Thirty More Work In Hocking District
In Nelsonville on July 23 the Hocking district reports 1,180 men at work, up 30 from Saturday. U S Bureau of Mines logs weekly soft coal production at 8,607,000 net tons, up 1,777,000 from the holiday week and 1.9 percent above June 30. Ohio bituminous coal output for the week ending July 7 falls to 216,000 tons from 251,000, due to the Fourth of July. season July 15 lake port dumpings reach 11,770,591 tons, down from 16,385,056 last year.
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Juy
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U. S
United States Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Lake Erie
Miner reports assault near Bailey Run
Ollie Rogers of Utah Ridge, a miner at No. 72 Bailey Run, was attacked Saturday afternoon near his home. Reportedly 4 to 5 assailants hid in brush and threw rocks and bottles, with one rock shattering the car roof and a bottle striking his wrist. Several shots were fired as guards and deputies investigate.
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Nelsonville
Ollie Rogers
Utah Ridge
Bailey Run
National Guard
Rogers
Four to be arraigned in Buchtel for disturbing the peace
Four men from Buchtel Steve Vowen Carl Smathers John Smathers and Tony Peck will face a mayoral hearing in Buchtel tonight on disturbing the peace charges after arrest Saturday by Officer Harris. John Dyson Murray City now in Columbus was arraigned for possessing intoxicating liquor, pleaded guilty and fined 100 dollars and costs by Mayor Tolliver. Lov ing Bennett of Nelsonville was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. A birthday dinner honored local anniversaries at M. B. Coakley home.
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Steve Vowen
Carl Smathers
John Smathers
Tony Peck
Buchtel
James Tolliver
Harris
John Dyson
Murray City
Columbus
Tolliver
Loving Bennett
L. J. Eberle
Auto Drivers Fail to Signal Turns Across Intersections
Local complaints to the automobile club cite drivers for not giving hand signals when turning at Washington and Court streets. Club secretary H N Burgett notes pedestrians and truck drivers often ignore signaling. A draft municipal traffic ordinance by the national conference on street and highway safety, chaired by Herbert Hoover, is on file for inspection. Ashtabula, Ohio, is the first city in the state to adopt it.
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H. N. Burgett
Burgett
Washington
Court
National Conference’ On
Herbert Hoover
South East Ohio Motor Club
Ohio
Ashtabula
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