End of Wheeling Steel Strike Marked by Portsmouth Parade
At Portsmouth Ohio workers celebrate reopening of Wheeling Steel Corp coke works after seven weeks of strike. About 5,500 return to work with police estimating 3,000 participants in an eight mile parade as facilities begin restocking and operations restart.
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Portsmouth
Fortsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corp
Ohio River
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Canton
Labor chiefs meet on Lewis faction in AFL split vote
William Green head of the AFL and other labor leaders convened in Washington to press for action against John L. Lewis and allied industrial unionists. The executive council session followed a day of hurried talks as the federation prepared for a pivotal vote on Lewis's group.
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Washington, D. C
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Washington
Organized Labor
Industrial Organization
John E. Tritsch 65 Dies of Heart Attack in Columbus
John E. Tritsch, 65, former Logan resident, died at his Columbus home 660 So High St after a heart attack. He ran a confectionery in Columbus for 19 years and is survived by his wife Jennie Sanderson, two sons John of Miami and Ben K. of Columbus, a sister Mrs Kate Becker, and three grandchildren. He belonged to the Logan Masonic Lodge. Funeral arrangements are pending at Arthur H Maeder. burial will be at Oak Grove cemetery.
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John E. Tritsch
Logan
High Street
Columbus
Mr. Tritsch
Jennie Sanderson
John
Miami
Fla
Ben K
Kate Becker
Masonic Lodge
Arthur H. Maeder
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sun Glow Company Adds Night Shift at Logan Plant
Sun Glow Industries announces a one hour night shift starting tonight at its Logan furniture factory. The exact headcount is not set, but office manager Henry Dague says the shift will continue for some time. A new two story addition is planned for the plant immediately.
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Sun-Glow Industries, Inc
Logan
Henry Dague
Radio Preacher Cadman Dies in New York Memorial Planned
The body of Dr S Parkes Cadman the well known radio preacher and world peace advocate was flown to Brooklyn N Y for burial He died of peritonitis at Champlain Valley hospital in Flattsburg N Y aged 71 He was a former coal miner from Shropshire survived by family members who recalled his peaceful passing Funeral will be held at the Brooklyn Central Congregational church conducted by Bishop Francis J McConnell Burial is set for Kensico cemetery Westchester County NY
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Brooklyn
N. Y
S. Parkes Cadman
Shropshire
Champlain Valley Hospital
Flattsburg
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Church
Brooklyn Central Congregational Church
Cadman
Kensico Cemetery
Westchester County
Court of Appeals upholds foreclosure case ruling
The Court of Appeals for the district including Hocking County sustains the Hocking County Common Pleas Court ruling in Logan Home Savings Association versus Rose Ann Niebling. It finds no abuse of discretion and confirms the sale postponement and related judgments. The decision was issued Saturday July 11.
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Court of Appeals
Hocking County
Logan Home Savings Association
Rose Ann Niebling
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Logan Home Savings Ass’nt
Miner Paul Hines Shot Dead in Alabama Ore Shaft Drama
In Birmingham on July 31 a non union miner, Paul Hines, was fatally shot in iron ore hills near the Tennessee coal iron and railroad company operations. The killing marks the first fatality since union workers walked out over six weeks ago.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Paul Hines
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Death of Jose Calvo Sotelo Shocks Madrid
The body of Jose Calvo Sotelo, monarchist leader and critic of the government, was found in the municipal cemetery after men dressed as assault guards removed him from his home. He was killed by clubs knives and gunshots amid Spain's political turmoil.
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Madrid
Jose Calvo Sotelo
Spain
Dayton parachutist lands in Ohio River after delayed jump
Les le C. Cope a Dayton parachute jumper escaped injury when he landed in the Ohio River at Garrison Kentucky after a delayed jump from a plane piloted by Carl Bosman at about 5000 feet.
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Dayton
Lesle C. Cope
Ohio River
Garrison
Carl Bosman
Relief Plans Brews Dispute in Cleveland
The Cuyahoga county relief administration faces pushback after two reports criticized relief methods. The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce denied statistics backing the complaints, while Gov. Davey denounced a paragraph in a relief commission report as fostering Ku Kluxery imagery and prison references.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga
State Relief Commission
Dorothy Kiplinger
Ohio
Old State Relief Commission
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Heat Wave Ties Record With 113 Deaths In Week
Ohio endures a second week of deadly heat with 113 deaths attributed to the heat and related drownings. Forecasters offer scant relief as temperatures hit new highs and only scattered thundershowers offer limited reprieve, with hope resting on rain from the Dakotas moving eastward by midweek.
