West Virginia troops to quell unrest in state
Governor Morgan urged immediate federal troop deployment amid threats and looting as armed bands seize cars and trains and demand free transport. President will withhold action until a report from General Bandholz arrives tonight. Major General Reed ordered to move into West Virginia from Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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West Virginia
Bandholz
Morgan
Washington
Wainwright
Maor
George W. Reed
Fth
Fort Benamin Harrison
Mnd
Isue
W. Va
Fort Benjamin Harrison
West Virinia
Miners March Toward Mingo County Sparks West Virginia Tension
A force of armed miners estimated at 4 000 to 6 000 reached Racine West Virginia en route to Mingo County to break the martial law there declared months ago by Governor E F Morgan. Camps were set on Indian Creek as leaders planned a brief rest before resuming their march.
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Racine
W. Va
Ming County
E. F. Morgan
Charleston
Phe Sams
Fins
Boone County
Marmat
East Bank
Marmet
Sncsful
Machine Gans Meady
Fam
Chafin
Madison County
J. B. Hill
Madi
Swindle scheme tied to $59 million, French in custody
Chicago report says Charles W. French dubbed a financial wizard faces federal scrutiny as investigators link him and about thirty associates to a web of fake securities. Two confessions detail methods used to lure firms into floating 20 million in fake offerings, mostly tied to Ohio and Midwest firms.
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Chicago
Charles W. French
United States
John V. Clinnin
French
Corfession
Clinn
Elmec N. Gerber
Cleveland
Charles Btrobel
Akron
O&klo
Peace treaty with Germany ratified ends war
Berlin August 25 United States Germany state of war ended formally as a separate peace treaty was signed at the foreign office to re establish peace Ellis Loring Diesel American commissioner and Dr Von fowen German foreign secretary signed for their respective nations end of the long conflict.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
Ellis Loring Diesel
von Fo Wen
Risk Lives Continues Search After Airship Disaster
Survivors pulled from the river include Lieutenant Wann, exhausted but alive, and Corporal W. P. Potter. Bodies of Lieutenant Esterly and Lieutenant C. G. Little prepared for transport homeward. British and American crews circled the wreckage as divers searched for more victims.
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Wann
W. P. Potter
Bedies
Howden
Charles GC. Little
Vieutenant
Esterly
ZR-2 Disaster Claims British and American Victims
An explosion and buckling of the ZR-2 airship over Hull caused multiple fatalities among British and American crew. Survivors describe a sudden collapse as girders failed and petrol tanks exploded, leading to a swift plunge into the Humber. An official inquiry is begun by British and U.S. authorities, with casualties listed and preparations to recover bodies forthcoming.
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Hull
Harry Bereman
Halifax
Bate- Man
North Sea
Charles Harrison Brown
United States Air Force
Brown
Humber
Busby
Air Force
U. S
Washington
United States Navy
Naval Board of
Great Britain
Naval
Congress
United States
Fifteenth Battery in Annual Reunion Held at Elyria
Eight members of the Fifteenth Battery from Cuyahoga Huron Lorain and Lake counties gather with families for a noon meal. Veterans present include T. C. Sokes Olmsted Falls and J. Paddow Olmsted Falls. visiting vets Harrison Fitch and Theodore Wood. Local towns shown include Elyria Oberlin Olmsted Falls North Olmsted Rocky River and Rocky River residents listed among attendees.
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Bifrecard Ohio Battery
T. C. Sokes
Olmsted Falls
Theodore Wood
Oberlin
Chas. Williams
Chas. Tattersall
Airs
George Langton
Albert Warner
Fidith Eggieston
Caughier
Elyria
HL Sorwensen
Leon Wennady
Marz Collins
Eis
Ches
Spencer
Trapé
Rocky River
Sirs
Lansion
Stockford
F. M. Stearns
Knanp
Joseph Nichols
Rocks River
and Airs
J_ S. Stockdale
North Olmsted
Oliosted Falls
Philo Stearns
McAllister Child Bitten by Dog in Columbus Incident
A Walter Rar doc reports a dog attack in Columbus injuring Mrs McAllister’s child who was bitten below the eye and cheek cut. Authorities ruled the dog not mad and ordered the owner to keep the animal at home afterward.
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Doc
Walter Rar
Columbus
Marion Faces Rising False Alarm Fiend
Aug 25 report says the false alarm fiend, a crank, strikes Marion daily with one or two department calls. Police and vigilantes are on close watch for the culprit as residents seek relief from the recurring alerts.
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Marion
Grafton Man Pleads Guilty After Intoxication Charge
George Chamberlain of Grafton changed his plea from not guilty to guilty after an alcohol related arrest. He was picked up while very drunk leaving Nas's soft drink emporium in Western Heights and will be sentenced this afternoon.
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Enion
Logan
Chafin
Unit
Businey
Fcation
Viet Minge
Washington
Senate
Dixwe
West Virginia
Fo County
Sen’ Kenyon
Iowa
mRtee
George Chamberlain
Grafton
Chamberlain
Nas
Western Heights
Local Driving Offenses Reported Amid Stormy Night
J S Tarrant faced his first intoxication arrest after an auto prank. He pled guilty and paid five dollars in fines. Leon Gooden was convicted of driving while intoxicated and fined twenty five dollars.
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J. S_ Tarrant
Leon Gooden
ZR-2 Hull Declared Unsalvageable by British Authorities
British naval authorities announced that the ZR-2 wreck could not be salvaged. The airship lies sunk deep in shifting sand and mud off the coast of England, making recovery impractical.
