Dynamite Blast Damages Doctor's Office and Nearby Buildings
A dynamite explosion severely damages a doctor’s office on High Street near Willam Wakroms Building and shatters windows across Bligh Street. Investigations name Scapego, Wingett, and others, with attacks tied to mine labor tensions. Prosecution enters charges of assault and destruction. suspects face Athens County courts and grand jury actions.
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Railroads plan four party plan after ICC decision
New York July 23 railroad officials plan to meet Thursday to discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling permitting a four party east coast railroad map. The Baltimore Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio, New York Central, and Pennsylvania lines plan consolidation around New England access for the Pennsy. Officials say the timing could take up to ten years to complete the proposed consolidation.
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Ohio R F C Petition Aims Relief For Flood Areas
Ohio officials announce a tentative plan to seek federal relief funds for four to five counties hit by floods. The action, coordinated by the Relief Commission, seeks aid to cover unmet needs over the coming year and outlines projected costs and matching requirements.
Indiana Mine Workers Battle Ends With Guard Redeployment
National guard units patrolled Hoosier mine property during a 36 hour siege. A truce was declared after mediation by Harry G Tosevin as factions agreed to pause hostilities and return to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Tunney Emerges As Possible Senate Candidate in Connecticut
Connecticut Democrats discuss Gene Tunney as a potential United States senator after James A Parks’ bid is approved. Farley notes Tunney’s boxing fame and readiness to support Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidential campaign, signaling active interest in state politics.
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Gene Tunney
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Weather forecast for Ohio Valley shows showers early week
The United States Weather Bureau issues a forecast for the Ohio Valley with showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Generally fair conditions expected until Saturday when showers again appear. Warmer Monday and Tuesday with cooler Wednesday night and warmer by Saturday.
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Ohio Valley
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Deranged man kills stepdaughter and kin then commits suicide
John Kerchner a retired mining engineer in Belleville beat his stepdaughter Virginia Glenn Taggart and her four children to death with a gas pipe as they slept, then shot himself in the street. Neighbors described frequent quarrels with the stepdaughter over her social ties and recent divorce.
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Virginia Glenn Taggart
Wien
Ohio Politics Quiet Until Autumn Reflections Across 1920s Campaign
A fragmented report outlines quieting U.S. political activity into autumn with references to Ohio figures. It notes governors, parties, conventions, and potential policy shifts amid a broader national tone, mentioning prohibition and state campaigns while avoiding sensational detail.
Home Loan Bank Bill Signing and Relief Work Update
The report notes a Home Loan Bank bill signing and relief efforts including mobilization of funds and tents for displaced persons. It mentions the expansion of the home loan program and preparedness by agencies to support reconstruction and civilian aid amid ongoing unrest and recovery operations.
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U. S
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Linked to Town Water Pollution
Health officials attribute a rising typhoid outbreak in Carbon Hill to contamination of the town water supply. New cases appear weekly with several parents affected. vaccination and new supplies are planned as authorities warn residents to take precautions and await further measures.
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Statesmen Eye Texas Liquor Question in Submittal Debate
The article discusses Texas politics in a July primary context, noting a vote on a proposed amendment for liquor policy. It highlights Senator Sheppard and Senator Connally, the Democratic majority, and expectations about submission and party unity as reformists push for resubmission amid wider regional influence.
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Tollard Witt
Sheppard
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Texas
Jury Probes 570 382 Tax Loss in Ohio Case
Prosecutors search for a 570 382 tax loss tied to an Ohio case. The investigation centers on alleged financial misdeeds involving public funds and bank transactions. Officials details remain partial as auditors examine transactions across multiple accounts.
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Ohio
Shawn Pest
Monty
Incoherent OCR notes recount a murder and convict actions
Fragmentary report describes a death at a facility and a suspect charged with involvement. The writing references multiple defendants, convictions, and life sentences in a crime case, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors. The piece hints at trial details and courtroom remarks but lacks coherent specifics.
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Ohio Murder Secrets Uncovered After Seven Years
A 1925 Ohio murder case, once concealed, was admitted to California authorities after seven years. The suspect details and sequence of events remain unclear as fragments describe a body disposed into a river and later recovered.
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Wages Cut 15 Percent Across Athens County Schools
In Athens County and Athens City, all schools face wage reductions of 15 percent next year under statewide funding changes. Contracts for the coming year are adjusted to reflect new schedules, with district officials outlining pay scales, reductions, and potential impacts on teachers and support staff amid anticipated state aid adjustments.
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Opening of New South Bridge Realizes Athens Dreams Since 1928
Athens voters long debated a new bridge over the Hacking River and Patimore line. The project faced delays from state, county, and railroad questions but finally moved ahead with bids from eleven firms, the Columbus firm as low bidder, finishing ahead of schedule. Traffic will cross the span with South Bridge 426 feet long and a 36 foot roadway, soon opened with work remaining only on approaches and sights.
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Clue in Heirs Death Sparks Coroner Jury Action
The article describes a homicide inquiry into an heir's death. Evidence from fingerprint analysis is examined as a coroner's jury investigates. Names like Smith Reynolds and Hebert J appear, with references to Port and Doren, amid testimony on temporary stay of material found.
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Divorce Granted In Incompatibility Case In Paris
The Paris court today ordered the divorce proceedings between Maurice Chevatin and Yovoree Tate to continue after both parties rejected reconciliation attempts. The judge ruled the ground of incompatibility valid and set the case for hearing.
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Wisecrack of Air Artist Triggers Bill to Attack GOP
A clipped, humorous note from Peverly Hills reports an exchange about antiques and mirrors. The writer remarks on William and Mary items and hints at political satire aimed at Democrats and the GOP. The fragment includes odd asides about a Rogers family and a cost of 180 dollars.
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Girl Killed by Jilted Youth in Chicago
In Chicago on July 23 Herbert Souther 21 killed Mildred Char 17 and shot himself after failing to win her affection. He had courted her months. parents opposed due to his disability. The couple walked with Harold Peterson 14 when Souther fired and killed the girl before killing himself.
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