Ohio mines operate with double shifts at Powhattan Plant
The Powhattan Mining Company in Powhattan opens a full night shift of 450 workers as eastern Ohio mines move beyond unemployment status. The Powhattan mine, the region’s largest, employs over 1,000 on site and outputs about 4,500 tons daily. Flood lights illuminate the valley as searchlights cut fog from the hills. Belmont County totals around 6,600 miners since the national miners union strike collapsed and unrest eased.
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Powhattan
Ohio
Powhattan Mining Company
Towership
Sunge
Belmont County
National Miners Union
Ohio State Officials Oppose Taxing Football Receipts
University officials told United Press they oppose Dr Henry Pritchett's Carnegie Foundation proposal to tax college football receipts. They argued OSU uses football income to finance athletic programs and new buildings now in debt, with football funds funding facilities that the state otherwise would cover.
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Columbus. C
Uversity
United Press
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Ohio State University
University
University Athletic Department
Ohio State
Death notices for Mrs J B Patterson and William Lutz
Mrs J B Patterson dies at her Carlysle home and arrangements to be announced. William Lutz 51 of Lorain dies after five day illness at St Josephs Hospital. Survived by Lena Lutz his widow and Mary Lutz. funeral at St Johns Church with solemn requiem mass and burial in St Mary Cemetery Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
J. S. Patterson
Carlysle
Jin
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Taylor
LaPorte Cemetery
Lorain, O
William Lutz
Grove Avenue
National Titbe Company
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ilness
Lutz
Middletown
National Tube Company
Lena Esch Lutz
Mary Lutz
John
Charles
Edward
St. John’s Church
David Ramos
St. Mary Cemetery
Elyria
Dracula to Be Shown at Dreamland Theater Tomorrow
A Universal horror drama Dracula with an added feature Resurrection starring John Boles and Lupe Velez comes to the New Dreamland Theater tomorrow night. The ancient superstition of undead beings rising on a yearly night frames the presentation.
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Dreamland Theater
John Boles
Lupe Velez
Youngstown Boy Shot By Police
Youngstown reports a boy shot by police today in a grocery store. He was taken to Misabeth's Hospital. Details on the shooter and motive remain unclear as investigators sort through the scene at the store in SFGANGETOWN.
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Youngstown
Noisy birthday party silenced on Oak Street
Neighbors complained of a 1:50 a m disturbance Sunday as police asked revelers to quiet the radio and close windows and doors. The incident disrupted sleep for nearby residents and prompted a police response.
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Po- Meg
Oak Street
Ridgeville Girl Represents Lorain County in Contest
Anna Nieding of Ridgeville represented Lorain County at a Grange Deflamation contest held Saturday attended by Lorain Countians. Prizes went to Mrs. Eberhard of Sharon County for first. The event included Eaton's sales band providing music and refreshments for about 230 attendees including numerous from nearby counties.
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Iss Anna Nieding
Ridge
Lorain County
Lorain
Eberhard
Sharodina
Kent
Eaton
Oyahoga County
Medina County
Sum County
Warneton
Flier Saves Selkies Plane Crashes
MT. CLEMENS Mich Aug 17 A reserve flyer Lieut William Day Jr 22 lost control of an army pursuit plane in an inverted spin about 2500 feet up He saved his life by leaping from a helicopter at 1300 feet landing unharmed on the Clinton river banks near Selkidee Field Jean Day of Greenport Conn is his home day traveled from Kelly Field Texas for the incident
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MT. Clemens
Mich
William Day Jr
Day
Jean, Day
Greenwith
Conn
Selkidee Field
Kelly Field
Texas
Clinton River
Dismiss Charge Against Umpire in Columbus
A charge of assault and batters against Larry Gaetz, American Association umpire, was dismissed in police court Columbus Ohio. Three witnesses testified Gaetz was not the aggressor in an after game altercation with a irate fan following Saturdays Columbus versus Kansas City game. A police escort carried Gaetz off the field due to upset fans over several close calls.
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Columbus
O. Aug
CPI
Larry Gaetz
American Association
Gaetz
Kansas City
Hercazary
Goetz
Hailstorm Closes Streets in Denver and Conference Opens
A mid-winter August hailstorm dumped three feet of ice on Denver streets while temperatures plunged and trees shed leaves. Streets flooded as storm sewers overflowed near Almeda and Santa Fe. In Marion Ohio the 94th Evangelical Church Conference opens with 200 attendees, speakers Bishop Dunlap and Dr Mook. Elyrian H G Grebel fined six dollars for intoxication.
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Denver
Tolo
Almeda
Santa Fe
Marion
Ohio Conference of Evangelical Churches
J. F. Dunlap
CG. A. Mook
Cleveland
Bonds Issued for Relief Reach 32.5 Million Statewide
Ohio cities counties and townships issued relief bonds under the Pringle Roberts act totaling over 32.5 million since March. The State Tax Commission has approved 41 bond issues for 2.02 million and seven totaling 18,640 dollars are pending. Cleveland leads in issuances. Toledo Youngstown and Warren also show notable activity.
