Logan fall festival plans bigger than last year
Logan announces the annual fall festival set for October 7 8 and 9 with an expanded program. The festival includes a baby show automobile show agriculture and poultry exhibits manufacturing products display and other attractions plus riding devices and free attractions. Committee roles are listed with chairs for special events advertising agriculture and poultry exhibits manufacturing exhibits and the auto show. No coordinator for the baby show yet.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Fred D. Heppes
Frank Harden
Robert W. Lang
John E. Krieg
C. F. Lewis
Man Wanted For Thefts Located In Burgettstown Pa
Irvin Drake, sought in Hocking county for burglary at Floyd Eckhart’s Oroville residence, has been found in Burgettstown Pennsylvania. Sheriff W R Lloyd notified, and Drake will be returned to face charges. About 200 dollars reportedly stolen, with part used for clothing purchases. Efforts to arrest him had been ongoing since disappearance.
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Logan
Irvin Drake
Hocking County
Burgettstown
W. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Drake
Floyd Eckhart
Oroville
Eckhart
Widow Etta C. Kline Named Beneficiary in Will
In Good Hope township widow Etta C. Kline was named beneficiary in the will read in Probate court. The document dated June 30 1927 makes her executrix and provides that if she remarries her portion will be per law and the estate residue be shared by four children Janett John Perry and Joseph Kline. Witnesses were G Byers and Etta Beougher.
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G. Byers
Etta Beougher
Assault Charged in Logan Court Case
An affidavit alleging assault on 12 year old John King was filed against Fred King in Magistrate J P Miller s court. King was arrested Monday by Deputy L F Hammond and arraignment was continued. He remained jailed Monday night.
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Logan
John
J. P. Miller
Fred King
L. F. Hammond
Miller
King
Resting Well After Amputation Following Motorcycle Crash
Reports from Cherrington hospital state James Pearsall Jr of Rockbridge is resting well after his left leg was amputated below the knee on Sunday. The injury followed a collision between his motorcycle and a machine driven by Jacob Swisher of Columbus, Gwisher, who was held by county authorities.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
James Pearsall, Jr
Rockbridge
Pearsall
Jacob Swisher
Columbus
Gwisher
Coun
Authorities release man after accident inquiry
Ty authorities released a man Monday after questioning by Prosecutor Hender am in connection with an accident. James Pearsall, father of the injured youth, attended the conference. The father reportedly did not wish to prosecute Swisher, leading to the release.
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Henderam
James Pearsall
Swisher
Auto Recovered After Theft Report In Logan
Mrs. Etta Kline of Rockbridge reported a car stolen from her garage. Police found the automobile the next day in Lancaster, following an investigation by Traffic Officer Farbeam.
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Rockbridge
Lancaster
Logan
Etta Kline
Farbeam
Mt. Pleasant Man Pleads Guilty to Speeding and Fake Tags
Harold Moore faced Judge A M Ellinger in Logan for speeding and fictitious license tags. He pled guilty to both charges, fined 15 dollars plus costs for speeding and 25 dollars plus costs for the tag, and was jailed for nonpayment.
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Logan
A. M. Ellinger
Harold Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Distant Vacation Placed On Miss Hockman
Miss Evelyn Hockman daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hockman of East Main street leaves Monday for a ten days vacation at Winona Lake Indiana she is accompanied by two Columbus women Charles Zanner formerly with the Western Union here is now manager at Johnstown Ohio he left Wednesday to take his duties Mr and Mrs H J Higgins of Upper Sandusky are visiting three weeks with Mrs Higgins daughters Otto Zanner and Will King Miss Lola Roberts visits Dayton this week as the guest of friends.
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Evelyn Hockman
Edward Hockman
East Mainstreet
Winona Lake
Indiana
Columbus
Charles Zanner
Western Union
Johnstown
Ohio
H. J. Higgins
Upper Sandusky
Subway Strike Postponed After Mayor Walkers Intervention
New Yorkers went to work under a flag of truce as a threatened subway strike due at midnight was postponed by Mayor Walker at the last minute. The pause is viewed as temporary with no settlement of issues, awaiting city efforts to unify the subway systems.
