Bloodhounds Track Suspect After Oxford Attack
Bloodhounds from Cleves Ohio were sent to Oxford to trail a man who assaulted and seriously injured Harold Saunders at his barber shop after a midnight return from Middletown. The trail reached the town outskirts and stopped at a spot where the fugitive entered an automobile. Police suspect a burglary attempt on a neighboring jewelry store.
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Cincinnati
Cleves
Ohio
Oxford
Harold Saunders
Saunders
Middeltown
Felewry
Missouri Rail Traffic Paralyzed by Trainmen Walkout
Missouri rail traffic ground to a halt as the Chicago and Alton and Missouri Pacific corridors halted operations. In Kansas City no trains moved on the Chicago and Alton, while Jefferson City freight on Missouri Pacific stalled after about 300 workers protested armed guards.
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Chicago &Alton
Roadhouse
Ill
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Young Strike Breakers Beaten in Columbus Restaurant
In Columbus on August 28 three young strikebreakers from the Pennsylvania railroad shops were severely beaten by six youths after a dispute over a strike. Assault charges were filed against the six assailants and hearings are set for today. The beaten men claim they were not striking.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nelsonville News Department Contact Note
Mail or call Bart the Printer in Nelsonville to send news items for this department as directed.
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Nelsonville
Mexico City Observations From Ralph Super’s Letter
The author travels Mexico City, noting its size, streets, and climate. describes the capital as a flat city ringed by mountains, with good streetcars and cheap food by American standards. He observes a hectic history, oil field labor in Tampico, and critiques of corrupt governments while highlighting museums, the national museum, and Santa Anna’s relics.
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Ralph Super
Mexico
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Europe
Maximilian
Juarez
Diaz
National Museum
Santa Anna
Carlotta
Tampico
Paul Super
Paul
Asia
Jones
Guerreroa
America
Amercans
States
Onis
Land
Columbia University
Mexico City
Labor Day Parade Plan by Nel sonville Chapter
The local Order of Red Men announce a Labor Day parade in Nelsonville with James Newman as marshal. The procession features a city officials car, an Indian chief escorted by six warriors, and many groups including the American Legion band and numerous fraternal orders. The G A R and Women's Relief will review the parade from the Dew house porch.
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Order of Red Men
Nelsonville
James Newman
American Legion Band
K. of P
Elks
Maccabees
Eagies
U. A.M. Brick and Clay Workers
Improved Order
Boy Scouts
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Lady Maccabees
Eastern Star
Pythian Sisters
D. of A.’s
Rebekahs
Degree
Pocahontas
G. A. R. and
Women’s Relief
Dewouse Porch
Point Pleasant Reunion and Picnic Held in Honor of Mrs Parker
A gathering at Point Pleasant brought together Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hick and son Mark, Mrs. James Parker of Norfolk, W. Va., and others from Columbus and nearby towns. Despite afternoon showers, attendees enjoyed a picnic and reunion. Visitors include Dr. I. L. Heck and Joe of Granville, and Misses Fanny Mulligan and Florence Mulligan at Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Point Pleasant
W. M. Hick
Mark
James Parker
Norfolk
W. Va
Weaver Essex
Lancaster
Parker
Columbus
James Grant
Clinton Hick
Danny Shields
Mary
Walter
Lloyd Edison
Lewis Staley
Will Burnelle
Akron
I. L. Heck
Joe
Granville
Fanny
Florence Mulligan
Anthony Stedam
Knoxville, Tenn
Charles Preston
Elizabeth Preston
B. C. Webb
Marzella
Ashland
Edward Murphy Recovers From Tonsil and Adenoid Operation
Edward Murphy age year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Murphy Jr is recovering well after an operation at Mt Carmel hospital to remove tonsils and adenoids.
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Edward Murphy
Thomas Murphy, Jr
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Funeral for Erma Louise Grigsby Sunday
Funeral services for Erma Louise Grigsby, daughter of Mr and Mrs Denzil Grigsby, were held Sunday at ten from their Chauncey home. Rev Gilbert Courtney conducted the service with the church quartet, burial in Plains cemetery under Undertaker Stout. The child fell ill Thursday and died Friday evening.
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Erma Louise Little
Denzil Grigsby
Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
The
Christian Church
Plains Cemetery
Stout
Hursday
Church Women Meet at Mrs Ferguson's Home
The Women's Class of the Chauncey Christian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs James L Ferguson at her Lexington avenue home. All church women are urged to attend.
