Prospects for Ohio Coal Industry Improve Says Editor
Ohio coal prospects look bright and growing better says Amedeo Casey editor of the American Coal Journal in a Columbus address. He cites rising national demand and notes other regions easing pressure on Ohio markets while freight and wage issues persist. The Ohio Coal Committee plans a two day session at the Columbia Athletic Club with operators and union leaders invited as advisors.
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Casey
Columbus
Amedede Casey
American Coal Journal
New York
WEAO
Ohio State ‘University
Viomatticy
Ile
Jacksonville
Ohio Bation
Ohio Coal Committee
Hio Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Athletic Lab
Karl 8
Dixon
United Mine Workers
Lee Hall
Ate
Ohio Faces First Winter Grip Across State
Columbus reports a cold wave with low freezing temperatures and light snow flurries as storm systems move from Illinois and the North. Forecasters warn temps could dip to minus 20 degrees with skies clearing and improving conditions expected for the next two days.
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Columbus
U.P
Hio
Rio
Ilinois
Prison guard suspended after jail breakout
Guard A Dorge Bennett, captain of the guards at Ohio State penitentiary in Columbus, suspended by Warden Z Thomas following Monday jail delivery when inmates shot and clubbed their way to brief liberty.
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Columbus
A.dorge Bennett
Ohio State Penitentiary
Z. Thomas
Prohibition Is Failure In Belmont County Pastor Claims
A Belmont County pastor argues prohibition failed in the county claiming economic harm and urging reform. The text notes a sheriff race losing at the last election and mentions an annual league job paying five thousand dollars.
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Belmont County
Luborg Parade Plans for Armistice Day In Logan
Twenty eight organizations will participate in an Armistice day parade in Logan tomorrow. The march begins Orchard street south of Main with units including American Legion band and color guard on the east side and K of P band and Rotary Club on the west side. The route runs north on Main to Hunter then west to Second and Gallagher to Walnut before dispersing at the courthouse.
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Qunter Order
Daughters of America
Womens
Bers
Main
K of P Band
K of Pyledge
Pythiah Sisters
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis,club
Elks
Farm Bureau
Red Mem
Betas
Orchard
Hunter
Colonial Drum Corps
American’ Legion Auxiliary
Amerian Legion
Presbyterian Choir
Sigma Phi~Gamma
Social Circus
Phi Sige
Hunters
McGovern and Heine
Main Street
Second
Gallagher Avenue
Walnut
Orchant Street
Second Streets
C. F. Laver
Marshall
Laver
J. P. Rochester
Ed. Sherman
Duel to Death in Mexican Senate in Mexico City
In Mexico City last night a duel in the Senate chamber left Senator Luis Espinosa dead with a bullet through the heart after wounding his opponent Senator Enrique Henshaw. The clash ended when Henshaw fired, Espinosa fell, and the wounded senator returned fire.
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Mexico City
Senate
Luis Espinosa
Enrique Henshaw
Henshaw
Espinosa
Rasige
Royal Couple Is Married Again In Belgium
Prince Leopold of Belgium and Princess Astrid of Sweden wed twice in one week. A Catholic ceremony followed a civil marriage in Stockholm, with the couple to begin a belated honeymoon after a period of separation during their wedded life.
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Brussels
Leopold
Astrid
Sweeden
Stockholm
Belgium
Elite Bootlegging Ring Names Prominent Cleveland Figures
A new list of elite Cleveland Canton bootleggers has been found. It is reported to include several prominent figures and captures the scope of illegal distribution networks during Prohibition.
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Cleveland
Cleveland-Canton
Pamea
Cooking School Draws Crowds At Athens High
The Messenger reports a large turnout of women at the free cooking school in the Athens high school auditorium with Miss Edna Ferguson delivering a lecture. The second day drew more interest than the first as attendees learned kitchen tips and techniques.
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Athens
Edna Ferguson
Home Finances Lecture On Spending Money By Miss Ferguson
Miss Kane Ferguson, a lecturer at the M Cooking school, speaks in Athens High School auditorium tomorrow on home finances. The program, titled Musical Program, aims to address direct personal interest to women.
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Kane Ferguson
M Cooking School
Athens High School
Athens women learn to cook efficiently with modern kitchen tools
Miss Ferguson demonstrated modern kitchen equipment and smart usage while highlighting balanced diet. Prizes were awarded to fifteen women and girls including Katherine Brannon and Grace Webb as merchants provided groceries and food products.
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Wingera
Katherine Brannon
South Cemetery Street
L. H. Baughman
Franklin Avenue
Grace Webb
North Congress Street
Verna Donohue
Hope Morris
East State Street
C. M. Roe
South Court Street
Mary Margaret Kelly
Mound Street
A. D. Cline
Missing miner Sweat’s lunch box found in mine near Senecaville
After an all night search at the Cleve mine near Senecaville, authorities report only a lunch box as the sole trace of missing miner Old Peter Sweat. About 150 men continue probing the mine fearing a fall or water hole may have claimed him.
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Cambridge
Peter
Erection of Suspension Bridge Proposed Across Ohio River
At a meeting in Pomeroy last night citizens discussed building a suspension bridge across the Ohio River at a cost near 600 000 dollars. The span would connect from Pomeroy to a site below the River Salt company on the West Virginia shore. Eastern capitalists were said to back the project.
