Nelsonville Brick workers face court injunction
Forty four demonstrators linked to the United Brick and Clay Workers angered Nelsonville Brick by stopping machinery and threatening workers at the Nelsonville plant. Judge Worstell issued a temporary restraining order and set a Friday hearing to decide if it will stay in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Brick Company
Nelsonville
United Brick and Clay Workers of America
Jewett Brick Company
Nelsonville Brick, Company
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Worstell
P. B. Burns
Jewett
Burns
J. L. Murphy
Parker
York Township
New Lexington
James Lanier
Charles Sivens
Nathaniel Stevens
George Barrows
Fred Clark
Albert Mann
Jesse Orn
John Ray
Frank Matthews
Henry Dolman
Clarence Rogge
John McGee
Earl Shivers
Bernard Carr
Francis Huffman
John Fortner
Charles Wright
Moses Kreig
Lucius Stevens
John Barrows
Henry Forrest
Joseph Dreshler
Hobart Kerns
Charley Toney
Earl Hayden
Frank Wolfe
Hiram Minnis
Thomas Fisher
John Thomas
Homer Young
United Brick and Clay
First Protest Against Tair Paige 9 Wade
The New Pocock Coal Co. of Massillon filed the first protest against Ohio’s maximum fuel prices. The firm requests a $5.92 per ton cap for the No 1 seam in Massillon district Bethlehem township Stark County and asks for a hearing next Monday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New Pocock Coal Co
Massillon
Bethlehem Township
Stark County
Neal
Price
Coal Company
Rule of reason ordered for Daugherty ruling enforcement
Washington issued instructions directing a rule of reason for enforcing the Daugherty ruling in American waters. The secretary of the treasury sent the orders to all diplomatic and customs agents abroad and to enforcement officers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Murder of an Officer in Cronkhite Case Indicted
A Washington grand jury returned two secret indictments in the Major A. P. Cronkhite murder case. Cronkhite, son of Major General Adelbert Cronkhite, was shot at Camp Lewis during 1917 maneuvers. He graduated West Point in 1915 and was reportedly the youngest major in his party. Also note fall races set for October 25-26 at Monroe County Fairground with $2000 in prizes.
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Tacoma
Wash
A. P. Cronkhite
Cronkhite
Adelbert Cronkhite
213Th Engineers
Manuevers
Camp Lewis
West Point
Wood County
Woodsfield
Monroe County Fairground
Reds sending workers into other nations
London reports the Russian Soviet government is deploying communist agents to Berlin and the Baltic states. Fears rise of a possible coup in Germany as Leon Trotzky proclaims Russia will build a minimal fleet to defend Kronstadt and the Black Sea coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Baltic States
Germany
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Peoples’ Commissar
Second Hoodoo Day of 1922 Friday the 13th
The piece warns of misfortune on Friday the 13th with exaggerated perils but notes Athens high school faith in beating Gallipolis. It frames the date as unlucky while focusing on a local high school football expectation and the rival team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner
Athens High School
Gallipolis
Harding plans special session to reshuffle Congress
President Harding reaches tentative accord with leading lawmakers to recall Congress for a special session on November 20. The plan aims to end near constant sessions since 1913 and have lawmakers spend five to six months in Washington before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Snow Flurries Reported Across Michigan Potato Belt
Snow fell in several regions of Michigan marking the first snowfall of the season. In Boyne City flurries accompanied by strong winds raised concerns for in ground potato crops. Snow was also reported in Ogemaw County and the Thumb district during the morning.
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Detroit
Mich
Boyne City
Ogemaw County
Thumb
Day Proves Fatal to Member of Brooklyn Fire Company
Clifford Leonnon of Brooklyn Fire Department hook and ladder company No 13 died after an automobile accident on Thirteenth Street Brooklyn around 12:13 AM He was thrown from the vehicle and struck his head, sustaining fatal injuries in the hospital.
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New York
Clifford Leonnon
Hook and Ladder Company
No. 13
Brooklyn
Leonnon
Thirteenth Street
Terror of the Pacific Coast Ordered to El Paso
John Ex obnoxious known as the terror of the Pacific coast and general agent in charge of prohibition enforcement in Pennsylvania admitted this afternoon that he has been ordered to El Paso Texas to take charge of enforcement work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Exnicious
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
el Paso
Tex
Miners Deny Losses to Local Collector Susan Kraus
Authorities in Bellaire deny rumors that several local miners lost money through investments with Susan Kraus of Pomery touted as a Cassie Chadwick type. They say she borrowed small sums locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Susan Kraus
Pomeroy
Cassie Chadwick
Refugees to be moved after Turkish threat and armistice talks
In London utilities report 25 000 Greek and Armenian refugees on the Anatolian coast await evacuation to Greece. Kemal gives five days for transport from Turkish soil. Greece signals acceptance of the Mudania protocol though Mazarakis has not signed. Eastern Thrace tensions rise as Greek troops resist orders and Plastiras vows to defend the region. Rumors of Soviet demands at Adrianople are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Near East
Anatolian
Greece
Kemal
Mazarakis
Thrace
Plastiras
Adrianople
Whole Kraus family now under indictment
Meigs county grand jury at Pomeroy Ohio returns 56 indictments including all four Kraus family members for embezzlement and forgery. Others named include Susan Krauss George Krauss Sr George Krauss Jr Clyde Godfrey and Ola Miller with charges of seduction wrong doing and indecent exposure. M A Krauss waived examination in court with bond renewed.
