Courts Extend Temporary Orders Against UMW Affects Strikes
Judge Worstell modified two restraining orders against the United Mine Workers in a Common Pleas hearing. Striking miners may access mines to recover tools, limit picket posts to six per day, and attend meetings off mine property. Defendants may resume normal life if they avoid violating the orders.
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Ohio Collieries Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Common Pleas
L. G. Worstell
Henderson and Burr
Columbus
Jones and Jones
Athens
Finsterwald and Wells
Neighbors link black cat jinx to Reed garage mishap
In Racine on a Sunday morning a double black cat sighting as W S Reed backed his auto from the garage preceded his front axle breaking in two. Reed borrowed a neighbor's car and completed his planned trip without further incident.
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Racine
W. S. Reed
Reed
Turner Probes Campaign Expense Irregularities
Columbus Aug 30 The attorney general Edward C Turner said irregularities in some primary campaign expense accounts are under investigation to see if the corrupt practices law was violated He emphasized he is checking the expenditures personally but would not disclose findings or confirm violations He hinted more witnesses may be questioned in days ahead.
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Columbus
U.R
Edward C. Turner
Turner
Night time mine camp moves seek to ease danger
The defense reports mess tents near mines have been moved 200 yards from highways and equal distance from picket camps to reduce threats. A court order bars midnight lunches at mess stations as night time picketing ends. Mining officials say kitchens now attract strike breakers. a soup kitchen near Mine No 10 moved from Gloucester to a point near the mine, exposing non union workers to daily picketing. Court orders may trigger further changes and notices will be posted locally.
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Council For
Glouster
United Mine Workers
Conductor Held In Car Tragedy Near Greenup
Conductor Fred Smith of the Huntington division of the C and O was taken into custody at Ironton then released on $5000 bond after denying he drove the car that struck a machine near Greenup Sunday, killing Mrs Dewey Sullivan 25 and her 3 year old son.
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Russell, Ky
Fred Smith
Huntington
Ironton
Dewey Sullivan
Greenup
Smith
Two More Warrants Against Republican Judges Issued
The Committee for Honest Elections filed two additional warrants against Republican election judges in the recent primary. Justice Edward Blythin in Strongsville issued the warrants.
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Cleveland
U.R
Committee For Honest Elections
Justice of the Peace
Edward Blythin
Strongsvike
Copperhead Bites Man After Noise in Chicken Coop
H W Davis of near New England was bitten on the foot by a copperhead in a chicken coop behind his home around 8 pm. He was brought to Athens for treatment at 3 am and was described as very ill but not seriously affected. A larger snake tangled in his trouser leg during the attack and a second strike failed. Davis returned home after treatment as home remedies helped.
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H. W. Davis
New England
Stewart
Athens
J. M. Higgins
Davis
W. B. Spears
Paul Saylor
Larber
D. O. Chappell
Mr. Chappell
Dirigible Los Angeles to Hover Over Youngstown Friday
The dirigible Los Angeles will appear Friday afternoon over Youngstown to aid Lansdowne field reopening and honor Lieut. Com. Zachary Landsdowne who died in the Shenandoah wreck. The craft will circle the city then descend to 100 feet with crew at attention and flags at half mast.
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Youngstown
Los Angeles
National Aeronautic Association
Lansdowne Field
Zachary Landsdowne
Cambridge
Lansdowne
Arrest Suspect in Big Train Robbery
Police and Post Office inspectors quizzed a man believed wanted by Chicago police in the February 27 Evergreen Park train robbery that netted $133000. Patrolman Fred Knaach arrested him after noting the coupe with Ohio plates linked to the crime. A .22 caliber rifle and a revolver were found in the car.
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Cleveland
U.P
Post Office
Chicago
Evergreen Park
Fred Knaach
Ohio
Knaach
McArthur Family Moves to Athens
McArthur is relocating to Athens with the family to keep their son in school. Prof. J. D. McKinley of Lucasville, previously head of the local schools, will move into the Lee home on Thursday.
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McArthur
Walter Lee
Athens
J. D. McKinley
Lucasville
Lee
Liquor Law Violators Fined Over 11 Million Since 1923
Columbus report shows 33 179 arrested and 21 422 convicted by state prohibition inspectors since January 1 1923. Fines total 11 431 892 32 with 666 118 14 spent. two staff certify and collect Dow Aiken liquor taxes. McDonald, prohibition commissioner since January 1923 under Governor Donahey.
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Columbus
U.R
State Prohibition Department
State Prohibition
B. F. McDonald
McDonald
Donahey
Candidate for Opponent This November
James A. Edgerton of Virginia accepted the prohibition party vice presidential nomination at Ft. Lyon Virginia. He urged supporters to back Hoover and withdraw the ticket in states where Hoover might be split by the prohibition electors. Edgerton attacked both major parties and called for a union of forces of righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Edgerton
Virginia
Prohibition Party
Edgerton
Ft. Lyon
Alfred F. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
John Coolidge Faces Choice of Sax or Bank Post
Cedar Island Lodge Wis Aug 30 John Coolidge receives multiple job offers from railroads banks and a Broadway producer while he enjoys music on the Brule River. He remains unavailable for interviews under secret service guidance as he weighs a serious career path amid rumors of engagement to Florence Trumbull daughter of Governor Trumbull.
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Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
John Coolidge
Ife
John
Coolidge
Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
Governor Trumbull
Connecticut
Florence Trumbull
History of the pipe organ taught at Southeastern Ohio Institute
Miss Velma Young traced the organ’s evolution from Pan’s pipes to modern electric systems during the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Institute. She noted wind boxes, bellows, hydraulics, and the largest organs in Europe and the United States, and cited local experts on major regional instruments.
