Picket camp near Lick Run mine torn down by guards
In Athens County a months-old picket camp near the Lick Run mine of the New York Coal Company was ordered removed by Sheriff Wayne Wingett who called it a public nuisance. National Guardsmen dismantled tents and burned benches and tables as clashes occurred. two men were injured, one with a fractured skull, in ongoing tension between miners and pickets. An attack at Chauncey involved dynamite and sniper fire, with streetcar service disrupted for hours but no serious injuries reported.
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Athens
Lick Run
New York Coal Company
Nelsonville
Wayne Wingett
National
Wingett
John Shaffer
Moray City
Virgil Russell
Suchter
Russell
Shaffer
Herrington Hospital
Loga
Lick
Chauncey
No 25
Newark Coal Company
Norman Crowhurst Injured in Milk Wagon Accident
Norman Crowhurst age 14 suffered a fracture to the skull after a milk wagon struck the driveway curb and jolted him. He was a passenger with Francis Flood, driven by John Smith of Maumes Day Company. Crowhurst was taken to Memory Hospital by Earl Huukly of Grange.
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Norman Crowhurst
Iddie Avenue
Frans Fiood
East River Street
Maumes Day Company
John Smith
D. 2
Smith
Norman
Memory Hospital
Earl Huukly
Grange
New Confession Absolves Two In Slaying
Natchez Miss August 23 a new confession absolves Charles Dana 61 year old eccentric and his housekeeper Miss Javia Dockery 60 in the Jane Iget Merrill slaying. Emily Burns a negro man is said to have given the confession to deputy sheriffs. Stone deputy sheriff said the confession followed an earlier disclosure that Dana and Dockery were present at the killing.
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Bullete
Natchez. Miss
Chard Dana
Eccene
Javia Dockery
Jane Iget Merrill
Emily Burns
Joseph Stone
Dana
Miss Dockery
The Weather Forecast IHIO Fair and warmer tonight
The forecast indicates fair skies with a rise in temperatures in the southwest portion tonight. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with mild conditions and light winds across the region.
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Ihio
Adgers Favors Reducing Pay of Officials
P H Rogers Lorain County representative to the General Assembly would sponsor a bill at a special session to cut salaries of elected county officials by at least 10 percent with potential further reductions to equalize pay. The measure would apply during the Ninety First General Assembly and could affect all officials elected in November. Prosecutor Don W Myers noted terms may limit changes for those whose terms do not expire this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H Rogers
Lorain County
General Assembly
Rogers
Ninetieth General Assembly
Don W. Myers
Myers
Auditor
Common Pleas
Ingalls to Speak at Wellington Fair Tomorrow
David S. Ingalls the flying candidate arrives by air and plans to address the Wellington Fair. Despite a lame arm from an accident he continues a broad gubernatorial campaign across Ohio over the next 26 days, aiming to boost his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Ingalls
Wellington
Ingalls
Wellington Fair
Cleveland
Ohio
America
Progress Rapid On Widening Of Highway
Rapid progress on widening Route 20 from Elyria to the Cuyahoga county line six point four miles was reported by R C Hill vice president Hull and Hill Company Elyma general contractors. The project began with pouring a ten foot strip to reach a 30 foot roadway while maintaining traffic. About one and a half miles will be new brick and more than sixty percent of labor will come from county relief registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
R. C. Hill
Hulland Hill Company
Elyma, General Contractors
Hill
Petition Drive Against 1 50 Monthly Charge in Lorain County
E C Wolf reports 1152 Lorain County residents signed petitions protesting the Reserve Power and Light Companys 1.50 monthly service charge. Plan to form a consumers committee to study the rate and present a case to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Mass meetings set at Eaton Penfield Junction and Belden schools this week with more communities to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Power and Light Company
Lorain County
E. C. Wolf
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Eaton
Penfield Junction
Belden
Eaton School
Wolf
Loomis Resigns From Board At Pleasant View Sanatorium
Ford Loomis, president of the board of trustees, will resign to county commissioners this afternoon. He says time demands on his schedule prevent proper service and that stepping down allows the board to appoint someone with more available time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Loomis
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Loomis
Economic Conference to Tackle Credit and Employment
Washington Aug 23 President Hoover plans to limit the upcoming economic conference to expanding credit facilities and boosting employment. The gathering is summoned to meet this week in the capital to address these specific economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Conference
Washington
Hoover
Poorly Lighted Auto Leads To Arrests In Lorain And Cleveland
At about 9 30 pm a poorly lit auto Alan White of 305 21st street Lorain and Brasa Rosa of Evangel ine avenue Cleveland were stopped after one headlight and no taillight. Officer L D Brown found three five gallon cans of alleged liquor in the rumble seat. They attempted to flee but were stopped. White charged with transporting liquor and Rosa with possession. Arraignment due this afternoon or tomorrow.
