END GUARDSMEN AT COSHOCTON END GUARDSMEN AT COSHOCTON
National Guardsmen will not be sent to Coshocton to quell fears of a mob at the jail over Robert Thompson, a 40 year old man convicted of assaulting a girl. James Huffman reported the situation to Governor Donahey’s office and General Henderson at Camp Perry. Thompson pleaded guilty and was sent to the grand jury without bail. He had prior prison time in Kansas. The sheriff refused to confirm his location overnight amid rumors he was moved.
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Coshocton
Robert Thompson
James Huffman
Donahey
Huffman
General Henderson
National Guard
Camp Perry
Thompson
Heaton
Kansas
Por
Canton
Ange
Patrick J. McDermott
Connec-Ion
I. Mellett
Crase
Ora
Slater
Ane
McDermott
Palletos
Bluem
Palteten
Hlnter
Stator
Fran
Cal Grim Agency
Metermott
McChline
Osterday
Elyria Council Advances Sewage Plant Plan With Bond Vote
The Elyria City Council approved a declaratory resolution to fund a new sewage disposal plant. Electors will vote at the general election on a tax levy outside passed limits to retire bonds up to 900000 dollars and pay interest, as required by the State Health Department order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
State Department of Health
Catholic Church Sees Calles Crisis Amid Plot Arrests
The piece notes renewed peace efforts with government rejection and Catholic leaders pressing for full law enforcement. Archbishop Jose Maria del Rio maintains office, signs church affairs, and thanks readers for sympathy. Fifteen alleged plotters have been arrested as police monitor for further threats.
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Caillen
Jose Mariay del Rio
Educeh Sidin Mexican
International
Calles
Gune Ara
Instant Relief From Bunions and Corns
A vintage ad claims Emerald Oil provides rapid relief for bunions and corns. It promises painless application with drops over swollen joints, reducing swelling to normal and shrinking the corns, backed by The Muir Co. and Co. W. Phillips guarantees.
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Hunian
Muir Co. and Co. W. Phallips
Marathon Golfers Set Columbus to Buckeye Lake Record
Joe Masters and Albert Bernet began at 5:20 AM from Columbus on a long golf marathon. Masters used a pedometer to measure distance as they played 36 hours across courses ending at Buckeye Lake Pek 0M. They totaled an estimated 150 miles with the final miles aided by a gal ludomoebite driven by Dr. V A Miller watching the route.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joe Masters
City Golf Links
Albert Bernet
Focrl Sport
Masters
Buckeye Lake
Pek
Slit Harkness
V. A. Miller
Harbor
Ruth Faces Arrest in Detroit Monday
Ruth, the Yankee star, faces arrest in Detroit next Monday if he does not appear Saturday in Brighton, Michigan to face charges of fishing out of season and without a non resident license. Conservation officer B Wilkinson said Ruth was arrested on his Detroit visa while in Detroit with friends and failed to appear for a prior trial.
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Detroit
Mich
Babe Ruth
Navin Field
Brighton
Liscense
B. Wilkinson
Oakland
Liveingstone
Ruth
Roth
Tigers
Art Heist Strikes Kat Alleniek Shop
Thieves stole forty thousand dollars worth of modern and antique jewelry from the Kat Alleniek Art and Craft Shop. They forced the front door, smashed glass, and escaped via a rear entrance, leaving a safe untouched.
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Trostox
Aug. U
Hiloeyes
Kataleniek Art and Caft
British Royal Travel Ends Traditional Royal Train Style
Interview quotes say the tradition of royal travel in pomp and secrecy is dead, noting that King and Queen and royal household prefer privacy. Paddington station is cited as a scene, with retirement rumors for a fifty year old official.
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London
Royal Travel
Accord
Truscott
Paddington Yailroad
Victoria
Atyie
Kong Aed
Wal Mier
Naeahkin
Number Six Primary Nominees Seen in St. Louis Column
A fragmentary list outlines candidates for governor and U S Senate from various parties. The text mentions names such as Robertson Darnell Davis Clarke Wren Corgi Johnson McCartney Hepburn Benownt Mourk Harris Evens and Glerhey with reference to party slates and terms.
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Torial Rave
Trapp
State Supreme Court
Bo A. Robertson
Goveryear
Wo A Darnell
PB. Davis
John RR. Clarke
T. W W. Wren
O. A. Corgi
Henry
Jiames Hepburn
Omer K. Benownt
Henry T Mourk
George Aly
We. T. Ot. Gen
Jim Harris
Edward J.evens
John Glerhey
Former Slave Found Abandoned and Starving in New York
Police found a starving former slave, Clara Pedis Batts, 7, on a New York street. She was taken into custody, fed, and charged with vagrancy. She claimed her guardian died recently in Boston and that she had been living away from home.
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New York
Clara Pedis Batts
Boron
Min Tanks
Joh Jd. Wilson
King Wolke County
Boston
McDermott suspect in Canton murder case pursuits extend
Report from Columbus and Canton follows McDermott sightings and a car description, with authorities summoning Cleary for meetings. Police probe includes Ed Saulsbury's store sighting and a Ford coupe number 403-194 as a suspected getaway.