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Velma Young
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Institute
Miss Young
Alexandria
Egypt
Winchester
England
Europe
St. Peters Cathedral
Rome
Notre Dame
Paris
United States
Rutland Girl Attacked by Huge Snake at Home
In Rutland on August 30, Pauline Halliday a 16 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Halliday stepped from a bar at their home when a five foot seven inch black snake dropped from a ledge and tried to coil around her neck. Her mother trampled it to death. The girl endured a nervous shock but no serious injuries.
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Rutland
Pauline Halliday
Frank Halliday
Here
Coor
Public Utilities Commission Delays Logan Gas Rate Decision
Columbus Aug. 380 U R Members of the Public Utilities Commission will withhold their opinion in the Logan Gas rate case until engineers finish the property appraisal. The appraisal will be released with the commission’s legal opinion. The commission plans to exclude nonproducing lease wells from valuation while allowing only productive wells to set rates.
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Public Utilities Commission
Logan
Columbus
U.R
Logan Gas Company
Commission
James Huffman
Huffman
Scout report questions whether Hogue was targeted in Kilbourn shooting
In Madison Wisconsin Aug 30 reports that Rev Meredith M Hogue Madeira Ohio was wounded by a shot fired intentionally were challenged by his mother in law Mrs J Robert Barnwell He was camping at The Dells Kilbourn Aug 20 and visited Madison Aug 26 before returning home to Ohio Initial speculation tied the attack to bootlegger activity in Ohio
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Meredith M. Hogue
Madeira
Kilbourn
J. Robert Barnwell
Hogue
the Dells
Barnwell
Ohio
Prison Break in Southern Ohio County Jail
Three prisoners escaped from the county jail in Southern Ohio this morning by sawing bars from the jail windows. John Spires Willard Wyatt and Milt Canter are at large. Spires was jailed on a charge of shooting his father in law George Faught.
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Jackson
U.P
Ohio
John Spires
Willard Wyatt
Milt Canter
Ross Fisher
Spires
George Faught
Death of Mrs Alpha Talbert in Jacksonville
Mrs Alpha Talbert aged 34 died Tuesday in Grant hospital. She leaves her husband four children and her mother Mrs Ida South One sister Mrs Charles Hoisington of Jacksonville and one brother Carl South of Dayton. Funeral Friday at 1 pm in the United Brethren church with interment at Russell cemetery.
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Jacksonville
Alpha Talbert
Grant Hospital
Ida South
Siater
Charles Hoisington
Carl South
Dayton
United Brethren Church
Russell Cemetery
Barr to Lead Ohio Junior Order United American Mechanics
Frank R. Barr of Martins Ferry will head the Junior Order United American Mechanics of Ohio next year, as announced in Tiffin on August 30. The publisher of a local newspaper is named to steer the organization’s state activities and programs.
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Tiffin
Frank R. Barr
Martins Ferry
United American Mechanics of Ohio
Afternoon session wraps up rural institute program
The program featured animal and storm sky imagery, a show of pictures, a county supervisors and teachers chorus, and an address by Mr. Riegel. Confer ences and business meetings followed, concluding the afternoon session.
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Riegel
Mardis Calls for Law Respect and Independent Representation
Dr. H. S. K. Mardis urged that two representation theories exist one rubber stamps voters’ wishes while the other seeks broad-minded judgments after studying both sides. He condemned black legislation and the questionnaire as harmful to the general welfare, urging enforcement of laws and public support for officers.
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8S. K. Mardis
Teachers’ Institute
Mardis
United States
Doctor Mardis
Ohio
Report Remains Of Plane Found
An unconfirmed dispatch to Aftenposten from Harstad said the wreckage of Roald Amundsen’s plane had been found off the Lofoten Islands, south of Tromsø.
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Oslo
Norway
U.P
Newsaper Aftenposten
Harstad
Roald Amundsen
Lofoten Islands
Tromsoe
No One Hurt In Bus Crash
A Marietta Caldwell bus carrying twenty passengers struck a wing wall of the iron bridge on U S Route 21 over Duck creek Caldwell causing the bridge to collapse into the stream. No one was injured.
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Caldwell
U.R
Marietta-Caldwell
Duck Creek
Field Worker Meeting Sets Local Hoover Campaign Pace
Washington August 20 A cadre of Hoover campaign field generals return home with orders to limit national expenses to 3 million dollars and let states run local drives. Decentralization allows states to stress different issues and spend as they see fit while four speeches are planned in major regions.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Council
Hoover
Meigs Man Held In Logan Jail
Logan reports Thomas Collins of Middleport charged with impersonating a federal officer. A National Guard officer detained him near New Pittsburgh before handing him to county officers. Collins allegedly attempted to escape en route to the county jail but was stopped by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn and jailed in Logan.
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Logan
Staff Specker
Thomas Collins
Middleport
New Pittsburgh
National Guard
Collins
Logos
Joe Farbearn
West Virginia Governor Urges Farm Problem Action
Governor Howard M. Gore of West Virginia urged quick action to solve the farm problem at a ninth annual farm dinner in New York, hosted by Jerome D. Barnum of the Syracuse Post Standard, during New York state fair visitors’ event.
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New York
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Modern canning booklet for home use promotion
The booklet explains a modern method of canning vegetables for home kitchens. It urges housewives to request a copy and enclose four cents for postage and handling. Readers should write clearly their name and address on the coupon.
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Department of Alture
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FEM
Athens County
Copperhead
Man
Dao Ory Chie
al Smith
Sax
Bank Post
O. T. R. C. Book of Letters
Chappell
Vernon M. Riegel
Divine
Pick Publisher
Institute of Need
G. C. TI
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
New York City
Middle West
Meigs
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