Hearing Begins On Restraining Order In Coal Strike
Judge L G Worstell weighs continuation of a temporary restraining order against union miners and officials at Luhrig Collieries. Seventy eight-nine defendants named as the shows alleged July 17 to 22 actions including intimidation, unlawful picketing, and a miner's home intrusion. Proceedings include testimony from Fitzer Schal Steinmetz and others as the court rules on statements from original petition versus amended petition.
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Luhrig Collieries
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
Coal A
Joseph Armbruster
Worstell
Charles Fitzer
William Schal
Luhrig
Lewis Steinmetz
Athens
Guysville
Cross ‘Tion
Fitzer
Conrad Wein
Robert Bell
Bee
Richard Campbell
Pomeroy
Oral Daugherty
Pat Thornton
Thornton
Daugherty
Cherry
Ed. Michaels
the Plains
Chauncey
Ed, Wilson
Geneva naval conference seen failing by U S officials
Washington officials predict the Geneva naval conference will fail over proposed tonnage limits. They argue Britain favors small cruisers, risking British sea supremacy. Kellogg rebuts cost and offensive use of large ships. no further capitulation seen.
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Washington
Geneva
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Ludwell Denny
United Press
Britain
Austen Chamberlin
United States
Kellogg
Emden
Coolidge
August Heise
New York City
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Miners Struggle Over Work at Abandoned Coal Mine
Testimony details attempted coercion and threats to force miners to quit at an abandoned coal mine on July 16 to 19. Witnesses include John Wycoff and William Schall, with plans to replace workers and fear of violence delaying reopening.
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Robeyville
Adena
Harrison County
John Cinque
United Mine Workers
Thomas Rocke
Legal Council
Cinque
John Wycoff
William Schall
Luhrng
Fitzer
Schall
Wycoff
Will Southers
Phillip Schall
W. McClain
James Campbell
Albert Love
John McDonalds
Frank Miller
James Adams
Orville Bell
Lawrence Bell
Lewis Steinmetz
Lewis McWillia
Quartz brings word of gold rumor to Clarksburg town
James Sande of Webster arrived with three lambs of quartz and whispered about gold as a nation buzzed, but he refused to reveal the source of his find.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
James Sande
Webster
Sande
Governors Split Over 1928 Race Coolidge Favorite In GOP
A United Press survey of 25 state governors finds nine of seventeen Republican leaders backing Coolidge strongly, six undecided, and two backing Lowden. Democratic governors show wide divergence as both parties remain split on law enforcement, prohibition, farm relief, and flood control with Governor Ritchie hinting at decentralization as a Democratic platform aim.
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Coolidge
Lowden
Foster Eaton
United Press
Mackinac Island
Mich
U.R
Frank O. Lowden
Haineis
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Alfred E. Smith
New York
William G. MecAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryin
Third Set of Teeth Grows For Ashland Man
Ashland Kentucky July 28 A R Thomas J Anglin 74 a retired farmer is growing his third set of teeth. A year ago Anglin in poor health followed his physician s advice and had all his teeth extracted. Now he shows five new upper molars and several lower teeth forming and he has discarded his artificial teeth.
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Ashland
A.R
Thomas J. Anglin
Anglin
Ohio Miners Officials Return From Indianapolis
Lee Hall and G. W. Savage arrived in Columbus from Indianapolis after meeting with John L. Lewis who was away in the east. Savage declined to discuss the trip and Hall offered no comments on the purpose of the visit.
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Columbus
Lee Hall
G. W. Savage
Ohio
Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
East
Hall
Irish Jews of America formed in Brooklyn
A society named The Irish Jews of America is established in Brooklyn with a nationwide membership drive planned, announced in New York on July 28.
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New York
The
Brooklyn
Prospect
Coolidge to Build Tax Cut Focusing on Corporations
President Coolidge plans a tax reduction program centered on cutting corporation taxes from 13 percent to at least 11 percent. The proposal would benefit all businesses not yet cut, while small income tax relief would be excluded. Democratic leaders reportedly back the plan with Senate support but want small-income relief kept separate.
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U.P
Coolidge
Black Hills
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Former Minersville youth stabbed to death in Akron
Archie Clark 23 formerly of Minersville now of Lakewood near Akron was stabbed five times by a Greek in an Akron hotel altercation between two women. Clark died hours later after being taken to a hospital. The alleged assassin is jailed. Clark’s mother and relatives from Minersville attended his funeral in Akron.
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Minersville
Akron
Archie Clark
Pomeroy
Emmett
Clark
Lakewood
Young Clark
Ohio Briefs Mixed Local Murders and Public Health Steps
Preliminary hearing set for Lorin Ankrim on first degree murder charges after he allegedly confessed to shooting David Buchanan during a June 21 quarrel. Martins Ferry boards close all city playgrounds theaters and Sunday schools to children under 15 to curb infantile paralysis with 11 cases and one death reported. George Saxton's 5 year old son was killed when a runaway wagon overturned on him in New Lexington. Gallipolis plans a motorcycle cop as traffic laws take effect in August. W. P. Lucas, Civil War veteran and longtime McLuney postmaster, dies at 81. In Columbus Jennie Roebuck suffers potentially fatal injuries after fainting from a second floor window. Garlin Powell dies in a crash that injures Joseph Wright and spares Bert Kallies. Zanesville and Cambridge resurfacing contracts awarded to M. W. Schneider and H. R. Weldon.
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Newcomerstown
Lorin Ankrim
Ankrim
David Buchanan
Martins Ferry
Board of Health
New Lexington
George
James Saxton
Ear Redfield
Chicago Can Have Fight If It Wants It Says Rickard
Tex Rickard told United Press Chicago will host the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout this fall if the city wants it. He cautioned there are many issues to discuss and no definite announcement today. Rickard and George Getz, aide to Mayor Thompson’s fight committee, headed to a conference at his hotel.
