Ohio Alumni Report Clears Maurer Discontinuance
Ohio University Alumni officers, at President Bryan’s request, found Maurer’s dismissal from Ohio University and the Athens Messenger staff had deans approval. They said charges against Maurer were groundless and that free speech is preserved on campus. They noted a protest group did not approach Bryan on their own initiative and stressed access to the president’s office.
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The
Ohio University Alumni Association
E. B. Bryan
W. H H. Maurer
Department of Journalism
Athens Messenger
General Alumni Association
Bryan
Maurer
Ohio University
Vermar Donahey
Association
Civil Liber Union
Treasom
Caf
Ohio Univ
Prudent Bryan
Round Table
Judemen
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Coal field unrest reported in valley Saturday
A rumor spread through Glouster and nearby areas that workers at Mine 1 in Derthick quit to seek other jobs, later denied by company officials who said current staffing remains unchanged. The report also notes day-shift loading needs and consistent labor train ridership, with only minor fluctuations observed.
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Glouster
Derthick
Saturda
Jacksonville
Carmi A. Thompson Seeks Senatorship
Columbus June 9 Col Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland has filed his declaration of candidacy with Secretary of State Brown for the Republican nomination for U S senator to succeed the late Sen ator Frank B Willis Mrs Willis of Delaware widow of Senator Willis was one of the signers Thompson was Republican nominee for governor in 1%.
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Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Brown
U. S
Frank B. Wills
Willis
Delaware
Thompson
Search Extended Across United States For Grace Budd
Police widened the search for 10 year old Grace Budd who was kidnapped six days ago. Circulation of girl and suspect Frank Howard descriptions reached nationwide as investigators exhausted leads in New York and surrounding states and believed the child taken to a distant point.
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New York
U.P
Grace Budd
United States
Frank Howard
Monara
Nearly All Granges Send Representatives at Canaaville Meeting
The Athens County grange meeting in Canaaville drew widespread representation with delegates from Athens Albany New Marshfield and Rome granges. Fifteen candidates received the fifth degree including A P Linscott Will McClanahan Floriene Ackley Elva Hill Juanita Hill H C Shirley Charles Mansfield Dana McClanahan Raymond Tose Karl Rose Elwyn Derr Pauline Gillogly and Ruth McBee. Ice cream and cake followed the degree work and a social hour with singing and conversation.
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Canaanville
Athens County Grange
Canaonville
Athens
Albany
New Marshfield
Rome
A. P. Linscott
Will McClanahan
Floriene Ackley
Elva Hill
Juanita Hill
H. C. Shirley
Charles Mansfield
Dana McClanahan
Raymond Tose
Karl Rose
Elwyn Derr
Canaan Grange
Pauline Gillogly
Ruth McBee
Rome Grange
Richmond Publisher to Receive Degree at Commencement
The Richmond publisher will receive a degree at the commencement ceremonies. Attendees include Timinasan id and partner, Heral d. Meigs, George Cleveland Plain Davis, H. Taylor, L. B. Palmer, and others connected with national journals. The event marks decades of editorial work and public service in Virginie.
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National Journal
Mien
Mr. Bryan
Timinasan
Hirazo Herald
Meigs
George Cleveland Plain Davis
Nh.u
Browr Wne
Charles N
New Yo
Wash
Unesenger
Bryan.incinnath
Rean Jourt
Nis M.A. Derhun
Manus
Ctur
Iso
Americi
Amer
CIA
Giebe
Virginie
Ervans Belth
Virginia
College of
W Mary
Breer
Hichmo Park
Bryan
No Traffic Signs In This Town
ANCOCK Ma June Becluse city officials argue absence of traffic signs slows speeds and provokes questions. They claim readers will stop or slow to read signs, yet argue signage is too expensive and not required by law.
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Ancock
States 1S Commission
Lift Sherman Antitrust Law to Save Mining Industry
United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis advocates lifting Sherman antitrust constraints to permit large unit mergers in the bituminous coal fields. He cites rail mergers as a model, argues consolidation will reduce overhead, improve employment stability, and push modernization, with regulation by federal commissions and legislation likely next Congress.
