Lick Run Mine Picketing Case Seeks Permanent Injunction
The plaintiff company argues no legitimate strike exists at Lick Run Mine and requests a permanent injunction against United Mine Workers of America officers and members. Four points counter union actions, claim peaceful persuasion limits, and allege intimidation and union sanction of meetings.
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Lick Run
Bar
United Mine Workers of America
Oral Daugherty
Jacksonville
Insufficient evidence to warrant arrests in coal town fire
In Logan on Tuesday Prosecutor Henderson announced lack of sufficient evidence to issue warrants after the Monday Coal company power house fire. Deputy state fireman H Jennings and Sheriff W R Lloyd aided the probe with witnesses questioned and clues traced. They planned further talks and to visit Murray City where mine No 29’s tipple burned earlier.
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Logan
Monday Coal Company Power House
Henderson
H Jennings
W. R. Lloyd
Murray City
Jennings
Lloyd
Dover raids seize copper advances at municipal light plant
Ohio brief reports several incidents including Dover squadrons seizing copper used by Service Director Kappeler to support the municipal light plant. New Philadelphia notes a divorce answer after six years of nonmarital status. Mechanicstown finds an antique marked tortoise shell in a location tied to a 1911 discovery. Marion notes J C Whetmore leaving the U S consulate in Ireland to return to Ohio for business. London reports Buckeye Press association adds 65 papers to full time secretary move. Zanesville cites $29,413.20 inheritance taxes for Muskingum county. A railroad accident involving a boy results in leg amputation.
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Dover
Simon Kappeler
London
Buckeye Press Association
R. B. Howard
Rossford Man Sues Toledo Terminal for 50000 Damages
Mike Chap ley of Rossford sues Toledo Terminal company for 50000 damages alleging negligence led to his son George 8 being allowed to play alongside.
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Bowling Green
Mike Chapley
Rossford
Toledo
George
Railroads seek 20 cent coal rate cut across lake cargo
Representatives of Chesapeake and Ohio Norfolk & Western and Louisville & Nashville railroads plan to file an application today with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 20 cent per ton reduction on lake cargo coal. If approved the new rate would take effect August 28 and counter a recent IC commission decision lowering rates in the central competition field by 20 cents per ton.
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Peake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Pocahontas Operators’ Association
Central Competitie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Every Family Member Except Mother Possesses Tail
SYDNEY July 27 Reports of a family in which every member except the mother has a tail drew medical interest. A 19 year old father a son aged 19 and two daughters aged 3 and 6 possess tails growing from the base of their spines. The parents grandparents and siblings show no other health issues and the tails grow with body size. A doctor called it atavism and intermittent heredity linking to ancient contributions latent in generations.
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Sydney
Australia
U.P
Mine resumes at Phoenix Coal near Nelsonville after strike brief
The Phoenix Coal mine near Nelsonville resumed operations this morning with virtually full force after a day off following a national controversy. The mine had produced six to seven cars a day on its railroad fuel contract and eight new defendants were added to a long injunction suit by Luhrig Collieries against the United States of America and others.
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Nelsonville
Phoenix Coal Company
Snake Hollow
C. G. Dew
Oral Daugherty
Dew
Luhrig Colleries Company
United Wt . of America
On Pleas
Cote Laws
William Barnhart
Frank Barnhart
Earl Warden
George Fluhart
Charles Baker
Arch Mingus
Herman Kimlet
Mike Dupon
John Owens
Ed Michaels
Frank Murphy
Robert Swyers
John Wyckoff
William Six
Roy Graham
Leonard Six
George Brewer
Joseph Armbruster
Armbruster
Luhrig
Messenger
British Delegates Return Is Awaited At Arms Meeting
American delegates at the naval arms conference face a grim outlook awaiting the British return from London. They fear collapse of the talks while the British reportedly prepare concessions, including cruiser tonnage adjustments, as the U S journals push unchanged positions on cruisers and 8 inch guns. The stalemate leaves no room for delay or postponement of the conference.
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Henry Woop
United Press
Geneva
London
Coolidge
Charles P. Clester Dies at Athens Home at 79
Charles P. Clester 79 a longtime Athens county resident and former county infirmary board member died at 9 this morning at the home of Frank Junod 127 West State Street where he had lived the past year. He had suffered months of ill health from complications. His widow survives along with two daughters Mrs George Junod and Mrs Joe D Martin both of Athens and four grandchildren. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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Charles P. Clester
Athens County
County Infirmary
Frank Junod
West State Street
Clester
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Clester
Sugar Creek
Athens
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
George Junod
Joe D. Martin
Governor Donahey to review troops at Camp Perry
GO TO CAMP COLUMBUS July 27 Governor Donahey with Adjutant General Henderson will travel by car to Camp Perry this afternoon to review National Guard troops in summer training there tomorrow.
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Columbus
Donahey
Henderson
Camp Perry
National Guard
No Violence Report From Columbiana Mining Area
Lisbon July 27 Sheriff Governor A V Donahey said there has been no violence in the Columbiana mining area and no additional deputies or sheriffs are needed. The statement followed concerns of unrest and calls for increased security in the region.