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Columbus
Corysion
Cleveland
City
Campbell
Mahoning Coun
Logan
Canlaon
Stark County
Maple Heights
Gart Heights
Bedford Township
Cuyahoga County
Steubenville
Court notices and divorces in Lorain County docket activity
In And About The Court House In And About The Court House Vesta Humberstone Toledo filed suit against Rufus Rhine hant for 115 004 for injuries alleged in an automobile collision on Route 24 near Bellevue May 31. Foreclosure actions and partition suits are listed along with divorce granted to Ethel C Emerick Elyria from Roy F Emerick on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Vesta Humberstone
Toledo
Rufus Rhinehant
Emia
Bellevue
Ethel C. Emerick
Elyria
Roy F. Emerick
W. B. Thompson
Martin Mutz
Karl Mudjeak
Clover Leaf Rabbit Club Sets August Picnic
Members of the Clover Leaf Rabbit Club gathered at Merton Mason’s Ridgeville home for a planning session. They scheduled a picnic for August 2 at Riverview Park and planned to meet again next Friday with the Salisbury Brothers after an evening of games and refreshments.
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Clover Leaf Rabbit Club
Merton Mason
Ridgeville
Riverview Park
Salsbury Brothers
Delivery complaints for Mrs Esther Alfsen in Oberlin
Chronicle notices address Mrs Esther Alfsen on Groveland Street in Oberlin and ask residents with delivery complaints to call Ronald Wilbond at 335K or phone 528 R for assistance.
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Oberlin Groveland Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Reunion Draws Local Residents
Oberlin and nearby residents gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Dunlap for a reunion with attendees including Ralph Dunlap Eleanor Barone and other relatives. The article lists visitors from Berea Ky Creve Coeur and Willard with plans for ongoing visits and travel to Cleveland for the American Legion Auxiliary convention.
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Oberlin
Aus
Rautien Eid
J. E. Dunlap
Ralph Dunlap
Rehtor
Eleanor and
Iunier
Mes
Eleworth Barone
Heleanor
Clarence Mahan
Drake
Dunlap
Ing
Oxford
Fla
Ram
H. W. Barone College
Athwaite
Ada
Creve
Filmer Redding
Lois
Braithwaite
Ward Fewars
Berea
Lee Benton
Norwalk
Clara Reeves
Willard Could
Harvey Conian Michel
George Bumpus
East Bl Main Street
Ot Cire
Pau
Cora Gleason
Geneva
Eric Krapp
Willardcourt
E. M. Todd
Helen
Lakewood
Ruth Sargeant
Campbell
South Professor Street
Dorothy Linn
Tom
George Jackson
W. B. Durand
Paul Davey
Kent
Ohio
DL OM. Hevler
St. Sreaig
H. F. Arnold
East College Street
R Moore
Amerie Legion
Cleveland
William Yoder
Wheeling
W. Va
L. J. Avers
Lueila Raga
South Amherst
Lou Avery
J. D. Barner
Rebecca
Akron
Northern District Baptist Convention
Aiirport
Eloise Bahr
Spring Street
Cedar Point
Miss Epath Husted Sets Sail for Kobe Japan
Husted Hriday Nelson plans to sail for Kobe Japan to teach music in city schools after completing college in Oberlin. She is the daughter of Dr. Husted of Oberlin and has spent the past year studying there before departure.
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Husted Hriday Nelson
Kobe
Husted
Oberlin
Japan
Oran
California
Estella Coe
Dupan
Governor imposes martial rule on Texas oil field
Governor Murray issues a martial law proclamation in an east Texas oil field accusing an entrenched group of crude oil and natural gas producers of insurrection against conservation laws. Brig. Gen. Jacob F. Wolters is named to enforce the order after 800 state troopers were deployed and billets planned in Kilgore.
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East Texas
Jacob F. Wolters
56Th Cavalry Brigade
Kilgore
Murray
Oklahoma
Critique of Crime and Social Reform in Cold War Era
The article discusses rising crime and urban decay in western cities, urging reform of housing, slum clearance, and a reassessment of social and legal systems. It notes expanding laws and government controls yet increasing lawlessness across generations and calls for neighborhood improvements and redefined enforcement norms.
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Anderson
Morris Plescowe
Harvard University
Man Fined For DUI and License Suspension
Pete Bach of 308 Lake Avenue was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and had his license suspended for 69 days after arraignment before Mayor James A Hewitt this morning. He was arrested by Patrolman E L Oldag on December 1.
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Ned
Pete Bach
Lake Avenue
James A. Hewitt
E. L. Oldag
Argentina
Elyrian
LaGrange Man Fined for Intoxication at Arraignment
Guy Chapman of LaGrange was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Walter H. Watts. He was arrested by a deputy sheriff in the morning.
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Lagrange
Guy Chapman
Walter H. Watts
Shertix
Carnegie report questions legions and football subsidies
The Carnegie study argues that athletic programs incur government-like subsidies and burden taxpayers. It cites Harvard University earning vast athletic income, including football, and contends such funds should not be exempt from taxation while urging broader scrutiny of university subsidies.