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Pomeroy
Ohio River
West Virginia
Eastern Capitalista
Middleport
Pomeroy Citi
Zens
Jbridge Company
Robert Hogg
Ohio
Hogg
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio Shore
Roy Casper
Main Street
McQuigt
Master Pilots Association
Middleport and
Tom Davis
R. A. Miller
Henry Koehler
W. F. Reed
Earnest Duerr
Wyatt Plantz
D. W. Hennessy
Charles Dow
Tont Davis
Gallia
Athens Citizens Weigh Pomeroy Bridge Plan
Athens residents meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 pm to discuss a proposed bridge at Pomeroy. Judge Worstell notes eastern capitalists consider two sites Gallipolis or Pomeroy and that the project could direct river traffic through Athens. A citizen committee will appraise needed riverfront property and a traffic survey supports site selection.
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Athens
Chamber of Com‘merce
Pomeroy
Te G"worstell
Curtis Reed
Middleport
Worstell
Gallipolis
Muskingum River
En‘tire
President Coolidge on special train en route to Kansas City
President Coolidge changes itinerary to deliver an address in Kansas City Missouri and dedicate the Liberty Memorial to World War veterans. After the luncheon in his honor, he will proceed to Kansas City Kansas, in what may be his first presidential visit to the city.
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President
Athens to Observe Armistice Day
Athens merchants will pause business for one minute at 11 am to honor soldiers who died in the World War. The Athens Retail Merchants Association issued the order, following a request from the American Legion, and urged residents to face toward the east in memory of the fallen.
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Athensz
American Legion
Athens Retail Merchants’ Association
Officials Halted in Fraud Case Over Election Returns
In Pi PhiIa on November 10, three division two election officials, serving thirty-six ward, were held under bail for the grand jury. The division reportedly returned a zero for all but Republican candidates in the recent election.
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Pi Phia
Five Die in Willow Grove Fire Kill Family of Everett Plover
Cincinnati report says Everett Plover and five children perished in a night blaze that consumed their Willow Grove Kentucky home thirty five miles from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Everett Plover
Willow Grove
Little Tornado Victims Reach Hospitals After Rain Aiding
Washington November 10 A Richard Clark age near thirteen says he felt crushed as the floor slid and a back strike sent him reeling. Nearly twenty injured children from La Plata Md scrambled to Weekington hospitals after a devastating storm. Henry Claggett’s 11 year old son died en route in a car, the boy unconscious but with a beating heart.
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Washington
Richard Clark
Bert
Richard
Laa
Honta
George Smith
la Pinata
Smith
Weekington
Henry Dlaggett
Allen Claggett
Harry Guy
la Plata
Guy
Gruesome details in Mills Hall-Mills murder trial
Somerville New Jersey November 10 United Press recounts the Mills murder trial with Dr R F Hegeman describing the 1922 autopsy on Mrs Mills. He cited three bullet wounds to the chest and neck wounds observed after disinterment and debated whether the tongue had been cut out.
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Somerville
N. J
United Press
Blednor Mills
Hall-Mills
R. F. Hegeman
Mra Mills
Ot Schultz
Ralph V. Gorsline
New Brungwick
Catherine Rastall
de Russey
Gorsline
Charles W. Parker
Matiera
Fall and Doheny Plead Not Guilty in Elk Hills Case
Albert B. Fall and E. L. Doheny pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government in the Elk Hills naval oil reserve case. They were bound over for a jury trial in DC Supreme Court beginning November 22. The charge marks the first old scandal case to reach courtroom proceedings in years since the Walsh Senate inquiry exposed the incident.
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Washington
U.R
Albert B. Fall
E. L. Doheny
Elks Hills Naval Oil Reserve
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Walsh Senate Oil Committee
W R Crane Saves 6 Year Old From River Yare
YARMOUTH England W R Crane saved a 6 year old boy from the River Yare marking his 112th rescue on the job. Crane acted quickly pulling the child to safety and reporting no serious injuries.
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Yarmouth
Eng
W. R. Crane
Yare
Pig Woman's Enigmatic Figure at Somerville Trial
Mrs Salome Cerrenner, mother of Mrs Jane Gibson known as the Woman in the case, stands as the defense witness heading to the courthouse. Her appearance ties to a warded meeting with her daughter that appears linked to Mrs Gibson's collapse under State testimony.
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Somerville
Salome Cerrenner
Jane Gibson
Coolidges In Columbus En Route To Armistice Address
President Coolidge and party traveling from Washington to Kansas City were due to arrive in Columbus at 1 60 this afternoon with the train on schedule. The party was then set to stop in Newark around 12 60 p m as part of the Armistice day itinerary.
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Columbus
President Coolidge
Hig Tants
Washington
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Newark
Deaths in La Plata Mexico After Sudden Storm Crushes Children
Eyewitness accounts describe a fatal blast and collapse at a La Plata school. Rescue teams rushed injured to hospitals as ambulances transported victims toward the capital. Rev H Q Burry is praised as a hero amid chaos and fear.
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Wassingtege
Arimy
H. Q. Burry
Pete
Ares
James
Thady
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