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Indianapollis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Lindor
Federal Commission
Congress
Jfabar
Center Dion
Eantor Whitson
Congressman Kathbone
Tiviots
Proposes Coal Solution Bills Introduced in Senate
Proposes coal solution bills introduced in the Senate and in committee to address operation costs and regulatory concerns. The measure targets both utility operators and related stakeholders, seeking streamlined oversight and financial adjustments.
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Senate
Iousery
Union is Willing To Reduce Its Numbers
Union leader Lewis argues a smaller, constantly working membership is better than a large pool of unemployed or strike-bound workers. He cites 1925 Jacksonville and 1919 Ohio wage breaks, noting current dues paying miners around 390,900, with thousands of companies near bankruptcy. He opposes the Save the Union plan as an industry-killing move financed by Russian Communists and radical leaders.
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Soha
United Mine Workers
Merce
Lewis
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Thetsburgh
Ue U. MW
Ohio
Lew
RAVS
Save
Union
Ted
UU. MM. W
John Broph
Presiiine
United
Ming
Patrick Toohey
Pow- Hapgood
Mutsby
John Watts
Bricker Seeks Republican Nomination for Attorney General
Columbus June 5 John W Bricker announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general He previously served as assistant attorney general and as special counsel for the public utilities commission He is the third candidate to file for the nomination and outlines his background and aims in the race.
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Columbus
AUPE
John W. Bricker
Brown
Attornery General
Bricker
Speci
Uti
U& Mine
Shae
Mon Company
U Is
Hsmployes
Webb
Onty-Five
Tt She Company
He Webb
Heig
Indiana Coal Operators to Disband July First
Terre Haute Ind June 1 after 27 years the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators association which includes nearly all soft coal mine owners in the state votes to disband effective July 1 The resignation of Phil H Penna secretary and organizer hastened the move Penna said there was no friction among members but that collective bargaining with the miners union had ceased and their need for the operators organization to continue ended
Alleged Bank Robber Taken at Capital
Police in Columbus today arrested Paul Smith in a bank robbery case tied to a 1926 Chicago bank heist. Smith and an accomplice allegedly confessed to the October 1926 theft in Cheyenne, totaling 12,404 dollars.
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Paul
Chickaver County
Columbus
Smith
Chienw
Lazarus Buys Shinte Co in Cincinnati Move
Lazarus company of Columbus announced the acquisition of the John Shinte company of Cincinnati, one of the oldest department stores in the city and among the largest in the Ohio river valley. The deal expands Lazarus presence in the region and signals growth in midwestern retail.
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Columbus
Hie. & BR
Lazarus Company
John Shinte
Cincinnati
That City
Ohlo Hiver
Valley
Travelers Adjourn Columbus Convention
The convention of the United Commercial Travelers of Ohio ended in Columbus today with installation of officers. June Q U P reports the session adjourned after formal proceedings.
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Columbus
U.P
of the United Commercial Travelera of
Ohio
Toledo man held on whisky transport charges with bond
Relocated in default Toledo on June 9 a man from Kenton was held in the inneas county jail today on a bond of 2000 after pleading guilty to transporting four gallons of whisky and six pints of home brew.
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Toledo
Brurn iWilliams
Kenton
Theinneas County
W oLier
Little Monoxide Gas on Streets
Public Health Service tests in SHINGTON show carbon monoxide in city streets not present in injurious quantities. Measuring tubes at busy avenues found only one fourth of the tubes containing as much as one part per 10,990 parts of air. In public garages, tests found 2.1 parts per 10,000 parts of air.
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Shington
We. S. Public Health Service
Atresia
Feud in politics blamed by Lindsey for proceedings
Disjointed text cites Lindsey blaming a feud for actions in politics. Mentions Jay and a judge, with quotes about fearlessness and a charge described as a joke. Fragmentary OCR leaves unclear names, dates, and exact context.
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Lindsey
Cal
Jung
D Fed
AMOUS
Kat
The
Will
Jay
Vice President Visits Old Scenes in Marietta and Nearby110
The article notes a presidential visit in Marietta with mentions of Marista West, West Thiry hi, and an entourage including Charley and General officers. It references a planned trip and reactions from local leaders as the party carries through a scheduled event.