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Hull
England
Peebles Cards 73 in Western Open Round Two
Robert Peebles veteran pro of Peoria Illinois turned in a 73 for the second 18 holes early today in the Western Open golf championship second round at Oakwood Club Cleveland.
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Oakwood Club
Cleveland
Robert Peebles
Peoria
Search for AR-3 crew continues amid recovery efforts
Washington reports fighting peace and rescue teams seek the bodies of Lieutenant Marcus Esterly of Youngstown Ohio and Lieutenant Charles G Little of Newburyport Massachusetts, the only two AR-3 sailors not yet recovered. Norman C Walker is named as the east American survivor.
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Washington
Marcus Esterly
Amurdale Ivogue
Youngstown
Ohio
Charles G. Little
Newburyport
Mase
Leadens
Norman C. Walker
A. R
Navy
Preas
London
Sinn Fein Responds to Beer Regulation Proposals
The Sinn Fein ranks vow to uphold republican traditions as Dail Eireann plans secret sessions to review England’s peace proposals. An army order notes Ox Eireann’s reply is ending and Niall Eireann backs the government stance, while declaring readiness amid ongoing threats and calls for public consent.
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Sinn Fain
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein Pariament
Famean Pe- Vetera
Tre Reonhnean
Ox Eireann
Niall Eireann
Irish Republican Army
Kiwanis Hear inspires crowd with public good call
Judge Roy M. Williams of Sandusky spoke to Kiwanis members at week’s meeting as a District Governor candidate. He urged backing worthy public causes, praising fellowship and community life, and received frequent applause for his uplifting remarks.
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Kiwanis Club
Roy M. Williams
Sandusky
Williams
Lima
Kiwanis
Miss Mary Pease Called Home at 77
Mina Mary Pease aged 77 passed away at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a four year illness. The transition occurred yesterday afternoon. She had lived with her sister Mrs. George Wiers of East Avenue. She leaves two sisters Mrs. George Wiers and Mrs. Frances Cline of Elyria and one brother George Pease of Norwalk plus several nieces and nephews. Private funeral Saturday. Rev. W. S. Winters officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Norwalk.
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Mina Mary Pease
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Pease
George Wiers
East Avenue
Frances Cline
Elyria
George Pease
Norwalk
Rev. W
Winters
Elmwood Cemetery
Four Bodies Scorched at Pier Fire Rescue Scene
Rescue units worked at the blaze when 4 700 Albert Kramer was taken in on cusp today at the scene. Detectives called his actions suspicious and claimed he was drawn by curiosity. Eve said he was in Passaic when the fire began last night. Four bodies scorched. Fifteen hundred bodies of the soldier dead lay on pier four and were moved to safety as caskets weighed heavy. Tug boats were dispatched to relocate the Leviathan out to sea.
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Albert Kramer
Eve
Passaic
Pier Four
Discharges and Assignments List From Grafton and Sugar Grove
Names listed include Admiations Rangwald Deogasi ser Lafatia Clarence Os borne Stephen Nagy Henry Roeohl with addresses 308 Farke Avenue 303 Park Avenue 232 East Four fesath Street and families Mrs Ruth Birch and baby Mrs Alice Brace and baby near Grafton Sugar Grove and Stanford Davis 835 West River Street Mrs Hasel Wallace Charles Ewartz Leonard Hamilton Helen Broat 614 Lodi Street final entries indicate discharge status and street addresses in the region.
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Rangwald Deogasiser
Lafatia
Norway
Clarence Osborne
Department No. 1
Stephen Nagy
Grafftea
Henry Roeohl
Farke Avenue
Clarence Roehl
Park Avenue
Ruth Birch
Baby
East Fourfesath Street
Alice Brace
Graftom
Stanford Davis
West River Street
Hasel Wallace
Charles Ewartz
Grafton
Leonard Hamilton
Lodi
Helen Broat
Sugar Grove
Fire Devastates Hoboken Piers and Headquarters
Low tide left the giant liner stranded on the river bottom as flames raged along Hoboken Front. Fire boats forced through a burning pier to spray water, sparing the Leviathan from greater damage. Piers five and six suffered collapse, the unitar y headquarters burned, and twenty prisoners were moved to Hoboken jails during the blaze.
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Hoboken
Cantos
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Bulletin
Norman O. Walker
U. S. Navy Department
EK. M. Maitland
A. M Wane
British Air Service
L. H. Marfeld
Beam
Atlantic
Winn
Bellieh
British Naval Intelligence Offee
Cuia Cown Ead
Break Popham
British
Air Ministry
G. Cockburn
Seronautics Department
Staf
Cockburn
Mde
Maxyfield
Putnam
Co. A. Tinker
CA. SN
Afajor P. E. Vannostrand
United States Army Air Force
America
Tinker
Wasnestrand
Adam Jacobson
Marfield
St. Paul Winn
Valentine Biege
Brynmawr
Emore Coil
Marietta
Henry W_ Host
Clearwater
Florida
Oates G. Little
Mass
M_ FE. Esterly
A D. Pettitt
New York City
Maurice Pay
Greensboro
N.C
Charles J. Aller
Denver
Calo
Robert AL Coons
Owensboro, Ky
John WY. Hatcock
Tova’ E. Crowl
South Gatelina
George Welsh
Elgin
Til. WJ. Steele
Bain
McAllister
Navy Department
Sinn Fein
Bell
THE
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
O’donnell
En Bei
Volice
Hare
Dominkowski
Corale
la Trust
Promisse
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