Ohio courts urged on Bible teaching in public schools
Columbus Aug 21 opinions from Vernon Riegel state the courts should decide if Bible study in public schools is constitutional. A East Liverpool suit seeks to block church-led Bible classes. department will not take action and remains hands off. Separately Ohio miners call out about 1000 workers across four Sunday Creek mines amid planned talks with Ohio Collieries officials in Columbus.
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Vernon Riegel
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Riegel
United States
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Ohio Collieries Company
Sunday Creek
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners’ Organization
George Savage
Treas
Urer
Ohio Miners
Pomeroy
Coal Company
Hall
Savage
Sugar Creek
George &. Jones
Toledo
Creek
Glouster
Jones
Pittsburgh oil men drill wildcat near Gravel Bank
Marietta Aug 21 report says Pittsburgh oil men drilled a wildcat well a half mile below Gravel Bank on the Knowlton farm. In Berea shale at 1800 feet depth the well was shot Wednesday morning and flowed two barrels an hour through the casing.
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Marietta
Pittsburgh
Knowlton
Berea
Red Favored as Lucky Color in Chinese Tradition
The article notes that green is deemed unlucky in Chinese culture while red is the preferred favorite color. It highlights cultural beliefs linking colors to fortune.
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Green
Red
Voodoo Worship Peril Sparks Havana Dispatch
A Havana dispatch describes Voodoo worshippers led by a white individual approaching sacrifice of a three old girl named the kid. The report notes American shock at the alleged crime, court bail issues, a suspect Eva Siedelman involved in theft, and surrounding legal questions as readers are urged to turn to page four.
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Havana
Soeie
Klan to Seize Bryan's Torch of Fundamentalism
Washington dispatch reports the Ku Klux Klan plans a national gathering at Buckeye Lake Ohio to set future objectives. Imperial Wizard H W Evans and other leaders will discuss headquarters location anti evolution laws and immigration barriers while Klansmen in legislatures push measures to remove evolution from schools.
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Washington, D. C
William Jennings Bryan
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H. W. Evans
Imperial Palace
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Washington
Congress
Tennessee
Kian
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Hag
New Prohibition Officials Named to Lead Boots Liquor Crackdown
Twenty four regional administrators were selected by Lincoln C. Andrews to direct what is billed as the largest federal drive against bootleg liquor. E L Porterfield remains Ohio director as raids begin immediately under General Andrews and the new appointees. The push aims to near a dry America within a year with raids on main supply sources.
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Washington, D. C
America
General Andrews
Bandits Loot Major Chicago Store In Daylight Wreck
Four armed bandits penetrated the B Lazarus Son offices in Chicago forcing officials and workers to the floor. They opened five safes after torturing Sig Lazarus and escaped with diamonds watches and jewelry valued at 250000 to 500000. A woman fainted and an elevator operator was knocked unconscious.
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B. Lazarus & Son
Sig Lazarus
Riff Peace Moves Reported Amidongoing Fighting
Paris reports from Barcelona via Perpignan that renewed large scale fighting continues in the Riff while General Primo de Rivera travels toward Algeciras to meet a Riff peace delegation. The source quotes a reliable Barcelona contact and notes the Spanish directorate leader as generalissimo of the army in the Riff.
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Barcelona
Perpignan
Primo de Rivera
Riff
Algeciras
Pacific Flyers Gather for San Francisco to Hawaii Flight
Washington high command plans a joint Pacific air group assembly for a San Diego to San Francisco staging route. Four navy planes plus an AB-1 are slated to depart tomorrow toward the starting point for the August 28 flight to Hawaii, with two PM-9s and two PM-7s designated to operate from the assembling base.
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Navy
Hawaii
San Francisco
San Diego
Battle
Worker 16 Killed in Marion Train Incident
Elliott, 56, a janitor at Marion Steapa Shovel Co., was killed when a Pennsylvanide train tote collided with him. Officials reported the accident occurred in Marion on a Tuesday afternoon, prompting a police investigation.
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Marion
EB. Elliott
Marion Steapa Shovel Company
Frazier Family Reunion Planned At Martha Groves Home
The Frazier family reunion will be held at Martha Groves home in Carbon Halls on August 30. Relatives and friends are invited to bring a picnic lunch and spend the day together.
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Frazier
Martha Groves
Carbon Halls
Ohio to hold talks on river pollution controls
Columbus officials from the state health department will meet within weeks with representatives of Ohio industrial plants to plan steps to end pollution of Ohio rivers and other streams by industrial waste.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Trains Collide in Arkansas Canyon Killing Two Firemen
A head on collision of Rio Grande Panoramic Specials Nos 7 and 9 in the Canyon of the Arkansas near Granite Arkansas killed two firemen J W Taughtenbaum and C S Phelan and injured about ninety passengers, fifteen seriously. Relief crews rushed doctors from Leadville and Bent County to the scene as officials blamed failed dispatch orders for the wreck.
