Movement Toward Home Underway as Troops Arrive in West Virginia
Federal troops moved toward the coal region around Sharples and Madison as unrest continued in the Kanawha Boone Logan and Mingo counties. Reports from Charleston said troops disarmed several men guarding a locomotive on the Chesapeake and Ohio line and marked the gradual restoration of order amid warnings of possible martial law.
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Charleston
W. Va
A. P
Madison
Sharples
Tétile Coal River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Logan
Bent. B
Royden KR. Sparkes
New York Tribune
Feq
Waly
Locan Oday
H. D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Hatfield
Sparkes
Baeone-Logan
Elroultg
Blair Mountain
Crooked Creek
Camp Dix
Ts Dus
Rsey
St. Albans
Ottawa
Jeffrey
Blair
Bandholtz
Washington
White Howse
Virginia
Wnnderstood
Geoeral Brandholtz
Tha
Ara Nok
Harding
Potomac
Chesapeake Bays
Weeks
War Department
General Staff
Arciva Ghartesten
AW. Va
Uthwestern
UN Poaing
W H. Bandholts
Boone County
Lagan
Boone-Logan County
International
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Wi Perry
Kanawha
Boone
Mingo
Creati
Banda
Clotuser District
Ite
W.M. Blizgard
Wilson
Logan County
Howard
A. Maltin
St’ Albans
Clothier
Spruce Ford Ridge
Clair-Clathier-Jeffrey
Jackson Arnold
Fayette County
E. F. Morgan
Kannawha and Michigan Railroad
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
American District Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pan Handle Flyer Injured In Head-On Crash Near Follansbee
White Beall of Wellsburg was severely injured when his car collided head on with a Follansbee Milling company truck at Bates bridge near Coshocton while en route to a party in Stanton Park. He received twelve stitches for a six inch facial gash and was later taken home in weak condition.
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White
Stanton Park
Frank Sinclair
Wilson Teall
Wellsburg
Follawsbee Milling Company
Bates Bridge
Gill
Walisburg
Beall
Steubenville
Follansbee
Wellsbure
Tax rate increased ten percent in Steubenville
City budget details show a 10 percent tax rate rise to 22.20 mills for the coming year. Auditor Sherman Floyd cites a school levy increase and the Taft era state and legislative acts as drivers, outlining city, school, state, county, township, and local corps levies across Steubenville and surrounding areas.
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Steubenville
Sherman Floyd
Floyd
County
Township
Budget Commission
Brush Creek
Cross Creek
Island Creek
Knox
Mt. Pleasant
Ross
Saline
Springfield
Salem
Smithfield
Wayne
Warren
Wells
New Alexandria
Toronto Island Creek
Toronto- Knox
Empire
Stratton
Dillonvale
Mingo Function
Steubenville City
Bergholz
Amsterdam
Richmond
Adena
Bloomfield
Grover
Yorkville
Brilliant
Body of Private Zalewski Reaches Hoboken for Steubenville burial
The body of Private Felix Zalewski, first Steubenville fallen in the Thirty Seventh Division, arrived at Hoboken and will be sent to his home within a week. He sailed for overseas in 1918, was killed near Montfancen during the Argonne fighting on September 26, 1918, and rests in a French cemetery awaiting redistribution to Ohio. The Company B Veterans Association and the American Legion will attend the funeral. final date depends on government notice.
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Felix Zalowski
Steubenville
France
Hoboken
John Zalowski
War Department
Felix Zalewski
Francis R. McCook
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Camp Tee
Baccarat
Great
Argonne Woods
Zalewski
Montfancen
Cemeterica
Court Desos Boyement
Company B. Veterans Association
American Legion
Columbus
Sieubenvitle
U S Sends Note on Mandated Territories to Allies
The United States has dispatched a new note to allied powers regarding mandated territories. The State Department announced the note aims to clarify sovereignty over A and B mandates under the League of Nations and seeks assurances of receipt and publication within twenty four hours.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Soverine
League of Nations
Desperate Bandit Gardner Escapes McNeil Island Again
Tacoma dispatch reports Roy Gardner train bandit believed to have escaped from McNeil Island federal prison after a break during a baseball game. Guards shot two companions as Gardner fled through the fence and into wooded areas, using cattle as a barrier. Gardner, 34, has a history of escapes and robberies including a 1931 rail hold up at New Castle.
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Tacoma
Wash
Roy Gardner
McNeil Island
Gardner
Liberty
Everett Impyn
Camp Lewis
Lawarduy Bogart
Bogart
Impyn
Heber Votaw
Federal Prisons
Warding
Votaw
San Diego
Calif
Thiaima
Portland
McNeil
New Castle Dailf
Roseville
New Treasurer To Enter Office On Next Tuesday
Robert J. Mc Cleary retires after four years as county treasurer. Dean Crisswell will be sworn in next Tuesday morning to take over the office. Crisswell will leave the Munker Company and retain the current staff, including Minnie Sherratt, Mieg Jean Blinn, and Miss Sue Speaker, with Helen Crisswell joining as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tressurer
Robert J. McCleary
Dean Crisswell
Mr. Crisswell
Munker Company
Crisewell
Minnie Sherratt
Mieg Jean Blinn
Sue Speaker
Helen Crisswell
September Grand Jury in Session Opens Long Term
The September grand jury convened at 1 30 with R C Elliott of Mingo Junction as foreman. Judge Carl Smith instructed the jury, likely to last weeks as Prosecutor Pearce presents six first degree murder cases and many other crimes. Two hundred or more witnesses are expected. members listed include James Bell and more from Mingo and Toronto. The September term of Common Pleas Court opened with Judge Smith presiding. various cases, settlements, and dismissals follow in this lengthy session.
