Gore Man Richards Dies After Sunday Dinner
Robert Richards, 44, collapsed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Alltop in Gore after Sunday dinner. Coroner C. W. Ziegler held an inquest, death attributed to apoplexy. Body moved to Harden company mortuary in Logan for burial then to Victor, Washington for funeral. Richards left a widow and four children.
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Ziegler
Harden Company
Logan
Victor
W. Wa
Richards
Hocking County
Fuel transfer hurts prospects for Carbon Hill mines
Logan Jan 4 Prospect for work in the Carbon Hill district is poor for the next months due to the loss of the Hocking Valley railway fuel order, transferred recently to Sugar Creek district. Mines around Carbon Hill are loading coal and will be affected. only a few local orders may provide part time work.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
Hocking Valley Railway
Sugar Creek
Boy Hurts Eye With Shears at Home
Elmer Wright, 25, of Murray City, is at Cherrington hospital after a sheep shear injury penetrated his right eye. Doctors fear permanent sight loss as the point pierced the eyeball during playful at home use.
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Logan
Elmer Wright
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Motorists rush to secure tags in Logan
Logan January 4. With two days of grace left for belated motorists to obtain 1925 license tags before the barrier goes up Deputy Registrar Higgy expects heavy business. Saturday saw a steady stream at the office. Mayor Rochester said he would decide later if more time would be granted.
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Logan
Higgy
Rochester
Mrs. Henrietta Payne Dies at 72 in Logan
Mrs. Henrietta Payne widow of John Payne died at her daughter’s home on West Hunter Street after a week of illness. She had not been well since moving to Logan a year ago. Funeral, not yet set, will be at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Starr township. Heinlein Brothers handle arrangements.
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Payne Dles
Logan
Henrietta Payne
John Payne
E. D. Campbell
West
Hunter Street
Starr Township
Heinlein Brothers
Rabid-Looking Dog Killed by City Officer
Logan officials report a dog believed rabid was killed by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn in the western city area Thursday afternoon. It is the second such destruction in two weeks. Authorities urge owners to exercise extra care and consider tying dogs for a short period.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
Logan Youths Arrested After Alleged Backfire Shot
Ronald Guess and Leroy Clark are jailed after a Saturday evening incident on Iron street in Logan. They are under investigation for firing at Mrs. Gus Shively and a companion, though they claim a car backfire caused the noise. Traffic Officer Farbearn arrested them after a complaint was filed. both had prior charges of intoxication.
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Guess
Clark
Two Under Knife In Green Township Hospital
Mrs. Perry Lehman of Green township had an appendicitis operation at Cherrington hospital Sunday along with gallstone treatment. Latest reports say her condition is favorable. Mrs. R. W. McCannon of New Straitsville underwent surgery for removal of several infected teeth the same day.
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Logan
Perry Lehman
Green Township
Cherrington Hospital
R. W. McCannon
New Straitsville
City Fireman Faces Home Blaze at 1:36 PM
City Fireman Walter Kleinschmidt found his own home ablaze at 1:36 in the afternoon. Firemen confined the fire to the upper story with $350 in losses mainly from water damage to carpets and furniture, believed to have started from an overheated chimney. Three hours later a second alarm went to Edward Struble’s home on Zanesville avenue, but no fire was found there and Struble denied turning on the alarm.
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Logan
Walter Kleinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Edward Struble
Zanesville Avenue
Struble
Five Days Left to Secure 1926 License Tags
Only 2259 persons have secured their 1926 license tags and five days remain. Latecomers face penalties and long waiting lines as people struggle to reach the desk. Many are turned away for missing sale bills or for not owning the car, since only the owner may obtain the tag under the new law.
Doan's Pills Help Burke Back Pain and Kidneys
G M Burke a stationery engineer of 20 S Cemetery St reports dull back ache and kidney disorder but after using Doan's Pills the back pain disappeared and kidneys returned to normal function.
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Doan
Athens
G. M. Burke
S. Cemetery St
Carriers Launch Nationwide Pension and Retirement Drive
Edward J. Gainor president of the National Letter Carriers Association announced a nationwide campaign for higher pensions and an earlier retirement age for letter carriers.