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New York
U PR
Walker
Glory’s Gesture Restored as Charles W. Morgan Flies Flags
The 86th birthday of the seed whaler Charles W. Morgan sparked a brief display of flags from all her owners. Glory’s Gesture remains moored at Col. E. H. R. Green’s estate in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts, while Green salvaged the Morgan into a whaling museum to preserve a glamorously romantic sea era.
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Col. E. H. R. Green
South Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Charles W. Morgan
Morgan
Greenland
Seidenfeld Elected Delegate to Paris American Legion Meet
Louis M. Seidenfeld of Murray City was elected delegate to the Paris convention at the state convention in Canton. He plans to sail on the President Harding from New York August 10 and will tour European countries before the convention, visiting sites he served at during World War I.
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Louis M. Seidenfeld
Murray City
Paris
American Legion
Canton
Seidenfeld
Harding
New York
Split Over How Federal Taxes Should Be Cut
Washington July 27. A Democrat Republican split over winter tax cuts is shown in Nation’s Business with views from Chairman Green and Rep Carner. Garner argues higher surplus estimates support larger tax relief while Green favors cutting the 13 percent corporate income tax and reducing lower income surtaxes while retaining the 20 percent top surtax and the federal inheritance tax.
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Washington
Green
Iowa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Carner
Texas
Garner
Treasury
Writer of Screen Scenarios Dies At Performance
June Mathis, famed writer of screen scenarios, collapsed during a performance of The Squall at the Forty-Eighth Street Theater in New York. She died after being removed to an alley beside the theater. doctors cited possible heart disease awaiting autopsy results.
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New York
UPR
June Mathis
Forty-Eighth Street
Miss Mathis
Woman Upset Ship’s Rule in Bombay Smoking Room
Mrs. Helen Dorrance refused to quit the men’s smoking room aboard a liner sailing to England despite a personal request from the captain. The incident highlights tensions over onboard etiquette and authority aboard the voyage.
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Bombay
Helen Dorrance
England
Lincoln’s Cousin Richard G Lincoln Dies at 82
Richard G Lincoln, 82, third cousin of Abraham Lincoln and head of the Lincoln family, died yesterday in Reading Pa. He was born on the Lincoln homestead near Birdsboro where the original house still stands now a county museum built in 1733 by Mordecai Lincoln who emigrated from Norwich England.
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Reading
Richard G. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Birdsboro
Mordecai Lincoln
America
Norwich
England
GM reports 1927 first half earnings rise to 129 million
General Motors announces net earnings for January to June 1927 total 129,250,207 dollars, up 27,550,253 dollars from the same period a year earlier, reflecting stronger six month performance.
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New York
General Motors Corporation Today
Coal Mines Near Athens Involved In Court Actions
In Chillicothe a bankruptcy case seeks to sell Athens county coal properties The Big Bailey North Hill Coal and Carr Run Coal holdings are valued at about 211 666 and are challenged by Sunday Creek Coal of Columbus which claims lease forfeiture rights The hearing before Referee George B Bitzer drew legal teams from Columbus and Athens with briefs due in fifteen days The dispute marks the referee s largest issue since his appointment.
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Chillicothe
George B. Bitzer
Athens
Athens County
Big Bailey Company
North Hill Coal Company
Sunday Creek Company
Columbus
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Henry Gumble
B. W. Dearhart
F. H. Game
Sunday Creek Co
Peddler John Field Wins 17 Straight Bets Then Quits
London report notes John Field a peddler wins 17 straight racing bets totaling $90,000 and retires from the race track.
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Peddler
London
John Field
Radio plea for missing husband ends in reunion
In Louth England a radio message urged Fred Booth to return home as his wife lay dying. Booth obeyed and came home two days later, reuniting with his spouse after the crisis.
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Louth
Eng
Fred Booth
Test Answers From Now You Ask One Quiz
The provided text lists ten named facts or corrections including Eddie Stinson as a pilot, a plenary session term, Secretary Davis pair, Forest Hills tennis dates, Clemenceau nickname, Peter Manning mile record, Kelvin O Higgins assassination, Jack Sharkey real name, Ban Johnson resignation, and Lena Wilson marriage to Bud Stillman.
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Labor
Forest Hills
Clemenceau
the Tiger
France
Peter Manning
Kelvin Christopher O'Higgins
Irish Free State
Joseph Paul Cukescay
Jack Sharkey
Byron Bancroft
Ban
Johne¢son
American Baseball League
Lena Wilson
Bud” Stillman
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