Snipers Fire at Chauncey Mine Tipple Sparks Guard Reply
National Guard forces in Chauncey repelled sniper fire at the No. 25 Manhattan Coat Company mine tipple as shrapnel and gunfire erupted near the Chauncey area. A guard gunner returned fire, no injuries reported, while additional shots targeted a bridge guard detail near the Chauncey area amid ongoing tensions. Colonel Gilson D. Light assumed command of Guard troops in the region, with Gen. Aaron M. Bush joining soon.
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Chauncey
Nelsonville
Vic
Manhattan Coat Company
National Guard
Apple
Ork Central Railroad
LIGHT
Gilson D. Light
Colonel Light
148Th Infantry
Neves Grig
Aaron M. Bush
Lick’ Run
Lick Run
Ovcu
West Columbus Witet
Ta Statert
Whip To Rush Bonus For Ex Soldiers After Long Campaign
A contingent of about 1,604 former soldiers arrived in Wheeling and were transported to Bellaire and other locales to remain as guests of the state while awaiting further movement. Army observers and highway officials oversaw the motor trains and a Zanesville kitchen prepared meals as the routes were cleared ahead of Sunday traffic.
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Washington
Njic
Bellaire
Venus
Raio
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
West
Virgil
Ion
Zanesville
Wille Han Ryan
National Guard
England Invites U S to Conference with Debts Tariff Not Mentioned
The United States was invited to attend an economic conference under League of Nations auspices. Officials said debts reparations and tariff rates would not be discussed, with the invitation still under review. The meeting, likely in October, aims to address financial and economic problems per Lausanne framework.
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England
U.S
Washington
United States
League of Nations
State Department
United Sates
Suite Department
Department
Asbeste
League of Nations Committee
German Riots Take Four Lives Before Reichstag Vote
Berlin on the eve of the Reichstag elections saw deadly clashes leaving four dead and ten wounded. Republican Reichsbanner members were shot at Reisenburg near Koenigsberg, East Prussia, as violence erupted with Communists and police.
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Berlin
Germany
Republican Reichsbanner
Reisenburg
Koenlesberg
East Prussia
Po- Hee
Refrigerator sale highlights in old classified ad
The Messenger classifieds advertised a 100 pound Waie Frost all metal refrigerator with 2 gallon water cooler for 35 dollars. Carpenter Hardware sold the unit after the third insertion as readers acted on impulse or by careful comparison, proving classifieds drive quick sales.
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Carpenter's Hardware Simre
Carpenter Hardware
Razors Cause Damage Suit Against Gillette Co
New York July 30 UPI A 80 000 000 damage suit filed against the Gillette Safety Razor Co and 19 officers by Trophy Tower Sales Corpora tion operators of razor blade vending machines with headquarters in Cleveland. The suit alleges Sherman and Clayton anti trust violations through a merger intended to eliminate competition from other razor blade companies. It claims a conspiracy between Gillette and Autostrep Safety Rotor Company via a November 1930 merger. It charges officers and directors caused Gillette to buy out Trophy Blade Company, a competitor with whom Trophy Tower had a 17 contract for blade purchases.
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New York
UPI
Tras
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Trophy Tower Sales Corporation
Cleveland
Gillette Company
Sherman
Clayton
Gillette
Autostrep Safety Rotor Company
Trophy Blade Company
Rezor Blades
Stale Sandwich Illness Hits Oklahoma City Camp
About 200 people became ill after eating stale meat in sandwiches served at the Community Camp civic relief center. Doctors treated 75 patients, with 15 in critical condition, at area hospitals, after a University Club party leftovers were distributed.
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Oklahoma City
Ghia
Oll
Civic Relef
Canadian River
Record of Veterans Is Merred After Washington's Battle
Beverly writer laments the Washington visit of 15 000 veterans. He praises their order and restraint despite hunger, notes they behaved better than many groups, and argues their record was marred by later outbursts. He asks whether similar crowds would have kept calm.
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Washington
Beverly
Calit
Senate
Iowa Farmers Prepare Holiday Strike in August
Milo Reno, president of the Farmers Holiday Association, announced Iowa will begin a 26 day strike August 15 or 16 to push for higher farm prices. About 75 county organizations approved the plan at a meeting, with a nationwide spread expected. Stay at home, sell nothing is the slogan.
