Chase Ends With Arrests After Cliff Flight Near Mound Crossing
A Sunday morning pursuit by state and county officers near Mound Crossing led to the capture of Jess Ziegler of Lancaster and William Beavers at Beavers home. Beavers allegedly sold liquor. Ziegler faced solicitation charges. During the chase Beavers ran and tumbled down a steep embankment, with officer Lines and Constable Poling assisting to stop him. A quart bottle of whisky and multiple jugs were found on the hill.
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Vogan
Jess Ziegler
Lancaster
William Beavers
Mound Crossing
Charles Poling
Beavers
Ziegler
Lines
Poling
Former Hocking Countian Dies in Minnesota
Logan July 26. Andrew Joseph Wolfe, born in Hocking county, longtime Haydenville resident, died earlier this month at his son Irving Wolfe’s home in Raymond Minnesota. He had been ill since January after moving from Montana to join his son. Wolfe spent his early years in Hocking county and Logan before moving west about twenty five years ago to farm and live on a ranch.
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Logan
Andrew Joseph Wolfe
Hocking
John Dougherty
Irving
Raymond
Minn
Wolfe
Montana
Hocking County
Haydenville
West
Mrs Mary Barber to Open Hotel in Gordon Building
Mrs Mary Barber, longtime waitress at the Depot hotel, has leased the Gordon building in Lancaster with her daughter to open a new hotel. Planned changes will take several days and the business is expected to open in about a week.
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Logan
Mary Barber
Depot
Gordon
Lancaster
Workers Unearth Ancient Pennies in Logan
Logan July 26 Three pennies of great age were unearthed by William Mutchmore while aiding excavation for a new filling station at Mulberry and Front streets constructed by Harden and company. The coins bear dates 1818 and 1838 with two from 1838. The site was formerly the Montgomery property, one of the city’s oldest. It is presumed the pennies were lost by former residents of that property.
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Logan
William Mutchmore
Mulberry and
Front Street
Harden and Company
Montgomery
Young Diver Injures Head in Pool Accident
Logan July 26 Emerson Hansel sustained a severe forehead injury after hitting concrete at the Martin residence pool. He required stitches and was treated at Cherrington hospital.
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Logan
Emerson Hansel
Martin
Hansel
Cherrington Hospital
Mrs H E White Returns Home After Two Week Vacation
Mrs. H. E. White came back to her home Sunday after a two week visit with her sister Mrs. George De Camp in Cleveland. Mrs. Frank Harden and Mrs. Buellaby left Logan for Cedar Point and lake region sites on a week long motor trip. Anthony Toerner and August Heine plan a two week tour including the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia and visits to New York City and other eastern points.
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H. E. White
George Decamp
Cleveland
Frank Harden
Buellaby
Logan
Cedar Point
Lake Region
Anthony Toerner
August Heine
Philadelphia
New York City
Heine
Worker cuts foot at Cam bridge oil field
Guy Nixon, of Logan County, suffered a badly lacerated right foot Saturday when the foot was caught between a bailer and part of the machine at an oil field near Cambridge. He received initial treatment at Zanesville hospital then was moved to Cherrington hospital in Logan. Nixon worked for Westbrook brothers contractors.
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Logan
Guy Nixon
Cambridge
Zanesville
Cherrington
Nixon
Westbrook Brothers
Chesber Eyes Operation to Save Sight in Denver
Jack Chesber, famed spitball pitcher who helped the New York Yankees win 41 games in 1904, prepares for surgery in Denver to avert total blindness. Doctors warn sight hangs on the operation’s success.
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Denver
Colo
Jack Chesber
New York Yankees
Ice Cream Social Planned by Richland Avenue M P Church
The Ladies' Aid of the Richland avenue M. P. church will host an ice cream social Thursday evening at the school house.
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Ladies’ Aid of the
Richland Avenue
M. P. Church
OK Injured In ATO Mishaps Near Prattsville
A sedan overturned about a half mile east of Prattsville injuring Ruth Layhugh who was trapped beneath the car. Five other passengers suffered only minor injuries as bystanders and drivers helped extract the injured occupants and authorities were summoned.
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Ruth Layhugh
Prattsville
George Johnson
New York Central
Albany
Margaret Johnson
Saddy Sleeth
Elmer James
Earnest Stanley
Miss Layhugh
Hijack raid tied to town hall beer thefts leads to arrest
Cleveland reports Federal District Attorney Bernsteen ordered the arrest of a hijacker believed to head a gang that stole beer and alcohol from Fairview town hall ten days earlier. Dry agents Edward Trembleau and Harry Rosenburg admitted they were abducted and coerced to reveal beer storage details, later admitting they aided the raiders willingly.
