Bandholtz Heads West as Miners Move Homeward
In a dawn move General Bandholtz and War Department officials left for Boone to urge thousands of miners encamped along the Mingoco coal fields to abandon the march. Governor Morgan said a serious clash may be avoided as reluctant crowds drift back toward Madison, with about 5,000 marchers reported and families relocated from the line of march.
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Harleston
W. Va
H. H. Bandholtz
Boone
Mingoco
Dholtz
F. Keeney
Ed Mine Workers District 17
Madison
Ison
Overnor
E. F. Morgan
Bandholtz
Miners Protest at Blair Mountain Sparks Logan Tension
In West Virginia callouts guard vantage points around Blair Mountain as Don Chafins forces reinforce Logan after a miner march to Blair Mountain provokes heightened security. More than 1000 miners reportedly refused to turn back following officers appeal, prompting volunteers to be recalled at midnight.
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W. Va
Mingo County
Logan
Union
Madison
Blair Mountain
Don Chafin
Loganina
Moscow Burning Rumors Reach Ohio Relief Efforts
Noon forecast notes showers and a temperature change for Sunday morning as rumors spread that Moscow is burning. Report mentions no confirmation of the event, with scattered public notices and local ads cluttering the page.
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Moscow
Ohio
Humes grilled again in Kitzig death probe
Marty Hamen, ally of Paul E. Kitzig, was questioned by Deputy Sheriff Gibson and a federal agent after Roy Gannon and Leroy White were arrested on John Doe warrants for contributing to the delinquency of two girls. Investigators seek links to Kitzig's death as a new lead arises. Gannon and White remain jailed with no bond set.
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Paul E. Kitzig
White
K “Sie
Ake
Debs Pardon Delay Tied to German Peace Treaty
President Harding will not decide on Eugene V. Debs pardon or broader amnesty until after the formal ratification of the German peace treaty. Attorney General Daugherty announced the delay after a White House conference.
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Washington
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Daugherty
Senate Finance Committee sidetracks Fordney tariff bill
The Senate Finance Committee voted to sidetrack the Fordney tariff measure and to focus on revising international revenue laws, aiming to have the new tax bill ready for Senate action when Congress reconvenes on September 21. Hearings on the tariff are expected to conclude next Thursday.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Invited to Ride Carried to Country and Robbed
Larry Parks of 2914 Seventh St NW told police five men invited him for a ride, drove him to a country area, assaulted him, and stole $26. He identified one assailant, and an affidavit was filed against Harry Little, who was arrested shortly after noon.
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Larry Parks
Seventhst
Parks
Harry Little
Bandits Hold Up Paymasters Near Lawsville WV
Four bandits in a Ford car robbed two paymasters for New England Fuel and Transportation Co near Lawsville West Virginia this morning taking $28,000. Morgantown authorities alerted a sheriff's posse assists state police in a large scale manhunt involving about 1000 coal miners and local citizens. The victims were bound to pay miners when halted at 9:30 on a lonely road and forced to surrender the cash. the car bore a Pennsylvania license.
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Wheeling
W. Va
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Lawsville
West Virginia
Morgantown
Pennsylvania
Prosecutor seeks dismissal of four liquor appeal cases
Canton police prosecutor Attorney Thomas M. Miller filed motions in common pleas court Saturday to dismiss error proceedings in four liquor cases. The defendants are Mike Kovec, Mike Hagey, August Scharto and R. J. Primack. Miller argues the cases were not completed within the specified time and asks the proceedings be dismissed with the accused ordered into court for penalties under police court enforcement.
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Thomas M. Miller
Canton Police
Common Pleas Court
Mike Kovec
Mike Hagey
August Scharto
R. J. Primack
Miller
Ruff Files Ouster Suit Against N O T Co in Supreme Court
Canton Massillon highway case returns to court as Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff announces filing a quo warranto action in the Ohio Supreme Court to oust the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company. The petition, prepared Saturday, seeks proof of legal rights to occupy the road and urges a future franchise ban if ousted.
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Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Canton- Massillon
Ohio Supreme Court
Walter S. Ruff
Ruff
Columbus
Two Killed in Auto Accident Near Malinta
In Napolean O Iow Aug 27 a head on crash one mile east of Malinta left two dead and three in critical condition at a local hospital The deceased are Albert H Winslow 86 Cleveland driver and Mrs Elizabeth Soy 75 Lakewood Ohio The seriously injured include Mrs 4 H Winslow Mrs Rock Terman 82 and Mrs Dale Stevans 36
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Napoleon
Malinta
Here
Albert H. Winslow
Cleveland
Elizabeth Soy
Lakewood
Three Women Drawn As Bampton Case Jurors
Stark county's first female jurors were named for the Navarre mayor's trial set for Tuesday, September 6, on an indictment charging shooting with intent to wound. The panel includes Mrs. Fannie Bowman, Mrs. Irma Hedges, and Lulu Badger.