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Iowa
Milo Reno
Acav
Reno
Kaa
Ohio River campers head to Pomeroy Bend district to meet
District commissioners set plans for a Monday meeting as Ohio River area campers head to Pomeroy Bend. Papal City author Nelsonville reports final tax distribution of 3500 dollars. School roundup conducted amid typhoid precautions and finance notes.
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Bseimes
Ohio River
Pomeroy Bend
Papal City
Auchor
Nelsonville
Ecking County
Eogan News
Bonus Anay
Washington
Maschke
Cleveland
Marian Bush
BEF Camps At Park Near Johnstown Pa Describes Army Aid Standoff
A chaotic scene around Johnstown Pennsylvania as BEF units camp in a city park near Johnstown. Food and aid were provided while tensions rose over state help and possible relocation to Ohio. Local officials and merchants urged care for locals first amid protests from the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion. Police and highway crews struggled to steer a peaceful outcome as the army contingent remained in place.
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BEF
McCloskey
Cauel
Vrlecinas
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Legion
Pinehot
Painciot
Milford
AL Jennerstown
Bae
Pennsylvania
Te Army Arrosg
Flate
Ohio
Font Fer
Johnstown
Prack
Athing Deang
Bude
pRather
Jehngytown
20 Cent Cut In Coal Rate Held Lawful
In Columbus, Supreme Court Judge Edward Matthian denied a request by four Ohio shippers to stop a 20 cent per ton coal rate cut from becoming effective. The Public Utilities Commission had ordered the reduction, opposed by several railroads and allied lines. Judge Matthian ruled that delaying the rates would cause greater harm, noting adverse effects on railroads outweighed the benefits of blocking the cut.
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Columbus
Sielda
Canton
Afussillon
Clevesland
Lorain
Ohio
Supreme Court
Edward Matthian
Atemore
New York Wwania
Piey T Virginia
Yor
Weeeling and
Lake Ert
Matthiau
Monlay
Aja
White Seeks Explanation on Bribe Charge
In Columbus Ohio Governor Georga White requests explanation from Duncan McCrea Wayne County assistant prosecuting attorney regarding claims that a governor’s office clerk took a $1000 bribe in an extradition case. The issue arose amid a hearing for James Licavoli, Detroit gangster, on a murder charge as Ohio denied extradition and Michigan police re-arrested him.
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Columbis
Georga White
Duncan
McCrea
Wayne Cau
Jamey Licavoli
Detroit
Elis
Ohio
Art
Michigan
Blast Kills Three at Hercules Powder Plant
An explosion wrecked the Hercules Powder Company mixing plant in Cahir killing three men and injuring others. Fire crews fought the blaze as authorities investigated the cause of the blast at the facility on July 20.
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Cahir
Hercules. Powder Company
Union President Escapes Under Police Protection After Riot
In Johnson City 5000 miners rioted at a mass union meeting, forcing John H. Walker of the Illinois Miners Union to flee under Sheriff James Frick and deputies protection. Rocks struck the platform as threats and clashes erupted, with Walker urging calm as authorities moved in.
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Johnson City
UPJA
John H. Walker
Mllinois Miner's Union
James Frick
Howe
Walker
Waller
Poligy Herste Tgen
Tim
Triineu
Olympic Parade Opens Los Angeles Games with 100000 Crowd
A crowd of more than 100000 filled Olympic Stadium Los Angeles for the opening of the tenth Olympiad as athletes paraded in standardized uniforms. The ceremony featured the oath by athletes and the United States as host nation led the march in the opening event broadcast live.
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Esporta
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
Calif
U.P
United States
Doalira
Mines
Aglemn
Owarlis
Atchtoss Bporu
Ming
Sation
Nacon
Mani Struck By Guardsman At Nelsonville
A Guardsman struck Mani in a West Columbia pool hall prompting a National Guard investigation. Frank Rance Sr was injured in the melee as officers pursued a wanted man. Roeges Sr was wounded and apprehended after a confrontation at the Lola Wend pool room. Mayor Hickman ordered further inquiry and a conference with Prosecutor John Botin.