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Lisbon
A.V. Donahey
Colum
A. V. Donahey
Columbus
Columbiana
Navy fliers chase record speed in high altitude trials
United States Navy pilots capture aviation world attention with speed attempts. Lieutenant Alford J. Williams plans a near New York test in a 1250 horsepower craft designed to slice air at about 300 miles per hour, aiming for a new record.
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Washington
United States Navy
New York
Alford J. Williams
Lake cargo coal rates cut across Ohio rail routes
Ohio miners will see a 20 cent per ton reduction in lake cargo coal rates beginning August 10 under a supplemental Interstate Commerce Commission ruling. The order expands from the Pittsburgh Crescent district to include other Ohio districts as mines in Hocking Valley and Pomeroy seek statewide relief. Railroads Norfolk & Western Chesapeake & Ohio and Louisville & Nashville appealed for uniform cuts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
No. 8
Cambridge
Hocking Valley
Pomeroy
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Crescent
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Authorities Seek Owners Of Car Load Of Canadian Beer
Federal agents searched railroad yards in Toledo for the owner of a car load of Canadian beer seized there. It was the second car load found on railroads in a week, reportedly destined for Chicago loggers. The shipment was loaded here yesterday afternoon.
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Toledo
U.P
Chicago
Former Mayor H Clay Johnson Dies in Mt Sterling
H Clay Johnson 70 longtime mayor of Mt Sterling Madison County died here last night of paralysis after a stroke a year ago and a week of serious illness.
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MT. Sterling
H. Clay Johnson
Madison County
Falls 20 000 Feet
Paris July 27. A falling parachutist survived after dropping 20 000 feet and lived to tell the tale. The report notes the survivor is among those who endure extreme jumps, detailing the dramatic incident and its outcome.
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Paris
Canton Legion Concludes Dana Session Names Officers
Canton July 27 After electing officers and paying tribute to the Buddies who Went West the 15000 legionnaires and thousands of visitors dispersed. The closing session chose headquarters for 1925 and set tasks for 1929 under new department commander George E. Denny Middletown. Denny to select committee meeting and site later with officers elected R G Jim Ingersoll Warren first vice commander Harold Ramisch Toledo second vice commander navy Maurice F E Businger Cleveland third vice commander marines Charles Becht Columbus treasurer.
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Canton
George E. Denny
Middletown
Denny
R. G
Jim) Ingersoll
Warren
Harold Ramisch
Toledo
Navy
Maurice FE. Businger
Cleveland
Marines
Charles Becht
Columbua
Athens Guardsman Seeks Berth on State Rifle Team
CAMP PERRY July 27 U S Ohio National Guard aims to reclaim the Hilton trophy by finishing first among Guard teams in the national rifle match. Top shooters from three regiments prepare for tryouts with officers Captain George W Carder Sergeant Clem Tingle and Second Lieut Lawrence Vercoe Murphy among potential berths.
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Camp Perry
U.S
Ohio National Guard
Hilton
National Guard
George W. Carder
147Th Infantry
Blanchester
Lawrence Vercoe Murphy
Athens
Clem Tingle
Eaton
U. N. Gi
Cavalieri Muratore Divorce Granted in Paris
Paris reports that opera stars Lina Cavalieri and Lucien Muratore were granted a divorce. The decision leaves Cavalieri free and Muratore separated from his spouse as of today in Paris.
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Paris
Lina Cavalieri
Lucien Muratore
Mme, Cavalieri
Settlement planned for Hocking county school dispute
Logan July 27 staff special reports John L Clifton director of the state department of schools aims to convene the Hocking county board of education in Columbus for a conference to settle the over a year old controversy. board members have not been invited to attend per information released Tuesday.
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Cotamane Tuesaday
Governor Action Aids Mine Protection near Lisbon
Forty Pennsylvania workers are brought to operate a coal mine near Lisbon as Governor Donahey authorizes sheriff deputies to maintain order. Commander Robert Haubrich and the 166th infantry guard are sent to Lisbon after a telegram from T Farrell alleging union interference. The sheriff reportedly refuses extra protection but faces threats as around a million dollars in property is at stake.
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Columbus
Columbia County
Donahey
Saad
T. Farrell
Lisbon
Seeger Fuel Company
Robert Haubrich
166Th Infantry Olio
Uard
Farrell
Farrell's Aceeee Nor
Heeger Fuel Company
Per ‘Gylvania
Atkins Death Sentences Ordered for Ohio Prisoner
July reports from Marysville indicate David Atkins of Stark County was sentenced to die in the chair at Ohio Penitentiary August 15. The U S Supreme Court recently declined review, placing execution date setting on Justice shall. The Atkins case has spanned years through Ohio courts as details unfold at the solvency court in Anna Canton Minnie Clementé and others are noted.
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Columbus
Atkins
Ohio Penitentiary
Harryne
O Supreme Court
United States Supreme
Atki
Marysville
Obientory For
J. H. Solvency Court
Anna Canton
Minnie Clementé
Mra Amands
Allen Township
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