Chauncey Miners Hold Two Demonstrations
Chauncey miners staged two morning parades on Wednesday and Thursday with about 250 participants led by drum corps. Afterward speakers Lee Hall, Dave Watkins, and William Beatty addressed the crowd urging support for the United Mine Workers union. Elmer Allen presided. prayers were offered and the meetings closed with a hymn.
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Chauncey
Lee Hall
Dave Watkins
William Beatty
West Virginia
Beatty
United Mine Workers Union
Elmer Allen
Chauncey Local
Guss Graham
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Manhattan Co
Good Health Aids Child to Dispel Serious Disease
Dr Copeland explains bronchopneumonia in children, its link to malnutrition and rickets, and urgent care steps. Delicate youngsters need bed rest, fresh air, steady nourishment, and careful monitoring. recovery is possible with early recognition and proper medical treatment.
Sugar Creek Barn Burns Last Night
Chauncey dispatch reports a large frame barn on Aaron Augustine’s Sugar Creek farm burned to the ground last night. The origin is unknown. by the time discovered the blaze was uncontrollable, destroying farm implements harness and feed. Insurance coverage was stated to apply to the loss.
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Augustine
Chauncey
Aaron Augustine
Sugar Creek
Sheep Killed by Dogs Across Two Nights Near Chauncey
Chauncey, June 10. George W Brown, Chauncey Feed Store proprietor, reports 28 sheep killed by dogs at his Sand Ridge farm this week. Twenty-five died one night and three more the next night, according to the statement.
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Chauncey
George W Brown
Chauncey Feed Store
Sand Ridge
Entertain Class Mrs Floyd Nye Direct Friendship Meeting
Chauncey June 10 Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye High Street entertain the June meeting of the Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ. Mrs Nye led the devotional and Mrs Joe King gave the lesson. For July the class voted to hold a picnic supper with several members in charge of arrangements. A business meeting will feature Neil Tippett leading devotions and Mrs King directing the program and contests. Members are to invite a prospective member for July. A strawberry festival followed during social hour.
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Chauncey
Floyd Nye
High Street
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Woman's Legion Auxiliary Hosts Temperance Program
Mrs Ralph Brown directed a biweekly meeting featuring a temperance program. The Legion functions as the auxiliary of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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Ralph Brown
Legion
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chauncey Health Update On Earl Heavener Stroke
June 10 reports say Earl Heavener of Sugar Creek is improving after a stroke last Sunday morning. The attending physician notes his left side is affected by the incident and he remains under care.
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Chauncey
Earl Heavener
Sugar Creek
Mr. Heavener
Ben
McAllisters Announce Birth of Son in The Plains
Mr and Mrs John McAllister announce the birth of a son at their home in The Plains. The baby is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Robert McAllister and Mr and Mrs Fletcher Hawk of The Plains.
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Chauncey
John McAllister
the Plains
Robert McAllister
Fletcher Hawk
Mrs Linscott and Mrs Wallace Visit Akron and Plains
Chauncey notes June 10 events with Mrs Floyd Linscott and Mrs Harry Wallace returning from Akron. Linscott attended West High School commencement where her niece Evelyn Moors graduated. Wallace visited daughter Mrs Joe Pitts family. Miss Moore stays for an indefinite visit with Lucy Surgeon and Linscott family. Board of trustees of Dover Township held a special meeting Tuesday night approving bills. President clerk Guy E Osbourne presided.
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Chauncey
Floyd Linscott
Harry Wallace
the Plains
Akron
Linscott
The
West High School
Evelyn Moors
Mrs Wallace
Joe Pitts
Miss Moore
Lucy Surgeon
Board of Trustees of
Dover Township
Guy E. Osborne
Disease agitators driven from bonus camp in Anacostia Park
In Washington on June 10 the bonus army and authorities cleared Anacostia Park of 150 self-proclaimed Communists who arrived with delegations from Cleveland and New York City. Federal agents identified some, while veterans' police protected them from angry campers.
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Washington
U.P
Bonus Army
Bonus
Anacostia Park
Cleveland
New York City
Beedy faces murder charge in Rowe killing
Washington D. C. June 10 A 38 year old Chester Beedy was to be charged with first degree murder after Clyde Rowe 30 was shot to death as he sat in an automobile with Dorothy Edwards the girl Beedy had pursued. After returning to the girl's home two shots were fired from an alley two more shots from weeds struck Rowe in the temple Beedy allegedly tried to shoot the girl but his automatic jammed.
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Chester Beedy
Clyde Rowe
Beedy
Rowe
Reedy
Virginia Democrats Endorse Byrd S Reform Platform
Richmond Va June 10 U S Democrats in Virginia long a prohibition stronghold endorse Governor Harry F Byrd for the presidential nomination on a platform urging a national referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment. The platform states the party remains opposed to the saloon and supports direct national vote to decide the issue.
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Richmond
U.ab
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
United States
Cal Coolidge Opposes Debt Holiday
Former President Calvin Coolidge rejected calls to cancel World War debt in a Cosmopolitan article, arguing the war was not a common enterprise and each nation should honor its obligations. He warned that if Europe does not pay, U.S. taxpayers must cover the burden.
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New York
U.2
Calvin Coolidge
Europe
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Rivers Claim Three Lives In Cincinnati Tragedy
Three fatalities occurred in Cincinnati last night as the Ohio and Licking Rivers claimed lives. Authorities report drownings and initiate investigations, with rescue operations continuing as river conditions worsen.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Licking Rivers
Albany 4-H Club Plans Year's Work
Albany 4-H Club met at the High School Building under C N Jones. Arthur Gatow presided. Othe Castle named news reporter and Mateum Miller joined. A winner roast was set for June. club baseball practice will be next Tuesday at Fisherfield. teams urged to write to manager Arthur Enlow.
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Albany 4-H
C. N. Jones
Jeader
Gordon Verity
Arthur Gatow
Othe Castle
Mateum Miller
Fisherfield
Arthur Enlow
Albany
Exonerated of Killing Two Union Officers in Cleveland
Vincent Ianni, 47, lathing contractor, was acquitted of manslaughter in the May 2 killings of Oliver Ro Biasier and the death of Joan Farrar. Prosecutor Hart said no further action would be taken regarding Farrar. Ianni testified the men attacked him at a construction site prompting a fight.
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Cleveland
Vincent Ianni
Common Pleas
Lanni
Oliver Ro Biasier
James P. Hart
Tanni
Joan Farrar
Hoover Curtis Safe Nomination Move Sparks Convention Rumors
Republican leaders advance plans to renominate the Hoover-Curtis ticket on a prohibition resubmission platform as the national convention nears next week. Lobby whispers swirl about a draft for Coolidge as vice president while convention managers expect Curtis to be nominated.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Congress Hotel
Convention Managera
Curtis
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