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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1927

Page

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Gloom Over Hawaii as Air Derby Tragedy Unfolds

A pall falls over Hawaii as the air race ends in tragedy with Miss Mildred Doran and six aviators missing. Navy ships extend an intensive search across the Pacific, with hopes fading that survivors are found.

H. R. Elvis Honolulu Hawaii Fiddlers” Green Mildred Doran James Dole William Mollaska Jplane Miss Doran Vilas Knope Kauai Rogers Arthur Goebel Martin Jensen San Franscsco Mid-Pacific

Mine official said stoned in Ohio coal district

Lieutenant Colonel Don Caldwell reported by telephone that the Florence mine at Martins Ferry had been stoned and injured as cleanup continued for resuming coal digging with non union workers. Major Sam Cole went to the scene and 30 of 45 non union men heading to the Monico strip mine near Cadiz were halted by union miners.

Columbus U.P Don Caldwell Vic Donahey Ohio Frank Henderson Martins Ferry Florence Sam Cole Monico Cadiz

Pants clue cracks murder case in Gallipolis hotel

Edward Peppers, a Mason County, West Virginia porter, confessed to strangling Mrs. Florence Buck after a blood stained pair of trousers found at a French Dry cleaning shop in Gallipolis triggered his admissions. He begged to be moved to Chillicothe to avoid mob violence.

Edward Peppers Florence Buck Mason County W. Va Gallipolis Sewards Chillico West Virginia Peppers

Seven year old andrew d agostino swept mile in nyc sewer

A seven year old, Anthony D Agostino, was swept a mile through a New York sewer into the East River while friends dropped rocks to hear splash. Fire, police, and residents searched. a plumber guided a police boat to the sewer outlet and rescued him. He survived saying it was cold.

New York D'Agostino East River Anthony East Side

Quiet New York Holds Breath Before Sacco and Vanzetti Execution

As the hour nears for the executions of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, New York remains calm, a contrast to yesterday's tense mood before the final expiration of the former respite.

New York Sacco Vanzetti Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti

Dalton Named as Independent Candidate for Fourth Ward

Voters in the fourth ward filed a petition with the county election board to nominate Ralph A. Dalton as an independent candidate for councilman. Dalton, a former council member, helped develop the east section of town, and the petition lists 33 voters, exceeding the one percent quota. The incumbent is Republican C. F. Mosure.

Fourth Ward County Election Board Ralph A. Dalton Dalton C. F. Mosure

Night Watchman Foils Four in Farm Gun Battle

Nelsonville report describes James Lee special night watchman for Valley Farms fending off four unknown men at Floodwood stock barn. A bullet hit a cartridge clip in his pocket igniting matches and he fired back, possibly wounding one assailant. Police seek wounded negro. three attackers fled in a Ford.

Nelsonville Aug James Lee Valley Farms Company Floodwood Lee Jack Pearson

Brother of condemned man seeks share of reward

Bernard McDermott brother of Pat McDermott now in the Ohio State penitentiary at Columbus for the murder of Don R. Mellett former publisher of the Canton Daily News has filed a claim through his attorney for part of the 27000 dollar reward offered for the apprehension of McDermott.

Canton Bernard McDermott Pat McDermott Ohio State Columbus Don R. Mellett Canton Daily News McDermott

Rails from old B&O line to be shown at Baltimore centennial

Century old wooden rails from the original Baltimore to Frederick main line have been removed from a dilapidated Carroll County farmhouse and will be exhibited during the Baltimore centenary exhibition and pageant set for September 24 to October 8.

Baltimore Frederick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Carroll County Maryland

Aces hero captain goes missing in Pacific search flight

Captain William P. Erwin, hailed as World War I aviation hero, and navigator Alvin Eichwaldt flew the two seat Dallas Spirit toward Hawaii to locate missing planes from the Dole race. Their mission ends with the plane missing and the fate of both men unknown.

NEA San Francisco William P. Erwin Alvin Eichwaldt Hawaii William Mitchell America Erwin War Department Pacific Dallas Spirit

Duke Miller Dies from Skull Fracture Near Middletown

Duke Miller age 30 a laborer from Middletown died from a skull fracture after being found unconscious on the Dixie highway near Middletown. He died yesterday shortly after discovery.

Cincinnati Duke Miller Middletown

Loyal Order of Moose Opens 39th Annual Convention

Delegates from across the United States and abroad gather in Philadelphia for the opening session of the Loyal Order of Moose 39th annual convention. The event marks a major gathering of fraternal members and leaders.