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Ohio
Dakotas
24 Lose Lives On Ohio Roads
Two fatal accidents contributed to Ohio's weekend toll reaching at least 24 dead with four burned in a Marion area crash after a bus collision. Prosecutor Michel planned mad to charge bus driver C W Porter 87. Victims include Carl McGuire 43 wife 44 and sons Karl 10 Charles 4 all from a Marion farm. Two others died in a head on near Hamilton and another man died later. Four injured hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Marion
Paul D. Michel
C. W. Porter
Frank Gruber
Fort Wayne
Carl McGuire
Karl
Charles
Hamilton
Barn Destroyed by Lightning on Alfred Brown Farm
A barn on the Alfred Brown farm near Enterprise burned to the ground Saturday afternoon after a lightning strike during a storm. The blaze at about three o clock destroyed a recently stored wheat crop belonging to Andy Risch, causing several hundred dollars in damage.
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Alfred Brown
Enterprise
Andy Risch
Divorce Case Dismissed After Her Death
The July 3 divorce filing by A. E. Archer of Laurelville against Arminda J. Archer was dismissed Friday evening by Judge W. M. McKenzie at Mr. Archer’s request. Arminda J. Archer hanged herself in the barn the same day.
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A. E. Archer
Laurelville
Arminda J. Archer
W. M. McKenzie
Archer
Miss Sara Harper Visits Louisville Relatives
Miss Sara Harper departed Logan on Saturday to visit her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tschappat in Louisville Kentucky. She is staying at their home on West Front Street during the trip.
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Sara Harper
Logan
Louisville
Kentucky
Phil Tschappat
W. Front St
Woman mutilated by alleged Luciano associate spurs citywide hunt
Jean Bell described a killer who carved 3 12 and CL on her body after she allegedly failed to help free Charles Lucky Luciano. Detectives traced the suspect from Washington to a New York bound flight and launched a large manhunt with a possible accomplice dubbed the finger man. The 23 year old was rescued from a gas filled DC apartment by police after a faint SOS came through a phone line.
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Washington
Henna
Jean Bell
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Vice
Sing Sing
New York City
New York
Bocy
District of Columbia
London council for liquor curbs sets midnight sale limit
London Ohio liquor rules order all bars to stop hard liquor wines and six percent beer at midnight every night and prohibit 3.2 beer after 1 am Marshal George Keller will enforce the new limits.
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London
London City
FDR Discusses Flood Control Plan With Federation
Eastern state representatives from the United States Flood Control Federation met President Roosevelt in Hyde Park to push a three way emergency program. The president agreed to a talk before a two week vacation sailing cruise on the Sevanna. He planned to travel by train to Rockland Maine to join the schooner with his sons James, John and Franklin Jr for a sail up the Maine coast toward New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
New England
New York
Ohio Valley
United States Flood Control Federation
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Rockland
James
John
Franklin
Maine
New Brunswick
Nova Scotian
Girl Injured When Auto Skids Over Embankment
Miss Virginia Irvin of Columbus was treated at Cherrington hospital for a sprained knee and cuts after the car she rode in rolled over a steep hill near Old Man's Cave. Driver Kenneth Stehle escaped injury as clutch failure caused the rollover. both were brought to the hospital by Mrs. Arthur Smith of Akron.
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Virginia Irvin
E. Rich St
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
Old Man's Cave
Kenneth Stehle
Linwood Ave
Miss Irvin
Bloomingville
Stehle
Arthur Smith
Akron
Child of Spence Family Seriously Ill With Flu
The year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Spence on North Market Street is seriously ill with intestinal flu.
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William Spence
North Market Street
Apache Indian hanged on makeshift Gallows at dawn
SAN CARLOS Ariz July 13 AP Boastful Earl Gardner a 31 year old Apache killer was hanged for 33 minutes on a government improvised gallows using a rock crusher at Coolidge Dam. Armed guards watched as the trap released and the noose snapped his head back. He killed his wife and infant son last December and had earlier killed a fellow tribesman in 1925. Gardner spent seven years in prison and chose the extreme penalty rather than return to prison.
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San Carlos
Ariz
Earl Gardner
Gardner
Coolidge Dam
Arizona
Garner
Drop of 1% Is Registered Here Today
Local rains help drought damage grows as heat persists for the eighth day. Hocking Countians endure record heat with 106 degrees in Logan and 104% by afternoon while corn crops wither and calls for rain rise.
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Logan
Marie Martin
Weather Bureau
Walnut Valley
Willow Pond
Good Hope
Heat Dies In Northwest As Showers Fade Across Plains
Rains that ended drought in parts of the northwest faded, with no new rain in sight for drought areas. High temperatures persist in Illinois and central Michigan where hundreds die from the heat. isolated showers forecast for North Dakota Wisconsin and upper Michigan.
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Chicago
Northwest
J. R. Lloyd
Illinois
Michigan
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Rain and cooler weather ease heat across drought regions
Chicago reports relief as rain and cooler air move east from the Rocky Mountain states, but the heat still threatens many areas. Officials say drought fatalities exceed 1,250, underscoring the continuing danger as the storm path shifts.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountain States
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Frederick L. Cadman
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Niebling
Miner
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Old Man’s Cave
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Bismarck
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