Miners Return to Work After Ohio Collieries Strike
More than 2,100 miners, including 1,500 on strike for six days, resume work in five Ohio collieries around Glouster and Murray City after a district settlement. Orders from district and state officials direct mines to reopen Monday with 37 miners transferred to Mid-Hocking mine.
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Hocking Valley
Messenger
Clio
Glouster
Murray City
Goose Run
Trimble
Onlinger
Wolfe
Carbon Hull
Steson Coal Company
Carbon Aim
North Hockitey
Lee Ban
New York Coal Company
Nelsonville
Mid-Hocking
W. A. Craft Messenger Star
Ohio Collierien
Leo Hall
Watkins
Oral Daugherty
Daugherty
Ohio Colleries
Ohio Collieries
Hollister
Greens Run
Buchtel
Sugar Creek
Marines Guard Valuable Mail Amid Elizabeth, N J Bandit Robbery
U S marines were ordered to guard valuable mail shipments following an Elizabeth New Jersey robbery in which a driver was killed and up to 300000 dollars stolen. The move comes as bandits remain at large and the Post Office plans armed guards for shipments nationwide.
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Somerville
N. J
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Mark QO. Kimberling
Washington
U.R
New
John A. Lejune
N. Z
Vermont Hills
Caral
John
Joan
Wall Street
Coolidge
Jacob Christman
Court Rules Union Wage Demand Legal in Labor Dispute
Justice Smith of the district supreme court upheld the painters' union claim that demanding NY wages of 10.50 for eight hours a day and a five day week is lawful. The ruling states unions may seek higher wages and shorter hours and that a 1,000 member union has the same rights as an individual to press for pay and hours unless unlawful methods are used.
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Washington
U.R
Smith
District Supreme Court
New York
Washington Wondering What Vivacious Queen And Cal Will Talk About
President to receive Marie of Romania tonight. J Butler Wright to escort the Balkan queen to the White House on a special government train. Officials note her charm may draw Washington interest including talk of a Hollywood contract while society focuses on Ileana and Prince Nicholas.
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Washington
Cal
Ludwell Denny
United Press Star
J. Butler Wright
New York
Marie of Rumaria
Elouss
Balkans
Nation shifts to funding for defense and emery task force
New plans to ask Congress for money to cover military costs. In Newark a hold up netted about $1560 from a paymaster. Authorities pursue bandits led by Zane across New Jersey with United States Army aircraft and 2000 militiamen deployed in Watchung mountains to trap the fugitives.
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United States Army
Orange
Watchung
Moore
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Watchung Range
Helps to Housewives booklet offers labor and money savings
Readable readers are urged to obtain a copy of the Helps to Housewives booklet described as an encyclopedia of useful information for the housewife. Enclose four cents for return postage and handling and mail your name to receive a copy.
Alleged Killers Are Still Sought
Chillicothe October 16. Officials search Ross county hills for Dan Garrett murder suspects John Hickman Montrose Hickman with a cordon of National Guard in a cornfield east of Chillicothe. Two girls Rosetta Doland Cleo Webb held for possible accessories.
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Chillicothe
O.R
Dan Garrett
Ross County
John
Montrose Hickman
Athena
National
Rosetta Doland
Cleo Webb
Princess Longs To See Indians On Ocean Voyage
Aboard the S. G. Leviathan en route to New York on October 1 the Romanian royal party led by Princess Ioana hints at rugged West life. The princess expresses interest in Indians and cowboys and cites Zane Grey novels as favorites reflecting Western themes.
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New York
America
Ioana
West
Zane Gres
Mystery of Bonds Swindle Blamed for Action at Bank
Pittsburgh officials closed the Brotherhood Savings and Trust bank amid a $320 000 bonds swindle involving Charles E Knapp who vanished after persuading bank officers to invest deposits. R A McCrady and three others were arrested for embezzlement as investigators seek the bond owner amid rumors of a former Pennsylvania banker.
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Bank
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Knapp
Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company
Knapp
R.A. McCrady
McCrady
Weret
William Kelly
Carl Center Union of
J. L. Nelson
Frank T. Redmond
State Department
Pennsylvania
Man Who Knew Minds Of Rockefeller Mark Twain And General Grant Dies
WASHINGTON Oct 16 UllP Liquor prescriptions will be valid at any drug store nationwide under a Treasury order approved by Secretary Mellon. The rule lets patients obtain liquor prescriptions at any store and aims to boost business and access. The source details the life of Hall 67 who served as secretary to Rockefeller, Twain, and Grant, and who knew their memories and routines well.
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Washington
U.P
Iysns Re
Famoua
Treasury
John D. Rockefeller
Twain
General A
Grant
Tor
Methead
General Grant
Hall
Andrews
Internal Revenue
James
Blair
Rockefeller
Pocantico
Samuel Clemens
Mark
Lakewood
Rockefellers
Mark 1
Golf Links
PLYER DERAILED ON PA RAIL LINE NEAR DENNISON
The Pennsylvania Railroad derailed the second section of the St. Louis 65 New York to St. Louis Limited six miles east of Dennison. A mall car plunged 40 feet down an embankment injuring only a mall clerk.