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Messenger
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Grand
Kraus
M. A. Kraus
John C. Blair
Susan Krauss
George Krauss, Sr
George Krauss, Jr
Bertha Seyfried
William Ball
Clarence Fish
Clyde Godfrey
Frank Foley
Auto Accident Fatal to Aged Cincinnati Man
Cincinnati, Oct. 13 Henry B. Gentry 89 retired tobacco merchant of Cincinnati was killed near Washington D C yesterday afternoon when the automobile in which he rode with his wife and daughter skidded and overturned He was thrown from the car and died shortly after the accident his wife and daughter escaped unharmed He was en route to visit his boyhood home at Gallipoli at the time of the crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry B. Gentry
Washington D. H
Gentry
Gallipolii
Battle for air honors at Selfridge field race
Eleven observation planes were to start at 2 o clock today in the Liberty engine builders trophy race at Selfridge Field Michigan during the national airplane races this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selfridge Field
MT. Clements
Mich
Liberty Engine Builders
Klan Attacked by Church in Queen City
In Cincinnati on Columbus Day two events drew sharp attacks on the Ku Klux Klan. William J. Mulligan, supreme dictator of the Knights of Columbus, condemned the Klan as un American and bigoted. Dr. David Philipson, a leading local rabbi, called the group insidious and dangerous and said they threaten the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ku Klux Klan
William J. Mulligan
Knights of Columbus
Gibson Hotel
David Philipson
Newport
United States
Foreign lines demand booze
Daugherty ship liquor opinion faces injunctions as foreign line groups seek suspensions. DoJ officials warn such suits could derail the prohibition ship plan and delay enforcement regulations. Attorney General Daugherty notes the International Mercantile’s restraining order as a likely prelude to more actions by foreign-owned combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Atkins
N. N
Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
International Mercantile
The
Treasury
Turkish Bands Aid Posts Upon Frontier
Greek outposts in eastern Thrace near the Bulgarian frontier are attacked by irregular Turkish bands. Greeks flee to Constantinople as Turkish guerilla activity increases. The foreign office views Turkish excursions into the neutral zone on the straits as serious while hoping allied commissioners can resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thrace
Athens
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Kemal
Detroit Bandits Rob Public Railway Office
Four armed bandits stole 2171 dollars from the municipal street railway office safe at Fourteenth Street and West Warren Avenue in Detroit. They threatened cashier Nellie McDonald and escaped after the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Street Railway
Fourteenth Street
West Warren Avenue
Nellie McDonald
Parkersburg teen escapes jail rides pony into hills
Veneida Smith, 16, escaped from Wood County jail aided by a pony, prying a window bar and fleeing into the Ohio hills below Belpre. Chased by officers in a high powered car, she directed them to “go to hell” as she fled on horseback. She had been jailed on a charge related to a road side theft of a chorus belonging to an oil operator.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Veneida Smith
Wood County
Ohio Hills
Belpre
Jaller Callahan
Turnkey Hall
Smith
Grand Jury
Ohio River
State Industrial School
Kingston Safe Blown At Snyder Milling Co Office
Yeggmen forced entry to the Snyder Milling Co. office in Kingston ten miles north of Chillicothe last night. They blew the vault and escaped with 245 dollars. Valuable papers were left untouched.
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Chillicothe
Snyder Milling Co
Kingston
Here
Spring New Sensation in Coffee Poison Case
White Cloud Michigan October 13 county officers and state police pursue clues linking the Hodell case to an attempted poisoning in Worcester. Mrs Meda Hodell is accused of killing her father in law David Hodell by poisoning his coffee as the trial events continue.
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White Cloud
Mich
Talesmen
Meda Hodell
David Hodell
William Workman
Worcester
Hodell
Health officials warn of diphtheria outbreak in Athens
Residents and physicians in Athens and Athens county are urged to take precautions as diphtheria cases rise. Four in Athens, four in Richland Avenue district, several in Sugar Creek and The Plains, with two deaths already reported. Parents and teachers should isolate suspected cases, report sore throats, and send throat swabs for analysis.
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Athens
Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Sheeth
Richland Avenue
Sugar Creek
Plains
Figgins
Health Department
State Department of Health
British Protest MOH Liquor Huling
British shipping interests filed a formal protest with the British Board of Trade against the American prohibition ruling banning ships carrying liquor from entering the three mile zone off the American coast. Passengers aboard the George Washington took drinks ashore, and Americans bought whisky and wine saying the ruling would not curb their thirst.
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London
British Board of Trade
George Washington
United States
Yank Gunners Still Best in the Old World
Major General Henry T. Allen reported from the Rhine that American gunners led in inter allied marksmanship at Cologne. U S teams totaled 510 points, ahead of Britain with 400 and France with 303, Belgium 140.
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Washington
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
War Department
Cologne
City of Honolulu Rescue By West Farallon Crew
Off the California coast on October 13 the City of Honolulu was abandoned in a blaze. Passengers and crew, 263 souls, were transferred to the West Farallon and then to the United States transport Thomas in an orderly rescue. The West Farallon beat time estimates to reach the scene, and all aboard remained calm during the six hour ordeal. The ship’s loss is pegged at 2 million dollars with no major injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
City of Honolulu
Shipping Board
West Fanalon
United Sta
Thomas
West Farallon
Pacific
Honolulu
United States
Noa
Kerelist
Huron
Interprize
Matt Falk
Honglulu
Housecleaning Made Simple and Economical
The article urges planned cleaning with easy to maintain furnishings and proper disposal of waste to avoid family disruption. It highlights a USDA booklet on housecleaning, a free government publication, available through the Washington Information Bureau for readers who mail a coupon with two cents for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughear
Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington
D. C
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Philip Meier
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Queen City
Fortney, McCumber
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Eft
Fortney
East
Detroit Bandits
Harvey's
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Parkers
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Fane
West Va
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Toledo
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Eero
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Reighter
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Alty
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