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Elson Vile
Yvar JW
Hieigaan
Aetj
Franke I. Henderson
Frank Rance
Nations
Rome’ Xem
Frank Op, Jr
Muttered
Olson
Lehal Heedyiarfork Suliman
Tinegya, Sr
Alsehirae
Roeges
Light
Lola Wend
West Columbia
Atree
Berlin
Young Purge
Bng
Gusrdenen
Roagys
Por
Dnalde
Roose
Roosevelt Pledges Action on Repeal in Albany Speech
Albany dispatch reports Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, the Democratic nominee, voiced support for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. He urged Congress to act and proposed an international currency conference while blaming the current Republican administration for economic woes. The speech signals a campaign focus on economic relief and tax reforms.
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Albany
N.Y
Swift
J.ranelin D. Roosevelt
Poent
Hia Atind
War Party
Truto
Roosevelt
Plank
Congress
Tax Books Open for Real Estate Taxes in Athena County
Athena County treasurer G D Gerham announced that the books for real estate taxes are open and will stay open through August. Payments may be mailed or made at the county treasurer's office in the Courthouse, with outside collections by Gorham in Albany Amesville and Nelsonville. The second installment of tangible, intangible and personal taxes will be collected in September, dates to be announced. Johnstown July 01 Commander W W Waters reports in Baltimore that he is investigating private property offers for a permanent BEF camp near Washington and asks Mayor Eddie McCloskey to provide asylum for two to three weeks while the probe proceeds.
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Carbon Hil
David Watkins
United Zerg of America
Jerry Mathenysident
William Winegman
Carbon Hill
Watkins
O. F. Hall
Nelanville
Nelsonville
Accetlvs Pasmenss
Athena County Treagrer
G. D. Gerham
County Treaanrer
Gorham
Albany
Amesville
Johnstown
W. W. Waters
Baltimore
Eddie McCloskey
BEF
Washington
McClorkey
Fleming Faces Trial Over Altered Election Material
Fleming and 28 witnesses were subpoenaed as state moves to begin trial Monday against W. Durbin Kenton and others over circulating Unstoned election material from The Ohio Examiner. Brooks Fletcher for Congress is targeted. Schmacher and Key of Marion named in the publication’s story. The trial is expected to run most of next week.
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Bucyrus
U.pre
Clarence, Brown
Grover Fleming
Ohio Examiner
W. W
Buevius
Ohn A. Key
Marion
Survey Shows 2,000 More To Start Monday
A New York survey report notes 2,000 more workers to rejoin the labor force by Monday as reemployment picks up in several sectors. Unemployment trends show a broadened hiring push, with textile and industrial activity edging higher in midwinter.
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New York
Vaal
United Drras
Irtet
Ttites
Enet
Breweries Plan For Happy Day Operations In Toledo
In Toledo on July 30 plans emerged for Happy Day brews as Special engineers are assembled to prepare Yom' Kaze beer, with Woolner and Buckeyes Breweries ready to start. Owens-Hlingia Cisss Co has estimated costs for plant upgrades across 12 plants nationwide, aiming for quick full operation. hotels have not ordered wine but could reopen bars on short notice.
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Toledo
Companisa
Dnt
Fargs Woolner
Buckeyes
Manutaghire
Owens-Hlingia Cisss Co
Manufaca Turava
Bolivian Troops Take Two Paraguayan Fortifications in Chaco
Bolivian forces seized two Paraguayan blockhouses in the Chaco in movements Thursday and Friday, as reprisals for Paraguay. A raid on Fortin Florida outpost occurred on July 25. Casualties were not disclosed. one Bolivian soldier was killed Thursday.
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Jody Compat
LA Paz
Chaco
Fortin
Florida
Widow Mrs Danes Dies at Home in San Antonio Suburb
Mrs C Danes a widow aged unknown died Saturday night at her son L N Danes home on East State Street. She leaves another son Frank Danes of San Antonio and two daughters Mrs Buccanan of Mingo Junction and Mrs Susan Taylor of Pleasantville. Funeral arrangements pending.
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C. Danes
L. N.danes
Frank Danes
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