Million Dollar No Boss Firm Consummated in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on July 11, Columbia Conserve Co ofers a democratic shift as 150 workers take 51 percent of stock and William Hapgood agrees to lead only while kept by employee vote. The move marks a milestone in industrial democracy and follows 15 years of planning by Hapgood and his brothers.
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Indianapolis
U.P
William Hapgood
Columbia Conserve Company
Hapgood
Hutchins
Norman
America
Athena Nine Edge Buckeye Whippets In Twilight League Duel
Chesser of the Athena Terriers defeated Buckeye Whippets pitcher Doc Woodson 3-1 in a tight Twilight League game at Nelsonville. Chesser drove in Dawson twice and earned the win as Cec Woodson matched him with solid pitching. Outfield catches by Gilbert Smith Hope Woodson and Vern Coakley highlighted the defensive effort.
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Nelsonville
Chesser
Athena Terriers
Doc” Woodson
Buckeye Whippets
Buckeyes
Pat” Chapman
George Walker
Chat Woodson
Cec
Woodson
Moundsman
Dawson
Smith
Gilbert Smith
Chat” Woodson
Hope Woodson
Lon Adams
Vern Coakley
Athena
F. Woodson
Steenrod and Webb
Senate Treaty Debate Marks Start After Pro‑Treaty Victory
Washington July 11 The Senate opened fresh debate on the London Naval Treaty with a pro treaty majority intact. The McKellar resolution demanding secret papers was amended by Senator Robinson to limit its scope and was passed 28 to 17. The vote showed near party line strength, eight Republicans and nine Democrats joining the pro treaty side. Another test looms over a Saturday session proposal.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
McKellar
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Doorbell Sign Forces Census Worker to Ring Codes
An enumerator in St. Louis was greeted by a doorbell sign listing rings for different visitors and deliveries. He then used a new signal by pressing the bell until someone answered, as a humorous stand against intrusive solicitors and salesmen.
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ST. Louis
U.pr
Housewife Doorbell Ring Association
Nelsonville Band Performs Saturday Evening Program
Nelsonville High School Band will present a concert Saturday July 12 at 8 o'clock in the Central Building. The program includes Power March Bennett Empyrean Overture Hayes Aunt Hannah Bennett When It's Springtime in the Rockies Waltz Sauer and Taggart Drums and Bugles March Chenette Intermission Sabo March Bennett Falling Leaves Waltz Seredy Indian Boy Fox Trot Bennett Patrol of the Hikers Fulton Star Spangled Banner.
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Nelsonville
Central
Bennett
Hayes
Aunt Hannah
Rockies
Sauer
Taggart
Chenette
Sabo
Seredy
Fulton
Vaul Deering Sentenced In Assault Case
Vaul Deering of Happy Hollow pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined 200 dollars plus costs and sentenced to six months in the county jail in Squire Donley's court. Constable Sam McDonald escorted him to jail.
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Nelsonville
Vaul Deering
Happy Hollow
Squire Donley
Sam McDonald
Mrs. Catherine Grant Dies in Nelsonville Family Rites Planned
Catherine Grant 72 colored widow of Fountain Grant died Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Margie Hueston’s home in Buchtel. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at First Baptist Church Nelsonville with burial in Haydenville. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Hueston and Mrs. Lillian Birch, a sister two sisters, a brother J L Dickison, stepfather William Buckner, two stepbrothers Emery Buckner and Charles Buckner, and grandsons J W Hueston and John Henry Brooks.
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Nelsonville
Catherine Grant
Fountain Grant
Margie Hueston
Buchtel
First Baptist Church
Haydenville
Hueston
Lillian Birch
William Buckner
Linnie Brunston
Mary Kale
J. L. Dickison
Emery Buckner
Columbus
Charles Buckner
Dayton
J. W. Hueston
John Henry Brooks
Birthday party honors Jane Dollman with games and snacks
Mrs Henry Dollman hosted a Wednesday evening party from 6 to 8 for her daughter Jane s twelfth birthday. Contests and games were played and refreshments served. Guests included Bernadine Adkins Erma Adkins Martha Galvin Tommy Hardy Bobby Landis Stanley Bruce Donald Hitchings Bill Matheny Billy Keaton Alberta Shafer Gerald Dollman Dick Dollman Vivian Beagle Mary Grose Ruth Seibert Bobby Hitchings Evelyn Hitchings Leah Oliver Jean Oliver Rosetta Hitchings Betty Standall Hallie Bruce Bernadine Whyte Jennie Fugitt.
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Henry Dollman
Jane
Bernadine
Erma Adkins
Martha Galvin
Tommy Hardy
Bobby Landis
Stanley Bruce
Donald Hitchings
Bill Matheny
Billy Keaton
Alberta Shafer
Gerald
Dick Dollman
Vivian Beagle
Mary Grose
Ruth Seibert
Bobby
Evelyn Hitchings
Leah
Jean Oliver
Rosetta Hitchings
Betty Standall
Hallie Bruce
Bernadine Whyte
Jennie Fugitt
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Patton in Jackson Street
Mrs. W. F. Patton of Jackson Street entertained a group of friends at dinner Thursday. A chicken dinner with pretty appointments was served. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Stuart Mrs. Frank Betts Mrs. Frank Johnson Mrs. James Coleman Mrs. Clarence Wolfe Mrs. Loren North Mrs. Ralph Howe Mrs. Will Devol Mrs. Sam Gilham Miss Beth Verity and Miss Hanna Evans.
