Mines Resume Full Swing As Work Returns In Ohio District
In Nelsonville 67 men are reported at Southern Ohio Coal Co in Coonville with 1 101 total for the sub district. Cleaning up at Nelsonville Murray, New Pittsburgh and Chauncey mines continues amid rising numbers and capacity is expected soon. No.9 No.10 No.36 mines show steady output with thousands of tons daily across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Southern Ohio Coal’ Company
Coonville
Seel
Nelsonville-Murray Coal Company
New Pittsburgh
Ohiié& Wolf
Chauncey Coal. Company
Ing
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Ohio Collieries Company
Western Fuel Company
Goose Run
Valley Mining Company
Kimberly
Manhattan Coal Company
Buchtel
Wires Cut In Luhrig Sparks Telephone Service Cut
Linemen from Athens Telephone Co. found three wires cut near the old Warren farm about two miles east of Luhrig. Edward R Laughlin said service was restored shortly after repairs. Grass was trampled and traces of detectors stood on a knoll where the wires hung low. County officials were told of the explosion Monday night that damaged a garage, demolished a coupe, and shattered windows at William Shawl's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Telephone Company
Luhrig
Warren Farm
Edward R. Laughlin
William Shawl
W B A Meeting Set For Thursday Evening
The W B A will meet at 7 30 o clock on Thursday evening at the K of P hall. The notice emphasizes the meeting time and location for members.
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K. of
P. Hall. Oe
Athens M Offers Lindbergh Flight and Aviation Booklet
A fragment notes the Athens Monthly offering a Lindbergh aviation booklet with a photo guide to airplane operation, aircraft pictures, aviation records, airway maps, and routes. The item includes a ten cent postage coupon and requests payment by coin or stamps. Baskin, director, invites readers to enclose ten cents for mailing.
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Avia
Kiwanis Pomeroy Backs Modernizing Experiment Farm
Kiwanis Club of Pomeroy and its agricultural committee plan to press for modern facilities at the Meigs County Carpenter Farm. A July 27 meeting at the farm will consider equipment upgrades building renovations landscaping and public areas to showcase a state model farm accessible from fourteen counties.
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Kiwanis Club OF
Pomeroy
Experiment Farm
Eastern Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Carpenter
W. A. Compton
Hart
Stansbery
Irving Karr
Ithamar
C. G. Williama
Weed
Henry Koehler
Ernest Wooster
Myron A. Bachtell
Duerr
State of Ohio Farms
Carpenter Farm
Meigs County
Compton
Democrats Move to Target Farm Vote in Campaign Plans
Democratic leaders in New York set a farm vote campaign plan after the corn belt committee approved the agricultural plank. John J. Raskob and Col. Herbert H. Lehman outlined final campus plans, regional HQs, advisory committee activity, and a nationwide finance scheme with voluntary directors in each state. The party aims to build a broad fundraising effort with no stated individual contribution limit, contrasting Republican caps. Regional HQs were to be announced after today’s conference, with St. Louis or Denver possible bases in the agricultural region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corn Belt Committee
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Herbert H. H. Lehman
Lehman
Ione
Enlarged
Finance Committee
St. Louis
Denver
U S vows to keep peace after Obregon assassination
Washington reports the United States will do what it can on this side of the Mexican border to curb revolution after the assassination of President Elect Obregon. Officials note Obregon’s re election as key to sustaining the improving U S Mexico friendship and stable southern government.
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Mauritz A. Hallgren
United Press
Washington
U.R
United States
Mexico
Obregon
General Obregon
Morrow
Diaz
Prohibition Agent Charged With Murder In Newport
Campbell county court will receive the case of Daniel Madden a 48 year old former Ft Thomas federal prohibition agent now under arrest on a murder charge. Madden is accused of killing Hugh Fleming a 43 year old Newport steel worker who died from wounds suffered at a homebrew party in Newport Kentucky.