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Cleveland
O.R
Fairview Town Hall
Bernsteen
Edward Trembleau
Harry Rosenburg
Five Hurt In Midnight Millfield Chauncey Crash
Five people near Millfield were hurt when a Ford coupe went off a road between Millfield and Chauncey, overturning twice after skirting a sharp turn. Injured: Roy Love with a broken shoulder. Mrs. Roy Love with knee gash. Jennie Love, 13, with seven stitches for a hand cut. H H Howard, driver, with facial bruises and swollen eyes. Lucille Love, 11, with head bruises. Howard and the Love family had driven toward Chauncey when glare from an oncoming car blinded him. Passersby carried the injured to Dr. John Sprague’s office.
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Millfield
Chauncey
Roy Love
Jennie Love
H. H. Howard
Lucille Love
Mr. Howard
Love Family
John Sprague
Comic Valentine Trouble in Happy Hollow District Court
Elmer Laird of Happy Hollow was arrested Saturday on assault and battery charges filed by Pearl Linton. Laird, a son-in-law of Mrs. Hawk, pleaded not guilty at arraignment and was bound over to Common Pleas court on a $200 bond signed by Joe Hawk. officer Albert Yates made the arrest amid a dispute over a comic valentine.
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Happy Hollow
Common Pleas
Elmer Laird
Pearl Linton
Pearl W. Helwig
Common Pleas Court
Joe Hawk
Albert Yates
Linton
Pacific Coast League owners plan winter pro football
San Francisco reports eight Pacific Coast League team owners plan a winter season of professional football. The Oakland club manager Dephoward says they will not switch to college football.
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San Francisco
Calif
Dephoward
Oakland
England's foremost socialist Shaw barred from radio broadcast
London July 26 George Bernard Shaw, on his seventieth birthday, is barred from radio after refusing to submit his speech to the postmaster general. Premier Ramsay MacDonald will host a dinner at the Metropole tonight in Shaw's honor, highlighting his controversial reputation.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Radio Today
Hotel Metropole
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Empire
Shaw
Fabian Society
Phil Rosenberg to meet Bud Taylor for world title
Chicago reports final contracts signed for a September world championship bout between Charley Phil Rosenberg of New York and Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Indiana.
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Chicago
Charley Phil Rosenberg
New York
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Hurricane Hits Florida Coast Shatters Miami
Hurricane winds racing from the Caribbean struck Miami this morning as high tension wires fell and trees were uprooted. By 10 30 a m damage ran to thousands of dollars. A palatial houseboat was reported pounding to pieces off Miami Beach.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Caribbean Sea
Miami Beach
Permit To Wed Sealed As Lawrence Good Asia Livingston Tie The Knot
The Probate court issued a marriage license late Saturday for Lawrence R. Good 23 a teamster of Zanesville and Asia Livingston 22 a stenographer of Glouster. A separate suit seeks 40905 from Sopha Martin and William Martin of Athens township by Athens Lumber Co for building materials used to construct a house in Adendale Athens township with an affidavit on file.
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Lawrence R. Good
Teamster
Zanesville
Eugene Good
Asia Livingston
Glouster
D. J. Livingston
Sopha Martin
William Martin
Athens Township
Athens Lumber Company
Allendale
County Recorder
MELLOGLO Cream Promises Youthful Skin Glow
The D. Zenner company promotes MELLOGLO a French process cream claimed to purify skin and reduce aging with a single application. Advertisers emphasize its uniqueness and widespread praise as a beauty enhancer.
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The
D. Zenner Company
Probe into Kansas prison conditions after escape deaths
Governor Ben S. Paulen announced an investigation into conditions at the Lansing state prison in Topeka Kansas where two convicts were killed during an attempted escape Saturday night. The probe aims to determine what happened and assess facility safety measures.
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Topeka
Kas
U.P
Kansas State
Lansing
Ben 8. Paulen
Prisoners Riot Highlights Harsh Living Conditions
The night marked the second major event this month at the prison as inmates describe dire living conditions. About three weeks earlier, over 300 prisoners barricaded themselves in a mine shaft for 36 hours to protest conditions.
Blame Road Hog in Death of Five in Cleveland
Police believed a road hog forced Elmer H. Treichel off Jennings road Sunday and over a 20 foot embankment to the Baltimore and Ohio tracks below, killing five occupants of the sedan. Joseph Lily, 30, the sixth member of the party, was badly hurt and sent to a hospital. The wrecked car was spotted by a B and O train crew.
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Cleveland
U.P
Elmer H. Treichel
Jennings Road
Joseph Lily
Summer School at Ohio University Closes August 13
The university will close at noon August 13 per a notice from President E. B. Bryan. Examinations run during regular recitation periods from August 9 to 12, each under one hour. No convocation is held before closing, but 9 o'clock classes adjourn August 13 for graduation exercises.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Chatley to Speak at Fourth Avenue Church Event
Rev M E Chatley of First Christian church will address the Columbus congregation at the Fourth Avenue Church of Christ next Sunday. He began as the Columbus church’s first minister and will speak at the last services in the old building before moving to a new one. B A Headly is on the arrangements committee.
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M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church of
This
Fourth Avenue Church of Christ
Columbus
Chatley
Columbus Church
B. A. Headly
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