Logan Worker Sues Logan Clay for 25000 Damages
Isaac E. Brown of Logan sues Logan Clay Products Co. for 25000 alleging injuries from a January 6, 1914 incident at the plant. He says a socket board broke on a rapidly spinning emery wheel, disfiguring him and causing lasting injuries, plus loss of work and threatened future employment. He names M J Cole and William Bierly as parties to the incident and seeks compensation.
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Logan
Isaac E. Brown
Second Street
Common Pleas
Logan Clay Products Company
M. J. Cole
William Bierly
Brown
Chickens Stolen Near Falls Mill Nerve in Logan
William Smith reported 40 chickens stolen from his coop near Falls Mill. Officer Joe Farbearn investigated after Smith fired three shots at the thieves. The gun showed the last bullet lodged at the end of the barrel.
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Logan
William Smith
Falls Mill
Joe Farbearn
Smith
Man Pleads Guilty to DWI After Wreck in Lancaster
Richard McCrery of Lancaster changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a driving while intoxicated charge. Judge El linger fined him 100 dollars plus costs and suspended his driving rights for six months after a Saturday night wreck on the New Straitsville pike, investigated by Traffic Officer Farbearn.
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Logan
Richard McCrery
Lancaster
Ellinger
McCrery
New Straitsville Pike
Farbearn
Logan Association to Move Office Ahead of New Building
Arrangements are under way to move the Logan Home and Saving association office from the Armstrong building on East Main Street to the Lucy Warner property across the street. The move, set for Saturday, precedes razing of the Armstrong site for a new building to house the association.
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Logan
Logan Home and Saving Association
Armstrong
East Main Street
Lucy Warner
The
Savings Association
Wonn Fined For Intoxication In Logan Court
James Wonn appeared before Mayor Rochester on a charge of intoxication after police arrest. He pled guilty and was fined 16 dollars plus costs. failure to pay led to detention in the county jail.
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Logan
James Wonn
Rochester
John Dicken
Wonn
Speeding charge against Irvin Lenhart in Columbus
Irvin Lenhart of Columbus faced Judge A. M. on September 29 charged with operating a motor truck at 45 miles per hour. The brief court appearance records the speeding offense and the defendant’s name and city.
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Logan
Irvin Lenhart
Columbus
A. M
Social Visit Notes From Logan Area
Miss Nora Connors of Philadelphia visits Mr and Mrs Tom Connors of Logan and relatives in Lancaster and Ward Township. Mr and Mrs Paul Kratzer of Angola Indiana left Logan Tuesday for Zanesville to visit friends including Mrs Alfred Campbell Miss Helen Rochester Miss Hazel Kanode Mrs Kirby Snyder and Miss Ruth Heft were in Newark Tuesday.
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Nora Connors
Philadelphia
Tom Connors
Logan
Lancaster
Ward Township
Paul Kratzer
Angola
Ind
Zanesville
Alfred Campbell
Helen Rochester
Hazel Kanode
Kirby Snyder
Ruth Heft
Newark
Big Oil Deal In Guernsey County Largest Since Niagara Field
Marietta investors including C Dunn H E Smith W E Burns John Henne and Will Weber join Keith brothers of Cambridge in a $750000 sale of gas interests in Guernsey county to Nichols Terry & Company of Chicago. The assets include Industrial Gas and Hopewell Oil and Gas, Swingle Oil & Gas of Evansville and Davis Gas of New Lexington. The deal marks the largest closed since the Niagara sand field discovery.
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Marietta
C. Dunn
H. E. Smith
W. E. Burns
John Henne
Will Weber
Keith Brothers
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Chicago
Industrial Gas Company
Hopewell Oil and Gas Company
Nichols, Terry & Company of
Swingle Oil & Gas’ Company
Evansville
Davis Gas Company
New Lexington
Niagara
Miss Snyder Forgives Prisoner to Wed on Release
In St Louis Missouri Miss Harriet Snyder forgives Roy Scholes after a jealous rage nearly killed her and plans to marry him when he is released from prison.
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ST. Louis
Harriet Snyder
Roy Scholes
Ford and GM warfare minimized by Sloan
Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors told automotive editors at Milford proving grounds that the Ford General Motors rivalry is less complicated than press reports imply. He stated the two products will be priced differently and appeal to different buyers, with the future Ford likely to attract a broad mass market.
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Milford, Mich
U.P
Henry Ford
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Sloan
Ford
Trial Begins in Elias Newman Murder Case
Trial opened before Judge Thomas in common pleas court for the second degree murder indictment of Elias Newman. Manley Singer, a colored man from Cutler, died July 2 in a Parkersburg hospital from head injuries suffered June 23 when a hammer blow, allegedly by Newman, crushed his skull on a new county road between Bartlett and Cutler.
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Marietta
Elias Newman
Thomas
Common Pleas
Newman
Manley Singer
Cutler
Singer
Parkersburg
Bartlett
Norma Shearer to Wed Thalberg in Beverly Hills Garden
Hollywood confirms actress Norma Shearer will marry Irving G. Thalberg, young film executive, in a Beverly Hills garden ceremony at the Thalberg residence this evening.
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Hollywood
Calif
Norma Shearer
Irving G. Thalberg
Film Colony
Topy
Thalberg
Beverly Hills
New Star Route Planned Between Marietta and Cutler
Washington creates a star route to connect Marietta with Cutler. Mail service will run twice daily, restoring a former schedule. The Marietta Vincent line will be replaced, touching Barlow Vincent Layman Bartlett and Cutler, starting November 1.
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Marietta
Cutler
Washington County
Washington
Vincent
Barlow
Layman
Bartlett
German ace Koennecke reports tire burst on landing
Otto Koennecke, German war ace, told the United Press that his Caspar monoplane German burst a tire on landing near Baghdad. He described the incident and its aftermath to U P reporters.
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Bagdad
U.P
Otto Koennecke
Casper
The
United Press
Pilot Plans Far East Route After Spare Wheel Find
Koennecke, who left Cologne last week, said he found a spare wheel for his plane and would take off at 5 p m for Bunder Abbas Persia. He planned to fly to Bombay Calcutta Singapore Hongkong Japan and San Francisco. He had awaited suitable weather to cross the Atlantic to New York.
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Bunder Abbas
Persia
Bombay
Calcutta
Singapore
Hongkong
Japan
San Francisco
Koennecke
Cologne
Atlantic
New York
Workers questioned in cranberry bog murder case
Seven laborers in a cranberry bog near the scene of the Dr. William Lilliendahl murder were summoned for questioning by county detectives chief Frank J. Harrold. They reportedly heard two distant voices calling Yoo hoo around the shooting time.
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Hammonton
William Lilliendahl
Frank J. Harrold
Dancers Die After Fall From High Platform in Berlin
Berlin report says George Glassich and his partner danced on a tall wooden stage when they slipped and plummeted to their deaths. Officials described the accident as a fatal stage mishap near the venue, prompting investigations into safety standards.
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Berlin
George Glassich
Madeira Embroidered Vanity Dresser Bet Special Set
Advertisement lists Madeira embroidered vanity dresser set with Italian cut work pieces. Includes 1x45 scarfs and 18x54 scarfs offered in specials with prices noted.
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New Jersey
Father John
Arthur Marshall
Chicopee, Mass
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Cincinnati
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William Brasher
James Elliott
A. Lee Beaty
Elliott
Frank Lewis
Common Pleas Court
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Catherine Dillion
Paterick Corcoran
Shagmoor Topcoats
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