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Chauncey Christian Church
James L. Ferguson
Lexington Avenue
Church
Illness reported for Mrs. Fred Shaner north of town
Mrs. Fred Shaner is quite ill at home north of town. W D Hines visited relatives in Burr Oak on Sunday. Sam Bloom of Cincinnati spent the weekend with Mrs. Isaac Wilson and family in Chauncey.
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Fred Shaner
W. D. Hines
Burr Oak
Sam Bloom
Cincinnati
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Grace Smith Hosts Chauncey Party With Music and Dance
Miss Grace Smith entertained a number of friends at her Chauncey home in the week's latter part with a party. The evening featured music and dancing followed by refreshments.
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Grace Smith
Chauncey
Social Guests From Strouds Run and Glouster Visit Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dowler and daughter Lucile and Mr. and Mrs. William Marshal of Strouds Run visited Chauncey guests Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Grimes and daughter Ella. Miss Agnes Mulligan of Glouster and Mr. Fred Lemley of Zanesville joined the Sunday gathering.
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J. H. Dowler
Lucile
William Marshal
Strouds Run
Agnes Mulligan
Glouster
Fred Lemley
Zanesville
Garfield Grimes
Ella
Chauncey
Chauncey Visit Highlights Local Social Round
Mr and Mrs George Strausbaugh of Logan spent Sunday in Chauncey with Mr and Mrs James Fouty. Mr and Mrs Harry Bumgardner and baby of Nelsonville joined them for a Chauncey Sunday visit.
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George Strausbaugh
Logan
Chauncey
Harry Bumgardner
Baby
Nelsonville
James Fouty
Hoover cites profiteering among coal operators
Secretary of Commerce Hoover testified before the House Interstate Commerce Committee that about 30 percent of coal operators appeared to profiteer when shortages began. He added that a majority of operators were inclined to accept government control of fair prices.
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Washington
Hoover
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Conference to Discuss Saghalien Purchase Opens Sept 4
The Russo Japanese conference on northern Saghalien purchase will open at Chang Chun on September 4. The Russian soviet is expected to seek Japanese recognition, with representation from the soviet government though nominally with the Chita Far Eastern republic.
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Tokio
Saghalien
Chang Chun
Chita
Far Eastern
Train derails near Albany injures no one
Delaware and Hudson Passenger Train No. 5 running from Binghamton derailed at the entrance to the Union station yards in Albany. Eighty passengers were in danger but no injuries were reported. tracks were damaged for about 200 feet.
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Albany
Delaware& Hudson
Binghamton
Union Station
Railway Guard is Under Arrest in Camak Georgia
W T Hall, a guard in the Georgia railway yards at Camak, is jailed on a charge of killing Dan and Baxley Latimaer brothers early today. Police report the homicide occurred in the Yards area with Hall detained for questioning and later charged.
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Camak
W. T. Hall
Georgia Railway
Dan
Baxley Latimaer
Hall
Man Admits Shooting Two Men After Threat with Pistol
Authorities say the suspect admitted to shooting two men after claiming one of them threatened him with a pistol. He says he opened fire in self defense and is cooperating with investigators.
Repairs Delay Mining Track to Allow Mine Operations
Damage to railroad track serving mines 266 267 and 10 will delay temporary repairs until late this afternoon enabling car movement and mine operation. Other valley mines run as usual. The August 30 1862 muster of the 104th O V I is noted with Massillon reunion planned.
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Hisylvania
Craft Family Weekend Visit Discusses Columbus Trip
Mrs. W. A. Craft, Miss Phyllis and Alfred Craft spent the weekend in Columbus where Alfred underwent a tonsil and adenoid removal operation.
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W. A. Craft
Phyllis
Alfred Craft
Columbus
Capital City
Alfred
Klan Rally Near Cincinnati Draws 10000 in Field
In Cincinnati area, about 10 000 Ku Klux Klan members from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky gathered in a secluded field east of Mount Healthy late Saturday night. Two local constables attempted to disperse the mob but withdrew after being challenged. Dozens of candidates were initiated in the fiery cross ritual before the group dispersed. Authorities say several national Klansmen were present.
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Cincinnati
Wets Win Plebiscite In Stockholm Prohibition Vote
Incomplete returns from Sundays plebiscite show the wets victorious over the drys in Stockholm. Both men and women voted with the drys financed largely from the United States and mounting a strong campaign to prohibit the drink traffic.
