Fifteen Missing in Trans Oceanic Flight Attempts
U S and British reports recount a terrifying 1927 North Atlantic era. Fifteen people have been listed as dead or missing since April in various over water attempts. Courtney of the Whale and several early aviators face peril and uncertainty while trials push aerial navigation forward.
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New York
U.S
North Atlantic
Paul Redfern
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Four of Six Who Slipped Guard Are Found Saturday
CHILLICOTHE Sept 3 U S Four of six men who slipped through the guard at the camp of the U and reformatory here last night were recaptured at Valley Crossing Franklin County today The men were taken from a Nortalk and Western freight train by reformatory guards and returned to the institution These capture George Walsh 22 Albuquerque NM Dyer Act violator Edward Welsh 19 colored Mobile Alg forgery John Paladino 28 St Paul Minn Dyer Act violator ID I Thornton 26 Nashville Tenn Mann Act violator Two other prisoners are still at large They are E A Law 22 Greenfield S C violator internal revenue act Frederick R Billings 24 Baltimore Md Dyer Act violator
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Chillicothe
U. & Reformatory
Valley Crossing
Franklin County
J Nortalk & Western
George Walsh
Albuquerque
N. M
Dyer
Edward Welsh
Mobile
Alg
John Paladino
St. Paul
Minn
ID. I. Thornton
Nashville
Tenn
Mann
E. A. Law
Greenfield
S. C
Internal Revenue Act
Frederick R. Billings
Baltimore
Ohio Valley Weather Forecast Sees Mostly Fair Start
Fair Holiday Washington reports the weekly forecast for the Ohio valley with mostly fair skies on Monday, followed by occasional showers. Temperatures expected to be above normal in the first half of the week and cooler later.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Labor Day Closures Across Athens Area
Labor Day will be a day of rest in Athens city, Athens county and the Hocking valley. Business generally will be suspended. There will be no editions of the Athens Messenger on Labor Day. Banks stores freight offices post office all will be closed all day.
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Athens City
Athens County
Hocking Valley
Athens Messenger
Public Asked to Help Detect Liquor Sources
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman plans to speed up prohibition enforcement by having the public report sources of bootleg liquor. The Prohibition Bureau will investigate reports on stills or wildcat breweries. private complaints to Dry officers will be investigated by federal agents while minor offenses should be referred to local authorities. Lowman leads about 17,000 federal agents enforcing the Volstead Act with 3,778 field workers and 248 city staff, aiming to continually shuffle forces to keep them alert.
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Joseph S. Wasnly
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Lowman
Prohibition Bureau
All-Day Picnic Planned by Athens Eagles
Athens aerie No 529 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announces an all-day picnic at the Athens county fairgrounds on Labor Day Monday September 6. The free event expects a crowd of several hundred with morning games amusements and dancing. The Navy says no search for the Princess Lowenstein Wertheim and two companions will be conducted due to lack of vessels and no clues about where the plane went down.
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Athens Aerie No. 529
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Athens County Fairgrounds
Washington
Navy
Lowenstein-Wertheim
Warner
Eighteen Thousand Union Railway Men Fired in Australia
Sydney dispatch reports eighteen thousand union railway workers dismissed by the government. No trains operate across Queensland's 0,000 miles of track as officials offer re engagement to those who renounce alleged extremist policies. An arbitration failure leaves Queensland in a tense industrial standstill impacting farmers awaiting rail transport for fodder to drought zones.
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Australia
Sydney
URM
Union
Queensland
Drouth
Union miners refuse Jacksonville wage offer in Ohio clash
Lorain Coal and Dock signs 1917 six dollar daily wage. United Mine Workers insist on Jacksonville agreement and reject starvation pay. Federal judge extends temporary order shielding mines in Eastern Ohio from union sympathizer interference. Pocock Coal seeks party status as mine protections debated in Steubenville courtroom.
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Bellaire
U.P
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Ohio
United Mine Workers’ Organization
W. T. Roberts
Jacksonville
Columbus
Sept. S
Benson W. Hough
Steubenville
Pocock Coal Company
Massilon
Monroe Coal Company
Clarkson Coal Mining Company
Boomer Company
Atlantic Contracting Company
Pocock Company
Counsell
Pocock
Fourth Break on Highway Reported At Gas Station
TUPPERS PLAINS Sept. 3. Thieves cleaned out a gasoline filling station on the pike between here and Coolville. Tires and accessories totaling about 500 dollars vanished, leaving 15 gallons of ice cream in a package. This marks the fourth such robbery along the Pomeroy Coolville highway recently.
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Tuppers Plains
Here
Coolville
Pomeroy
Wheeler to leave sanitarium for Battle Creek stay
Wayne B Wheeler lawyer for the Anti Saloon League planned to leave the Shelby Michigan sanitarium to enter another Battle Creek Michigan sanitarium after several weeks rest following his wife’s death in a gasoline stove explosion at the Wheeler summer home near Little Point Manistee.