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Newport
U.P
Campbell County
Daniel Madden
Ft. Thomas
Madden
Hugh Fleming
Judge Threatened by Juvenile Delinquent Sentenced Boy
A 15 year old boy threatened to kill acting Juvenile Judge Carl Weygandt in Cleveland after being sentenced to an indeterminate term at Lancaster Industrial School. The youth lunged from his chair but was seized by Patrolman Charles Korelka. He had recently escaped from Hudson farm where he was sent for auto theft.
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Cleveland
O.R
Carl V. Weygandt
Lancaster
Charles Korelka
Hudson Farm
Ashland Steel Plant Sold to American Rolling Mill
Acquirer Ashland Steel of Ashland Kentucky completed the purchase of the American Rolling Mill Company of Middletown. The July transaction expands the rolling mill group after the acquisition.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Ashland Steel Company
Ashland
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Woman Falls From Ledge To Her Death in Toledo
A woman identified as Miss Minnie Marshal, 50, fell from the tenth floor of the Second National Bank building to the Toledo Trust Company roof seven stories below. She had been sitting on a window ledge waiting for an elevator, and lost her balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
O.R
Minnie Marshal
Second National Bank
Toledo ‘Trust Company
Vigorous Democratic Drive Planned for Senate Campaign
Plans for a vigorous campaign in every state with upcoming Senate elections were discussed at Democratic headquarters. Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland, head of the senatorial campaign committee, outlined the strategy and will confer with Governor Smith in Albany, accompanied by Senator Harry B. Hawes of Missouri who will lead the western campaign.
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New York
U.P
Millard BE
Tydings
Maryland
Smith
Albany
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Harding's Friend Frank Miller Dies at 73
Dr Frank H Miller died at his Mt Gilead home aged 73 He was a close friend of Warren G Harding and served as postmaster here in 1921 appointed by Harding.
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Harding
MT. Gilead
Frank H. Miller
Warren G. Harding
Death of Priest John W. Klute in Youngstown at 81
John W. Klute 81 longtime Catholic priest in the Cleveland diocese and a prominent figure in Youngstown's religious and civic life died today from complications of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
John W. Klute
Cleveland
Campaign Against Governor Smith Opens In Asheville
Southern Democratic dry and church leaders in Asheville prepare to launch a campaign against Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York. About fifty to seventy five prohibitionists from the Anti Saloon league and major Protestant groups plan an executive session to discuss Smiths call to modify prohibition laws with a mass meeting to follow. The leaders sponsoring this effort are Bishop James J Cannon Jr of the Southern Methodist church and A J Barton of the Southern Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
James J. Cannon, Jr
Richmond
Southern
Production to rise at Columbus Ford plant
Columbus Ford assembly plant will increase output to 250 cars daily within 40 days. Current staffing of about 200 men builds 60 cars a day. Employment will grow to 550 as production reaches its peak.
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Columbus
U.R
Ford Assembly Plant
Law Director Ritter Awaiting Arraignment In Toledo
Toledo reports Law Director George W. Ritter will remain free on his own recognizance until 1 30 p m Friday when Common Pleas Judge Charles Milroy will hear whether Municipal Judge Ira Cole acted within his authority in ordering Ritter arrested for alleged failure to file a bill of exceptions in a contempt appeal.
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Toledo
U.P
George W. Ritter
Ira Cole
Common Pleas
Charles Milroy
Ritter
Cole
Law
Alliance Man Killed in Auto Interurban Collision
Chal mers Flowers, 33, of Sebring, died when his coupe was struck by an eastbound Stark electric interurban at Garfield crossing, eight miles east of Alliance. He was returning from a berry picking trip when the crash occurred.
Illinois Urges Revision of Wage Scale in UMWA Meet
Illinois miners pressed for release from the current policy at the international policy committee meeting led by John L. Lewis. Harry Fishwick urged action to prevent a Pennsylvanian/Ohio pattern, with Illinois officials and state leaders backing a revision amid open shop concerns. The closed session lasted six hours with no press statements issued.
