Strike at Salem Hollow Mine Delays Work Near Murray City
About 159 miners at Salem Hollow Coal Company mine near Myray City walk out in protest of a docking rule. The one day suspension for receiving more than three docks in two weeks was allegedly enforced against six loaders, who refused entry until penalties were lifted. The mine resumed operations this morning with miners outside the workings.
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Nelsonville
Salem Hollow Coal Company
Myray City
Salem Hollow
Aged Widow of Minister Is Dead
Mrs Hannah Hutchinson 81 wife of Rev William Hutchinson died Wednesday at her daughter's home Mrs Perry Cole Grove The Plains Funeral at The Plains M E Church Saturday 2 PM burial Greenlawn casket opened during service She leaves sons Perley Deanville Carl Zaleski Clarrmont Athens and four Reeves brothers Ehwood Nelsonville Homer Columbus Charles Murray City Elmer Zaleski The deceased formerly lived in Doanville
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Hannah Hutchinson
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Hanna
Hutchinson
William ©. Hutchinson
Perry Colegrove
the Plains
Plains M. E
Buriata
Perley Hutchinson
Deanville
Carl Hutchinson
Zaleski
Clarrmont Hutchinson
Athens
Ehwood Reeves
Homer Reeves
Columbus
Charles Reeves
Murray City
Elmer Reeves
Doanville
Oakley Takes Oath As New Mayor Of Buchtel
Victor Oakley, elected mayor of Buchtel Village in November, took the oath of office in Nelsonville Tuesday evening, administered by Mayor Bil Hickman at the City Building. Oakley, secretary of the Nelsonville Board of Trade, will assume duties Friday morning. In other items, Dr. L. E. Bulis and Dr. George M. Laughlin discuss operations at Delaware Sanitarium, and Lewis Seaman is fined $16 and costs for reckless driving after pleading guilty before Mayor Hickman.
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Buchtel
Nelsonville
Victor Oakley
Buchtel Village
Bil Hickman
Busus
Delaware Nelsonville
L. E. Bulis
Delaware Springs
George M. Laughlin
College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Laughlin
Delaware Sanitarium
American College of Osteopathic Surgeons
Lewis Seaman
Bill Hickman
Local society notes and events from Logan and Marion
Miss Helen Jackson Louise Rice and Max Sniffen attended a Logan dance hosted by Miss Marjorie Lytel. Local residents visited relatives in New Lexington Cambridge and Columbus. A Wednesday bridge club met with prize mentions and a Dew Hotel dinner before the play. A Pilgrim Moline Church watch service begins at 7 30 tonight with Rev Roberts and speakers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jackson
Louise Rice
Max Sniffen
Emeen Stratton
Joe Otto
Marietta
John Hanley
Columbus
Misa Marjorie Lytel
Logan
Lester
Jimmy
Lloyd Ev
Amos Haws
New Lexington
Pilgrim Moline Church
East Chestnut Street
Roberts
Dortha Doble
H. J. Mingus
H. Carpenter
Flier Lost in the West Virginia Mountains Flier
A flier from Fayette Street mentions Mrs C E B Bennett with Mrs Charles Bartels as guest. Prizes were won by Mrs Cecil Shafer first, Mrs Wallace Glenn and Mrs John Edington. De gree Staff of the Daughters of America hold practice for the Friday meeting with all officers and guards requested to attend.
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C. EB. Bennett
Fayette Street
Charles Bartels
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cecil Shafer
Wallace Glenn
John Edington
The
Daughters of America
Lamb Market Up in Columbus Ahead of Holidays
In Columbus on December 30 the lamb market rose sharply, defying predictions of a weak pre holiday market. The Ohio Farm Bureau research department reported stronger demand and prices, with gains described as rapid and notable.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Dry Agent Sequel Reveals Barton Affair Fallout
Tragic death of Clinton Neeton, 40, linked to baron Barton scandal. Text shows Barton’s sudden demise in a Cleveland hotel amid family fallout. Father Dr B G Barton of Adelphi Ohio, widow and six children survive, plus multiple Barton siblings who are school superintendents.
