseball notes list Rogers Hornsby and Paul Warner with mixed results. injuries and a fatal auto accident in Cleveland dominate local updates.
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Saratoga
Springs
N. Y
H. PB. Whitney
John D. Hert
Travera
Rogers Hornsby
Eppa Rixey
Paul Warner
Phillies
Freddy Lindstrom
Jarencs Mitchell
Frankin Frisch
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brown Calls Meeting for Thursday In Nelsonville
Nelsonville August 18 Richard Brown Nelsonville chairman of the Athens County Democratic Central committee mailed notices to all committee members elected on primary day and called a meeting of the newly elected committee at the courthouse Altens Tuesday evening August 22 at 7 39 oclock to select an executive committee for the county campaign.
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Nelsonville
Ohio aircraft exposition opens August 27 in Columbus
Preparations advance for the Ohio State War exposition to run August 27 through September 1 in Columbus. Army air corps assets from Wright Field Dayton valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars arrive today, with loading of navigational gear weapons bombs cameras parachutes and other aircraft parts already underway. A lighter than air display by the Goodyear Zeppelin corporation will be featured. Stanley Somers leads army material division preparatory work, while Gen. Gilmore directs the overall exposition.
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Columbus
Wright Field
Dayton
Army Air Corps
Goodyear Zepplin Corporation
Stanley Somers
U. S. Army Material Avision
Gil'' Mote
Daamond
Still Search For Prisoners From Ohio Pen
Still searching for three state penitentiary escapees from the Roseville brick plant. They are Grant S. Woodard 32 of Darke county admitted June 1 1928 for nonsupport Norman Welch 24 of Mahoning county admitted May 23 for grand larceny and Ross Casto 23 of Mahoning county admitted May 29 for failure to provide for a minor child.
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Columbus
State Penitentiary
Roseville
Grant S. Woodard
Darke County
Norman Welch
Mahhoning
Ross Casto
Mahoning County
Hayes and MacArthur divorce drama unsettles Chicago
Chicago reports a flurry of speculation after Helen Hayes and playwright Charles MacArthur’s Newark marriage stirred questions about potential moves following Miss Frink’s earlier divorce suit. The couple’s status and property terms were noted amid ongoing interest in the literary circle.
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Chicago
Helen Hayes
Charles Macarthur
Newark
Carel
MacArthur
Miss Frink
Auto Collision Kills Two Near Bellemontaine
In Hardin county a car carrying Hattie Davis 85 Jefferson Davis 84 and relatives was struck by a traction car between West Liberty and Degro4 state. Jefferson Davis burial followed in West Liberty after the funeral. Mrs Harry Lee of Detroit and others survived with injuries and minor hurts reported.
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Bellemontaine
Hattie Davly
Bellesfontaine
Charles Dodson
Hardin County
Quincy
Crosafe
West Liberty
Charles, Davis
Davis
Mia Harry Lee
Detroit
Hattie Davis
Jefferson Davis
Dayton
Harry Lee
Hip Pocket Raid Targets Dry Officers in New York Trial
Federal authorities launch a hip pocket raid on the Tle de Fran as part of a nationwide effort to enforce Prohibition. A federal grand jury has subpoenaed 125 prominent individuals over alleged drinking in New York night spots. In Nebraska, thousands gather at the governor’s office for Kent’s return amid ongoing enforcement actions and arrests.
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New York
Mrink Ik Kets
Logz
Fiorane
Hia
Isseed Sube
Coll Mels
Nebraska
Kent
Kimball
Ned
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