Peace hover over mine area as deputies patrol
Peace hovered over the Tuscarawas mine area as 30 special deputies patrolled roads to the Maple Leaf and Brown Coal Co. mines after riotous demonstrations. About 100 non union men operate Brown mines under open shop terms. Price says pickets withdrawn per Col Reynolds request but will resume if needed. Union miners remain determined to resist operators and prevent break of the union.
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New
Philadelphia
Tuscarawas
Maple Leaf and Brown Coal Co
Maple Leaf Zone
T. J. Price
Midvale
Col
A. W. Reynolds
Price
Brown
Sharon Valley Coal Co
Mainwright
Governors Accept Donahey Invitation For Conference
Governor Donahey has favorable replies from Governor Betl Jackson of Indiana and Governor Len Small of Illinois regarding a conference of miners and operators to settle the coal strike. He may reconvene the interstate conference with their participation.
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Columbus
Donahey
Betl Jackson
Indiana
Len Small
Illinois
Small
George D. Sutton
Small Ofluois
Kanakee
Jackson
Obliterate Old Landmark On Second Street Well
Workers filled in the forty foot city well on Court and Second Streets ending a landmark era. The well, unused since a sewer project ten years ago, fed thirsty horses and people during fairs and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
Court and
Second Sts
Second Street
Ita
Boat Found Ashore Believed Owner Drowned on Lake Erie
Lake Erie authorities believe the owner of a small fishing boat found washed ashore at Sand Beach last night died attempting to reach shore. The boat contained fishing tackle bait a string of fish and a Cleveland fishing license. Attorney Otto Hankisen of Toledo reported locating the vessel amid indications the occupant was lost at sea and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lake Erie
Sand Beach
Cleveland
Otto Hankisen
Lindbergh Flies From Cleveland to Pittsburgh Visit
Charles A. Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis flies over Pittsburgh at 1 35 p m en route to Wheeling after a Cleveland stop of two days. Thousands cheer as 23 000 attend a farewell. a fire near the engine oil pump caused a brief scare but did not damage the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Cleveland
Wheeling
Lindbergh
Brook Park
Bishop Urges Unity at World Faith and Order Conference
Lausanne August 3 Bishop Charles St Brent of Buffalo urges unity in the Christian church saying division threatens the faith and Western influence in the East. The world conference on faith and order began after 17 years of planning sparked by Bishop Manning's 1916 Cincinnati resolution with major funding from J P Morgan and Charles Evans Hughes led committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
United States
Charles ST. Brent
Buffalo
World Conference of Faith and Order
Brant
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
New York
Cincinnati
J. P. Morgan
Charles Evans Hughes
Infantile paralysis outbreak probed at Martins Ferry
Columbus Aug 3 Col Co PT Robbing head of the Division of Communicable Diseases is ordered to Martins Ferry to investigate an infantile paralysis outbreak. Reports say 20 fully developed cases and several suspicious cases with one death. The Board of Health closes playgrounds bans Sunday schools churches and shows for under 16s and orders children to remain in their yards. A reported outbreak also noted from Lhrichsyilin and steps will be taken by the department to handle the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Col Co
Robbing
State Department of Health
Martin's Ferry
Department
Board of Health
Largest plane delivered today at Ford airport display
A 74 foot wing span monoplane designed to land its cargo mid air traveled 190 miles per hour and was shown at Detroit's Ford airport. It will go to Curtiss Field New York for Royal Typewriter Company use to speed dispatch to 310 offices nationwide. John A Collings piloted with Leonard West as mechanic. A stop may occur at Bellefonte Pennsylvania or Hadley Field New Jersey.
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Detroit
Ford Airport
Curtiss Field
New York
Royal Typewriter Company
John A. Collings
Ford
Ilonard West
Bellefonte
Hadley Field
New Jersey
Idsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
313
Secret flight attempt England to India ends in Danube
London reports a non stop England to India flight began at noon yesterday in a Hawker Horsley. Flight Lieutenant C R Carr and Flying Officer B C Dearth were aboard the aircraft. They passed the Belgian coast at 2 p m and landed in the Danube today. Both men were shaken but unhurt in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
India
Danube River
Air Ministry
C. R. Carr
B C. Dearth
Hawker-Horsley
Cranwell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tunis
Carr
Persian Gulf
Dearth
Mabel Normand Stricken by Influenza and Pleurisy
Santa Monica Calif Aug 3 Mabel Normand screen comedienne is in a hospital after two weeks of illness she was moved from her Beverly Hills home as her condition worsened influenza and pleurisy were reported by her doctor Lew Cody her husband was listed at a location near La Jolla awaiting further word on her condition
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mabel Normand
Comedienne
Beverly Hills
Ilneas
Miss Normand
Lew Cody
la iJolta
Sandblast Crew Finishes Court House Exterior Work
The workers paused for lunch at noon and left half an hour of painting and sandblasting to finish the courthouse exterior. The dome painting will follow to match the lighter lower section, making Elyria’s courthouse look new from the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Court House
Stand at Geneva Will Remain Despite Withdrawal
Washington Aug 3 The Geneva naval conference faces a critical stage as the American delegation shows strength amid Coolidge withdrawal from the 1928 presidential race. Japan's holiday plan to save the conference has slim chances, while Britain holds 405 909 tons of cruisers built or authorized. Nelsonville tax dive: coal mining suspensions hinder tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Witdrawal
Janan
Britain
Cooholse
Ohioans Expect Coolidge Shift on 1928 Presidency
Washington reports that President Coolidge’s apparent withdrawal from 1928 presidential consideration will influence Ohio’s gubernatorial outlook. Ohio politicians had propelled a Coolidge third term, arguing his run would bolster the Republican state ticket next year and help defeat the Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Ohio
Senator Fess
Levine Accused of Bad Faith in Flight Return Plan
Paris Aug 3 Accusations of bad faith marred Charles A Levine's plans to return across the Atlantic in the Bellanca monoplane Columbia. Levine and pilot Drouhin discussed troubles for two hours with lawyers present. Drouhin and Mathis claim Levine delayed the flight and sought a Bagheri pilot as a replacement, Levine saying he could find a hundred pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles A. Levine
Atlantic
Columbia
Levine
Maurice Croughin
Drouhin
Mathis
Ilevine
New York
Droughin
Lorain Man Bond Raised After Liquor Arrest
Frank O Keefe of Lorain had bond increased from 1000 to 2500 after a second liquor arrest by Officer Rankin. Judge A R Webber raised bail as Rankin reported fresh liquor on O Keefes premises. O Keefe and neighbor William Kelley faced liquor and resisting arrest charges with trial set for Monday.
