Fines for John Rice and Herman Holzschuh after street scrap
In Glouster on Saturday night Mayor Gormley fined John Rice and Herman Holzschuh five dollars plus costs after a late afternoon altercation near the High street railroad crossing. Holzschuh, secretary of a local union, reportedly listed names of workers who returned to work to the International headquarters. Marshal Henry Williams made the arrests.
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Glouster
John Rice
Hernan Holzschuh
Gormley
High Street
Holzschuh
Marshal Jenry Williams
Mine No. 10 at Derthick records identical labor counts
Glouster July 2 Mine No 10 at Derthick shows the same number of workers on duty as Saturday. Four employees did not report this morning while four new men joined. Labor train reports gave counts of 41 and 48, and a march was said to be planned at Green's Run mines.
Balance of teachers hired by Trimble township school
Shortly before 7 o clock there was no march. In Glouster July 2 the Trimble township board of education hired the remaining teachers needed for the year. Velma Parker Oakdale Mrs Blanch Henry Hollister grade Clarice Norman domestic science Hollister Clarice Wickersham Taylor Ridge Sue Zockine Goose Run Pearl Lambert coach Greens Run Mrs L V Taylor music teacher O C Apt band and orchestra teacher.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Pretty Home Wedding Prospects In Walker Residence
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walker hosted the wedding of their daughter Ivia to W. Vail of Akron at 4:00 PM. The ceremony used the double ring rite officiated by Rev. Fred Brown. The couple plans a honeymoon visiting Mississippi and Alabama before settling in Akron where Vail works for Goodrich Rubber.
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Ivia
Tn W. Vail
Akron
Fred Brown
Adelphi
Central Avenue M. E
Ira P. Day
G. W. Walker
John W. Vail
Mr. Vail
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Ohio University
Athens County
Nitro Public Schools
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Athens
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Ford tour arrives at Indiana field with most listed
Ten of the 24 Ford reliability tour airplanes from Detroit landed before noon at Indianapolis. Among the arrivals were Richard W. Peers Fairchild Robert Canwell Lockheed Vega Lewis Steward Stinson Detroiter Randolph Page Stinson Detroiter Eddie Stinson Stinson Detroiter Co P Clavenger Eagle Rock Jay Sadowsky Swallow B W Cleve land Ryan Brougham Dan R Robertson Curtiss Robin. Mrs Omlie in her five ver plane arrived safely. aside from M Gould Beard in a Waco biplane all fliers were present. After Mrs Omlie arrived George B Peck Traveldir and George Atkinson in a monoplane also were on hand. An unknown in a Bellanca also attended.
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Ind
URI
Detroit
Richard W. Peers
Fairchild
Robert Canwell
Lewis Steward
Stinson Detroiter
Randolph Page
Stinson-Detroiter
Eddie Stinson
Co. P. Clavenger
Eagle Rock
Jay Sadowsky
Swallow
B. W. Cleveland
Ryan Brough
Fourth of July Closures Await Glouster Businesses
July 2 note that all business places in Glouster will close Wednesday for the Fourth of July. No formal celebration or picnic is planned besides noise from firecrackers. Duke Leach and family return to Nelsonville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stillwell in Glouster.
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Glouster
Duke Leach
Nelsonville
Frank Stillwell
Playwright Drowns While Swimming in French Riviera
Paris reports American playwright Avery Hapgood, a Cleveland native born May 28, 1884, drowned last night at St Juan les Pins while swimming with friends. Hapgood began as a cub reporter for the Cleveland Leader and later wrote for Cleveland papers in New York. He authored several popular plays including Getting Gertie's Garter and Up In Mable's Room.
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A.P
Avery Hapgood
Cleveland
St. Juan Les Pins
Riviera
Cleveland Leader
New York
Gertie
Mable
Plane crash kills Lambert family near Clinton airport
Dr Homer K Lambert, his 6 year old daughter Betty, and niece Shirley Lambert age 14 were killed when a plane piloted by Lambert stalled and fell 500 feet at Clinton Iowa municipal airport. Lambert had only 20 hours solo flying. Betty's first flight. Shirley, from Toledo Ohio, was visiting.
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Clinton
Homer K. Lambert
Betty
Shirley Lambert
Air Corps Observer Thackaberry Killed in Kansas City Collision
Forrest G. Thackaberry, 24, an army air corps observer, died when two army planes collided during maneuvers 1,500 feet above Kansas City. Captain W L Campbell piloted one plane. Lieutenant William S Green manned the other. Campbell parachuted to safety, Green landed safely after the crash.
