Crowd of 200 stones Adena strike breakers near riot
About 200 crowd members confront strike breakers heading to Pittsburgh Coal Co mines in Adena. Missiles are thrown in retaliation as deputies restore order. A federal injunction hearing looms in Columbus on interfering with nonunion miners. Local officials debate state guards. a peace compromise leads to repeal talks of an anti loitering ordinance. Union win damages suit in St Clairsville over 1921 riot. UMWA not incorporatd. They also order 10,000 tents for evicted families in Bellaire.
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Pittsburgh Coal Company
Sheriff's Deputies
Hough
Columbus
ST. Clairsville
United Mine Workers of America
New Lafferty
C. A. Reid
Washington, D. H
John I. Major
Henrysburg
Bellaire
U.P
United Mine Workers
Flight of Byrd Delayed by Bad Weather
Roosevelt Field New York June 22 Weather conditions will keep the monoplane America from sailing to Europe for at least 24 to 36 hours more. The weather bureau advised Commander Byrd to postpone the flight until conditions clear. James H. Kimball of the bureau said the delay is uncertain and will not end soon.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
U.P
America
Europe
Weather Bureau
Byrd
James H. Kimball
U. S. Weather Bureau
Coolidge to Try Gold Panning in Black Hills Visit
President Coolidge is expected to try gold panning in the Black Hills before he leaves Rapid City during a vacation stop. Visitors in the region often pan gold from local streams and the president has been invited to join guided gold panning in the district.
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Coolidge
Black Hills
Rapid City
S&s. D
U.P
Closer Cooperation Urged Between Miner and Operator
Ohio coal leaders are urged to forge closer cooperation between miners and operators to establish a competitive wage scale. Amedee J. Casey, editor of the American Coal Journal, warned of looming coal shortages as mines operate with reduced shutdowns in Ohio and neighboring states. He urged early buying of coal and warned prices may rise in weeks.
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Coal Journal
Ohio
Columbus
Amedee J. Casey
New York
American Coal Journal
WEAO
Carey
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Casey
Turner Seen as Possible Republican Governor Candidate
Friends of Attorney General Edward C. Turner of Columbus predict a GOP gubernatorial bid. In a Logan Kiwanis Club talk titled What A Governor Ought To Be Turner urged government knowledge, administrative skill, and experience, and attacked campaign contributions and paid lobbyists as threats to good government.
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Columbus
Edward C. Turner
Turner
Logan Kiwanis Club
Break Up Ring Cleveland Arrests Federal Narcotics Operation
Federal narcotic agents arrested Dave Rubin his wife Marie and Miss Elizabeth Martin in Cleveland as part of a drug ring bust. Agents under Dr H H Wooter recovered 1000 morphine tablets and a large quantity of hypodermic needles at the scene.
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Cleveland
O.R
Dave Rubin
Marie
Elizabeth Martin
H. H. Wooter
Plan to extend deputy grand masters in I O F districts
The plan to continue using representatives to the Grand Lodge of Ohio I O F as deputy grand masters in their districts, adopted a year ago as a trial, will be extended for at least another year, announced on June 22 in Wooster.
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Wooster
Grand Lodge of Ohio
I. O
Prisoners in Ohio Pen Dig Tunnel for Escape
Warden P E Thomas probes plans by 23 inmates, four-company group of hardened criminals to tunnel out. Guards blamed for not spotting a tunnel network reaching 59 feet to outside. ropes and bed clothing scaled walls. 12 of 23 in on the plot, with 12 of them also linked to the November 8 escape that slugged three guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United Press
P. E. Thomas
Liberty
Thomas
Dempsey Takes Rooms at Belmont Hotel in New York
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was booked for rooms at the Belmont Hotel and was arriving from Wilmington Delaware. He was due in New York around midday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
New York
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Belmont Hotel
Dempsey
Wilmington
Del
New York City
D'Autremont Awaits Sentence After Murder Conviction
Hugh D'Autremont sits in the small jail beside the courthouse awaiting sentencing after a first degree murder conviction with the jury recommending life imprisonment. The June 22 report notes the formalities to follow in Jacksonville Oregon.
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D'Autremont
Jacksonville
Ore
U.P
Hugh D’autremont
Highway From Pomeroy To Charleston Included In Road Plan
West Virginia allocates 2.25 million dollars for road work this summer with 47 projects. Key builds include cross-county links from Pomeroy through Sissonville to Charleston and a new Pomeroy Mason bridge. The plan aims to connect Cleveland Columbus Athens Pomeroy Ripley to the seacoast.
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Pomeroy
Charleston
West Virginia
Lecountry
Ripley
Kanawha
Sisson
Cleveland
Columbus
Athens
Seacoast
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Meigs
George Nickeson
First Day of Summer Brings Heat and Longest Day
Columbus reports genuine summer weather as temperature hits 73 degrees by 8 a.m. The day marks the solstice, with sunrise at 5 03 a.m. and sunset at 8 04 p.m. The longest day of the year, daylight will decrease gradually in the days ahead as the sun moves south toward December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Mercury
No Developments Reported In Mining Standoff
Both mineowners and the opposing side report no changes today. Mineowners say they will not reopen mines until officially asked to do so.
Movement favoring new union principles delays Hocking Valley mining
In Nelsonville on June 22 miners and operators report no definite changes to the Hocking valley scene. A rumored new movement among idle miners seeks to return to work under a reformed union with arbitration reforms and wage protection. No joint meeting or mine openings are planned pending miners’ requests.
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Cording
Hocking
Emmett Sorrell
Brush Fork
Appointments for Geography Instructor Joe Schwendeman
Joe Schwendeman has been named geography instructor at the University of Minnesota following his Clark University MA. He will teach in Minnesota this fall after lecturing at the University of Dubuque Iowa this summer. He previously completed a four year geography degree at Ohio University in three years while working eight hours daily. He earned high marks at Clark University and at Ohio University and is regarded as one of the top geography students in both schools.