Philadelphia United States of the Loyal Order of Moose

Geologist Ashley Survives Six Days in Cave Escape

Lawrence B. Ashley, geologist and explorer, was rescued after six days entombed in Nick A Jack cave near Chattanooga. He reported discovering an uncharted cavern larger than Mammoth Cave and credited a trench shovel and underground water with saving his life.

Chattanooga Tenn United Press Floyd Collins Lawrence Ashley Nick-A-Jack Cave Mammoth Cave Kentucky Tiends

Only Unexpected Action Could Save Vanzetti Sacco Tonight

Defense forces race to prevent the execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti as political and public pressure mounts. Authorities and supporters urge last minute appeals and interventions to avert a fatal outcome.

Vanzetti Sacco

Taft declines border aid in Sacco and Vanzetti case

U S Chief Justice William Howard Taft will not travel to the border to aid Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Defense counsel race to seek a last minute stay as execution looms at midnight. Arthur D. Hill and Michael A. Musmanno push appeals involving Justice Harlan Fiske Stone and Governor Fuller.

Point AW Pic Que U.S William Howard Taft United States Supreme Court Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti United Press Today Henry Minott United Press Boston Arthur D. Hill Rockland Harlan Fiske Stone United States Supreme Rt Hill Holmes Brandeis Michael A. Musmanno Bill Point Au Pio Quebec Musmanno Elias Field Fuller Department of Justice Washington Farnum U. S Supreme Court

Debate Day Cure for Prohibition Debated at Winona Lake

Pinchot criticizes Mellon and Coolidge for non enforcement of the eighteenth amendment during a World League Against Alcoholism congress in Winona Lake Indiana. Delegates hear a stirring address urging a stricter curbs on liquor.

Winona Lake Ind

All Trans Oceanic Flights Prohibited Now

Carl Wolfley, vice-president of the National Aeronautical Association, urged federal action to halt further trans-oceanic flights. He argued aviation has achieved its purpose of proving ocean spanning is possible and cited Colonel Lindbergh on infeasibility of ocean air service with current equipment.

ST. Joseph U.P Carl Wolfley National Aeronautical Association Wolfley William McCracken United States Department of Commerce Lindbergh

Berry harvest finds ready sale for Haynes picks

Mr. Haynes reports a ready sale for all the berries he has picked this season. The announcement highlights strong demand and brisk sales for his berry output.

Mr. Haynes

Loss of Nine to Sixteen Lives in Ocean Flight Attempts

Washington reports aviation officials plan stricter motor plane and radio requirements after nine to possibly sixteen deaths in U S long distance flight attempts. While seven San Francisco Hawaii flyers remain missing, progress toward safe cross ocean air service is acknowledged but safety measures are prioritized.

Washington U.P San Francisco Snch Atlantic United Press John Rodgers Pacific

Two Are Killed When Run Down By Automobiles

Cleveland recorded its 127th and 128th traffic fatalities of the year as Dennis Guilfoyld, 69, died from injuries after being struck Saturday night by a car. Six year old Joseph Finday died the following day from a fractured skull after leaping from an ice wagon into traffic. The driver faced no charges.

Cleveland U.R Dennis Guilfoyld St. Alexia Guilfoyld Joseph Finday

Acquittal in liquor manufacturing tools case at Marietta

Leonard Dalton of Dunham township was acquitted in probate court of possessing implements for liquor production. Charles Scott, arrested with him and jailed, was released as evidence did not support a conviction. Marshal Jess Love and state prohibition officers made the arrest. Judge Fleming cited insufficient evidence.

Marietta Leonard Dalton Dunham Township Charles D. Fogle Charles Scott Jess Love Belpre Prohibition Dalton Scott Fleming

Deputy guards scaled at Lick Run and Luhrig mines

Special Observer for Governor Donahey approves expense for mine guards. Eighteen deputies reassigned from county payroll to reserve status while fourteen remain to guard both mines and cover eight hour shifts. No funding yet appropriated. prosecutors plan to meet to discuss legal funding. Major Edwards resigns as observer. Major Thomas takes charge as adjutant of the Span ish War Veterans.

Luhrig Lick Run William Williams Siz N. G. Worstell Lick A John Edwards R. D. Williams A. R. Thomas Columbiana County Hocking Valley Edwards Spanish War Veterans For Ohio Thomas Hotel Berry Nelsonville Conrad Wein United Mine Worker's Office Wein J Worstell

Bank Robbery Suspect Surrenders in Toledo

Albert Sheets, 27, who had been hunted since the Adams Street robbery of the Ohio Savings Bank Trust Company on January 18, surrendered to police late yesterday. Two armed bandits entered the bank forcing employees into the vault and took more than $10,000.

Toledo Albert Sheets Sheets Adams Street Ohio Savings Bank ‘Trust Company

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