Two Non-Union Miners Beaten and Shot Near Moon Run Mine
At Moon Run mine in Pittsburgh district one man Toots was killed and a second, Bargo, seriously wounded in a dawn attack by men in a motor car. The assailants questioned the miners about joining the union and then beat them with blackjacks and fired on them. Police began an investigation led by Corporal Stacey.
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Pittsburgh
U.R
Moon Run
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Coal and Iron
Toots
Bargo
McKee’s Rocks
Stacey
State Police
Taplin Denies Entering Any Agreement With Lewis
Frank E. Taplin Cleveland coal operator files an affidavit in Pittsburgh denying an agreement with John L. Lewis to acquire control of Pittsburgh Coal Co. He says Lewis warned of union loss translating to Ohio, and accuses Lewis of filing affidavits to embarrass him.
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Taplin
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Heid Lewis
United Mine Workers
Affiant
Lewis May Be Called To Testify In Federal Court
In Steubenville on September 7 the United Mine Workers of America president John L. Lewis may be summoned to testify in injunction suits against coal union miners. Judge Hough presides over cases brought by Clarkson Monroe Bommer New Pocock Coal and Atlantic Contracting to bar interference with operations.
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Steubenville
U.R
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Hough
Clarkson, Monroe, Bommer and
New Pocock Coal Companies
Atlantic Contracting Company
Henry Warrum
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Adolph Pacifico
Settlement Talks Continue in Illinois Coal Strike
Illinois coal operators and union miners planned another attempt to settle differences that caused the April strike in the central competitive field. Officials denied a settlement had been reached but indicated a talking basis was likely after a conference again ended in deadlock.
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Chicago
U.R
Illinois
Illinois Operators’ Association
Gas well yields four million feet daily in Gallia County
In Gallia County a gas well on the Henry Reeves farm eight miles east of Gallipolis produced about four million feet daily. In Lancaster, Miss Clara Crooks found her mother Mrs Catherine Crooks injured after a car wreck. Near the Miami River a man named James South drowned after slipping and falling into shallow water attempting to follow a companion.
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Lancaster
Clara Crooks
Catherine Crooks
Gallipolis
Henry Reeves
Here
Gallia Oil & Gas Company
Miami River
Peasttown
James South
Gallia County appoints new county treasurer
John Lusher, a prominent Gallia County farmer, was appointed county treasurer today following the resignation of A D George who refused to serve after being elected.
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Gallipolis
John Lusher
Gallia County
A. D. George
Middletown Scene Shows Father Carrying Sister
A Middletown report describes a father lifting his six year old sister in a poignant street scene. The image captures a moment of care and family bond amid daily life.
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Middletown
Reward Offered for Arrest of Harold Hawkins in Poisoning Case
Urbana police offer a $200 reward for Harold Hawkins 31 former Dayton attorney sought in the poisoning of the family of John Yordy superintendent of the Howard Paper company. Four poison victims recovered after a period of critical condition.
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Urbana
Harold Hawkins
Dayton
John Yordy
Howard Paper Company
Springfield athlete Charles Webb shoots self on way to jail
Charles Webb, local athlete, attempted suicide with a revolver en route to Clark County Jail after sentencing for a de liquency charge. A deputy stopped the shot by striking Webb’s arm, causing the bullet to miss his head.
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Springfield
Charles Webb
Clark County
Webb
Man Fights Bull Terrier in Home Burglary Fight
Frank Lemmon, 32, fought a ferocious bull terrier in his Steubenville home for about 30 minutes. He barricaded himself with tables and chairs but the dog leaped over the furniture and bit him seven times before deputies killed the animal. He was hospitalized with severe injuries.
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Steubenville
Uup
Frank Lemmon
Lemmon
Merger of Ohio and West Ohio Methodist Conferences Nears
Delaware dispatch reports both the Ohio and West Ohio Methodist Episcopal conferences voting in favor of consolidation. The West Ohio vote was nearly unanimous and the Ohio conference also approved, with general expectation the May General Conference will also approve.
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Delaware
U.P
Ohio
West Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Ohio Conference
Methodist conferences mull merger into Ohio West conference
Tri sessions of the Ohio West Ohio and Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal conferences open with talks on merging into a single Ohio West to form the largest Methodist body. Debates cover minister wages and election of delegates for Kansas City next May while Bishop Berry urges a middle road between modernism and fundamentalism.
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Delaware
Ohio
West Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio West
Kansas City
West Ohio Conference
William F. McDowell
Washington
Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
Theodore Henderson
Cincinnati
Ohjio
Fifteen Injured As Cincinnati Bus Collides Near City
A Cincinnati Hamilton bus swerved to avoid a truck and struck a tree injuring fifteen people. Seriously hurt include Daisy Von Kanel 50 Hamilton skull fracture Frank Foster 39 Hamilton possible shoulder fracture Irene Graf 29 Hamilton compound hip fracture Janet Myer 4 Glendale possible skull fracture Minnie Myer 31 Glendale possible skull fracture Ethel Seizmore 23 Hamilton face lacerations Arthur Bohannon 28 Middletown Ella Jones 19. Seven others treated at home. Snowden Wells Hamilton drove the bus.
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Cincinnati
U.pr
Cincinnati-Hamilton
Daisy von Kanel
Hamilton
Frank Foster
Irene Graf
Janet Myer
Glendale
Minnie Myer
Ethel Seizmore
Arthur Bohannon
Middletown
Ella Jones
Snowden Wells
Ohio counts rise in infantile paralysis cases
Thirty five new cases reported in six days bring total to 48 this month in Ohio. Two deaths have occurred this month. August totals show 274 cases and 31 deaths. Cases since the month began linked to current outbreak as schools close across many regions.