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Frank O'Keefe
Lorain
O. E. Rankin
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
O'Keefe
Rankin
Hehtning
Frank Justin
William Kelley
Wall Street recovers after severe stock market drop
New York August 3. Belief that President Coolidge may run again spurred a rapid market rebound after heavy overnight selling. General Motors and Dupont recovered from lows, Timken Roller Bearing surged to a new high, and overall activity remained intense with 815,000 shares traded in the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Coolidge
General Motors
Dupont
Ten Oil Fleet Destroyed by Fire Near Memphis
Two men perished and two were fatally injured as a fleet of ten oil barges valued at 709000 dollars burned below Memphis on the Mississippi River. Fire began on a barge near Salem Bend on the northward trip from Lake Providence, spreading to all vessels. Four workers escaped with burns. two died. Edwuard Frakes, 27, of Evansville, and Terry Haute, Ind., are named in the report. Frakes had desertion records from Newport, Tenn. and an escape from a city hall window is noted in the narrative.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Salem
Lake Providence
Edwuard Frakes
Terry Haute
Ind
U. S Putnam
Newport
City Hall
Canton Naval
Frakes
World awaits governor Fuller decision in Sacco Vanzetti case
In Boston on August 2 1936 the world awaits Governor Samuel Fuller’s ruling on Sacco and Vanzetti amid a hunger strike and looming execution. The prisoners remain in Charlestown state prison death house awaiting the gubernatorial verdict, possibly extending their delay beyond August 10.
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WORLD
Fuller
Death House of State
Charlestown
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vangeth
Alen
Sacco
Vanzeli
Farmer
Woman in Ohio Attempts Suicide Over Toothache
Mrs. Stowe of Findlay Ohio attempted to commit suicide during a toothache. She was taken to a hospital in a critical condition. Her husband Dr TD Stowe was present at their home in Michiganport where an accidental coal mine incident caused injuries to a worker by a pick and narrowly avoided a worse outcome.
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Lansing
Mieh
DD. Stowe
Findlay
Ohio
Stowe
TD. Stowe
Mel Yin
Cross
Coolidge’s sudden pledge to not seek re election shocks nation
In Rapid City on August 3 1924 a political jolt erupts as President Coolidge declares he does not intend to run in 1928 stirring congratulations and despair from across the country. Observers note fatigue and signs of strain while allies weigh the implications for the Republican renomination race and possible successors including Dawes Hughes and Lowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Coolidge
White House
Misha Ad
Repub-ican
United Press
James F. Coupal
Anaious
Great Britain
Lowdon
Obes
Hughes
Wid
Ifoever
Aga
Choose Defines Its Use by President in Plymouth Vermont
In Plymouth Vermont a schoolteacher says President Coolidge’s remark that he will not run again was not a special Plymouth definition of choose. Florence Cilley notes the word means the same here as elsewhere and cites her years of teaching.
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Plymouth
New Hneyland
Muir Florence Cilley
Vermont
Coolidge
Mies Ciller
New Fingland
Hooverbacks Coolidge Nomination in Chicago Again
Secretary of Commerce Hoover reiterated support for President Coolidge in a formal statement released through his secretary. He said he still believes Coolidge should be renominated and re-elected, as he stated in Chicago ten weeks prior.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Tierbert Hoover
George Akerson
Chicago
Coolidge
Hoover regarded as logical GOP candidate in Wallace's view
In Williamstown Massachusetts August, Henry A Wallace, agricultural editor and son of former Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, calls Hoover the likely Republican presidential candidate after Coolidge declines to run in 1928. Wallace, a Lowden supporter, says nomination remains unlikely.
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Williamstown
Mass
Tierbert Hoover
Coolidge
Henry A Wallace
Wallace
Institute of Politics
Frank O. Lowden
Tilimoia
Two Amherst Men Bound Over After Shooting Fray
Sam Yaske and Sam Laneswicz, residents of South Amherst, were bound over to common pleas court on $300 and $500 bonds after a shooting incident. Yaske was treated for buckshot at Amherst Hospital, while Laneswicz was charged with shooting to kill and Yaske with threatening to kill.
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Sam Yaske'l
Sam Laneswicz
South Amhherst
Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice
S. J George
Vashell
Lawrewict
South Amherst
Vashkell
Lancewies
San
Yaskell
Amherst
Lancewiez
Kin
Coolidge Home Folks Surprised Amid Election Talk
Turmoil sweeps Coolidge supporters as rumors of a possible re election stir Plymouth area residents. An executive action today altered the mood, with townsfolk hearing via telephone from distant officials about the political shift.
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Marion
Canuittee
Werner
Wenead
Martins Ferry
Carence D. Chamberlin
Long Island
Chamberlin
Geneva
CAWT
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Willis
Longworth
Flyer Agcust Levine of
BAD Faith
Alyva
Oii
Pnjsan
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Gays Hoover
Florence
Arstow
Heen
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