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R. C. Elliott
Mingo Junction
Carl Smith
Stanton Pearce
James Bell
William Skaggs
George Tate
Mingd
Donald Francy
Walker Stratton
J.C. F. Hales
L of
Toronto
H. B. Robinson
R. D. No
Common Pleas Court
Judge Smith
W. Mora Har
Rgon
James J. Harrison
Henry Hammond
George Barger
J. W. Collins
Union Building and Loan Cove
Wilbur H. Nelson
Edward J. Green
William Green
Ohio
Jassie Keith
Jack Brock
C. Lattimer
George Welling
Oliver ‘Tweed
John
Anna B. Willamson
Cross Creek Coal Company
Henry N. Hammond
Steub
Hardware U
Burgess W. Lewis
Edward Bateman
John Lewis
David Conaway
Pietro Di*Vova
E. W. Parke
Alse
Domenic Tucci
Gertrude Tucci
D. F
Jeave
Forest Fire Engulfs White Pine Lumber Settlement
A forest fire swept through White Pine eight miles north of McGrath Minnesota destroying the settlement early this afternoon. A sudden thirty mile wind pushed the flames beyond fire lines, forcing Solant village residents four miles east to flee as the blaze raged out of control.
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McGrath
Minn
White Pine
Solant Village
Escaped prisoner’s fourth breakout ends in custody
A convict who fled sheriff guards after chaining a guard en route to prison escaped again and was captured in Centralia Washington after a prior escape from Napa California and a string of prison breaks.
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Bery
Napa
Calif
Centralia
Wash
Western Ohio Conference backs President Oregon in Mexico
The Western Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church endorsed President Oregon in a Mexico area address. Bishop Luther Wilson, presiding, pushed to finish sessions and said pastor assignments would be made Monday. Rev W W Kent’s conduct charges were dismissed for insufficient evidence. The 1923 session will consider lay participation as Dayton Grace M E Church hosts next year.
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W. W. Kent
Ohmer Park
Dayton
Grace M. BE
Wilbur H. Thirkield
Oregon
Mexico
New Laws Take Effect Including Bread Weight and Truck Limits
Columbus Sept 6 The Brand law limits commercial bread to one pound and related measures. the Reynolds act creates first degree murder for killing a police officer. the Parke law sets ten ton truck weights and grants enforcement authority to highway officials with seasonal restrictions. Other laws address prohibition observance in schools, robbery penalties, pawnshop licensing, and fingerprinting felons.
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Columbus
A. P
State
Burke
Department of Agriculture
Alven Hakery
Garrell
Ceate Securities Department
Trials of mining officials open in Williamson county court
Williamson West Virginia September term of Mingo county Circuit Court opens with a packed docket expected from industrial strife cases. Prosecution aims to clear all charges including 14 men linked to 1920 Matewan killings and indictments against Keeney and Mooney of United Mine Workers District 17. An International Miner’s Union organizer David Robb faces an accessory charge tied to June death of trooper William McMullen. Sid Hatfield and Bud Chambers, defendants in an earlier trial, were killed August 1 in Welch while en route to a court hearing.
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District 17
United Mine Workers of Americas
Keeney
Mooney
Tye River
David Robb
Miners Union
Wreck of Pennsylvanian Train Near Coshocton Injures Thirteen
Thirteen people were slightly hurt when Pennsylvania train 34 from St Louis to New York derailed near Coshocton Ohio. Eleven coaches and two locomotives left the tracks after the pilot jumped the rail. Five injured were treated at Coshocton hospital and released. one passenger remained hospitalized. Rail crews cleared the line by dawn and rerouted through trains. Local passengers and crew escaped with minor injuries.
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Coshocton
A. P
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
New York
Harold 3. McFarland
Wapakanet
Paul Laurence
E. J. Powler
Adolph Sholer
Lawrence
Agnes
Neawcomerstown
Arthur Northrop
Marietta
Ralliet Nesjeengera
Stewbenville
Coshocton Hospital
Two Men Die as Car Skids in Akron Crash
Akron Sept. 6. Homer Helm and Otis Roblin Jr., both Cleveland Color ed colony members, were killed when their car overturned on the Brecksville road at Richfield. Several other occupants escaped when the vehicle ditched on wet pavement. Helm, a taxi driver from Cleveland, owned the car.
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Akron, O
A. PB
Homer Helm
East
Thirtyseventh Avenue
Otis Roblinson
West Twenty-ninth St
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland Colored Colony
Brecksville Road
Richfield
Arthur Smith
Woodland Ave
Claude Robinson
Otis Davis
Plaine Ave
Anderson Shy
James Storer
Denlall Ave
Helm
Cleveland
Refusal to Comply With Gas Commission Order
Medina and Lima gas disputes escalate as Medina Gas cuts supply last Thursday prompting Medina mayor to appeal to Governor Davis to restore service. Lima plans ouster proceedings. council readiness noted. State Public Utilities Commission discussing the matter with Lima and Medina gas officials and company attorney.
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Lima
A. P
Medina Gas Company
I. A. Burkhardt
Harry L. Davis
Medina Company
Lima Natural Gas Company
Mayer Burkhardt
Columbua
Lima Gas Company
Lima Gas
Commigaton
Ira L ‘Neely
Medina Gas and ‘Fuel Company
Boy burglars sought by authorities today
Police hunt two juvenile burglars after a 4 am break in on North Third street. They took about 9.25 dollars from Charles Feist and 40 pennies from Merl Somerville’s roomer, using a forced window and screen. Neighbors alerted by Charles Howell’s screams aided in the search. Footprints and stamps found at both homes link the crime to youths. Banks from Feist home recovered later in weeds on nearby property.
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North Third Street
Charles Feist
Merl Somerville
Feist
Somerville
Charles Howell J
Howell
Yella
L. H. Hill
Felst
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