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Stockholm
United States
Track workers urge higher wages before rail labor board
Chicago August 28 rail line workers ask the railroad labor board for a minimum scale of 48 cents an hour based on cost of living. The current scale runs from 23 to 85 cents with 400000 members in maintenance of way and shop unions citing the shopmen strike context and board authority at stake.
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E. F. Grable
Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Grable
Ten Reds Are Arrested by the Chicago Police
Chicago police report warrants charging four men with first degree murder will be sworn out after a confession from a suspect linked to a Red plot that wrecked the Million Dollar Express on the Michigan Central near Gary Indiana. Ten men were rounded up. four remain in custody including Charles Uselis Joe Popauritch John Petrowski and Adine Alessio.
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Chicago
Warranta
Michigan Central Railroad
Gary
Ind
Charles Uselis
Machinists’ Union
New York Central
Joe Popauritch
John Petrowski
Adine Alessio
Uselis
Rockefeller Request Delays Naming Medical Chair at Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati board received a letter from Wallace Buttrick of the General Education Board asking to defer naming the college of medicine chair of obstetrics after John R. Rockefeller. Rockefeller prefers his name be remembered in philanthropy through his donations and improvements rather than carved on stone.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Wallace Buttrick
General Education Board
College of Medicine
John R. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Great fire at Standard Oil depot in Salonika
Athens Greece Aug 28 The great Standard Oil depot at Salonika has been destroyed by fire, according to a dispatch from the city today.
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Athens
Greece
Standard Oil
Salonika
Pressure to end the coal strike grows in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia urgent moral pressure mounts to resolve the coal strike. Senator Pepper meets with John L. Lewis to gauge miners' views, signaling possible accommodations. Governors and labor leaders discuss a last chance before government control, with Pepper acting as intermediary.
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Philadelphia
Aur
George Wharton Pepper
John L. Lewis
Pepper
Samuel ‘Aompers
A. F B. of
Sproul
William A. Glasgow
S. DD. Warriner
Montrose
Davis
Washington
Allentown
Perkasie
Warriner
Williams Treatment FREER offer in old notice
Old style advertisement promises relief from rheumatic and back pains with an 85 cent bottle of Williams Treatment FREER. Send address to Dr D A Williams Co for a free regular bottle by parcel post with no obligation, limit one per person, founded 1892.
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Williams
D. A. Williams Co
Dept
P. O
East Hampton
Conn
Death of Mary Catherine Dalton Widow of J B Dalton
Mary Catherine Dalton died Sunday at 8 am at her son R B Dalton’s home on East State Street. She was 81 and suffered frailty from advanced age. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at First M E church with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. She was born in Little Hocking and lived in Athens most of her life, active in the church. Survived by children W F Dalton Indianapolis J L Dalton Troy Mrs Lottie George Youngstown F H Dalton Akron J M Dalton Zanesville Mrs Bertha Jordan Troy BR A Dalton and H L Dalton Athens plus 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Her husband Mr Dalton preceded her 16 years ago and one daughter died in infancy. She was the last of her family.
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Mary Catherine Dalton
J. B. Dalton
R. BD
Dalton
State Street
M. E
West Union Street
R. A. Dalton
Troy
Lottie George
Youngstown
F. H. Dalton
Akron
J. M. Dalton
Zanesville
Bertha Jordan
BR. A. Dalton
H. L. Dalton
Athens
Boy 14 Dies From Blast at Akron Brick Pit
Aug 28. Fred Hapner of Cuyahoga Falls is killed after igniting a blasting powder can at the Duro Brick Co clay pit. A match touched off the charge, causing fatal burns.
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Akron, O
Fred Hapner
Cuyahoga Falls
Duro Brick Co
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Missouri
Dr. Parker
Harley-Davidson
Milwaukee
Wis
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville News
MEAG
Program OF Labor
Childs
Thea
Giouster Park
Palos Road
Lodge
Ben Kay
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Isaac Vaughn
Fred Cornwell
R. D. Owen
Harold Cornwell
J. L. Stahl
H. R. Stahl
Massillon
Mr. Stahl
104Th O. V. I
Camp Massillon
Sweden
Maintenance of Way
United States Railroad Labor Board
Reds
Pennsy
Beasley
Silvertown
Cord Tire
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Ford
Maxwell
Chevrolet
Willy Overland
BSP. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Cash Shoe
Pickering
Oldfield
Dyear
Pennsylvania
Firestone Goodyear
Chens
Fred
R, Beasley
Amesville
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