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Indianapolis
Illnois
International Policy Committee
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Harry Fishwick
District 12
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois Miners
Bpit
International Union
Fishwick
Illinois Miners’ Union
Williams Sneed
Walter Nesbit
George Mercer
Lee Hall
Ohio Iners’ Union
Iowa
John Gay
United Mine Workers
Daredevil Climber Postpones Athens Exhibition
Daredevil climber Henry Roland postpones his county courthouse stunt from 7 30 tonight to Monday at the same hour due to a conflicting local program. He arrived in Athens from Marietta and learned of a swim carnival and beauty contest at Crystal pool followed by an Elks rodeo, prompting the delay to avoid splitting the crowd.
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Athens
Henry Roland
Marietta
Crystal Pool
The
Elks
Father Dies Before Daughter Arrives
D. Henry, father of Mrs. Herbert Hoover, died in a Placerville sanitarium as a special train bearing his daughter sped west toward his bedside. The death occurred July 18 during the cross continental journey to reunite with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placerville
Calif
D. Henry
Herbert Hoover
Miner Dies of Injuries in Local Accident
John Singerman 54 of Midvale died at Union hospital from burns suffered July 9 when a lamp on his cap ignited a powder blast fuse. He was working near New Philadelphia at the time of the incident.
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Miner
Philadelphia
John Singerman
Midvale
Union Hospital
Icebreaker Krassin Keeps Arktic Rescue Mission Going
Soviet icebreaker Krassin continues to search for twelve missing explorers in the Arctic while refueling at Advent Bay. Six crew and five others may be dead from the Italia crash and Roald Amundsen air expedition incidents. Survivors report a smoke cloud from the envelope and a possible explosion, with hope remaining for nearby ice fields awaiting a rescue air or ship.
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Moscow
Arctic
Roald
Amundsen
Krassin Haa
Smith to Deliver at Least Three Talks in Ohio
Governor Alfred E. Smith will make at least three speeches in Ohio during the presidential campaign. Henry G. Brunner, Mansfield, state Democratic chairman, said dates are not fixed yet but Ohio appearances are arranged. Brunner returned from New York where he arranged Ohio appearances with Smith.
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Columbus
U.R
Alfred E. Smith
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Mansfield
Brunner
New York
Smith
Obregon Body Returns to Sonora Home After Viewing
Gen Alvaro Obregon president elect died in Mexico City and his body will be taken back to the Sonora home where he rose to prominence. Ambassador Dwight Morrow and embassy staff viewed the body at the national palace as thousands gathered in orderly silence.
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Alvaro Obregon
Republic of Mexico
San Angel
Mexico City
Obregon
Sonora
Dwight Morrow
United States
National Palace
Wreck Damages Put At 200000 In Medina
Wreck of an Akron to Youngstown through line near Spencer caused $200000 in damages. Air brakes locked derailed cars. several gasoline cars ignited. seventeen freight cars and a nearby house burned.
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Medina
U.2
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Streight
Spencer
Obregon Assassination Shock Rocks Mexico City
President-elect Alvaro Obregon survives an assassination attempt as Mexico braces for unrest. President Calles moves swiftly to secure the government with troops, censorship, and replacements among high officials. A suspected lone gunman, Juan Gonzales, claimed he killed to honor Christ the king. The event follows two prior Mexican presidential assassinations in 15 years.
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Mexico City
Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
San Yeaterday
Juan
Gonzales
Juan Escapulario
Panina
Obrégonistas
Francisco Madero
Ennatiano Carranzs
Co Ae
Mexico
Ricketts Plans Another Comeback Run for Congress
Logan Republican Edwin D. Ricketts announces a comeback bid for the eleventh district. His 1922 record stood three wins, one loss, and one tie in congressional races, and he now seeks to break the deadlock with a new campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
U.R
Edwin D. Ricketts
Congress
Mad Dog Scare Shocks Alliance Townships
A recent report states ten townships in Starke area, including rural districts, were affected by a dog scare after a discovery of dangerous canines. Authorities ordered leash enforcement to prevent further incidents.
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Athens M
Lindbergh
Fler
Baskin
Tion Eec
Thomas L. Stokes
Prohibition
States
Western State District
Lewis
Richard Glover, JR
Icebreaker
Eugene
Lyons United Press
Italia
F. Behotnek
Virglieri
Krassin
Gabe
Gesford,f. Fine
Sail
Ricketts
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