Arraign Near Mine Picketer on Disturbing the Peace Charge
Fred Worden, picket near Mine 10, was arraigned before Mayor Gormley on a disturbing the peace charge for cursing an officer near the picket camp Sunday night. He pleaded not guilty and posted $200 bond for trial set for next Monday night. Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fred Worden
Mine 10
Gormley
Worden
Fred Heck
Mathews
Mine 10 at Derthick Produces 268 Tons
Glouster July 3. Mine 10 at Derthick loaded 268 tons of coal the biggest daily output since resuming operations. All workers on duty with two new men added. Labor train carried 43 workers from Glouster, with daily rider counts rising toward fifty as more return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Derthick
Picket Camp Incident Leads to Multiple Arrests
After John Andrews reported his car was stoned, Heck stopped by the No 10 picket camp and ordered Worden arrested. Worden said Mathews stoned the car. both were arraigned with Worden held on a $260 bond for the next Monday trial. Jay Skinner and Frank Miller faced charges for discharging firearms and intoxication with fines imposed.
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Heck
John Andrews
Worden
Mathews
Andrews
Jay Skinner
Frank Miller
DARNELL IS TAKEN
Jake Darnell of Canaanville was sentenced last week to an indefinite term at Mansfield Reformatory for carrying a concealed weapon and was taken there this morning by Sheriff William Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Darnell
Canaanville
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
William Williams
Schoonover
R. D. Oe
Wayne Wingett
Pete Barrows
Chauncey
John Shetler
Andrews
Ohio National Guard
Vic
First Aid Booklet Promoted By Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger advertises a 24 page First Aid booklet for emergencies at home or on vacation. Compiled from best authorities by the Washington Information Bureau under Frederic J. Haskin, it offers simple guidance and urges prompt action. Enclose six cents for a copy. Street City State.
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Washington
Time Out Messenger Employees Will Not Work July Fourth
The Athens Messenger will not publish on Wednesday July 4 due to the national holiday. The notice informs all Messenger employees carriers agents correspondents and others of the change and that the regular Wednesday correspondence will appear on Thursday.
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Athens Messenger
County Officials Pledge Aid For Roads In Athens County
Athens county committee pledged aid to townships for road projects during an all day meeting. York township receives 150 dollars toward the Floodwood road Bailey Run. Four cars of cinders will repair Dr Alderman road in Alexander township and cinders will be hauled for Sayre hill road in Ames township. Bridges damaged by floods to be repaired this week. Carthage gap road partly hard surfaced. Three county tractors and three graders busy advancing the program.
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Athens County
John H. Inor
The
Box
York Township
Bailey Run
Federal Reserve report finds mixed conditions in fourth district
Cleveland July 3. The Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank releases a monthly review of business in Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky. Of 26 major manufacturers surveyed, 15 said conditions improved from a year ago, 10 reported worse conditions, and one showed no change. Compared with the first quarter, 18 showed an uptrend, nine a downtrend, and four no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alleged Murderer Hoppe Goes On Trial In Toledo
The trial of Charles Hoppe, former chauffeur, resumes in Toledo on charges of murdering 77-year-old Dorothy Szelagowski. The state may rest by nightfall, with the defense set to begin appeals to spare Hoppe from the electric chair on Thursday. The Szelagowski child was abducted from her bed, assaulted and killed several weeks ago.
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Toledo
U.P
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Hoppe
Szelagowski
John Lewis Calls Meetings in July
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America announces a meeting of the International Executive Board to be held in Indianapolis on July 10. He also notifies district officers of a policy committee meeting set for July 11 in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
International Executive Board
Lewis
Fourth of July Fireworks At Athens Country Club
A community Fourth of July celebration is planned in Athens with a fireworks display at the Athens Country Club beginning at 8 o clock tomorrow night. The event, sponsored by the City Federation of Woman's Clubs, also includes a picnic at the fair grounds. Stores and banks will close and mail deliveries suspended for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Athens Country Club
Athens
Hocking
Lookout City Police Warn On Firecracker Violation
Mayor Alex M. Moore announced strict enforcement of the city ordinance banning firecrackers. Police will watch for violators tomorrow and offenders will be arrested and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex M. Moore
Moore
Community Picnic and fireworks mark local Legion events
The town invites residents to a picnic at the fairgrounds with games and singing, Athens high school band will perform, mail service changes with box delivery only, stores close all day, merchants asked to display Legion flags. Fireworks at the country club start at 8 pm for 30 minutes, with open night for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Court
Union Streets
American Legion
Country Club
Alfred E Smith to Back Hoover in Connecticut Vote
Alfred E Smith of New Britain, a local businessman, announced he will vote for Herbert Hoover and expressed confidence the Republican nominee will win. He noted he is not related to the New York governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Man Escapes and Surrenders in Copper Wire Theft Case
Two men faced charges over 250 pounds of copper wire stolen from the Canaan Coal mine in Calhoanville. William Radcliffe pleaded not guilty and was jailed on $600 bond. Ivor Darnell escaped but surrendered next morning. Constables, sheriff, and deputies conducted searches along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks and in nearby houses, seeking Darnell.
