Defendants Named in Conspiracy to Hit Lick Run Coal
Judge grants temporary injunction against union officials and miners to stop interference at Lick Run Coal and Clay Co in Nelsonville. Petitions allege a broad illegal plot to destroy the business and force non-union workers from the mine amid threats and intimidation.
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Nelsonville
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas Court
Coal Company
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers Association
David Watkins
George W. Savace
Oral Daugherty
Robert Pell
Conrad Wein
Joe Hutchins
Harley Warden
Charles Worth
William Snedden
Charles Lewis
Robert Lowery
Ben Spharman
Albert Posphecil
Horn Morman
William Mormean
Lon Lowery
James McManaway
Ernest Curtis
Eoin Andrews
Sim Spencer
Clifford Lines
Homer Johnson
Lee Slater
Twin Daughters Born to McNutt Family in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Ira McNutt announce the birth of twin daughters at their Lower Plain home. Each baby weighs eight pounds and is named Lavera Angeline and Lavena Adeline. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Francis McNutt of this city. Mrs Hazel Rutter of Millfield is the mother. The family recently moved from Chauncey to the Lower Plains.
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Ira McNutt
Plains
Chauncey
Lower Plaine
Lavera Angeline
Lavena Adeline
Hazel Rutter
Millfield
Governor Donahey Blocks Green Law Road Funding Hit to Athens County Farmers
Athens county farmers suffer as Governor Donahey vetoes the half million dollar appropriation under the Green law for township roads. County clerk Robert P. Tompkins notes each township loses 2600 dollars in road work, delaying marketing of crops like apples and keeping roads muddy. The county commissioners praised the Green law as a major farmer benefit.
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Donahey
Athens County
Robert P. Tompkins
Tompkins
Miner suit seeks permanent injunction against mine harassment
The petition claims the defendants urge fifty workers to quit and harass miners including Don R. McGill, owner. Judge Worsteil issued a temporary restraining order with a $509 bond signed by C. M. Gill of Athens. A perpetual injunction on shearing is requested by the plaintiff.
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Don R. McGill
Worsteil
C. M. Gill Athens
Pneumonia Fatal After 59 Day Fast Claims Irene Gimbel
Irene Gimbel a 25 year old chiropractic student died in Denver after a voluntary 59 day fast. Deputy Coroner George Bostwick ruled pneumonia developed during the fast as the cause of death.
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Denver
Colo
Irene Gimbel
George Bostwick
Search for Missing French Aviators Goes on by Air and Sea
New York May 12. The search for missing French aviators Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli continues by air and sea as three sets of American fliers prepare to attempt the New York Paris flight. Lindbergh plans to leave St Louis for Curtis Field and Byrd aims to fly from Hasbrough Heights to New York. The White Bird’s path traced to Ireland raises hopes of wreckage or exit near land.
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Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
New York-Paria
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Richard Byrd
Teterboro
Hasbrough Heights
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Lloyd Borlaud
Bellanca
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Colt
le Bourget Airfield
Paris
Jeft
Noel Davis
National Aeronlautic Association
Virginia
Lindbergh
San Diego
America
Los Angeles
Washington
Charles Nongesser
Plan To Block Marshall Fee Bill From Taking Effect
Cleveland May 12. State Senator George H. Bender reveals plans to organize the 88 counties to stop the Marshall J P fee bill from becoming operative. Petition forms are at the printer awaiting attorney general approval. Circulation to start next week. The bill, approved by Governor Donahey without a signature, would take effect 90 days after state form approval. Filing petitions within 90 days would prevent operation, and Bender says petitions will be filed well inside the window.
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U.R
George H. Bender
Bender
Edward C. Turner
Donahey
Secretary of State
Nickel Plate Soars on New York Stock Market
The Nickel Plate Railway stock rose to new highs in early trading, climbing from 173 4 to 208 as investors reacted to strong market activity in Chicago and St. Louis railway shares.
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New York
Chicago & St. Louis Railway
W. C. T. U. Demands Andrews Removal in Cleveland
The Cuyahoga county W. C. T. U. joined Harvey O. Yoder in calling for the removal of Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, assistant secretary of the treasury, as of May 12.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Harvey O. Yoder
Dry Maintenance League
Gen
Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Fate of Aviators Nungesser and Coli
Experts discuss the probable fate of Captains Nungesser and Coli with cautious hope they survive. Leigh Wade and others differ on likelihood of recovery, citing ice, winds, and long absence as possible signs of life or loss.
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Leigh Wade
Robert Bartlett
Ives Thomas
Paris
Herbert Dargue
South America
Nungesser
Coli
Aero League of America
North American
Knickerbocker Girl Faces Damages Suit Over School Dress
Virginia Allen known as the Knickerbocker Girl is defendant in a $6500 damages suit filed by Clark County school officials. They say her dress defied authorities and demoralized the schools after she challenged dress codes at Port Fulton school. Her prior injunction against Clark County authorities followed Floyd County court action supporting her right to attend classes.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
United Press
Virginia Allen
Virginia
Port Fulton
Floyd County
Clark County
Tornado Ravages Poplar Bluff, Missouri
In Poplar Bluff Missouri residents search the ruins after a Monday tornado that destroyed the business district. Workers continue to inspect damaged store fronts while plans to rebuild the city are put in motion.
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Poplar Bluff
Farmers Face 48 Hour Window to Clean Corn Lands
UPI reports that 62 Ohio and Michigan districts begin a compulsory cleanup of last year’s corn fields to combat the European corn borer. Government crews will perform the work if farmers fail to comply, with 64 oil burning outfits heating areas up to 1400 degrees to sterilize infestation sites.
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Toledo
United Press
U. S
Ohio
Michigan
Pennywitt Funeral for Captain Samuel Pennywitt Held in Cincinnati
Funeral services for Captain Samuel Pennywitt 83 retired Ohio and Mississippi river man who died yesterday in Cincinnati were held today He will be buried tomorrow at Manchester Ohio his birthplace
Martzolff class social to be held at church parlors
Tonight at 7 30 o clock the Martzolff class social is scheduled in the parlors of the First Methodist church.
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Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Juror Dies After Brain Hemorrhage During Court Deliberations
Charles Anderson 45 of near Amesville died at 9 this morning from a brain hemorrhage while serving on a Common Pleas court jury. He had served yesterday, left a wife and two daughters, and funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Common Pleas
Charles Anderson
Amesville
Anderson
Anderson Farm
T. E. Clark
Ruth Anderson
Floyd Oberholzer
George Anderson
Die or Diet Dr McCoy’s Food Combine Advice
Dr Frank McCoy warns that incorrect eating causes fatal troubles and urges readers to learn what to eat and when. His daily article appears on Page Four of the Messenger.
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Dr. McCoy
The
Messenger Daily
Frank McCoy
Lantern procession marks Ohio University senior day
After a busy session lawmakers wrap up with eight bills enacted, including a budget and tax measures. Five hundred senior women will parade with lighted lanterns on campus Wednesday May 18 as part of the annual senior day activities.
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Ohio University
Vassar College
Ewing Hall
East Side School
Mary Peters
Investments
Irma E. Voigt
Sharpsburg Man Fined in Probate Court for Possessing Liquor
William Kennedy of Sharpsburg was fined 200 dollars and costs in probate court yesterday after Prohibition Officer Joe Jonas found a still, mash, and a bottle of liquor last Saturday.
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William Kennedy
Sharpsburg
Kennedy
Prohibition
Joe Jonas
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