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Sidney
Clinton C. Neeton
Cleveland
Catherine Barton
B. G. Barton
Adelphi
Barton
Lo Fan
Heal
Mra Goods
Cliva Boakwater
Hallstdile
Ruth Mitchell
Mins Olive Berton
Audtlphi
Bettman Seeks Ohio Bell Information For PUC Probe
The Public Utilities Commission will hear on January 20 a request by Attorney General Bettman for specific data from Ohio Bell Telephone Co. to aid its investigation of rates and operating practices in Ohio. Bettman argues the company has supplied insufficient information in a memo filed with the PUC.
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Aida Bell Telephone Company
Columbus
Dec
U.P
Public Utilities Commission
Bettman
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio
Commission
Bangs Self in Garage Health Commissioner Believed Despondent Over Illness
Williams County health commissioner Dr. M Y Replogle, 61, a physician for 20 years, died by hanging in his garage. He had just returned from visiting his son in Seattle to regain his health. His body was found by his stepdaughter Elizabeth Ann Hall in Bryan Ohio on December 31.
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Haens. Bryan
Y.r
M. Y. Replogle
Williams County
Replogis
Barton Replogie
Seattle
Wash
Elizabeth Ann Hall
Woman Claims Mysterious Booth Body Still Sparks Debate
Columbus woman recounts a mummified body once claimed to be John Wilkes Booth. Penniman preserved the remains and believed the tale, though others doubted the identity. Chicago scientists now study the mummy to resolve the century old rumor.
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Booth
Columbus
Doc Ft
U.rh
Denniman
Ent
Ghlahoama
Pesniman
Okinkeinsa
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham * Lincoln
Penniman
Lincoln
Fhey
Chicago
Victoria Penniman
Memphis
Poe
Bowling Green
Vary
Bam
Setor
Cresego
Lowa
Enoth
Bates
Chiisto
Estes
Rail Wages Cut 16 Percent at Nashville Railway
Nashville December 31 announces a 16 percent pay cut for all officials of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway effective tomorrow. President James B. Hull disclosed the measure in a brief statement.
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Nashville
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
James B. Hull
Price of Grain Falls in Week Across the Country
In Columbus on December 21 to January 3 the holiday grain slump set in, dragging down prices for major domestic cereals. Government and private reports show reduced winter wheat plantings by about 4.4 percent and a potential drop of 320 million bushels, with exports responsive and prices for feed grains remaining weak. Demand for corn slows due to open winter and decent crop conditions, while wheat prospects depend on the year’s weather and supply-demand balance.
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Columbus
G. W. Bierhard
Otto Farm Bureau
Privet
Baker campaign launched in Elyria by former governor candidate
A new Baker for President movement was launched in Elyria by Martin K. Unavey, a former congressman and ex Democratic candidate for governor. The effort aims to organize 12 Ohio supporters within a week to back Baker.
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Baker
Elyria
Haker For President
Ohio
Martin K. Unavey
Home Pine Remedies for Coughs From Pines Drugstore Ad
A vintage home remedy advert promotes mixing 244 ounces of Pines from a druggist into a pint bottle with honey or granulated sugar syrup. It claims quick relief for coughs by easing phlegm and inflammation, using a concentrated pine compound with creosote. Do not substitute Pines. guaranteed results or money back.
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Bart
Norway
Sheriff Held in Bank Robberies
Sheriff Ira Barton of Bортeland is held on charges he aided two bank robbers after confessions by two gang members. He allegedly helped by transporting funds and offering assistance during a string of four robberies across Brickford County.
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Ira Barton
Borteland
Sang
Barton
Hoela
Mir
Brickford
Body of Kenneth Amature Found in Ravine
The body of Kenneth Amature, a chemistry professor at AGamt University, was found in a ravine near Oxford. Coroner Edwant Cook said preliminary findings indicate death by natural causes around Wednesday afternoon.
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Sint
Oxford
Kenneth Amature
Eastute
Agamt University
Edwant Cook
Amature
Holiday in Athens Causes Store Closures and Service Delays
Athens stores and banks will close for New Year’s Day. no mall deliveries, post office windows closed, limited special deliveries only. The Athens Retail Merchants Association members suspend normal hours. postal and carrier movements will continue under limited force.
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Athens
Nee Monde
Athens Retail Marchants' Association
Mal
Cain
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Arthur Burgess
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Audrey Ailend X
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Catherine Spencer
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Dew Hotel
W. Va. Mountains
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Auther
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Federal Legal Post
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Morida
University of Georgian
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Florida
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