Skinner Did Not File Charges After Derthick Attack
Glouster authorities report Jay Skinner did not appear Monday to file charges against the three assailants who beat him Sunday night at Derthick. Marshal Williams and Deputy Heck said Skinner planned to testify today. Also, Mayor Gormley and others attend a Democratic committees meeting in Columbus.
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Glouster
Jay Skinner
Derthick
Marshal Williams
Heck
Dertick
Skinner
Gormley
Joseph Richards
Des Artie
Frank Bryson
Hrimble
Columbus
Neil
Fewer Riders On Glouster Labor Train This Morning
Glouster reports 48 riders on the labor train this morning, two fewer than Monday's 50. Six new workers reported for mine 10 at Derthick, but cage troubles kept tonnage below Saturday. Mine 10 exceeds 300 tons daily. nine at mine 9 near Corning and Rendville. several families move to Modoc for work at mine 281. About seven on duty at No. 10 picket camp after 7 a.m.
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Glouster
Derthick
No. 10
Corning
Rendville
Modoc
Society News Listed visits and theater party activities
Mrs. Fred Zopha and family visited relatives in Morgantown and Alexander township. Miss Mabel Dorsey and several others were guests or travelers in Athens and nearby towns. A dinner and theater party honored Miss Minnie Dean of Washington, with several families hosting and visiting in Logan, Hillard, Crooksville, Boomer, and Columbus area. George Kilpatrick returned from Ft Thomas with medical discharge. Other local trips included Buckeye Lake, Clarksburg, and Pittsburgh visits.
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Charles William
Barbara Jean
Morgantown
W. Va
B. G. Dorsey
Alexander Township
Zephan
Robert Kenney
Mary Alice
Parkersburg
Mabel Dorsey
Alliance Schools
Athens
Dorsey
Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
Frank Dean
Logan
Majestic
George Kilpatrick
John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Citizens
Ft. Thomas
Carranza's Property Returned After Plane Crash
A man claiming a guilty conscience surrendered two rings a military medal and various items of Carranza’s to Burlington County detectives chief Ellis H. Parker. He did not reveal his name and detectives seek others who took additional medals and rings from the crash scene.
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MT. Holly
N. J
Ellis H. Parker
Burlington County
Emilio Carranza
Mexico
Good
Carranza
Salesman Jailed After Disturbance at College Inn
Police Captain Charles Maple arrested salesman C. E. Sharp shortly after 3 am for disturbing the peace and drunkenness. Sharp to be arraigned at 7 pm before Mayor Alex M. Moore. He allegedly struck a man with a plate and broke a glass showcase at Court street College Inn.
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C. E. Sharp
Charles Maple
Sharp
Alex M. Moore
College Inn
Court Street
Body found in Cuyahoga River in Cleveland
A well dressed man about 45 was found floating in the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland. Police believe he was murdered and a phone call led to the discovery. His pockets were rifled and his right arm was broken at the shoulder.
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Cleveland
O.R
Cuyahoga River
Kalina
Funds Arrive for Idle Miners in Hunterdon Local 202
Relief funds for idle miners in Glouster arrived Monday, a week past schedule. A notice said Local 202 at Hunterdon would be paid this afternoon. miners must appear in person or send a written order to the secretary to receive relief.
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Glouster
Hunterdon
Explosion Near Orbiston Mine Area Early Morning
A dynamite charge was set off near Orbiston about 1 am, distant from the mine tipple, with details received by National Guard headquarters via telephone from the Orbiston mine. No injuries reported and the blast occurred in the wooded area nearby.
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Orbiston
Glouster
National Guard
Secretary and Mrs Wilbur Leave Cedar Island Lodge
Secretary and Mrs Wilbur depart Cedar Island Lodge Wis after visiting President and Mrs Coolidge at the summer White House. Navy Secretary reports improving Nicaraguan conditions and plans to withdraw several marine detachments now on duty there.
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Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
U.pr
Wilbur
Pacific Coast
Coolidge
White House
Secretary of the Navy
Republic
Akron lawyers named in ambulance chasing charge
Eleven attorneys from Akron Youngstown and Cleveland are named for soliciting suits in a Common Pleas entry. The charge labels them as ambulance chasers for soliciting auto wreck cases from unrepresented individuals.
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Akron
Youngstown
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Fritch
Ralph Davidson Resting After Injury at Mercy Hospital
Ralph Davidson, in Mercy hospital Columbus, with a broken neck, rested more comfortably Sunday and yesterday as hospital reports note his temperature declined to 100 degrees after a sudden rise Saturday. Mrs. Bart Davidson was in Athens for an hour yesterday then returned to the hospital. Mrs. Fannie Daugherty, sister of the injured man, is at home.
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Ralph Davidson
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Davidson
Bart Davidson
Athens
Fannie Daugherty
Beasley Family Taken to Grant Hospital After Car Trouble
Mrs Frank J Beasley and son Norris with Ann Beasley 12 and Mr and Mrs Carl H Beasley were driven to Grant hospital Columbus by Jagers ambulance at 8 o'clock last night. The Taken to hospital case will be under observation.
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Frank J. Beasley
Norris
Ann Beasley
Beasley
Columbus
Carl H. Beasley
Grant Hospital
Jagers
Hughes Named for World Court Vacancy by Geneva Noms
Geneva July 4. Gere many and Holland nominate Charles Evans Hughes for the vacant judgeship at The Hague. Ten nations had previously nominated him, and his likely election at the September League of Nations assembly hinges on his acceptance. Canada backs Duff and La Fleur, while Germany backs Walter Schulting and Holland also favors Walter Simons.
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Geneva
Geremany
Holland Today
Charles Evans Hughes
World Court
the Hague
Ten Nations
League of Nations
Canada
Lyman Poore Duff
Supreme Court
Eugene la Fleur
Germany
Hei
Hughes
Walter Schulting
Holland
Walter Simons
Daredevil Climber Fails To Appear In Athens
About 2000 residents in Athens and nearby communities were disappointed when Henry Rowland the daredevil climber did not show at the Athens county courthouse. His act was planned for last night but clashed with a rodeo and swim carnival. Rowland and his manager left word they would notify if a return to Athens was possible. No word had been received by Messenger News.
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Athens
Henry Rowland
Rowland
Hig Ager
Stnos
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Harry G. Stalder
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Virginia Lee
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William Cox
London
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Shady Lawn
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Ohio
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Haney - Goodrich CO
South Court Street
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