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Joe Schwendeman
University of Minnesota
Clark University
Schwendeman
University of
Ohio University
Japan Rejects 5-5-3 Naval Ratio on Capital Vessels
In Geneva on June 22 Admiral Saito told Hugh Gibson Japan cannot accept the five five three ratio except for capital ships. Japan seeks strength in cruisers destroyers and submarines and may concede in other areas. Japan agrees with the American view over Britain that armed merchant ships are less valuable as warships.
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Geneva
U.P
Japan
Admiral Saito
Hugh Gibson
Saito
Great Britain
Widow in Athens County Loses Appeal Bid
Lydia L. Hayes of Allen county widow of Mahion Hayes lost in the Ohio Supreme Court her bid to appeal a lower court ruling. The agreement with Hayes children limited her recovery to about eight thousand ten dollars, while her lawyers argued she could receive around fifteen thousand.
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Columbus
United Press
Lydia L. Hayes
Allen County
Mahion Hayes
Supreme Court
Hayes
State Department Sticks With 5-5-3 Naval Ratio Plan
Washington reports the State Department will stand by the 5-5-3 ratio proposal for the Geneva naval limitation conference despite clashes with British and Japanese plans. Officials express confidence the Geneva talks will yield a treaty aligned with American views after extensive study by the White House and defense agencies.
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Washington
United Press
State Department
U. S
Geneva
Coolidge
State
Navy
Ouster Planned in Indianapolis City Government
Officials planned immediate removal of the current administration after Tuesday’s referendum backed a city manager commission form by about five to one, marking a shift in Indianapolis governance.
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Indianapolis
City Manager Commission
Road improvement plan for lower Richland avenue
John W. Dowler of the state highway department explained at the Athens Chamber luncheon that the lower Richland avenue project will be built under traffic, avoiding a long detour. He described construction type and road design while Chamber members approved the plan and thanked state and federal highway departments and county commissioners for agreement.
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Lower
Richland Avenue
John W. Dowler
State Highway Department
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Berry
Mr. Dowler
Chamber of Commerce
Condemned slayer Philip Orlock loses appeal
The Supreme court overruled the appeal of Philip Orlock alias William Fox sentenced to death by electrocution for murdering a Mansfield reformatory guard. The ruling confirms his death sentence.
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Columbus
Philip Orlock
William Fox
Mansfield Reformatory
Supreme Court
Motorman Faces Manslaughter Charge After Hill Runaway
E H Towns motorman faces manslaughter charges after a trolley car ran away on Memorial Day hill in Fairmont West Virginia killing one person and injuring several. He was indicted by the grand jury here.
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Fairmont
W. Va
E. H. Towns
Married 71 Years Samora Couple Swears Off Tobacco
Battle Creek Michigan report notes Louis Lamora age 98 and Aurelia 86 celebrate 71st anniversary by giving up tobacco after 78 years of use. He now chews gum. she calls it almost as bad. The pair stay active and credit light breakfasts hearty dinners and light suppers for health.
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Battle Creek
Mich
O.R
Louis Lamora
Aurelia
Lamora
Samoras
Fess to Speak at Ohio Teachers Convention on Safe Farm Relief
United States Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio headlines the final day of the 18th annual Ohio State Teachers association convention in Cedar Point. Maj. John L. Griffith opened the morning with remarks denying overemphasis of athletics in schools. Afternoon speakers include E. O. McCowen on legislation, B. V. Bevier on sewage issues, and Jerome Hult on county school district objectives.
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Cedar Point
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Senator Fess
John L. Griffith
Ohio High Schhool Athletic Department
O. Mase
Dover
Jerome Hult
Mahoning County
Man Charged With Pointing Gun At Miners Meet
Logan judge bound Herb Emerick of New Pittsburgh over to the grand jury in a $300 bond after entering a not guilty plea to pointing a firearm at a union miners meeting. Emmett Sorrels filed the affidavit after the gathering. Emerick denied possessing a gun. He was released after bond posted as he arrived in Logan with a constable.
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Logan
Herb Emerick
New Pittsburgh
J. P. Miller
Emerick
Emmett Sorrels
Charles Poling
Social Upheaval in Rapid City Under Coolidge White House Visit
United Press reports in Rapid City that President Coolidge and eight five White House aides stir social upheaval. Washington figures dine with cowboys and farmers at Main Street eateries and dance with local elites at Fairyland. The president’s informal style includes less formality and access to local institutions.
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Pal R. Mallon
United Press
Rapid City
8. D
President Coolidge
White House
Main Street
Cigar Store
Washington
E. T. Clark
James C. White
Republican National Committee
Col. Winship
Coolidge
James F.compas
Thesa Pare Sama
Riot locks Kansas prison shaft as inmates threaten fire
Officials report 328 inmates barricaded in a shaft at a Kansas prison amid a mutiny demanding cigarettes and coal. Guards fired when rioters overpowered, wounding one guard. prisoners blocked access to the surface and refused to answer calls. Water is scarce and no action planned yet.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas
J. E. Thomas
R. H. Hudspeth
Hud
Train No 9 derails near Armitage crossing
Front wheels of engine freight train No 9 of the New York Central jumped tracks near Armitage crossing at o'clock this morning. Only a few lengths of track torn up and none of the cars were overturned.
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York Central Railway
Armitage Crossing
Canning Booklet Directions and Handling Fees Noted
The fragment describes instructions for a canning booklet including fees and postage where four cents in stamps cover handling. Frederic J. Baskin, Director, Information Perees, City, appears as a cited official.
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Frederic J. Baskin
Information Perees
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