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Stark Co
Samuel Bampton
Navarre
Fannie Bowman
Cleveland
Edgar A. Bowman
Columbia Fire Brick Co
Irma
Cordes
Peace or War Decided by Irish Leaders at Secret Dail Session
Dublin August 27 Sinn Fein presses for talks only on its terms while Britain insists on Lloyd George’s original peace offer. Dail Eireann debates whether to seek new terms or risk war as De Valera and colleagues prepare to travel to London to confer with Premier Lloyd George.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Mansion House
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Britain
Lloyd George
Dair
Eamonn de Valera
London
Violence flares in Belfast as peace talks loom
Belfast Aug 27 violence erupts again with the bombing of Peter Moons residence causing no injuries. The Belfast area remains the sole violent zone in Ireland since the armistice. Sir James Craig heads to London to confer with Premier Lloyd George on Irish peace developments.
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Belfast
Peter Moons
Ireland
James Craig
Ulster
London
Lloyd George
England Reaches Concession Limit in Irish Talks
London reports indicate Britain has hit the limit of concessions and endurance as Lloyd George stands by original terms. De Valera seeks continued negotiations on new terms, but Dail Eireann refused. Press unanimity backs the government, warning the Irish truce is endangered by uncompromising Irish leadership.
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London
England
Lght
Lloyd George
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dail Eireann
Dail'a
Warns Ireland She Can't Leave Empire
London reports Premier Lloyd George warned Ireland that Britain would not tolerate separation and any severance could trigger a brutal war involving the empire. he vowed to prevent an open break and warned of civil conflict at Britain’s door. Karl Moorer pleaded guilty in Oklahoma City related to non support, posting a $1,000 bond and agreeing to $35 per month child support to trustee P D Howell. Cohen Plumbing Co. advertises reduced prices with prompt service.
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London
Lloyd George Inn Capeech
Barnsley
Ireland
Great Britain
England
Karl Moorer
Oklahoma City
Common Pleas
P. D. Howell
Cantonian Arrested on Chicago Warrant
Zebulon W. Davis appeared before United States Commissioner Julius Whiting Jr on a charge of using the mails to defraud and posted a $25,000 bond to assure his appearance in Chicago. The bond bore many Cantonian names including Ed Langenbach and FP In Case, with statements claiming his innocence and detailing prior financial losses and corporate ties. Davis, in upbeat mood, said he would go to Chicago when required and his bondsmen voiced confidence in his integrity.
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Zebulon W. Davis
United States
Julius Whiting, Jr
Bond
Chicago
Davis
Ed Langenbach
Case
Harvard Co. and Dime Savings Bank
J. J. Arnold
W. H. Clark
Ohio Millers Fire Insurance Co
Harry Renkert
Metropolitan Saving Brick Co
William Simpson
D. J. Connors
Federal Grand Jury
Slinois
Z W. Davis
Dlo
United States of America
Canton
French and Associates Enter Pleas of Not Guilty Ten Fraud
Chicago August 27 Charles W French mastermind of a suspected 56 million dollar fraud ring arraigned with eight others before U S Commissioner James L Glass they pleaded not guilty to counts of using the mails to defraud and conspiracy to do so Strelzin Waived examination and remains in Milwaukee on 10000 bond as he awaits arraignment others named include Rudolph E B Kohn Charles W Hawkins Alva W Harshman Elmer L Gerber and Charles H Denicke among Cleveland Akron and Milwaukee figures more indictments expected as arrests continue. Assistant district attorney Clinnin holds 500000 in questionable notes with letters between Kohn and French supporting charges. Strobel plans suit against French for 100000 in damages claiming loans promised never materialized.
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Chicago
Charles W. French
United States
James L. Glass
A. L. Etrelzin
Milwaukee
Strelzin
French
Rudolph EB. Kohn
American Rubber Company
Charles W. Hawkins
Cleveland
A. L. Strelzin
Alva W. Harshman
Elmer L. Gerber
Jamon Howard Leeta
Charles H. Denicke
Charles K. Strobe
Akron
United States District
John V. Clinnin
Kohn
Koehn
Dayton
Clinnin
Akron Man Plans Suit Against Promoter
Akron report states a local man intends to sue a promoter after a bust incident. Details are unclear from the fragment but indicate civil action and local reaction in Akron, with the date shown as August 27.
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Akron
Greeks encircling capital of Durkey at Angora
Athens reports Greek forces press a surrounding operation against Angora, the Turkish nationalist capital, as Turkish resistance slows. Official dispatches from Smyrna note continued advances amid the broader Greco Turkish conflict.
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Durkey
Athens
Angora
Smyrna
Two Dayton Men Heavy Losers in Auto Scheme
Aug 27 Dayton report says Br N Littleston once Toledo school chief sank savings into Consolidated Auto. W C Liteter, now missing, is dead and will lose investment. Wayne Sollengerery, brother-in-law of the missing man, allegedly forged checks and wrecked the company. he will lose a 90 acre farm near Union. Adyv notes Meyers Lake area dinners and meals at Lakeview Hotel.
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Dayton
Br. N. Littleston
Raaselford School
Toledo
Consolidated Auto Company
W. C. Liteter
Wayne Sollengerery
Union
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