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W. F. Patton
Jackson Street
Clarence Stuart
Frank Betts
Frank Johnson
James Coleman
Clarence Wolfe
Loren North
Ralph Howe
Will Devol
Sam Gilham
Beth Verity
Hanna Evans
Methodist Sunday School Class No 19 Meets in Mrs Howe Home
Class No 19 of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs Retta Howe 166 Fort Street Tuesday evening July 8 with a good attendance. Guests included Mrs Quinten Quinn Murray City Mrs Martin Murphy Glouster Mrs Miles Howe Mrs Ralph Howe Mrs Walter Howe Mrs George Johnson and Miss Margaret Johnson. The program featured hymn He Keeps Me Singing a prayer by Mrs Howe a short business session contests and music with Miss Audrey Bean on clarinet and Miss Bessie Stephenson at the piano. Hostesses Miss Helen Largent and Mrs Beatrice Sommers assisted by Betty Dorothy and Margaret Howe served refreshments.
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Methodist Sunday School
Retta Howe
Fort Street
Quinten Quinn
Murray City
Martin Murphy
Glouster
Miles Howe
Ralph Howe
Walter Howe
George Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Bessie Stephenson
Audrey Bean
Helen Largent
Beatrice Sommers
Betty
Dorothy
Margaret Howe
Rev Charles K Grammer to Speak at Christian Church
The Rev. Charles K. Grammer of Trenton will occupy the pulpit at the Christian Church for both morning and evening services this Sunday, as announced.
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Charles K. Grammer
Trenton
The
Christian Church
Dinner Guests at Mill Street Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Hall hosted a Thursday dinner at their Mill Street residence with guests including Mr and Mrs Elsworth Beigle of St Louis MO Paul Hellyer of Springfield and the Hall family with daughters Audrey Marie and Frances.
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Fred Hall
Mill Street
Elsworth Beigle
St. Louis
Paul Hellyer
Springfield
Audrey
Marie
Frances
Local residents report returns from travel and surgery
Dr. L. E. Butts, after ten days in Philadelphia for eye ear nose and throat work, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson and daughter Katherine resume residence in Columbus after visiting here. Carson Boudinot goes back to Cleveland after visiting relatives, and Mrs. F Schmidt, Helen Goodspeed, of Columbus, Ge, is noted.
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L. E. Butts
Philadelphia
John Richardson
Katherine
Columbus
Carson Boudinot
Cleveland
Couple Loses Life Savings to Swindlers in Transit
Peter F. Dunphy and his wife Mary, of Chicago, reported to police that they were duped out of 24000 dollars in life savings and 3000 dollars borrowed from friends. A man posing as a representative of Henry L. Doherty gave a 10000 dollar check as an option on their home and lured them through a stock tale ending in staged purses and a supposed profit split that never materialized.
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Cincinnati
Peter F. Dunphy
Mary
Chicago
J. C. Lindsey
New York
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
Dunphys
St. Louis
Dunphy
O. K
Local News Briefs From Buckeye Lake And Nearby Areas
Visiting relatives stay several days in the city while Mrs. John Kesterson returns home from Grant Hospital Columbus after a surgical operation. The Helber Lancaster family announce the birth of Marion Keith on July 6. People at Buckeye Lake include Martha and John Holland at the Weltzheimer cottage. John McCombs is seriously ill at his Murray City home. Charleston visitors Thos Cairns and grandson Tommy McEldowney join relatives. Camping at Old Man's Cave with Tom Hickman and Dwight Kuhn.
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John Kesterson
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Ernest Helber
Rhoda Perry) Lancaster
Marion Keith
Martha Sheppard
Martha
John Holland
C. E. Weltzheimer
Buckeye Lake
John McCombs
Senator Watson Praises Hoover In Radio Address
Indiana Senator Watson Republican floor leader urged Americans to give Hoover a congressional majority to support his development plans. He praised the president as the hardest working man in the country and said Hoover’s administration disappoints only those seeking disappointment.
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Washington
Hoover
Senator Watson
Indiana
Watson
Lightning Strikes Beatty Farm Barn in Athens County Fire
A large barn on the J. M. Beatty farm on Long Run was burned about 10 o'clock Wednesday night during a severe electrical storm. Beatty, a prominent county farmer, carried partial insurance on the loss which covered the barn hay grain and farming equipment.
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J. M. Beatty
Long Run
Athens County
Beatty
Wife kills husband in Benton Harbor a sleeping murder
John Bessey, 50, was beaten to death while sleeping by his wife Bessie Bessey, believed mentally unbalanced. Neighbors were alerted by Mrs. Bessey who asked them to notify the sheriff. Officers found her awaiting their arrival.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
John Bessey
Bessie Bessey
Mine Disaster Toll Rises to 151 in Silesia
In Silesia at the Neurode coal mine the death toll reached 151 with 70 miners still entombed after a Wednesday explosion. Fifty nine miners were rescued alive but poisoned by carbonic acid gas. most are expected to recover. Officials say access to the entombed is unlikely before they succumb to gas or suffocation.