Law Enforcement Campaign Pledge by Ohio A G Candidate
Middletown attorney Clinton Boyd, Republican candidate for Ohio attorney general, spoke in Elyria with campaign manager E. L. Sterne. He urged fair and impartial enforcement of laws, criticized selective enforcement, and warned lax officials undermine crime penalties and public trust. He travels to Sandusky Liwan Kiwanis luncheon, then to Toledo and Cleveland.
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Clinton DO. Boyd
Middletown
Ohio
Elyria
Los
E. L. Sterne
Boyd
Chronicle-Telegram
Supreme Court of the United States
Warrington
Shorain
Sandusky
Kiwanis Club
Toledo
Cleveland
Tawant
Past Commander Walter Weber Dies at 79 in Columbus
Walter Weber 79 long time Ohio G A R past commander died at home in Columbus. He joined the 44th Ohio Volunteer Infantry at 14 in Tiffin and served five years. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Council Withdraws Park Bond Resolution. The Tlyria Park Commission informed City Council it withdraws the plan to seek bonds for park improvements at the November election after a July 9 resolution to issue bonds in 1927 and 1928.
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Columbus
Walter Weber
Ohio Department
G. A. Ry
Clarenen
Weber
44Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Tiffin
Ghis
Fiuneral
Tlyria Park Commission
Governor Donahey Recalls Aide Amid Murder Probe
Investigators face displacement amid coordination as Governor Donahey may recall a personal representative. In Canton a murder case involving Pat McDermien and publisher Don Meltett prompts police to explore ties to an abandoned car found on Granger Avenue Lakewood. Melott, editor in chief of the Scripps Alliance, met with Donahey in Columbus to discuss the case.
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Cleveland
Todas
Granger Avenue
Lakewood
Canton
Ohio
Pat McDermien
Don R. Meltett
State Automobile Registry Department
Cahumbus
Lakewood Mastery
Stova Tate
Lowieville
Columbus
Gila
Lewall Mellott
Dan Tr. Mellott
Canton Daily News
Donahey
Washington, D. C
Scripps Alliance
Meliett
Wiliam Pontius
Baker John Melanoff Sued Over Worker Injury
George Nemelas Jr. petitions for 18900 dollars alleging injury at work as a truck driver for John Melanoff on 29th Street. He says a mixer gear injured his arm on November 19, requiring two months hospital stay and leaving his hand unusable.
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KOR
George Nemelas, Jr
John Melanoff
29Th Street
Ted
Three bandits rob Cleveland couple in garage
In Cleveland last night, three gunmen robbed Mr. and Mrs. Siva Russell in their garage, fleeing after stealing 8350. Police information lists the incident as a violent burglary and ongoing investigation.
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Cleveland
Ang
Sem Vollen
Mer
Siva Russell
Man Killed In Columbus Yards
Police investigated a fatal incident in Columbus yards after midnight. A man believed to be John D. Duncan of this city was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train. The mangled body and severed head were moved to an undertaker's, a broken watch halted at 10:36 indicating time of death.
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Columbus
Poelice
John D. Duncan
Pennsylvania
Pitt
Parker
Mother praises girl's record in New Rochelle event
In New Rochelle Clarabelle Barrett, a young competitor, reportedly set a remarkable time in an early toy event. Mrs Nathan Barrett disputes the report but supports her daughter as having a marvelous record.
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New Rochelle
Clarabelle Barrett
Nathan PF. Berrett
Chiribelle
Interdict Issued Against Mexico
Rome reports Pono Pius issued an interdict against Mexico over the Mexican government orders affecting Catholic clergy. The action followed recent government decrees and was received in Berlin.
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Mexico
Berlin
Rome
Mathers
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce From Kazimise Szeferky
Frances Szeferky of Lorain petitions for divorce alleging her husband has another wife and a child in the old country. She seeks to resume her maiden name Frances Szparagrska and says they married four years ago unaware he was not single.
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Lorain
Frances Szeferky
Kazimise Szeferky
Old Country
Frances Szparagrska
Man and Wife Arrested in Spoon in Auto Case
In Cleveland Ohio Judge Pons Green hears the case of Joseph Mack 22 and his wife 23 arresting officers Arthur Rol and Parrot man Chayton Beneseh on a public road on West 25th Street. The defendants plead not guilty claiming they are married and should not be disturbed as the judge considers the legality of a couple spooning in a car.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mipgielpal
Pons Green
Joseph Mack
United States
Sgc
Arthur Rol
Chayton Beneseh
Harding President Warren G. Harding’s bicycle to be shown at Marion museum
Local dealer D. Keeler has in custody a bicycle once owned by Warren G. Harding. The Eclipse 26 inch wheel, bought in 1889, was ridden by Harding and later by a chauffeur. Keeler plans to donate it to the Harding Memorial Association for the future Harding Museum.