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Chicago
United Press
Tex Rickard
Rickard
New York
George Getz
Thompson
Charge of Murder Placed Against Bellevue Italian
Formal charges of murder in the first degree were lodged against James Noso of Bellevue Italian, held in jail as a suspect in the murder of Alfred J. Burgett of Lorain. The affidavit was signed by Arthur L. Burgett, brother of the deceased. The suspect's estranged wife is in custody as a material witness. Noso faces arraignment tomorrow before Justice George Caylor. Sheriff Lambert and Prosecuting Attorney E. B. Owen continue inquiries into Noso’s movements and record.
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Delaware
U.P
James Noso
Bellevue
Alfred J. Burgett
Lorain
Arthur L. Burgett
James Nose
Lambert
Zanessville
Noso
George Caylor
Owen
Miss Helen Galleher Resigns as Marysville Physical Director
Miss Helen Galleher resigns as physical director in Marysville schools and will teach physical education at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea.
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Marysville
Helen Galleher
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Toledo Tragedy After Electric Shock Rescue Attempt
George Poster 40 of Lambertville Michigan was killed when he stepped on a live wire while trying to rescue 10 year old Fred A Smith also of Lambertville. The girl was severely burned and taken to Toledo for treatment.
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Toledo
George Poster
Lambertville
Mich
Fred A. Smith
Lamberville
Walters Confesses Murder of Deputy on Mountain Road
A. R. R. E. Walters, a federal dry agent, confessed to killing his fellow officer H. R. Stotler, 52, Harper Ballentine district attorney said. Walters reportedly fired after Stotler pursued him over alleged attentions to Walters' wife. Stotler was shot on a lonely road near Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Hagerstown
A.R
Upham Named Oxford President of Miami University
Upham, former president of Idaho State University in Moscow, Idaho and Miami 1897 graduate, will become president of Miami University on February 1. He was chosen by a trustees committee from more than fifty educators to succeed Dr. Raymond H. Hughes.
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Oxford
U.R
Alfred H. Upham
Miami University
Doctor Upham
Idaho State University
Moscow
Idaho
Raymond H. Hughes
Prison Break Attempt Nets Six Months and a Fine
HINTON West Virginia July 28 Judge J H Maxwell sentenced Harry Crawford to six months more in jail and a $100 fine after a thwarted escape attempt Crawford would have been free if he had succeeded.
Tennyson Wins Divorce Over Alleged Infidelity
Major Lionel Tennyson obtained a divorce decree in London as he charged his wife with infidelity with James Montgomery Beck. The action cites the alleged affair and its impact on the marriage.
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London
Lionel Tennyson
James Montgomery Beck
Suffocated Norwalk Youth Found After Elevator Incident
July 28 report: Robert Stevens, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Web Stevens, located today after an elevator incident at Boughtonville, fourteen miles south of Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Robert Stevens
Web Stevens
Boughtonville
Toledo widow takes first airplane ride for thrills
Middletown report recalls Mrs. Katherine Wolfe of Toledo aged 84 joining George Wedeke on a local flight. She visited relatives and said she still seeks thrills after the inaugural air experience.
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Middletown
Katherine Wolfe
Toledo
George Wedeke
Wolfe
Miller and Carter Take Over Bishopville Coal Mine
William Miller and George Carter of Glouster have assumed management of the coal mine on the D. E. Carr farm near Bishopville. After weeks of work they report the mine ready to produce coal. A 50 horsepower generator runs on an automobile engine, and a coal cutting machine replaces the old method of shooting coal from the solid. No. 8 coal seam is being mined.
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Glouster
William Miller
George Carter
D. E. Carr
Bishopville
Slovak- American Colleges Planned for Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Harrisburg July 28 Pittsburgh and Cleveland were chosen as sites for two Slovak- American youth colleges to be built within two years. The directing committee of Slovak schools in the United States announced the project and a $1,000,000 cost. A fundraising campaign will begin within weeks.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
United States
Billy Williams Sentenced for Burglary to Sixty Years
New York July 8 Billy Williams, described as a gentleman burglar, received a 60 year sentence in the penitentiary for burglary and related charges amid a crowded courtroom.
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Gentleman
New York
Billy Williams
Jargeny
Heat
Railways propose coal rate cuts to Lake ports
The Chesapeake & Ohio and Louisville & Nashville filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut coal rates to Lake ports from fields in West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky. A similar proposal from the Norfolk and Western was expected, aiming to offset penalties and boost southern rail competitiveness amid Pennsylvania and Ohio influence. The issue has sparked congressional debate with lawmakers from Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee weighing in.
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Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Irmerce Commission
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Folk & Western Railroad
Sylvania
Ohio
Post
Pen Ohio
Pennsylvania
Senate
Virginia
Woods
Commerce Comm
Barn Fire Destroys True Farm Structure
A large barn on the True farm between Redtown and Millfield burned Monday after a tourist saw smoke. The fire destroyed the barn with six to seven tons of hay and about two tons of straw and two plows. Insurance coverage totaled $500, but the owner, H Fierbaugh of Greens Run, expects a net loss.
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Old True
Redtown
Millfield
Berbera Youth Program Leads to Cleric J Haskin Directom Informacion
A partial OCR fragment notes a cleric J Haskin and a director of information in Washington involved in a Berbera youth program. The readable text hints at a formal memo or notice about publishing information for young people in Berbera.
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Cleric J. Haskin
Directom Informacion Berees
Washington
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