District Six Elects New Leaders for Miners Officials
In Sub-district 2 of District 6 United Mine Workers of America, officials are chosen with Campbell and Bennett praised for their leadership. Ballot shows nine votes for officials including Campbell Pomeroy Farrell Peliton Bea, Hitchens Ricketts Dalton, Craig Brown. Officers named include vice president secretary-treasurer editor and tellers as Meigs Gallia Lawrence counties noted.
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Sthielai
United Mine Frkers of America
Er Campbell
Earl Brown
Campbell
Bengel
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
Nun
Towboat Hole Sinks in Shallow Kanawha Water
The towboat J. T. Hatfield from Cincinnati with a tow barges passed over Andotte bar and knocked a hole in the hull, sinking in shallow water. She was later raised and will be taken out on the Kanawha docks for repairs.
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J. T. Hatfield
Cincinnati
Kanawha
Andotte Bar
Kanawha Docks
Middleport man’s car skid on snow near Pomeroy Athens road
A. B. Covert of Middleport narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon when his touring car skidded on snow and slush on the Pomeroy Athens road. The vehicle struck an intervening post but halted before sliding over a hillside. minor damage to the car and assistance from passing motorists were reported.
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A. B. Covert
Middleport
Pomeroy-Athens
New Body Holds Meeting Monday
The Mason City Industrial association met at secretary A. E. Strode’s home Monday evening to discuss plans for industrial improvement. Members showed spirited interest that promises substantial future benefits for the town.
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Mason City Industrial Association
A. E. Strode
New Guests Billed On Jail Register
Jessie Cook and James Christy of Shawnee jailed last night in Squire Gilmore's court for trespassing on K. and M. property and stealing rides on freights. Edward Welch jailed on charges in Squire Freund's court. Squire Peoples' court includes Charles Blake Avol Slack and Frank Quillen on serious offenses. Sheriff Rice entertained sixteen guests at his hostelry: fourteen men and two women.
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Jessie Cook
James Christy
Shawnee
Squire Gilmore
Edward Welch
Squire Freund
Squire Peoples
Charles Blake
Avol Slack
Frank Quillen
Sheriff Rice
Tobacco trade surges at Gallipolis warehouse
Word from Gallia county says the Gallipolis Loose Leaf Tobacco warehouse could not handle the Saturday rush. A large number of wagons waited in town for space to sell, with crops averaging $26 to $28 and quality higher than usual, signaling strong sales ahead.
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Paris
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Knopp Family Guests Visit Prestorable Point Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Oscar Knopp and their daughter Elizabeth of Point Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs Frank Knopp in Midd leport on a Sunday. PD F McNaughton of the precinct who had a slight stroke is reported considerably improved.
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Oscar Knopp
Elizabeth
Point Pleasant
Frank Knopp
Middleport
PD. F. McNaughton
Athens Visitors and Local Errands Listed
Mr and Mrs N Froy and children of Athens were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs T Mees of Pomeroy. Rev W C Jones made a quick trip to Parkersburg and back. Miss Marie Schorn, recently ill, is much improved at home. William N Fleck of Athens, deputy IRS service, will be at the Ohio Hotel Middleport for a week. E H Holmes reportedly sick at Hotel Spencer rooms but able to drive out on Sunday.
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N. Froy
Athens
T. Mees
Pomeroy
W. C. Jones
Parkersburg
Marie Schorn
Charles Schorn
William N. Fleck
Internal Revenue
F Service
Here
Ohio Hotel
Middleport
Point Pleasant
E. H. Holmes
Spencer
Grand Jury Called for Short Session
The grand jury was convened Monday to consider cases for the upcoming term of court. Reports say little work lies ahead and the session is expected to be brief.
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Grand Jury
Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Local Events At K P Auditorium
A carnival dance is set for the K P auditorium tomorrow evening. Pomeroy Hi teams vs Gallipolis Hi teams attract Friday night at the K P auditorium. The Shakesperian club met Tuesday for a pleasant social. A boxing bout is being arranged for the near future. The Messenger last edition with world and local news was sold and distributed by carriers in the Pomeroy Bend by 4 45. Messenger seeks carriers for Kerrs Run Minersville and Racine. Contact I H BR Foulk Pomeroy or call 111 5.
