Chauncey Miners Hold Two Demonstrations
Chauncey Miners and nearby residents staged two demonstrations in Chauncey with about 250 participants. Leaders Lee Hall Dave Watkins and Sam Beatty addressed crowds at school grounds urging support for the United Mine Workers union. Chauncey Ming No 25 of Manhattan Co would resume operation Wednesday.
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Chauncey and
Vicin
Lee Hall
Dave Watkins
Sam Beatty
West Virginia
Beatty
United Mine Workers Union
Elmer Allen
Chauncey Local
Guss Graham
Chauncey Ming No. 25
Manhattan Co
Wesday
Good Health Aids Child to Dispel Serious Disease
Article by K 5 Copeland M D U 8 Senator from New York former Commissioner of Health New York City discusses broncho pneumonia in children. It covers causes symptoms including fever rapid breathing bluish skin and cough absence or mild sputum, emphasis on early recognition medical treatment and nursing. Advice includes bed rest ventilation nourishment regular meals outdoor activity when possible and cod liver oil as preventive. Also answers health queries on ankle swelling ear discharge and the need for medical evaluation.
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Copeland
New York
New York City
Dr. Copeland
Sugar Creek Barn Burns Last Night
CHAUNCEY June 10 A large frame barn on Aaron Augustine’s Sugar Creek farm burned to ashes last night. The origin of the fire is unknown as the blaze spread quickly. Barn implements, feed, and various farm announcements were destroyed. property was partially insured.
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Augustine
Chauncey
Aaron Augustine
Sugar Creek
Sheep killed by dogs reported near Chauncey
Chauncey June 10 George W Brown proprietor of the Chat Feed Store reports 28 sheep killed by dogs at his Sand Ridge farm this week Twenty five died the first night and three the next night He also reports five dogs killed blamed for the losses and notes the Rock is involved in the event.
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Chauncey
George W Brown
Chat Feed Store
Sand Ridge
Friendship Bible Class Chauntry Church Meeting
Chauntry Church of Christ Friendship Bible Class held its June meeting at High Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nye. Mrs. Nye led devotions and Mrs. Joe King taught the lesson. For July, a picnic supper was voted with arrangements led by Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. G Pickering and Mr Ruth ii, plus a business meeting with Neil Tippett leading devotions and Mrs. King guiding the program and contests. Members will invite prospective new members and enjoyed a strawberry festival during social hour.
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Floyd Nye
Chauncey
High Street
Friendship Bible Class
Chauntry
Chauncy June notices report health, births, and meetings
June 10 Chauncy notes Dr Heavener reports improving condition of patient and stroke recovery. June WW Chauncey announces birth of Wosum to Mr and Mrs Robert Aintsey and Mr and Mrs F Lilenk of The Plains. Also Akron visit by Sitford Linscott and Harry Wallace from The Plains. West Fish School commencement attended. The Lover Towns hip meeting Tuesday night approved several bills and conducted township business with clerk Gus Borne present.
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Jon McAllister
Wosum
the Plains
Robert Ate iAinstey
F Lilenk
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Jane
Disease Agents Clash With Bonus Army at Anacostia Park
Washington report says hundred and fifty Communists from Cleveland and New York City arrived at the vast bonus camp in Anacostia Park. Police and veterans separated agitators from campers as Federal agents supervised the scene amid tensions and confrontations.
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New York City
Amp
Laem
Beady to Face Murder Charge in Escort Killing
Chester Beady, 38, was to be charged with murder for the shooting death of Clyde Rowe, who was with Dorothy Eade and another woman when ambushed after a ride home. Police say Beady fired from an alley then pursued the couple to a car in a downtown area before multiple shots were fired.
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Jude
Chester Beady
Pojjice
Clyde Rowe
Amith
Rowe
Dorothy Eadewards
Aid
Potige
Beedy
Jan
Janemer
Virginia Democrats Endorse Byrd Platform Link to Referendum
In Richmond Virginia Democrats endorse Governor Byrd for the presidential nomination on a platform urging a referendum on the Seventy Fifth Amendment. The statement calls for a direct vote by the people of the United States on the question and urges prompt national deliberation to ensure speedy enactment.
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Richmond
Vay
Virginia
Strongkell
Giovernor Jevy Byrd
Cailing
Barry F Treed
United States
Cal Opposes Debt Holiday and War Debts
New York June 1 President Coolidge opposed a debt holiday saying the world war was not a joint enterprise and allies should honor agreements while nations must pay their own taxes. He warned any such cancellation would ignore wartime losses and the burden of new armaments and social experiments. The European debt issue and Britain’s recent ratings were noted as factors in the wider debate. Meanwhile at Riv e Claim Three, local rivers incurred three Hessiers in a toll last night.
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New York
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Albany IHE Club Plans Year's Work
Albany IHE Club met for a recreation planning session under the direction of leader Alter Gordon Vertly. President Aettuir Binh presided as the group reviewed a restless season and Marvius Miller was elected a member. The club will meet next Tuesday at Fisher Field with vacant seats to be filled and Artic frlew, manager, also noted.
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Albany
Baahsing Vhuraday Alent
Alter Gordon
Exonerated man cleared in killings of two officers in Cleveland
A jury acquitted a 47 year old contractor of murder charges in the May 2 deaths of two police officers, ending the case against the man whose defense claimed lack of intent. Prosecutors indicated no further action unless new evidence emerges.
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Alan Wan
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Hoover Curtis Safe Nomination Hopes Rise
Chicago June 19 Prohibition platform drafts Hoover Curtis ticket for renomination as national convention nears amid rumors of Coolidge potential acceptance. Republican leaders push preparations while miners discuss vice president draft in Congrada Hotel lobbies. Conventions managers expect Curtis nomination.
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Abby
Congrada
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Concention
Curtis
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