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K. Kling
Hardings
Washington
F. J. Longshore
Kling
Devery
Louis Dennig
Dennig
Keeler
Harding
Chicago
North Pole Travel Now Too Easy Says Peary's Companion
Los Angeles Aug. 3 A companion of Peary James W. Davidson claims polar travel has become easier since 1893. He spent 18 months in the Arctic with Peary and notes Byrd would complete a similar voyage in twelve hours, thanks to advances in science, replacing dog sled journeys with faster methods.
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North Pole
Peary
Los Angeles
James W. Davidson
Artie
Davidson
Railroad neglect blamed in death and seven children left parentless
A man died after being dragged by a wagon wheel on railroad property alleged to be dangerous. The petition claims negligence by the railroad company. The mother must support seven children: Carl 7 months Evna 2 Howard Maurtie 6 Finney 8 Leonard 9 and Izazol 13.
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Peniilion
Hfo
Carl
Evna
Howard
Maurtie
Finney
Leonard
Ifazol
Tragic shooting linked to domestic strife in Cincinnati area
Police traced the fatal shooting to a jealous motive involving Ross and a Metager woman. officers recount the couple’s domestic trouble and Ross’s confrontation with his wife before he fired, with a later report noting an abandoned search for suspects and little solid evidence at the scene.
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Vlaver
Directane
Cincinnati
Ross
Ara Rs Yeatoye
Tol
Thora
Noss
Roxy
Rankin
Drie Dee
Wiliam
Tragedy Involving Aberdern and Clor Janont County Residents
The Wings had formerly resided at Aberdern Tyron county. Other principals in the tragedy had always lived in Clor janont county.
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Aberdern
Tyron
County
Clorjanont County
Stolen Roadster Belonging to W Poller Reported
A gray Chesser roadster, bearing the license numbers 220-581, owned by W Poller of Lorain, Wisconsin, was reported stolen yesterday noon. Lorain police received the information from a first-night inquiry, with details noting the vehicle's color and plate numbers.
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Auto Stalen
Chesser
W Poller
Kansas
Aren i. Lorain
Wis
Illness of Sec Sanders Not Serious
Everett Sanders secretary of President Coolidge was found not to be dangerously ill after a medical examination in Boston at Corney Hill hospital Brookline. Dr Arthur L Chute Back Bay specialist said Sanders might return to the summer White House within a week.
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SEC
Sanders
Boston
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Corney Hill Hospital
Brookline
Major Coupal
Arthur L. Chute
Back Bay
Snyders
White House
Four State Banks Incorporated Across Ohio
Columbus August 3 Certificates issued to four newly formed banks per state superintendent H L Scott The Farmers and Merchants Bank Company Smithville Wayne County capital 30000 The Security Savings Bank Company Akron capital 125000 The Westwood Bank and Savings Company Cincinnati capital 400000 The Citizens Commercial and Savings Bank Steubenville capital 100000
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Columbus
H. . Scott
Farmers and Merchants Bank Company
Smithville
Wayne County
Capital Stock
Security Savings Bank Company
Akron
Capital
Westwood Bank and Savings Company
Cincinnati
Citizens Commercial and Savings Bank
Steubenville
Markets Clay Buand Produce Cleveland Aug 3
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo list butter eggs oleo poultry apples potatoes and livestock prices. Livestock receipts at Cleveland and Toledo show steady to lower action across cattle calves lambs hogs with mixed quality and regional price ranges. Liberty bonds quotes in New York move with openings showing slight shifts across the 4s and 3s issues.
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Clay Buand
Cleveland
New York
North Carolina
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Mob fear as slayer Thompson awaits court
Coshocton Ohio August 3 quiet reigned after a night of nervousness as fear of a mob forming to reach Robert F Thompson 64 self admitted slayer of Gertrude D Ortroph 10 whose mutilated body was found Saturday. Special guards were posted and will be reinforced if troops are requested amid reports of a possible riot. by midnight the crowd dispersed without violence.
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Coshocton
Robert F. Thompson
Gertrude D’orstroph
Marquard
Rural letter carriers meet in St Marys Ohio
About 300 rural letter carriers from Ohio gathered in St Marys for the twenty fourth annual Ohio rural letter carriers association convention. The event runs with the Ohio Branch of the National League of District Postmasters and features speeches by Mayor Harold G. Neely Senator Frank B. Willis and A L Behymer. The dedication of the first community owned post office in the United States is planned for tomorrow with a fund of 45000 dollars contributed by local citizens. An aside notes a Chicago vote fraud inquiry and a grand jury investigation into crime and election irregularities in Cook County with witnesses from polling places.
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ST. Marys
Ohio
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association
National League of District Postmasters
Harold G. Neely
United States
St. Mary’s Postoffice
Frank B. Willis
A. L. Behymer
Cincinnati
Theodore H. Tangeman
Wapakoneta
Cook County
Chicago
Thomas Lynch
County Criminal Court
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