Train Jump Near Coshocton Injures Dozen
A Pennsylvania eastbound train left the rails five miles west of Coshocton at 11:30 last night injuring twelve, none seriously. Seven coaches plowed into a bank at sixty mph, two hundred feet of track destroyed, workmen restoring one track by dawn. The list of injured includes Caroline Hirsch and James Olmer among others from New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Reading.
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International News Service
Coshocton
Pennsylvania
Caroline Hirsch
New York City
Abandon Private Grievances Work Together Davis
Secretary of labor James J. Davis via International News Service urges cooperation to curb unemployment. He calls labor to avoid strikes and employers to grant sensible wages, urging prudent buying and full use of public and private work. He warned winter unemployment may rise, but spring could bring improvement if all work together.
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International News Servic
Washington
James J. Davis
Secretary of
Labor
Internaional News Service
Davis
Labor Day Weather Muse From The Baffled Almanac
A playful verse laments Labor Day hints of rain while imagining a sunlit holiday. It imagines picnics, golf and fishing plans thwarted by forecasts, urging readers to hope for clear skies despite a wet start.
New Castle Man Recalls Caruso Funeral Visit in Naples
Tony Defonso of Moravia Street, returning from three months in Italy, witnessed Caruso's in state at Hotel Bertolini. He says Naples drew unprecedented crowds and notes widespread unrest in Italy due to taxation and high costs, with the dollar valued highly against the lire.
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New Castle
Italy
Enrico Caruso
Tony Defonso
Moravia
New Castile
Bertolini
Naples
Defonso
Carazio
Defonno
Rome
Milan
Cornerstone To Be Placed With Much Ceremony
An elaborate program marks the laying of the cornerstone at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School on Cunningham Ave. Friday at 4 PM. Eighth graders led by the Croton band will march to the site, where city and county officials, board of education leaders, and prominent men will attend. A gifts box will be prepared under Oliver Brown’s direction, with speakers addressing civic duty, industry, and thrift.
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Benjimin Franklin Funter
Cunningham Are
New Castle
Croton
Cunningham Avenue
W.W. Aiken
oMfelala
Diyvectora
Board of Trade
Austin J. Ringer
First Methodist Church
Cornerstone
Oliver P Brown
Board of Education
P. Emery
Lawrence County
A. Barnes
D. S. Pyle
Shenango Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Thrift. EE
Beautiful Daughter Of Countess Of Athlone
A brief notice or feature highlights the beauty of the countess of Athlone's daughter. The item notes royal or noble lineage and presents a concise profile of a titled family member.
Surplus Food Distributed to City Needy
More than 150 residents benefited from surplus meats corn and other foods collected after New Castle Consistory meetings at New Castle High School. RB J Berquist of the City Rescue Mission oversaw distribution yesterday and last night to those in need.
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New Castle
New Castle High School
RB. J. Berquist
Ryhal Again Before Alderman on Attack Charge
Ryhal faced Alderman Walter T Hamilton on a charge of attacking Clara Belle Lennox. The hearing was postponed at the Commonwealth’s request because Lennox is not yet ready to testify. Ryhal remained silent, insisting he has nothing to say until his trial.
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Thomas Verne Ryhal
Clara Belle Lennox
Aldermain
Walter T. Hamilton
Opinonwealth
Miss Lennox
Ryhal
Secon
Triad
Marriage Licenses Planned in New Castle Area
New Castle connections list marriages planned for the area including Helen N Novakin and John Marsa in New Castle with Rose Exposit and Darry Hlga E Joe Bohs also noted. Officials schedule shows Crove City and New Castle as focal points for license processing.
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New Castle
Imore
Crove City
Helen N. Novakin
John Marsa
Darry Hlga E. Joe Bohs
Forbes Plan Opposed by Soldiers in Baltimore Pageant
International News Service reports a Buddie Week event in Baltimore attracting ex service men from Norfolk and Richmond. Recruits arrive from Pennsylvania as the 29th Division backs away from Colonel Forbes education plan to fund four national universities in abandoned cantonments for disabled veterans. Officers argue veterans prefer diplomas from established colleges. The 29th selects Milton Beckford as commander. Typhoid cases rise near Wilson Avenue extension. health authorities investigate familial cluster.
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International News Services
Baltimore
Norfolk
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Rockford
Milton A Beckford
Jury date set for September term in Criminal Court
The September term opens Monday at the courthouse with Judge Emery assisted by Judge McLaughry. District Attorney Moses reports a flood of indictments and a busy grand jury. The schedule includes a double court and Motions in the morning. A key case is the commonwealth versus Augusta Anhlquist related to Wilhelmina Bernard's death.
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Court House
George W. Moses
Judge McLaughry
Mercer County
Haring
Plummer Emery
Emery
Commonwealth
Augusta Anhlquist
Wilhelmina Benard
Haskell Relief Chairman Declares Independent Work
Colonel William N. Haskell, chairman of Russian relief for the American Relief Commission, told reporters in New York that the task before him is immense yet pursued with absolute independence and disinterestedness. He said the service will be carried out under his direction without political influence. Continued on page two.