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K. of P
Armory
Pomeroy Hi
Gallipolis Hi
Shakesperian Club
the Messenger
Pomeroy Bend
The
Messenger
Kerrs Run
Minersville
Racine
I. H. BR. Foulk
Pomeroy
Preparations for resuming work at White Rock begin
Preparations are underway to resume work at White Rock soon. Local officials indicate activity will start in the near term with crews mobilizing and safety measures in place.
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White Rock
Senate Considers Auto Time Changes and Bus Regulations
In Columbus Ohio on January 13 Representative Abele proposes making Eastern standard time the official time for Ohio while Representative Walton seeks auto license tax reduction to one dollar and permanent registration for kept vehicles. The Senate automotive committee led by Senator Collister plans an afternoon hearing on a bill granting municipalities power over within city bus operations.
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Columbus
Abele
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Walton
Senate Automotive Committee
Collister
Lima City Manager C A Bingham Resigns
City Manager C A Bingham tendered resignation to Lima city commission effective February 15. He accepted a similar post in West Palm Beach Florida after serving three years under the commission form of government.
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Lima, O
C. A. Bingham
Bingham
West Palm Beach
Fila
Lima
YANKEES ARE NOT MUCH DISTURBED
A telegram from the U S legation reports the burning of Nanking military barracks by Chi Hsieh Yuan troops disbanded by Li Yuang Hsiang. The revolt by Chi Hsieh Yuan and Sun Chun Fang against the Peking government is viewed calmly by the legation as Shanghai reports quieting conditions.
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Peking
U. S
Pigeon Today
Nanking
Chi Hsieh Yuan
Li Yuang Hsiang
Sun Chun Fang
Shanghai
United States Destroyers Sail for Shanghai Amid New Revolution
The US Asiatic Fleet destroyers Tracy Edwards Smith and Thompson departed Manila at noon toward Shanghai where a fresh revolution has erupted, signaling rising tensions in the region.
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Manila
United States
Tracy
Edwards
Smith
January Court Term Opens in Nearby County
Logan Ohio January 13 Deputy Brandt convened the January 1935 term of court. A large docket awaits jury trials and once the new courthouse is ready a jury will be drawn to clear the cases. It may take about a month to try the accumulated jury cases from the temporary courthouse period.
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Logan
Brandt
Vicks Promoted for Croup and Colds in Children
Mothers with sick children are urged to use Vicks for croup and colds. The ad claims no swallowing is needed just rub on throat and chest at bedtime and cover with warm flannel. Vapors rise for inhalation and the child improves by morning. It states Vicks is safe for even the youngest children.
Fountain voices at Logan Sunday school visit
R. M. Fountain of Columbus spoke at the Methodist Sunday school and gave the Union Bible class the Sunday lesson. He pleased the class with his method. The Fountains visited with Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Brehm. accompanying them were Mrs. Fountain and their two daughters Ruth and Pauline and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Stevenson and son.
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R. M. Fountain
Columbus
Methodist Sunday School
Union Bible Class
Safe cracking spree blamed on gang in Logan and Chauncey
Officials surmised that the safe cracking incidents in Logan Thursday night and Chauncey Friday were the work of the same gang. Investigators visited the Logan scene Sunday to review evidence and question officers for clues.
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Logan
Chauncey Friday
Game Gang
Geggs
Birth of Daughter for Mrs William Cuysie in City
Announcement states Mrs William Cuysie has a new daughter born on Monday at a local hospital in the city. No hospital name or exact time is given in the fragment provided.
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Arofa
William Cuysie
City
Unclear text about Daen seeks oply to keep operations
A fragment notes Daen struggles to secure enough oply to run several sections. Cold weather dries small streams, hindering water supply. It mentions预计 that more snow may replenish water in the near future and speed up drilling.
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Daen
Reese
Sailor Advances in Chosen Work
Sheriff Brandt receives a letter from Carl W. McQuaid of this county in the United States Navy aboard the U S S Noe in the Pacific fleet. Written December 2, it took over a month to arrive. McQuaid, a seven year veteran and warrant officer, expects to sail with the fleet to China soon. his relatives live in Buchtel.
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Sheriff Brandt
Carl W. McQuaid
United States Navy
Phillipine Islands
McQuaid
Raid at two Lost Run mines nets stills and mash
Constable Shaw and deputies raided two Lost Run mines on Saturday night. They seized a sixteen gallon still, three barrels of mash and other moonshining equipment. The owner was absent. officers destroyed the mash and transported the gear to the city waiting for the owner to claim it.
