Fines for Drunk Charges In Chauncey May Day Court
Arthur Lyons and Henry Manley of Crooksville pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined five dollars plus costs in Major W. Tines court at Chauncey. Marshal Burke Witham made the arrests. Also reports a miner injured at Chauncey No. 23 mine when coal fell on his right foot. Nearby social and personal notices list residents returning home or visiting relatives in Chauncey and Nelsonville.
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Arthur Lyons
Henry Manley
Mine Chaunce
Theron’ Goodson Chaunces
Chaun
Rex Mine No 23
Chalscehl
Edward
Guintamces
Mondastrom
Jeila Mas
Eleanor Minis
Rand
Margue
Lingot
Lealing
Shawnees
Nelsonville
Columbus
Mio
Mere Peter Keasex
Fame
Chauncet
Locke P
Locke P Properts
Miro
Mre
Gut Brookins
Wiss Brookins
Mro
John Shiffer
Tlaine
Chauncey
Rosa Poling
Laurenitlie Jean
Chauncer
Mra
Adidle Tippett
State experts to aid Ohio coal plan gains support
A committee of university experts coal operators and state officials met with Governor Cooper to review efforts to improve Ohio coal image and use. The group plans data collection on coal usage in locomotives, smoke abatement codes, building codes, and education for dealers and boards of education to promote Ohio coal.
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Eore Ures
Cooper
Will Blake
Ohio
Riilroads
Boards of Education
FW Stith
Division of Mines Department of Industrial Relations
Harey F Neild
Department of Mine
JM Jones
Toledo
William Emery
Cambridge H
Findley
Cleveland
Ireland
W.& Tytus
Columbus
Gardens Damaged by Dogs Nightly in County
A local report notes gardens and flower beds damaged by roaming dogs at night. Residents urge owners to leash or chain dogs after events at the county meeting where community safety and property damage were discussed.
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Hines
Blame Shifts over Gin Parties Tied to Education Board
Court records reveal charges against Mis Tam Ti Ten mother of toletia Bastion amid a trial involving welfare workers and a trial judge who criticized evidence standards. The document references a 1494 date error in the bill of information and mentions Colette as a party to events connected to a high china rescue case.
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Edi Wen
Toletia
Bastion
Caranera Jury
Eniit
Smone
Talo
Inautiter
iMre Listan
Miss Brelsford Delivers Noted Recital Of Varied Selections
Miss Brelsford offered a successful recital featuring Mozart and Schubert art songs, operatic numbers, and modern pieces. Supported by Mrs Maston on piano, she displayed graceful style in a program spanning Italian songs, French melodies, and a final orchestral-like set including Orpheus with his Love and a Chinese text finale.
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Charles Ftsingitel
Harle i
Ford
Wiss Tox
Ghia
Corenss
Alex Breisford
Creachi Luoght
Donaudy
Monteverda
Itikaq
Heiden Rostein
Folhsong
Gretchen
Mozart
Richmanmotre
Blechmans
Raussen
Tourdrain
Bs Massenet
May Ohio工业事故再度上升报道
May 2. In Columbus Ohio an updated May report from the Statistical Commission for World Compensation notes accident totals rose in Ohio during May. Thomas a learns superintendent of the State IV Division presents today's findings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Statistical Commission
Thomas
Ovate IV
Bal Is Blad Chalncrry May 2 Mrs Choate and family present
Erratic report from a local scene mentions Mrs Lhd Yeung and daughter of NM art Mrs Wade in the background. Several names appear with scattered notes about visits, illness, and household events. The fragmentary text references May occurrences, Parlershura Woods, and visits by multiple local residents.
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Bal
Lhd Yeung
R H Jones Talks To News Students
R H Jones addresses news students amid a crowded room at the journalism department. He discusses the ethics of reporting, the role of the press in a democratic society, and the responsibilities of editors and writers. The talk highlights the demand for accuracy, balanced sourcing, and clear prose.
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R. H. Jones
Pretty Young Widow Absolved of Blame
A young widow is absolved of blame in the fatal shooting of her husband. The court or authorities suggest she did not intend harm and the case is closed with no charges or further action. Witnesses and records from the incident are cited as context for the decision.
Farm Bureau Moves to New Ohio Quarters
Fragmented notice describes a relocation of a Farm Bureau headquarters in New Ohio. It mentions expansion plans, a forthcoming dedication event, and surrounding organizational observations. The text references related entities and a period of transition affecting the Bend Union and associated committees.
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Rioker
Ohio
Con
Janisa
Muteal
Neosal Enschanve
Bolling
Ulads
Uigun
Ashit
Dandins
Good Business Acts As Stock Stimulant
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En Mancy
Fassia
Anton Ws
Suspects Named in Recent Violence Robbery Case
Local report identifies Carson Cliffontie and Antonio Griees Cheselind as suspects in a holdup at the Canyon Tor Cam. Authorities say 8.410 was obtained in the incident.
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Ras Carson Cliffontie
Antonio Griees
Cheselind
Remy
Nine warrants issued in Bruck slaying farm case
Local authorities announce nine warrants outstanding linked to the fatal Bruck farm incident. Names and exact charges are partially obscured in the report, with investigators pursuing multiple suspects across Athens County and surrounding areas.
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Bruck
Murder charge sought in first degree case
A messy OCR fragment references a murder case where prosecutors seek a first degree charge. It names individuals such as Mibin Elaing and Frank H Coyne, with scattered phrases about a victim and locations, but the text is incomplete and unclear. The record preserves the core intent of pursuing a first degree murder charge and hints at involved parties.
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