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Canaan Coal Company
Calhoanville
William Radcliffe
Ivor Darnell
Carl H. Porter
Grand Jury
Baltimore and Ohio
Laughlin
Ray Gaston
Canaonville
Radcliffe
Darnell
William Williams
Wayne Wingett
Harry Dalton
Kenneth ‘Ailstock
Canaanville
Gaston
Athens
Canaanville Hollow
Baby prodigy Yuvawa Shotts speaks full sentences at seven months
Birmingham, July 3. Mr and Mrs James E Shotts claim the seven month old Yuvawa Shotts speaks complete sentences in perfect English. The child reportedly announces I want to get up in the morning and makes other clear assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
James E. Shotts
Yuvawa Shotts
New York Governor Smith Attacked Over Prohibition Stand
In Washington on July 3 Ernest H. Cherrington, leader of the World League Against Alcoholism cited Governor Smith as the strongest opponent of prohibition in American public life. The statement notes Smith’s past actions on the state enforcement act repeal and his call for returning to pre prohibition norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Smith
New York
Prohibition
Ernest H. Cherrington
The
Anti-Saloon League
Cherrington
World League Against
Alcoholism
Anti- Saloon League
Paper Price Rise Signals Cost Pressures in Scranton
In Scranton on July 3, the Scranton Republican raised its price from two to three cents due to publishing costs, while The Times and the other local newspapers kept their two cent rate. Mrs. Caroline McAfee Clester, 81, widow of Charles P. Clester, died yesterday in Sheltering Arms Hospital after a hip fracture two years ago. Funeral services are set for Thursday at First M. E. Church. she was active in the Woman's Relief Corps and had ties to Athens and Sugar Creek through her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Scranton
U.R
Scranton Republican
Republican
Times
Caroline McAfee Clester
Charles P. Clester
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Peach Ridge
Joe D. Martin
West Union Street
M. E. Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Clester
Athens
Sugar Creek
George Junod
Home Missionary Society
Crowds confront prisoner after arrest in Bridgeport case
T N Lingo, 68, was arraigned before Squire Burton on a charge of attacking a one year old girl and bound over to the grand jury on 2000 dollars bond. A crowd gathered at the village lockup and was dispersed by officials after Lingo barricaded a door and was taken from the Shively home to jail in St Clairsville.
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Bridgeport
U.R
T. N. Lingo
Squire Burton
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Lingo
Lewis Elsinger
Brookside
H. D. Shively
Elsinger
Shively
Love for Two opens next Sunday by Ruth Dewey Groves
The Messenger ends its Ruth Dewey Groves serial When a Girl Loves today. Beginning July 8 the new serial Love for Two follows a young married couple troubled by an old flame. Bertie Lou discovers she was a second choice bride as the former sweetheart stirs trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Ruth Dewey Groves
Bertie Lou
Epworth League District Convention Held in Coolville
A large Epworth League delegation from Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal church attended the district convention at Coolville. Rev. N. P. Day and Rev. Ralph Simister spoke, and Jacksonville won the attendance cup with Glouster second and Central Avenue third. The next convention is set for 1929 in Aven ue church in this city.
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Epworth League
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Coolville
N. P. Day
Ralph Simister
Central Church
Columbus
Jacksonville
Glouster
Central Avenue Church
Central Avenue
President Coolidge backs Hoover as interior post heats up
In Superior on July 3 President Coolidge pledged to do everything to back Herbert Hoover in the White House race. Dr. Herbert Work resigns as interior secretary and awaits a successor while Coolidge contemplates campaign involvement. Work plans western HQ and Chicago talks as Hoover gains the nomination.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Work
Chicago
Washington
Hoover
Dr. Work
Shadyside mine to reopen after request from former workers
Shadyside mine of Cambridge Collieries will reopen after former employees petitioned the company. They seek to return to work at open shop under the Ohio scale with a basic wage of 5 dollars per day, and preliminary readiness work will begin immediately.