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Harry White
21St Street
Lorain
Brasa Rosa
Evangeline Avenue
Cleveland
L. D. Brown
16Th Street
West Avenue
Ninth Street Alley
Brown
Arthur Hurd
C. E. Barnhart
White
Nquor
Rosa
Derby Gts Meet With Mishaps
El Paso hosts 5 remaining Cold Air Derby contestants after a Tucson to El Paso journey filled with accidents and worry over missing planes. No injuries were serious. pilots reported eventually. The group aims for Rowell New Mexico then Lubbock Texas, with a final arrival in Cleveland for the National Air Races after Bartlesville. Eldon Cessna led from Tucson to El Paso with 497.7 points, Gladys O Donnell followed with 325 points, Roy Hunt ranked third.
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EL Paso
Tex
Tucson
Rowell
X. M
Lubbock
Cleveland
Bartlesville
Okla
Mildred Morgan
Beverly Hills
Calif
J. C. Sprague
Eldon Cessna
Wichita
Kaun
Gladys O'Donnel
Long Beach
Cal
Roy Hunt
Norman Oklahoma
Women set new endurance record on Long Island flight
Flying Boudoir completed an 196 hour endurance flight over Long Island to set a new women’s record, beating the previous 123 hour mark by 73 hours. Pilots Mrs. Louse McPherridge Thaden and Mrs. Frances Harrell Haralson Marsalis rested after landing at Cur USS Field at 6 05 p m. Officials and observers praised the feat amid challenging weather and fatigue.
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Valley Stream
L. I
Long Island
Cleveland
Louse McPherridge Thaden
Frances Harrell Harsalis
Bobby Trout
Ena May Cooper
Cur- Uss Field
Ruth Nichols
Stewart Reiss
Frances Marsalis
Louise ‘Thaden
Teachers Rally Plan For Labor Day Meetings
Lora County schools skip holiday to begin 1932-33 planning. Ridgeville School hosts sessions for all teachers with specific times for grades and subject departments led by principals and named teachers such as Mrs Edna Taylor Miss Elizabeth Wilcox Ellel Patterson Paul Mendenhall J L Opplet W H E Blake and A C Beers.
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Lora County
Ridgeville
Edna Taylor
Elizabeth Wilcox
Ellel Patterson
Paul Mendenhall
J. L
Birth certificates required for Lorain first graders
Lorain county schools will require birth certificates for all children entering the first grade on September 6, the opening day of the 1932-33 school year. Children must be six years old by January 1 to enroll, according to County School Superintendent R. P. Vaughn.