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Shaw
Lost Run
Notable visitors attend Logan funeral of William E. Smith
Joe Francis of Columbus visited Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Blake. Mrs. Zoath Hammon on North Walnut Street is improving at home. Mrs. Thomas Collins on North Walnut Street is slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and family of Zanesville, Frank Primmer, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lehman of Columbus, Eli Allen of Lancaster, and Edward Primmer of Marion attended the funeral of William E. Smith in Logan Monday.
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LOGAN
Joe Francis
Columbus
Oliver Blake
Zoath Hammon
North Walnut Street
Thomas Collins
John Smith
Zanesville
Frank Primmer
Emmett Lehman
Eli Allen
Lancaster
Edward Primmer
Marion
William E. Smith
Marriage Licenses Granted in Logan and Columbus
Harry Fields aged 19 a laborer of Logan marries Fannie Ree aged 18 at home in Logan. William P. Walsh 30 a metal car worker of Columbus weds Anna M. Straupe 20 a clerk of Logan.
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Harry Fields
Logan
Fannie Ree
William P. Walsh
Columbus
Anna M. Straupe
Hopkins Denies Guilty Plea On Serious Charge
Charles Hopkins of Green township faced Common Pleas Judge Pettit and pleaded not guilty to possessing equipment for making intoxicating liquor. A hearing was set for Friday at 1 p.m. with bond at $500 after deputies searched his Green township premises finding sixteen gallons of mash a still two coils and one cooling bucket.
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Charles Hopkins
Green Township
Pettit
Common Pleas
Shaw
Old injury causes repeated lung hemorrhages for Charles Inboden
Charles Inboden was brought to the local hospital Monday for an X-ray after an injury from an automobile wreck over a year ago. Since the accident he has experienced recurring lung hemorrhages, believed to be from a fractured rib that punctured the lung and resisted treatment.
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Charles Inboden
Inboden
Funeral services for George White in Logan
George White longtime River division fireman died in Columbus last Saturday. Services were held Tuesday at United Brethren church with burial in Oak Grove by Heinlein Brothers. He came to Logan from Radcliffe years ago and had been ill for weeks needing a surgical operation.
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George White
Columbus
United Brethern Church
Oak Grove
Heinlein Brothers
White
River Division
Logan
Radcliffe
Expert outlines drastic steps to curb poultry disease
Urbana Ill Jan 18 Dr I B Boughton acting chief of the Animal Pathology and Hygiene division of the College of Agriculture University of Illinois urges drastic measures to halt a mysterious poultry disease. Kill and burn sick and dead birds disinfect all pens and improve housing and feeding reduce rations and use laxatives. Sanitation and proper housing are the only sure keys to control as the outbreak spreads from plants to farm flocks.
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Urbana
Ill
Illinois
I. B. Boughton
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Boughton
Doctor Boughton
Danderine Promises Thicker Looking Hair Quickly
A vintage beauty pamphlet extols Danderine for moistening a hair brush and brushing through hair to create a visibly thicker, gleaming mass. It claims the product tonifies individual hairs, promotes growth, stops shedding, cures dandruff, and leaves hair soft and youthful with a refreshing finish.
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Lana
Direct aerial link forms between Frankfort and Munich
A direct aerial connection has been established linking Frankfort and Munich, enabling faster travel between the two cities. The new route promises improved transport options and potential economic benefits for regional commerce and tourism.
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Frankfort
Munich
Man Fatally Struck After Ice Slip in Canton
Luther H. Reemsnyder, 68, attempting to cross an icy Canton street slipped and was struck by a car driven by C. F. Steen. The collision occurred Monday night, Steen rushed him to a store then Mercy Hospital where Reemsnyder died.
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Canton
Luther H. Reemanyder
C. F. Steen
Steen
Reemsnyder
Mercey Hospital
Jewelry store raid suspect to be moved to Akron
Detroit police planned to transfer 29 year old Roy Wise to Akron Ohio today as a suspect in a jewelry store robbery. Police say he acted as sentry while accomplices looted the shop.
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Detroit
Roy Wise
Akron
Ohio
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Ben Franklin
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Red Men's Hall
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St. Jacobs
Lawhead
the Messenger Printery
Humphrey
Colds
Griff Influertza
Summer’s Store
Coxswell
Swanson Furniture Co
North Court Street
Stedman
F. C. Stedman Co
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