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Manistee
Mich
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Shelby
Battle Creek
Mra. Wheeler
Wheeler
Little Point
Here
Weather Outlook for Labor Day Across the East
The United States Weather Bureau reports ideal vacation weather east of the Mississippi for Labor Day. Fair conditions are expected Sunday with isolated thunderstorms in the Southern Appalachians and northern East Gulf coast regions. Cooler air spreads Sunday across the lower Great Lakes Ohio Valley and central Atlantic states.
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Mississippi
Washington
UEA
Missia‘jaippr
United States
Southern
Appalachian
East Gulf States
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Amidwiy
North Atlantis
Good Well Drilled in Logan Oil Field
Logan observers report the Golden Rod Oil Company well on the Hartzell lease in Washington township produced twenty barrels in its first hour after Friday shot. Drilled by Bryan and Berlin, it is the second producer on the tract and is expected to exceed a hundred barrels daily.
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Logan
Hartzell
Washington Township
Bryan
Berlin
Perry County Jury to Indict Seven in Guard Killing
New Lexington Ohio September special report says Perry County grand jury will indict two Ohio penitentiary convicts two women and three men for first degree murder in the killing of Guard Grant Weakley at the Junction City brick plant. Five accomplices captur ed after a late Friday auto chase were held under heavy guard in Perry County Jail.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Grand Jury
Ohio Penitentiary
Grant Weakley
Junction City
Perry, Licking
Fairfield County
Newark
Aera
Ida Jean Kellogg
George Zena
Netroit
Beaumont Sowers
Cincinnati
James Waters
Patrick Riley
Hamilton County
Columbus
Fred Eckogg
Lucas County
Riley
Herman Blosser
Kellogg
Wodarski
Thomas
Minor epidemic called infantile paralysis in Ohio
Dr Wade Hampton Frost, Johns Hopkins epidemiology professor, says infantile paralysis in Ohio is a minor epidemic. He will stay in Ohio conferred with the state health department about disease prevention and has wide epidemic experience.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wade Hampton Frost
Public Health Service
Johns Hopkins University
Frost
Ohio State Department of Health
Driver sought in Niagara Falls auto wreck
Cleveland report describes police chase for the motorist who caused a collision that sent Prof Roy Desmond Hurley his wife and their 6 year old daughter to death. Hurley, a Case School of Applied Science faculty member, lost control after an oncoming car sideswiped the coupe in Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Cleveland
U.P
Roy Desmond Hurley
Niagara Falls
Ont
Belleville
Husley
Huxley
Niagara Rapids
Case School of Applied Science
Finds His Auto Stolen Then Returns To Police
W. Dentus of Quaker City reported his motor car stolen and went to police headquarters. He found the car in front of the building and exclaimed that it had been returned. Police were about to detain him for observations when the car drove away with four riders.
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Columbus
W. BR. Dentus
Quaker City
Denios
Foyriders
Memorial Planned for Shenandoah officers and men
Memorial services will be held tomorrow here for the 14 naval officers and enlisted men who perished when the Shenandoah dirigible of the U S Navy wrecked in a storm two years ago today. The service occurs on a farm where wreckage fell after the dirigible broke in two during the storm while en route from Lakehurst New Jersey on a tour of the Midwest.
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Ava, Bent
U. S. Navy
Lakehurst
N J
Middle West
Orthopedic Men Convene on School Opening and polio
A conference of orthopedic surgeons and specialists was called by Dr. John E. Monger to discuss preventing crippling effects of infantile paralysis amid an Ohio outbreak. The meeting follows a health commissioners session debating school openings, with Belmont and Tuscarawas counties remaining closed. New York’s epidemic cited to show school reopening did not curb spread. NEWSPAPERMEN ELECT COLUMBUS Ohio Newspaper Association elects H B Howard president at trustees meeting.
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Columbus
Sept. S.a.bloem
John E. Monger
Ohio
Belmont
Tuscarawas Counties
New York
H. B. Howard
London
Ohio Newspaper Association
Labor Day Parade Plans In Glouster With Big Dinner
Glouster hosts a large Labor Day celebration with a parade at 8 am, a 1 pm ball game, and a free noon dinner. W B Wilson of Pennsylvania leads visiting miners, G W Savage of Columbus attends district events, and multiple bands supply music. Traffic officers direct thousands of cars to two park entrances. Indictments returned in Cincinnati for a home robbery and assault case.
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W. A. Craft Messenger Star
Glouster
David James
American Legion
offi+ cera
Stoeckidin Bakery
Tha'etty
W. B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
G. W. Savage
Columbus
Total Daugherty
Corning Band
New Lexington Band
Athens High School Band
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
The readable text fragment hints at distribution of goods and goods handling fees. It references a welfare or care context and mentions a public sale action by local officials. Missing details prevent full clarification.
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Roosevelt Field
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Paris
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Canada
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Germany
Kentucky Hills
Fred Russell
Pauline Dearmond
Province
Russell
Miss Dearmond
United States Reformatory
Fraternal Order of Fetagies
Fair Grounds
Secretary of Miners
Coolville- Pomeroy Road
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Qnline
Ewald
Stephen
Lancaster
Kishler
Soned
Marion
Central
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Edville City
LeVera
Portland
Ore
Rebecca, Bookout
LeVern
N. W. Ownbey
Hilza Eads
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Flora Byrnes
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