Contested Senate Race Claims Stock Deal and Interlude
The document outlines allegations by Frank L. Smith offering 10 009 Sears Roebuck shares to a candidate upon withdrawal, with claimed stock values of 250 000 and 2 000 000 annually in later years. Woody declines to comment on interview details with Rosenwald and urges disclosure of the 1926 campaign’s terms, inviting fuller narration for the next edition.
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Séars-Roebuck
Smith
Woody
Rosenwald
Reed Committee
Frank L. Smith
Girls Club Meeting at Fast River House
The Dish Pan Dasies 4-H Club met at Trené Stoll’s home on Fast River street. Donna Greene demonstrated sandwich making with Irene Stoll and Josephine Bailey assisting. A picnic is planned soon at Mia Hicks Stop 7 1 2 Grafton road.
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Trené Stoll
Fast River Street
Donna Greene
Irene Stoll
Josephine Bailey
Mia
Dorothy Hicks
Grafton Road
Glider Crash Hurts Eleven in Valley Town
Eleven people were injured when a glider crash occurred during an exhibition flight. The craft reportedly hit a crowd area after lifting off, with authorities stating an air current contributed to the crash.
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Valusent
Piopig
Watereid
Seth
Pers Piopis
Jehn
Wag
Rai
Nine states supply most of dairy cattle to Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania imports tuberculin free dairy cattle mainly from Minnesota New York Michigan Missouri Maryland Wisconsin West Virginia and Ohio. The Department of Agriculture estimates these nine states provide the bulk of imports for the last five years. There are 500000 milk cows and heifers over two years old on Pennsylvania farms.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Missouri
Maryland
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ohio
Deer Hunt Families In Ruins In Oregon Forest Fire
A fire near Grants Pass torched acres as deer hunting families fled the flames in search of displaced mats and fawns. A Houston flight school story notes Mrs. Debie Stanford earning a top rating as Houston’s first female transport pilot after nine months of instruction.
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Grants Pass
Orc
Houston
Texas
Debie Stanford
Constable Handles Daily Hobo Special in Elko
Elko’s constable Harper acts as official greeter for the daily Hobo Special freight train. The train carries 100 to 00 tramps aboard and is herded back onto the rails and out of town. A curious note on cement for broken china and a mention of Mount Wilson Observatory follow in the fragmented story.
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Elko
Harper
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
Trial of 30 for Labor Disorder Killings Starts
HARLAS Ky Aug 17. thirty miners from the hills gather for the trial of Oy ise charged with murder linked to violent labor disorders. Three deputy sheriffs and a mining camp commissary are among four killed in a sudden ambush at a camp, while the state pursues those accused of instigating the death of a coal miner. CENTURY LOCK PERFECT TE BELFAST clock tale follows as a separate brief item.
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Harlas. Ky
Kentucks
Oy Ise
Go On
Tri
Faurel
Ulock
Belfast
N. Yo
Gleason
Bulgarian grain expected in England amid Danubian rivals
In Liverpool Savral grain merchants foresee light rival competition from Danubian grain late August. Bulgarian supplies are reported to be markedly below normal.
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England
Liverpool
Savral
Bulgaria
Oregon Workmen Compensation Fund Distributes Over 1.38 Million
Salem Oregon reports total disbursements of 1 389 733 24 from the workmen's compensation fund for the recent fiscal year benefiting injured workers and dependents across the state.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Duck Hatches Eggs After Hen Refusal
In El Reno Oklahoma S H Bell placed 15 eggs under a duck after a hen would not brood. All the eggs hatched and every chick survived in a notable farmyard success.
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EL Reno
Okla
S. H. Bell
Father Hatches Eggs The Midwife Toad Carries Eggs
The curious midwife toad lays eggs that attach to the male’s back and are carried until hatching, a rare reproductive behavior observed in this species.
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Ohio Mines
Bel Mont County
Dragula
Dreamland
J. B. Davidson
Avon
East Avenue
Crooks Coal Company
East Avenue Hill
O. K
John Kozer
Bath Street
George Wuhrman
H. Vosburg
Rush Street
Wuhrman
Flier
Seleks
Hailotcam Filla
H. G
Grebel
Weat Avenue
Wan
Pringle-Roberts
M Porteage and Titis Company
Frank Panzes
Walter Oldaz
Henry Oldag
Ernest J. Oldax
Carmline Oldag
A.W. Rah
J. R. Mueller
George Benkoer
Rabbit Club
Elyria Corps
Courtesy
Cleveland Press
American Legion
Ponent
Miss Epath Husted
O. Durand
George Dadid Jamiis
Durand
F. F. Beckwith
Harding Memorial
Frank Branson
Daud
Patricia
Betty
Inapolis
Winifred Beebe
Hast College Street
Charles Barrick- Jon
South
Jona Gibson
Savanna
Arthur Duffy
Woumbeer
Carnegie Report
Legion
Tndas
Prgrehart
Gloria
Gloria Swanson
Michael Farmer
Farmer
Europe
Mollywood
Miss Swansop
Marquis de la Falaise
Levelland
Per Per Denen
Ty von
Larly Oaetine
WDGK
Zanfsvileer, O
Homer E. Walters
China
Paris
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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