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Watt
Sealor Cemue
Pine Creek
Paine
Benna Vista
Leadville
Moe
Babe
Federal force arrests ten in Cleveland crackdown
Cleveland dispatch reports federal prohibition agents arrest ten officials including justices of the peace and city raiders amid raids on private homes. The drive targets alleged rough tactics and crooked enforcement, with suits filed by State Senator George H Bender and Francis R Wiggins seeking damages totaling 75000 dollars. U S district attorney A N Bernsteen anticipates more arrests in the county crackdown.
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Alo
George H. Bender
W. J. Patrick
Prohibition
Bender
Francis R. Wiggins
Patrick
A. &. Bernsteen
United States
Wholeasi
Cuyahoga County
Opening of West Virginia State Road Sets Athens Route
West Virginia plans a fall opening of a state road between Parkersburg and Ellenboro to place Athens on a new east west route. The link should divert traffic from the National Pike toward the Northwestern Pike with easier grades. A 5.2 mile graded stretch near Ellenboro will complete the through route, sale of the Ritchie County segment to be on August 24.
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Athens
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Ellenboro
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Clarksburg
Uniontown
Wash
Rittchie County Lne
Manager, Old Entr New York
Onnie Math of the Philadelphia Athletics is described as the oldest manager in the major leagues. He is noted as a world-title winner and as the pilot of a team that finished last more often than not.
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OLD Entr
New York
Onnie Math
Philadelphia Athletics
Riot at Beland Zoller mine injures man in Illinois
In Zeigler Illinois this morning a clash between wildcat strike pickets and conservative miners at Beland Zoller mine No marked a riot. About 150 conservatives went to work, met by jeering wildcatters. Rocks and weapons were used, cars damaged, no shots reported. One man seriously hurt and several bruised.
Cadiz Republican Passes After 110 Years In Tune With Housing Drive
Cadiz brief notes the Cadiz Republican nearing the end of its run at 110 years as it shifts focus to the Own Your Own Home campaign and moves to a new building. Cincinnati report cites federal charges against two Black residents after detectives uncover over $1,000 hidden in a toy wagon behind a home.
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Cadis Republican
Cincinnati
Escape from girls' industrial home prompts search
Delaware authorities search today for Lillian Thornton age 17 of Conneaut and Mrs Docery Stone age 17 who climbed over a transom and escaped from the girls industrial home near here.
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Lillian Thornton
Conneaut
Docery Stone
Here
Lost Money Recovered After Bus Driver's Mourning Ad
East Liverpool notices a man placing a mournful want ad for a bus driver’s missing bankroll. Robert Reed advertised his lease of Sas. Hours later Mildred Cline returned the money to the driver.
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Liverpool
Robert, Reed
Sas
Mildred Cline
Fifteen Arrested in Youngstown Liquor Raids
In Youngstown Chief Powell led five raids resulting in the arrest of fifteen men. Officers confiscated liquor and mash during the operations.
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Youngstown
Powell
DeMolay Convention Opens Here August 24
Elyria reports the first state convention of the Order of DeMolay will begin August 24 and run for three days with Regional Director Russell Flower of Chicago in charge.
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Elyria
the Order of DeMolay
Russell Flower
Chicago
Miss Victoria Kesh Kasi Girl Feat Noted Lawyer Claim
Fragmentary OCR reads Miss Victoria Kesh Kasi girl and a mention of a feat by a lawyer. Details unclear. article likely notes a person named Victoria Kesh Kasi and associated legal matters without full context.
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Victoria Kesh
Kasi
United States Debt Seen Wiped By 1966 If Funding Succeeds
Washington officials say the national debt, about 21.009 billion dollars, could be nearly paid off by 1966 if foreign funding with France and Italy is completed on terms like Britain and Belgium deals. A strict economy policy and congressional restraint are key.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Congress
Treasury
Melion
France
Italy
Great Britain
Poland
Belgium
Veekinap Griving Fined After City Court Hearing
A man named Griving pleaded guilty to a charge before Mayor Parker and Mayor Koone yesterday evening. He received a fine of five dollars plus costs after arrest Wednesday at the Bell Pers by Police Captain When. Traffic duties at Twilight League ball games were handled by Traffic Constable Lewis during the incident.
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Idee Parker
I. A. Koone
Coolidge Sets Out On Trip After Prestigious Stay
President Coolidge begins the 200 mile return journey to the White House from Northampton after a refreshing stop. The visit included additions of honors and an emphasis on discussions with Belgium regarding a funding pact worth 480.6 million dollars. The signing occurred late at night in the residence of Calvin Coolidge's family.
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George E. Northampton
PF Colldge
White House
Gwampecott
Ronors
Henerte
Belgium
Calvin
Parig Election Update Shows Slow Candidate Selection
Report notes eight members possibly chosen with two selected so far and one other yet to be named, indicating a gradual process at Parig. High interest surrounds the developing slate as officials confirm additional appointments in coming days.
Vee Rejoiners Pact To Berlin On Monday
Paris dispatch reports that the Vee rejoiners to the German axis will have the security pact served to Berlin on Monday. The announcement came from official sources in Paris as August 21.
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Berlin
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