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Columbus
U.rp
State Department of Health
Christ Presses for Unity in Faith and Intelligence
A sermon argues Christ desires a church with two strong hands of intelligence and faith. Both hands will fail if used on negatives such as denominational bickering or stubborn opposition.
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Christ
Athens Budget Approved by Council for Next Year
The Athens City Council unanimously approved the city budget totaling 101,683.78 including 46,243.70 for city operations and 54,440.08 for bonds and interest. General fund 9,860. safety police and fire 12,495. health 4,880. service 18,508.70. park 500. This year’s request is 37,756 less than last year's.
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Athens
Health Department
Service Department
Tnren
Park
Akron Health Officials Warn Parents Over Infantile Paralysis Death
Akron authorities issued another warning for parents to keep young children away from crowds after Summit county reported one death and four new infantile paralysis cases. Norman Bliss, aged four, the county’s first victim, died Saturday as active cases reached twenty one in the city and county.
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Akron
U.P
Summit County
Norman Bliss
Emil Bliss
City and Couty
Father of Hill Directs a Finish Fight To Save Son
In Seattle Dr. H. C. Hill heads a legal bid to stop extradition of his son Harry Hill of Streator Illinois charged with murdering his mother Elisa Hill. Attorneys vow to fight extradition as hearing on the fugitive warrant approaches before Governor Roland Hartley. Police note a mystery man linked to Hill may aid the case. a poolroom sighting in overalls with clay stains draws attention.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
H. C. Hill
Harry Hill
Hill
Roland H. Hartley
Illinois
Elisa Hill
Streator
Kent State board in secret session on Anderson charges
Kent Ohio Sept 7 in secret session the Kent State Normal college board of trustees considered 143 charges against President David Allen Anderson. A vote on dismissal was anticipated today as witnesses from faculty students and alumni testified. Anderson and attorney A L Caris denied the charges and planned to present more witnesses. Councils discussed tax cuts and city sidewalk plans with resident opposition on Shan non avenue.
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Kent
U.pr
Kent State Normal College Board of Trustees
David Allen Anderson
Anderson
A. L. Caris
Ravenna
National Retail Council names Sheridan Secretary Manager
In Washington the Retailers' National council elected George V. Sheridan executive director of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants as secretary manager of the national group.
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Columbus
Retailers’ National Council
Washington
George V. Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Death of 7-year-old in auto crash toll reaches 92
Cincinnati reports the death of Gerhard Piper aged seven two hours after being struck by an auto truck. The Hamilton County traffic toll for the year climbs to ninety two with this tragedy.
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Cincinnati
Gerhard Piper
Hamilton County
Rescue speeds toward old glory monoplane in distress
Two vessels rushed to aid the Trans Atlantic monoplane Old Glory after an S O S during its non stop flight to Rome. The craft with three aboard was believed down between 700 and 900 miles northeast of St Johns Newfoundland as Sir John Carling and Royal Windsor prepared for further Atlantic crossings.
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New York
U.P
St. Johns
New Foundland
Old Glory
Sir John Carling
Harbor Grace
Atlantic
London
England
William 8. Brock
Edward F. Schree
Rangoon
Burma
Calcutta
Pride of
Detroit
Royal Windsor
Old Orchard
Ships Steer North to The Rescue of Old Glory
The Carmania steers north toward Canada to aid the monoplane Old Glory which last transmitted five hours out of Newfoundland. The Transylvania continues the search but has not heard further signals since 8:17 GMT today. Weather: rough sea, west by south wind, barometer 29.50 and falling.
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Old Glory
Carmania
U.R
Newfoundland
Royal Windsor Leaves for Newfoundland Flight
OLD ORCHARD Me Sept 7 UK The monoplane Royal Windsor took off at 555 a m EDT for Harbor Grace Newfoundland carrying 250 gallons of gasoline for a short flight to Windsor England Phil Wood and C A Schiller plan to start the projected trip from Harbor Grace after refueling The scene contrasted with yesterday s crowd for Old Glory as a Canadian plane rose skyward toward the sea Also note the Sir John Carling began a trans Atlantic flight from Harbor Grace London England and Old Glory was reported in trouble near Cape Race with Transylvania altering course
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Atlantic
Windsor
Eng
Old Glory
Rome
Cunard
Transylvania
United Press
Rport
Rdio Corporation of America
Ham
Mass
Cunard Line
Lapland
Red Star Line
Dio Corporation of America
Captain Bone
The
Sylvania
Old Orchard
Royal Windsor
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Phil Wood
C. A. Schiller
England
Sir John Carling
London
Cape Race
Ing
William Hearst
O. S. Ell
Around the World Fliers Face Harsh Monsoon Flight
Brock and Schlee fly the Pride of Detroit from Calcutta to Rangoon amid fierce winds and heavy rain. The 665 mile leg took eight hours with multiple returns as they battled headwinds. They averaged over 83 mph and left Calcutta at 6 40 a m arriving 2 36 p m. They planned to press toward Ban Siam next.
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Rangoon
Burman
William J. Brock
Edward ¥. Schlee
Calcutta
India
Burma
Atlantic
Detroit
Brock
Schlee
Siam
Levine Flight Postponed Again in England Headwinds Delay Takeoff
In Cranwell England on September 7 the Charles A. Levine and Captain Walter Hinchliffe mono plane Columbia flight to New York or Philadelphia was postponed again, now aimed for tomorrow or later due to head winds. Hinchliffe prepared for takeoff after 7 am but weather halted progress.
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Cranwell
England
Charles A. Levine
Walter R. C. Hinchliffe
New York
Philadelphia
Columbia
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Kent College Board of Trustees
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Shannon Avenue
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Bert Russell
M. P.totman
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