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ST. Clairsville
Shadyside
Cambridge Collieries Company
Belmont County
Ohio
University Women May Go Swimming at Pool
The university pool is open to women students from 2 to 5 p.m. on Monday through Thursday each week. Miss Fay Farmer, instructor in women's physical education, said the pool is for students only and will offer supervision without swimming classes.
Dogs killed by county dog warden rise over 300
OVFR and NRG MEET DEATHS More than 300 dogs have been killed by Dog Warden A. J. Wilson and deputy Porter Dicken since January 20. The county pound at the fairgrounds averages two to twenty dogs daily. Unlicensed dogs are kept three days then killed. licensed dogs are spared unless mad or roaming during a quarantine. Tags help trace mad dogs. A mad dog incident at Fisher Station that spread to Murray City led to 24 dogs, a horse and a mule being killed for rabies. License-tag sales lag behind last year, with 4,722 sold so far versus 5,116 at this point last year.
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A. J. Wilson
Porter Dicken
Mr. Dicken
Fairgrounds
Dicken
Fisher Station
Murray City
Rabbies
J. Clyde Edmundson
Thomas Carman Dies Here After Illness at 71
Thomas Carman 71 died at 6 40 last evening at his home 17 Woodland avenue from a complication of diseases. Funeral services will be at 3 oclock Thursday in the Pilgrim Holiness church with burial in West Union street cemetery. He leaves a widow two daughters three sons five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Daughters Mrs Allen Henry Dayton and Mrs Guy Love Columbus. Sons Alfred Carman Richmond Va Samuel Carman Pennsylvania and Charles Carman at home. Also two brothers Vester Carman Kansas City and Howard Carman and two sisters Ella Carman Meigs county and Mrs George Giggline Columbus.
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Thomas Carman
Meigs County
Woodland Avenue
Pilgrim Holiness Church
West Union Street
Carman
Allen Henry
Dayton
Guy Love
Columbus
Alfred Carman
Richmond
Samuel Carman
Pennsylvania
Charles Carman
Vester Carman
Kansas City
Howard
Ella Carman
George Giggline
Balloons Land on Blue Ridge Mountain in Virginia Race
Munster pilot two Germans in the International Balloon race landed on a Blue Ridge mountain seven miles west of Ballon, Virginia Sunday night. One man was slightly injured. Alfred Huey of Kenmore Lynchburg Va won the marbles championship near Atlantic City defeating Dominic Cartelli of New Britain Conn before about 6000 spectators.
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Big Island
U.R
Blue Ridge
Here
Atlantic City
N. J
U.P
Alfred Huey
Kenmore
Lynchburg
Virginia
Airport Burns in Washington Fire Destroys Hangar and Planes
A large fire swept Hoover Field the commercial airport across the Potomac from Washington destroying one hangar and eight airplanes. Fire crews battled the blaze as smoke blanketed the area and no injuries were reported. The cause was not immediately known as investigators began securing the scene.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover Field
Potomac River
Two Men to Die in Electric Chair for Portsmouth Patrolman Murder
Ohio State Penitentiary plans Thursday executions for W. H. Wilson and James Coleman alias William Green. Both condemned for the murder of Patrolman Paul Frederick in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Paul Frederick
Portsmouth
W. H
Spook) Wilson
James Coleman
William Green
Dynamite Attacks Hit Chauncey Non-Union Homes
Two houses of non-union miners in Chauncey were damaged by explosions early today. A gunnysack fragment and dynamite traces led investigators to think dynamite was placed near a porch. No injuries occurred as families fled to safety during the blasts. Local officials and guardsmen joined in the probe, seeking suspects linked to miner unrest and threats against reform advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Atedrew Hedding
Monroe Avenue
Hedding
Mr. Hedding
Chauncey Coal Company
Frank Schoonover
Mainstreet
P. Hall
Wichita Tulsa leg in national plane race continues
In Wichita Kansas on July 8 4h John P Wood pilots a Wakeite plane as part of the national race toward Tulsa. The Wichita Tulsa leg is the fifth hop of a 3 stage series carrying the entry toward Detroit and other destinations.
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Wichita, Kans
John P. Wood
Tulsa
Detroit
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Commerce Department
NO Hoover
Secretary of Interior
Robert Moorefield
United Press
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Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
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