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Plyer
Dennison
St. Louis
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Efforts Redoubled to Locate Woman in Indiana Inquiry
In Indianapolis on October 16, prosecutors led by William H. Remy redoubled efforts to locate Mildred Reade, former stenographer for D C Stephenson, as the Marion County grand jury probes state politics and possible Klan influence. The search aims to recover checks and documents vital to the inquiry into Stephenson’s alleged crime syndicate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County Grand Jury
Indiana
Wiliam H. Remy
Mildred Rreade
D. C
Buckeye State Campaigns Open With Big Guns This Week
Major parties in Ohio prepare for underway campaigns with charges and counter charges. Political maneuvering intensifies as contenders seek early advantages in the Buckeye State battle.
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Buckeye
Ohio
Prominent Speakers Rally For Ohio Campaign
National figures tour Ohio as campaigns enter critical phase. Governor Donahey questions restoring half mill tax to fund road program while Atlee Pomerene pledges action on discriminatory freight rates harming coal miners. Senator Willison Peris discusses debt cancellation. Myers Cooper pledges farm department reform. Registration counted tight ahead of next month’s vote. Mrs Jean Nash named as world’s best dressed woman wins fifth husband.
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Columbus
Ohio
Levy
Vic Donahey
Newcomerstown
Cambridge
Atlee Pomerene
United States Senate
Hellaira
Pomerone
Willison Peris
Frank B. Wills
Findlay
Myers Y. Cooper
Mercer
Augisize
Drake
Donaher
State Agricultural Department
Renorth
Paris
Jean Nash
Rotogravure
Miners Return to Chauncy After Pontiac Work
Chauncy residents Tal Osborne and Walter Yerrel returned home this week after months in Pontiac Michigan. Sixty five Chauncy men worked in Pontiac during the summer while local mines idle, and nearly all have come back to resume work now that mines are active again.
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Chauncey
U.P
Tal Osborne
Walter Yerrel
Pontiac
Mich
Pajama Clad Freshmen Rampage at Majestic Theater
About 300 Ohio University freshmen rushed the Majestic theater last night after a mass meeting and torch parade. Constable Dalton was overpowered and one theater door torn from hinges. Sheriff McKinley and Police Captain Maple helped push the crowd back. one bus window shattered and a side torn as they swarmed aisles and stage. No other resistance, but minor bruises and property damage reported.
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Ohio University
Majestic Theater
Harry Dalton
P. H. McKkinley
Lash
McKinley
Charles Maple
Athens-Nelsonville Electric Railway Company
Elving Hall
Mankes
Men‘s Union
Men's Union
E. Bt Bryan
Varsity Inn
Gine
Maurice Gross
Reward Kept For Information In Isabell Zandorski Death
Jefferson Oct 16 U B County commissioners kept the $500 reward for information in the death of Isabell Zandorski whose body was found in a swamp near Jefferson. Sheriff Hannum said after 25 days of investigation no evidence of criminality was found. Cleveland J M Alexander takes over as president of Cleveland Railway succeeding John J Stanley who recently died.
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Jefferson
U.B
Isabell Zandorski
Here
H. D. Hannum
Cleveland
J. M. Alexander
The
Cleveland Railway Company
John J. Stanley
Hocking Valley Carshops Close in Logan
Lack of material forces the closure of the Hocking Valley carshops in Logan. About 160 workers are affected by orders issued Saturday with effect until the first of next month. A skeleton crew will remain for essential repairs and work.
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Logan
Agho Red Son
Hocking Valley
Jook
Norris Urges Clean Up in Pennsylvania Senate Race
U R bureau report: Senator George W. Norris Nebraska progressive Republican campaigned in Altoona urging Pennsylvanians to purge their party after the slush fund primary. He spoke in support of William B. Wilson over William Ware, condemning the state’s political system and leaders for alleged $3,000,000 primary spending.
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Altoona
U.R
Reputs
Pennsylvania
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
William B. Wilson
William &. Ware
United States Senate
Norris
Varc
Mrs Coolidge Girlhood Story Delayed by Newspapers
Washington story on Mrs. Coolidge’s girlhood was delayed as Mrs. Hoover reportedly pressed for print, editors debated whether to publish, and readers awaited a serialized memoir detailing her early years and household chores.
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Washington
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs. Coolidge
Girl Scouts Magazine
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Cool
Body of Missing Driver Found in Alum Creek
The body of A. A. Kerr president of the Goodwin Oyster Company was found floating in Alum Creek near Columbus. He had been missing for more than a week after his car was seen in the stream. Police believe he drove into the water while blinded by automobile lights.
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Columbus
A. A. Kerr
Goodwin Oyster Company
Weather Chronicle: Temperatures Rise Through Saturday
Weather report notes a 24 degree rise from dawn to noon on Saturday with minimal barometric change. Two hour temperature table shows ranges from 60s to mid 70s amid inconsistent readings across Wednesday and Saturday, nearby conditions vary.
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Zane
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Inforation Cureau
Washington, D.C
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Sugar Thaddy
Poughkeepsie, N
Edward W. Browning
Cinderella Man
Millionaiire Real
Frances “Peaches
Heonan Browning
East
Mellon
Mark Twain
Cooper
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Rush Majestic Theater
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Killer
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