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New York
Edward J. Gainor
The
National Letter Carriers Association
Chinatown assault on detectives and reporter in missing girl case
A mob of several dozen Chinese men attacked two detectives, a reporter, and a photographer who entered a Chinatown house seeking a missing 19 year old girl. One assailant was shot, a detective stabbed in the hand, and the reporter knocked unconscious.
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New York
Chinatown
Missionary Report From Athens Field Highlights 1025 Enrolled
Walter L. Reitz and Ollie Fe Liggett summarize a year of American Sunday School Union work in Athens Ohio mining communities. Twenty one unions with 1025 students taught, 960 homes visited, 152 Bibles distributed, 200 Gospels shared, 152 sermons preached, and six converts.
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American Sunday School Union
Athens
Theodore Cuyler
New York
United States
Ohio University
Union
Jesus
Walter L. Reitz
Ollie FE. Liggett
Narrow escape as car wrecks near Nelsonville
Arthur and Harold Whaley sons of A. E. Whaley escaped serious injury when their Buick sedan crashed into a telephone pole and overturned on the road north of Nelsonville. Harold drove, accelerator stuck, car skidded up a steep embankment, hit pole, toppled, but both brothers were only lightly hurt. Clyde Mansfield witnessed, crediting the car top for protection.
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Arthur Whaley
Harold Whaley
A. E. Whaley
Nelsonville
Whaley
Harold
Clyde Mansfield
Auto Stolen Then Returned Near LeFever Home
A Ford touring car owned by Game Protector B. T. LeFever was stolen from his Congress Run country home during Friday night. It was found in the woods near the Le Fever residence Sunday afternoon and Vern Stout of Trimble was arrested on the theft charge after the vehicle was recovered.
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Glouster
B. T. LeFever
Congress Run
Trimble
Mine 266 Resumes Operations in Hollister
Hollister mine 266 returns to work after over three weeks idle, employing a large number of men. The restart at the start of the year brings welcome relief to Hollister residents and workers from mine 2606.
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Glouster
Hollister
Reese Family Returns From Cleveland Holidays
Mr and Mrs D P Reese returned Saturday from Cleveland where they spent the holidays with their children Mr and Mrs Arthur Coombs Miss Ethel Reese and Clarence Reese Mr and Mrs C O Wharff at
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D. P. Reese
Cleveland
Arthur ‘Coombs
Ethel Reese
Clarence Reese
C. O. Wharff
Beware the cough of gold that hangs on
Persistent coughs and colds lead to trouble. Creomulsion is an emulsified creosote medicine with twofold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It claims to heal throat troubles and respiratory diseases and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Jennie Crippen in Athens
The article records Mrs. Jennie Crippen's funeral held in Athens on Saturday. It also notes Cc. E. Handley of Middleport, once a Glouster resident, visiting the city for a weekend business trip. Ben Davis, after a brief stay with his father J. Davis, returned to work in Akron on Sunday.
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Jennie Crippen
Athens
Cc. E. Handley
Middleport
Glouster
Ben Davis
Akron
Chester Road Nears Completion for All Year Travel
J T Kimes of Chester reported from the home of his son Earl Kimes 80 Columbia Avenue that the Pomeroy Coolville road is nearly finished for year round use. A heavy sandstone base is being laid with gravel atop it. A few more days of favorable weather could finish the project for winter travel, enabling year round travel between Pomeroy and Parkersburg. This road is part of the Ohio River Scenic highway from Wheeling to Cincinnati.
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J. T. Kimes
Chester
Athens
Earl Kimes
Columbia Avenue
Pomeroy
Coolville
Kimes
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Prison profit drops at Sing Sing in 1930s report
The average earnings of convicts doing industrial work at Sing Sing prison fell from forty two cents to sixteen cents last year, according to Warden Lewis E Laws.
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Ossining
Sing Sing
Lewis E. Laws
Firemen Overcome New York Blazes Amid Narrow Brush
Forty firefighters battled two large fires in New York as five blazes broke out near Brooklyn. The crews fought through flames and smoke, preventing spread while delivering casualties and property protection. Authorities investigated causes and coordinated rapid response across units.
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New York
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Chester Road
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L. J. Addicott
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