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Neurode
Silesia
U.P
Holdup Man Shot After Running Gun Battle
An alleged holdup man was wounded and under police guard at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a running gun fight with his victims. The incident occurred in Youngstown on July 11, with authorities reporting the suspect in custody.
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Youngstown
U.P
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ohio State football star Cruskamp gets suspended sentence
Harold Hardy Kruskamp former OSU half back from 1926 was given a suspended sentence in Tombs court after arrest at South Ferry on a disorderly conduct charge. Police said he was intoxicated.
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New York
Harold Hardy Kruskamp
Ohio State University
Tombs Court
South Ferry
Clothes Make the Man Conspicuous at Society Meet
Lord Burghley, the famous hurdler, attended a society sports function in long trousers sweater and sun hat. The inter club meet featured Dominion students Cambridge University and the London Athletic Club.
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Lord Burghley
Dominion
Cambridge University
London Athletic Club
Stephen Young Attacks Ohio Prohibition Graft in Rally
Cleveland Democrat Stephen M. Young accuses Ohio Prohibition agents of decoying with high school girls to trap violators and criticizes Governor Cooper for inaction. He cites sugar seizures and a Beetham incident as examples of corruption in the state liquor enforcement.
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Lorain
U.R
Ohio
Rupert. R. Beetham
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Young
Cooper
Rupert R. Beetham
Prohibition
Publishers to pry into every Chicago rumor
Chicago publishers respond to racketeering rumors about reporters with three statements. They claim openness, confirm investigations into alleged reporter gang alliances, and urge caution until facts are known after the murder of Chicago police reporter Alfred J. Lingle.
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Chicago
U.P
United Press
Alfred J. Lingle
Five Die in Ohio Auto Accidents Across State
Five persons fatally injured in Ohio car crashes in 24 hours. George P. Klett of Wheeling died on the Lincoln Highway near Lisbon after his car hit a truck and plunged into a ditch. Harvey Bethel of McArthur died of injuries in Logan hospital from a crash near McArthur. Mrs. George Schrader of Lowellville died after a ditch upset. Chester Clifton of Columbus died from a fractured skull after an auto overturned near Ashley. Robert McCown, eight, of New Castle Pennsylvania, was killed when his car left the road near Niles.
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Columbus
Ohio
George P. Klett
Wheeling
W. Va
John 8. Naylor
Lincoln
Lisbon
Harvey Bethel
McArthur
Logan
George Schrader
Lowellville
Chester Clifton
Jane M. Case Hospital
Delaware
Ashley
Robert McCown
New Castle
Niles
Stalin Emerges as Real Soviet Leader
Moscow reports Stalin, long the party secretary and power behind the regime, is moving from behind the scenes to the forefront. Since Trotsky's exile he has pushed aside masks of power and now appears the de facto highest government authority.
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Moscow
U.P
Joseph Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Stalin
Communist Party
Woman charged with manslaughter in Springfield stabbing
Nellie McCoy, 20, was jailed in Springfield on a manslaughter charge after the fatal stabbing of her six year old stepson Marion McCoy. She had been in a hospital since attempting suicide following the incident.
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Beulah Unruh
New York
Beulah
Springfield
U.P
Nellie McCoy
Marion McCoy
McCoy
Canaanville Man Is Hurt in Auto Crash On Athens Marietta Road
Two Maryland tourists and a Canaanville resident received minor cuts and bruises in a collision at 3 20 o'clock Thursday afternoon on the Athens Marietta Road near Sugar Creek. Mrs William T Love of Maryland suffered cuts on her face and right leg. Mr Love sustained bruises. Ray Gaston of Canaanville was riding in the ...
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Ceach
Marietta
Gaston
Athens
Mately
Wilson Ator
Maryland
Canaanville
Athens-Marietta Road
Sugar Creek
William T. Love
Mr. Love
Ray Gaston
Ohio State Bar Association Holds Final Meeting Day
The Slat annual meeting at Cedar Point entered its last scheduled day today with an informal session planned for tomorrow to finish unfinished business.
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Cedar Point
U.P
Ohio State Bar Association
Fremont Boy Drowns at Quarry in Heat Wave
Fremont July 11 An 18 year old, Lowell Pump, drowned in 15 feet of water in the abandoned Walhof Quarry after fellow youths sought relief from the heat. Pump was unable to swim and was among eight youths at the scene
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Fremont
A.R— Lowell
Walhof
Pump
Publisher Huitt F. Smith Found Dead In West Virginia
Huitt F. Smith a 50 year old auditor for The Huntington Publishing Company publisher of The Herald Dispatch and The Advertiser was found dead at his Greasy Ridge home near Broderick across the Ohio River. Authorities said suicide is suspected though motive remains unclear.
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Huntington
W. Va
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