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Kansas City
U.P
Forrest G. Thackaberry
Army Air Corps
Thackaberry
W. L. Campbell
William S. Green
Campbell
Green
Chicago gang war signals spread to New York
In Brooklyn on July 2 Frank Yale a Chicago style gang leader was killed as a closed motor car fired upon him and his car stopped at a private home. Yale a reputed gang figure linked to Chicago factions and said to have killed Dion O Banion and Jim Colosimo.
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U.P
Chicago
Frank Yale
Brooklyn
Yale
Vale
Frank Vale
Dion O'Banion
Florist
Jim Colisimo
Changes Announced On Section Routes
Hamden July 2. Effective July 1 B and O Section Foreman W A Wilbur with 25 men reballasting between Hamden and Dundas is taken off and returns to regular gang. A H Wilbur returns as section hand. Two extra 25 man gangs near Vigo and Athens removed. 17 trackmen cut between Chillicothe and Portsmouth. 19 men taken off at Chillicothe shops. Joe Wilbur transferred to Guysville as section foreman effective July 1.
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Hamden
W. A. Wilbur
Dundas
Mr. Wilbur
A. H. Wilbur
Vigo
Athens
Prize Winners Named In Nelsonville Bird Coloring Contest
The article notes colorful moss backdrops and pretty displays in a local bird coloring contest. Winners include Anna belle Bussey 7, Otis Johnson 8, and Mary Frances 12, with several second prizes and honorable mentions among Nelsonville and Athens participants. Engravings will be sent to Pauline Flowers Fannie Drusilla Glenn and Mary Elizabeth Littler.
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Eldon Ball
Annabelle Bussey
Madison Street
Nelsonville
Estelle Reynolds
Otis Johnson
Trimble
Mary Frances
High Street
Louise Pierce
Louise Poling
Mason City
Route 1
Alice Caldwell
Pauline Flowers
Fannie Drusilla Glenn
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Athens
Eileen Sherman
Laura Jane Willis
Terry Greene
Herbert Lowther
Billy Mecham
Helen White
Alice Mecham
Bernice White
Margaret Hampton
Edward Oskey
Stanley Bruce
Ida Lee Waugh
Frances Barron
Dorothy Howard
Harriett Davis
Susie Gillilan
Julia Bell Gillan
Jennie Gillilan
Ethel Hayden
Agnes Hartley
Adah Bussey
Letter Golf NEWS ITEM Par Six Challenge
A playful note describes a news item written as letter golf with a par six. Readers are invited to solve the final page by spotting the solution and testing a nose for news.
Letter golf rules and a sample ladder
The text outlines letter golf rules: change one letter at a time to reach a target word in a given number of strokes, using valid common usage words with fixed letter order. An example ladder from COW to HEN is shown: COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. It notes only one letter changes per step and complete words must be used. slang and abbreviations are excluded. A solution is printed on the last page.
Men Rescued From Sister Island
Fred C. Arner and Thomas D. Maude of Buffalo were rescued from Middle Sister Island after their power boat lost its rudder and marooned them. H. E. Echelmeier of Detroit, cruising toward Cleveland, spotted them by waving shirts and brought them to safety.
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U.P
Fred C. Arner
Thomas D. Maude
Buffalo
Middle Sister Island
Arner
Maude
H. E. Echelmeier
Detroit
Edelmeier
Cleveland
Brown Kills Wife Then Ends His Own Life
Hillsboro reports a 54 year old George Brown killed his wife yesterday and then killed himself, authorities say a nervous breakdown was the cause.
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Hillsboro
George Brown
Senator Norris Holds Lone Stand as Party Rift Grows
A list of names fades with a split in Nebraska politics as Senator Norris, a Republican with an independent streak, denounces both parties and contemplates his own vote in a looming crisis. He rues being without a party to fight for.
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Norris Nebraska
Recan
Democratic
Norris
Norris Ends Party Ties After Denouncing Meetings Deeds
Washington reports on July 2 that Norris has no party af ter denouncing deeds of meetings. The potential for a third party ticket in the forthcoming presidential election is noted as a possibility.
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Norris
Air Tour Begins Second Lap From St Louis to Springfield
The national air tour started its second lap with 25 planes taking off from St Louis at 9 00 a m in one minute intervals heading to Springfield Missouri, marking the first stage of the day's schedule.
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St. Louis
U.P
National Air Tour
Springfield
Missouri
South African Heavyweight Seeks Rematch in United States
Johnny Squires, a South African heavyweight who lost a 20 round match to Tom Heeney in 1925, is in the United States and eager for another chance at the New Zealander.
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Johnny Squires
Tom Heeney
United States
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