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Ty KE. M
Mrs. Robert Glenn Dies at 90 in Portersville
Mrs. Robert Glenn aged 90 died September 2 at her home in Portersville. Her husband, 98, survives. The couple observed their seventieth wedding anniversary March 25. Surviving children include Mrs. Anna McClymonds Iowa, Mrs. Susan Vance Butler, Mrs. James Smith Wilkinsburg, Mrs. Eloyt Show Pittsburgh area, Walter Glenn Colorado, and Mark Glenn Portersville. She leaves 22 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Robert Glenn
Portersville
Glenn
Anna McClymonds
Iowa
Susan Vance
Butler
James Smith
Wilkinsburg
Eloyt Show
Walter Glenn
Colorado
Mark Glenn
Portereville
Shea
Ater
Police Chief Urges Careful Driving To Save Lives
Police Chief J Ed Rider urges motorists to use sound judgment and cooperate with police to reduce reckless driving. He cites speeding on hills and past North and Fulle streets, notes the impracticality of policing every driver, and says fines alone won t deter habitual violators. responsible driving is essential for street safety.
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J. Ed
Rider
Jefferson and
Highland
Miners Battle to Reach Logan Before Federal Troops
In Boone County near Logan West Virginia on September 3 battles raged at Blair Mountain and Crooked Creek as miners pressed to reach the county seat before federal troops. Two unidentified miners' bodies were found, while heavy firing began at Crooked Creek at 10 am and snipers roamed the road between Ethel and Logan. Army troops under Colonel Jackson Arnold were dispatched to Blair Mountain and Crooked Creek as a daybreak lull suggested a temporary pause.
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International News Service
Logan
W. Va
Blair Mountain
Crooked Creek
Ethel
Arnold
Rvnera
Jackson Arnold
Two Bad Checks Taken by Local Merchants
Merchants report two bad checks recently passed by a well dressed man in North Mill street. One check for 76.20 drawn on Merchants' National Bank of Cleveland was returned unpaid. A second check drawn on First National Bank of this city, issued by a local young man known to police, is under investigation.
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North Mill Street
National Bank of
First National Bank
News Will Not Issue On Monday
Labor Day observance causes the News to suspend Monday publication while the business office remains open to assist advertisers for Tuesday’s issue.
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Areze
Beating Death Case Shocks Parental School Officers
Chicago dispatch reports warrants for Fred Smith superintendent and Charles Boer instructor at the Parental school after Orville Vardeman aged 14 is said to have been beaten to death by inmates with staff involvement. Coroner to exume the body and reopen the inquest. Smith and Boer charged as accessories to manslaughter.
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Orville Vardeman
International News Service
Chicago
Fred Smith
Charles 4. Boer
Vardeman
Smith
Boer
Tire Theft Report At Moravia Street Warehouse
Burglars forced a van door entry at the 3 M Tire warehouse on Moravia Street this morning and stole four tires identified as Slyq 38 x 4 1-2 non skid mat tires from Standard Tire Company of Willowhee, Ohio.
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3. and M. Tire Company
Moravia Street
Anry
Slyq
Standard Tire Company
Willohee
Ohta
Death record for Jalya Bonu in Bast Mud area
An obituary notice reports the death of Jalya Bonu, age eight, with limited details about the location Bast Mud and circumstances. The brief record notes the deceased and a regional reference without further biographical specifics.
Federal Troops Arrive As Miners Retreat
Fed troops move into the Logan Boone border area as miners pull back from entrenched mountain positions. The arrival is welcomed by miners who hope for safe return home with protections for their interests. About 300 troops were reported on the Logan Boone line, with 700 more under command nearby. Communication with HQ had not yet been established.
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International News
Charleston
W. Va
Madison
Logan-Boone
Entire Family Burns To Death In Tenement Fire
In New York an entire family perished early today when a four story tenement on First Avenue burned from an incendiary origin. Police found a broken lamp and oil near a lower hallway as clues, and a passing motorist raised the alarm. Several others were seriously injured in the blaze.
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International New York
Firstsvenze
Snapshots At News Por the Purpose of Hair Bobbing
Fragmented OCR style report notes incidents across towns including a barber need, a warrantless arrest, a saloon beating, a street collision injuring Dora MeaAduus, a double suicide attempt, a missing person case, and a carnival company incident. List of names and places appears with multiple injuries and fatalities.
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Pittsburgh
Marshall Bchleimer
North Chicago
Til
John B. Plummer
Stewartstown
George Wolfe
Philadelphia
Peter Alesi
J. W. Beard
Peach Bottom
Lota Schleigel
R. F. Peters
Reading
Robert Jacobs
Central Port
Leong
Island
Labor Day
Arthur Mometer
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Thia Pretty Iittle Girl
Countess of Athione
Lady May Cambridge
Iittle
Forbes
Wilson Avenue
Augusta
Cedar Ross
Haskell
Relief Party
Debars
League of Nations
Hoover
Boone County
Miners
U. S
Mingo Front
West Virginia
H. H. Bandholtz
Couggeston
Employe
Rand
Logan Border
Thoston
Manchester
Congregational Church
Atromp
Mittsburgh
Stack
Daniel
Dol Stack
Kb. Cru
Rey
Titusville
Dora MeaAduus
Bradford
Ball Milly
Ohio
Emerson
Trice
Rane
Katheryn Birney
Eportad
Pranvein Stibieh
Johnstown
Bhougis
Pohostown
Camden
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