Greens Run Residents Charged With Riot At Athens
Fifty Greens Run residents arrived in Athens parading in support of unions and banners. They were charged with rioting in the assault on Mine Fireman Hubert Batley and bound over to the grand jury for a joint bond of 10000 dollars. A separate case saw Jack Quest fined for failure to provide and jailed 90 days with suspension, plus support payments. Blanche Elliot Kimberly bonded on assault while acquitting drunkenness.
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Athens
Greens Run
Hubert Batley
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Harry Dalton
Effie Cartwright
Stevl McClelland
Herschel McClelland
Samuel McClelland
Wibert Lowery
Lewis Mingus
Steve Fanisik
John Simons
Vincent Kovish
Wick Dobunski
Charles Kostiva
Mike Pilok
John Danko
Joe Toeth
Steve Toth
Tony Silhoshi
Lewis Kaloz
John Horvath
She Hochis
Mike Kochis
Vincent Kovach
Mike Sabo
John Beseee
Frank Drous
Adam Coleman
John Kalenski
Emil Hamiltonberger
Charles Kostro
Frenry Kempton
Louis Kaloz
John Tassor
Mont Taylor
Rile
McClelland
Albert Moody
Berbert Hartman
Elmer Hartman
Mack McCutcheon
Jess Holling
Tnal
Blanche Elliot
Kimberly
Porter
Catherine Nelson
Two Mine Officials Held for Ransom
Mexico City dispatch reports two American mine officials captured by rebels near San Rafael. One is believed to be the Mes Quital Del Gre company manager. Ransom demanded, federal soldiers pursuing the kidnappers.
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Mexico City
UPR
Mesquital del Gre
Guadalajara
Cacell
Belie
Sar Rafael
Execessior Dispatch Sa
John H. Blosser Dies in Carbon Hill at 42
John H. Blosser, 42, died at his Carbon Hill home at 9:30 this morning from stomach cancer after a period of ill health. He recently returned from the Mayo Brothers clinic in Minneapolis and had served as an officer at the Boys' Industrial School near Lancaster. He leaves his widow Zoa Blosser, two sons Rudolph and Kay, his mother Amelia Blosser, a number of siblings, and several relatives. Funeral services will be at 2:30 Monday at the Christian church, conducted by Rev Fields of Logan, with burial at Greenland.
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Carbon Hill
John H. Blosser
J. L. Blosser
Amelia Blosser
Carbon Hall
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Minneapolis
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Zoa Blosser
G. W. Ross
Rudolph
Kay
R. of FP. Lodge
Nelsonville
Christian Church
Fields of Logan
Greenland
Summer School Registration Reaches Record 1275 at Ohio University
Registrar F B Dilley announced that 1275 students have enrolled in the university summer session in Athens, the largest number ever for summer terms. Late registrations are anticipated next week due to late commencements in city schools. Ten students are enrolled for graduate work toward master's degrees, a degree not conferred by Ohio University in recent years.
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Ohio University
Athens
F. B. Dilley
Dilley
Doty University
Train Hold Up Nets Small Loot in Michigan
A robber held up the New York Central express messenger between Adrian and Blissfield Michigan last night and obtained $1500. Early reports said $50,000. Messenger A B Carrothers, 35, gave a hazy statement and is being questioned. Police expect an arrest by nightfall.
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Toledo
Tone
U.R
New York Central
Adrian
Blissfield
Mich
A. B. Carrothers
Carrothers
Telling the World film tale and Ohio campaign notes
Hollywood reports that William Haines new film Telling the World dramatizes a reporter and a press syndicate saving an American girl from revolutionists. Anita Page is hailed as a rising star. the story notes her standout performance and predicts a long cinema career. The piece also covers Ohio political events with state convention plans, election results, and official progress at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Dailf
William Haines
Dale van Every
van Every
Anita jPase
Anita
Nore
Haines Stryans
Metropolitan
Sloity
Haines
Paris
Columbus
Chima
Anita Page
Hrines
Corndt
Hrouer
Clerenie J Brown
Vic Donehey
Tul
Gooprr
Republcan
Donahey
Earl D. Bloom
Democras
James O. Mills
Bloom
Pase
Clarence On Brown
Stephen
Brown
Bertie Bucs
John W. Pauson
Buckley
Edward
Turner
Charles B Zmmerman
Lone Star
Tensas
State House
Teans End
Church of the Naziream
United States
Preston Tr. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Marssville
Iarton
Huiting Rail Sree
Lendon Varn
Ghio
Hhis City
The
America Legion
Plains
Clarener J Brown
Patriotic Meeting Plans Set for Sunday Before Fourth
Athens County viewers announce annual patriotic meeting to be held at Ohio University, featuring the Athens High School Band and Bovini Girl Scouts. Local pastors agree to dismiss services for the event. Speaker details to be announced in Messenger.
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Dag7
Tras Peur
Athens County Sea Women
Hfo Mevay
Ohio University
MeVey
Athens High School
Bovini Girl Scouts
Probate Court List Yields Final Estate Distribution
The final distribution of the estate of Atwood Sloan was confirmed in probate court Friday afternoon by Judge M Johnson. W Lea Williams is named executor. A license to conduct a public dance in Dover township was issued. A lawsuit was filed in Athens Common Pleas Court by Joan Radford against HOV Patterson seeking $125 plus interest on a promissory note. Two people died in a crossing collision near Tolnic when a car was struck by a Met York train. M Murphy died en route to the hospital and her husband died after admission.
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Atwood Sloan
M Johnson
Lea Wiliams
Liv Russell
Dover
Township
Herbert
Siigley
Marion H. Tharner
Farmer
Albiny
P E Harner
Irma W
Common Plcas
Joan & Radford
Athens Common Peas Court
Aginst Hov Patterson
Whithr
Tolnic
Two die in plane crash near Monte Cal
A small passenger plane carrying four people plummeted from the sky. Two persons were killed near Monte Cal when the aircraft spun and crashed at about 404 feet. The other two survived after a parachute jump attempt went awry.