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Lorain County
R. P. Vaughn
Hutchinson Family Leaves on 4500 Mile Air Trip to London
The Hutchinson family starts a 4500 mile Atlantic crossing in the bi motivated Amphibian plane The Flying Family from Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn heading to St John New Brunswick then London The crew includes George R Hutchinson Blanche Kathryn Janet Les Peter Redpath navigator Joseph Ruff engineer Gerald Ablissish radio operator Norman Alley cameraman The six hour flight aims to reach St John within hours of takeoff
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Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Hutchingson
London
North Atlantic
Flying
St. John N. B
George R. Hutchinson
Richmond
Hutchinson
Blanche
Kathryn
Janet Les
Peter Redpath
Joseph Ruff
Gerald Ablissish
Norman Alley
St. John
Twenty five pilots head toward Birmingham air derby
Atlanta August 24 Twenty five pilots sped from Candler Field toward Birmingham Ala for the Atlanta Birmingham leg of the Washington Cleveland air derby en route to the National Air Races. Fred Dorset Augusta Ga flying 2 gypsy moth handicapped leads the field with 391.5 points, Huffman Cincinnati 369 is second, Tuohy Olean NC 256.35 is third, Helen McCloskey Pittsburgh 171 fourth. Field Bradford Pa and Fenton Toledo Oh forced down but later reported in. Art Davis Lansing near Greenville DC and E W Stitt Washington along with Cecil Coffrin Brooklyn failed to report.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Dorset
J. 8. Huffman
Cincinnati
John F. Tuohy
Olean
N. C
Spartanburg
S. C
Helen McCloskey
Pittsburgh
J. A. Field
Bradford
C. J. Fenton
Toledo
Art Davis
Lansing
Greenville
D. C
E.W. Stitt
Washington
Cecil Coffrin
Brooklyn
Norse Descendants Launch Atlantic Journey Toward Oslo
Thor Solberg and Carl Petersen left Harbor Grace Maryland at 4 43 p m EST in a Bellanca Sesquiplane to retrace Viking routes to Oslo Their first stop on the projected flight to Norway was Harbor Grace with Solberg's bride of a year awaiting him the daybreak launch aimed to cross the Atlantic and reach Oslo via multiple legs.
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Floyd Bennet
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Thor Solberg
Carl Petersen
Byrd
Antarctic
Harbor Grace
Oslo
Berg
Air race looms as Green Mountain Bay departs for Harbor Grace
Barre Vermont Aug 238 A transatlantic air race loomed today as the rebuilt monoplane Green Mountain Bay left Barre Montpelier airport at 9 18 AM EST bound for Harbor Grace Newfoundland. Pilot Clyde Allen Lee 24 Oshkosh Wisconsin and relief pilot John Bochkon 28 Brooklyn New York led the flight with 5000 Vermonters watching Fog delayed takeoff but sun cleared. If timing holds the trip to Kjeller Oslo may total about 32 hours.
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John Bochkon
Brooklyn
Julius Robertson
Negaunee
Mich
Bochkon
Lee
United Press
Harbor Grace
Kjeller Field
Oslo
Newfoundland
Mollison aims return flight after Ireland solo
Capt A Mollison plans to depart New York within two days weather permitting, targeting Wednesday or Thursday for his return across the Atlantic after inspecting his Meth plene. He enjoyed a city visit with receptions at city hall the Canadian Club and the California Society and received a congratulatory note from Col. Lindbergh. The Scots flier stressed he would not attempt the flight if odds were poor. In Bellefontaine Ohio a municipal power plant cut electricity rates by 10 percent, saving consumers about $15,000, with last year earnings at $44,651.
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New York
A Mollison
Atlantic
Morrison
City Hall
Canadian Club
California Society
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mollison
Ireland
Bellefontaine. C
Costly fire destroys Ravenna fairgrounds buildings
At Ravenna on August 23, a blaze gutted eleven fairgrounds structures including floral hall and grandstand. Estimated losses reached 75000 dollars, with some insured. Night watchman Harry Procter found a kerosene can at 3 am. fire chief Fred Knapp said arson is suspected and state fire marshal Frank Henry will investigate.
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Ravenna
Ravenna Fairgrounds
Floral Hall
Harry Procter
Fred Knapp
Procter
Kent Fire Department
Revenue Department
Frank Henry
Woman Confesses to Killing Employer at Ohio Farm
Nellie Kumler 38 signed a confession admitting she shot and buried her employer Eleanor Gunsaulie 52 on the Gunsaulie farm near the Ohio line west of Oxford Ohio. Sheriff Ellison said the confession resolves the slaying. Kumler had alternated stories, first claiming innocence, then blaming Gunsaulie’s husband.
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Bulletin— Liberty
Ind
Nellie Burns Kumler
Eleanor Gunsaulie
Gunsaule
Ohio Line
Oxford
Ohio
Herbert Ellison
Acquire Property for Bridge Site at Jaeger Kolbe Roads
County commissioners acquired two parcels owned by John and H Hazel Erhart in Black River township for a bridge on Jaeger road at Kolbe road. No money changed hands, only a requirement to reconstruct the fence along the new boundary.
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John
H. Hazel Erhart
Black River Township
Jaeger Road
Kolbe Road
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University of Pennsylvania
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