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Marista
Marietta
Aba
Charley
Dapresi
Fiat
Arrest Two Men in Shooting of Officer in Parkersburg
Two men were arrested in Parkersburg West Virginia after an officer was shot. The suspects were brought to the city jail and held there while authorities pursued further charges.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Camden
Order Prevails As Peking City Occupied
Naval dispatch reports complete order in Peking as troops from the Muikduu army and Shit forces entered the city yesterday in orderly formation. Under General Paoyuling, northern units moved in to secure the capital after long caution.
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Peking
Dune
Washington
Islaiq
Dhanite
Hiquatcad
Sone
Mukden
Gener i Paoyuling
Ely
Chang -Tso Lin
List
Lewis Withdraws From Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Fragmented notes report H Lewis withdrawing from a Republican bid for governor amid mixed actions in Athens and nearby counties. The entry mentions adenoids and tonsils surgeries in Albany and Shenley, and lists several named individuals tied to committee decisions and audits.
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Lewis
Ohio
Pageant to be repeated later in the year
Notice recalls a McGuffey pageant planned for June with invitations extended. The event, linked to Athens and the American Association of University Women, supports a scholarship fund for women graduates as organizers report on revisions and publication plans.
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Une Sand
Meduffey
McGuffey
Tio
Sta Deen
Miss
Levan
Pubes, van Book Company of
Arn
Bhutos
Ofek
Gerrc Fox
Bean Minnich
MiscAtee
Iva Hount
Oxford
Athens
Han
Milo Wimball
Thinning of Palit Will 3 Starts Next Week
Ohio State University hort iculture extension specialist C Holland will demonstrate thinning methods in athena and statewide. Extension agent H Johnson notes early spring apple drop. thinning aims to boost yield by about 50 to 100 percent in heavily loaded orchards. Thinning leaves one fruit per cluster and removes all diseased or misshapen calls to improve color and marketability.
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Athena
C. Holland
Ohio State University
Coolville
H. Johnson
Athens
Johnson
Former Catholic sister seeks damages in Detroit suit
Gertrude O'Connor of Detroit files in common pleas court for forty thousand dollars damages claiming slander and negligence by Mother Irenala Kirchner and the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. The suit cites a pupil incident at St Laws and St Joseph parishes contributing to a nervous breakdown and seeks reparation and a parochial school position.
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Cincinnati
Gertrude O'Connor
Detroit
Mich
Common Pleas Court
Irenala Kirchner
Common Sisters of Charity of the
I of Cincinnati
Arch
McNicholis
Agnes Shop
John M Hare
Conte Iy
Rimney
St. Urys
St. Laws
Stl Joseph's
Uren
Aleres
Kurebhner
Bateless
Dunn, ii
Holy Redeemer Churel
Tao Azo
A .Connor
Attempt to derail Pennsylvania railroad train for miners thwarted
An attempted derailment targeted a Pennsylvania line freight and passenger service between Jetty and Belle Vallée with a heavy plank placed on tracks near Black Topping. The obstruction aimed to derail the locomotive and cars to hinder miners traveling to the pits. crews detected and secured the site Wednesday morning.
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CAM Biidce
Tnien
Psenecay
Iroad
Cambridge
Wieh
Prine
Aim Sereck
Tn el Daber Tiovins
Bridger
Ders Pwent
Pennsylvania
Hich
Jetty
Belle Vallee
Cole Benimines
Ae J
Ben
Black Topping
Magicians to Elect Sentenced in Murder Case
In Lima on June 1 Arthur Brooker confessed slayer Samuels and McMichael a recluse, tied to a January 1927 murder, as Durbin of Kenton awaits possible re election as president of the International Brotherhood of Magi. Masters of Legerde plan to appeal. Jury may consider first degree murder in coming days.
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Arthur
Brooker
Samuels
McMichael
Lima
LPI
Durbin
Kenton
International Brotherhood of Magi
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William Whaley
Leonard
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