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Monte Cal
Dure
Huret
Former Resident Dies in Columbus in Ohio
Michael Galagan aged 70 a former Cutter Athens resident and long time Baltimore and Ohio railroad fireman and later a Columbus stationery engineer died Thursday night at Anthonys hospital Columbus after a three year illness He leaves three sisters Mary A Joyce Cannansville Julia Galagan and Beatrice Tonsmeier and one brother Patrick Galagan Funeral services will be held Monday morning in Columbus Maria Teresa was the ruler of Austria during the War of the Austrian Succession.
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Michael Galagan
Cutter
Athens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Columbus
At&t Anthonys Hospital
Mary A. Joyce Cannansille
Julia Galagan
Beatrice Tonsmeier
Co Tymeus
Patrick Gilagan
Pest hunt in Lodi Township claims large kill totals
Thousands of rats and pests were killed in Lodi township during a county pest hunt. Captains Robert Perry and Cecil Robinson led the effort. official counts reported to T. H. Johnson show rats 2,089, mice 2,616, hawks 53, crows 683, ground hogs 70, hoot owls 17, gophers 110, and ground squirrels 62. Farmers say jerows are scarce and the hunt is beneficial.
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Lodi
T. H. Johnson
Ma. Johnson
Robert Perry
Cecil Robinson
Marshmallow Toast Held at Tourist Camp
Mildred Johnson and Doris Burson entertained a group of friends Friday night at a marshmallow toast at Nice's tourist camp. Those present were Vernice McCollins, Marie Burris, Flossie Burtson, June Kimball, Esther Lewis, Eleanor Martin, Lucille Bowles, Mable Cowles, Beatrice Waliar, Louise Blackburn, Mary Elizabeth Blackburn, Evelyn West, Virginia Brannon, Loretta Brannon, Ethel Daugherty, Doris Burson, and Mildred Johnson. Additional guests included Guy Eaton, Guy Wanless, Babe Whaley, John Lee Marquis, Harold Figley, Tom Lazzieri, Elson Bowles, Leo Hooper, Leonard Davis, Lowell Kenney, Carl Beery, Carl Hoisington, Raymond Gold, Leroy Clifford, Robert Sheppard, Harry Wilson, Donald Lash, and John Catt.
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Mildred Johnson
Doris Burson
Nice
Vernice McCollins
Marie Burris
Flossie Burtson
June Kimball
Esther Lewis
Eleanor Martin
Lucille Bowles
Mable Cowles
Beatrice Waliar
Louise Blackburn
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
Evelyn West
Virginia Brannon
Loretta Brannon
Ethel Daugherty
Dred Johnson
Guy Eaton
Guy Wanless
Babe Whaley
John Lee Marquis
Harold 1Figiey
Tom Lazzieri
Elson Bowles
Leo Hooper
Leonard Davis
Lowell Kenney
Carl Beery
Carl Hoisington
Raymond Gold
Leroy Clifford
Robert Sheppard
Harry Wilson
Donald Lash
John Catt
American engineers held for nine thousand dollars ransom
A. H. Mitchell, manager of the Los Lobos mine of Pacific Mining, and engineer John Y. Hooper, both Americans, were kidnapped by rebels while en route from Guadalajara toward Mezquital Del oro Zacatecas. They are held for a $9,000 ransom, according to the American embassy. Also noted, a London stenographer Miss Gielze began an attempt to swim the Irish Channel toward Great Britain.
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Mexico City
H. Mitchell
Los J Lobos
Pacific Mining Company
John Y. Mhooper
Mitchell
Hooper
Guadalajara
Mezquital Deloro
Zacatecas
Ireland
UPI
Recedes Glertze
London
Great Britain
Gielze
Straits of Gibraltar
Bellanca plane loaned to aviatrix for Atlantic attempt
Mrs. James A. Stillman owns the Bellanca aircraft named North Star lent to German pilot Thea Raasche for her Atlantic flight attempt. The newspaper displays her sponsor’s photo alongside the backer.
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James A. Still
Thea Paasche
Mrs. Stillman
Curtiss Field
Long Taland
Mia Stiltman
North Star
Europe
Bellanca
Thea Raasche
James A. Stillman
Aviatrix
Woman flier eager to return to United States
London dispatch reports Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, planning her return to the United States. She will pass through Boston where she serves as a welfare worker. The party including Wilmer Suultz and Lou Gordon departed Southampton on June 28 aboard the President Roosevelt en route to New York, with expected daily arrival.
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London
Atlantic
United States
Boston
Amelia Warhart
Wilmer Suultz
Lou Gordon
Southampton
Roosevelt
New York
Daly
Scranton Millionaire Notes Drunken Wife Claims
Gerald C Fadden, Scranton businessman, testified to court that his wife has been drunk more than 100 times in the last six months. He cited an incident where she returned home so intoxicated she broke every window at their home.
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Scranton
Gerald C Fadden
German Mexican aviators begin non stop Canada to Mexico flight
Fritz Vieler of Germany and Joaquin Pacheco of Mexico started a first non stop Canada to Mexico flight from Windsor Ontario in a Stinson-Detroit cabin plane. They aimed to reach Mexico City by tomorrow noon following the Mississippi to the Gulf and coast to Brownsville Tampico with Eddie Stinson escorting the first 100 miles.
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Windsor
Ont
U.R
Canada
Mexico
Fritz Vieler
Joaquin Pacheco
Mexico City
Mississippi River
Cairo
Ill
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Tampico
Eddie Stinson
Vieler
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