Ohio miners blast Governor White over strike policy
Corning Ohio July 7 strike leaders from the United Mine Workers assail Governor George White for his handling of the state wide bituminous mine walkout. Lee Hall and others speak before about 5000 miners from Hocking Athens Perry and Muskingum counties accusing state forces of using soldiers and bullets instead of wheat and charging the governor with enforcing a rule that local workers be used only where the mine operates. Hall says White cannot be trusted to carry out his ten point plan and claims evidence shows sheriffs escorting strike breakers to the county line and handing them to National Guardsmen for transport to Lick Run mine in Nelsonville breaking faith with the miners.
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Corning
United Mine ‘Workers of America
George White
Lee Hall
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Muskingum
Columbus
Vinton
Meigs
White
Hall
Nelsonville
Lightning pops corn on L. E. Coleman farm
A July 7 report from Sandusky describes a lightning strike that caused about six thousand bushels of popcorn to pop inside a barn at L. E. Coleman’s farm. The scene was marked by crackling wood and loud popping, a rare agricultural accident attributed to a lightning bolt.
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Sandusky
L. E. Coleman
Libby Holman Reynolds Questioned Over Death of Husband
In Winston-Salem North Carolina Libby Holman Reynolds may be questioned about the death by self inflicted gunshot of her young husband Smith Reynolds a 20 year old heir to the Reynolds fortune. Coroner ruled death by own action and Sheriff Scott noted uncertainty about murder. Libby Holman stands to inherit a large portion of the estate with Reynolds heirs set to receive substantial trust funds.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Transon Scott
United Press
Reynolds
Dalton
Miss Holman
Anne Cannon
Libby Holman
North Carolina
R. J. Reynolds, Jr
Abe Walker
Walker
Baker to Support Roosevelt in 1944 Dem ticket
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war under Wilson announced active support for Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Democratic national ticket. He responded with a confident "of course" when asked about his backing, urging unity to avert Democratic setback.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Girl Witness In Ohio Murder Trial
Sophia Dzoulis, 23, daughter of Tony Dzoulis imprisoned for his murder, testifies in the State of Ohio case against German Karaloff over the stabbing of her husband Christ Takko. She describes the love triangle and her affection for the man her father hated as she is called to testify.
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Sophia Dzeuclis
Tony Dzollis
Hfa
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Ohio
German Karaloff
Christ Trako
Sophia
Tiakott
Karaloff
Bast Dziama
Veteran of three wars dies at New London
Horace A. Myers 60 died at New London Hospital after years of declining health. Funeral services were held at Sackett Funeral Home with Rev. G. L. Kettenring officiating. Burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Myers served in Spanish American War, Boxer Uprising, and World War I as a nurse in Canadian service before transferring to the U S army. He was deputy marshal for New London and left two sisters and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace A. Myers
New London Hospital
Mr. Myers
Myers
China
Dog Army
United States
U. S
New London
Mrs. Myers
Sackett Funeral Home
G. L. Kettenring
First Baptist Church
Grove Street
Bold Lochinvar Lands In Jail
James Bowman a 23 year old Kentucky miner and his 17 year old girlfriend Irene Banner were found hiding in a ravine near George Moore's farm. Bowman surrendered after a shotgun threat as the couple attempted to flee toward Batavia to seek a marriage license.
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Batavia
Kentucky
Lochinvar
Cincinnati
James Bowman
Harlan County
Irene Banner
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
George Moore
Bowman
Robert Roberta
Moore
Gypsies Wed in Colorful Ceremony at Ashland Gypsy Camp
Rosa Miller a 22 year old Gypsy from Chicago wed at a camp five miles southwest of Ashland Ohio ashland. The groom an 18 year old scion of a Columbus Gypsy chief wore white and stayed hidden during the dance while Rosa wore gold metal cloth and scarlet purple. The ceremony followed by a night of dancing and feasting. The article notes the Antarctic continent area as more than 4 000 000 square miles.
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Ashland
Here
Rosa Miller
Chicago
Columbus
Rosa
Obituary and social notices from Oberlin briefed
Funeral services for Horace White were held at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors and he will be buried in Alabama. Rex Weston learned of his sister in law Mrs Walter Ostby’s death in Biwabik Minnesota. funeral Friday. Mr and Mrs S T Clark of 290 North Professor Street celebrated grandson Walter Brucker Jr’s birthday with relatives from Amherst. C H Weston plans summer in Northport Michigan after returning to Oberlin with son Rex. Mr and Mrs William Child visited from Roselle New Jersey and Mr and Mrs Isaac Terbough from Woodland Avenue. Mrs George Van Bockern returned home to Durrand Apartments then plans a Pa visit. Mr Ralph Crandall and wife returned to Pittsburgh after visiting Oberlin.
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Horace White
Allen Hospital
Sedgeman
Alabama
Rex Weston
Walter Ostby
Biwabik
Minn
8. T. Clark
North Professor Street
Walter Brucker
Jeanette
Charles
Frank Tresch
Frank, Jr
George
Eugene
Amherst
C. H. Weston
Grand Rapids
Mich
Northport
William Child
Roselle
N. J
B.V. Child
North Main Street
Isaac Terbough
Woodland Avenue
George van Bockern
Durand Apartments
Linesville
Paresville
Ralph Crandall
Pittsburgh
Anna Pease
Elyria
Oberlin Seeks 33292 38 General Fund Budget
The Oberlin village council reviewed the 1933 general fund budget totaling 333,292 38 dollars, a reduction of over 1000 from the current year. A public hearing is set for July 20, with routine business and other matters handled at the meeting.
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Oberlin
European Tour Starts Tuesday
A group of Oberlin College students led by Charles M Richards of the art department began a European tour from New York aboard the Olympic. The trip offers study credits and visits to beauty spots in England France Germany Belgium Netherlands and Italy with lectures in various museums. Richards has extensive travel and abroad study background under a Carnegie Fine Arts fellowship.
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Oberlin
Charles M. Richards
Art
Oberlin College
New York
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
Mr. Richards
Carnegie Fine Arts
Oberlin Group Returns From Geneva Meeting
Oberlin youths attend Geneva Wisconsin conference and return home this week led by Anne Ellsworth second vice president of the Y W C A. Other local attendees include Sarah Rumph rer Marcella Vaughn Mary Carter Gertrude Cheney and Elizabeth Stratton as Geneva hosts its annual gathering.
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Oberlin
Geneva
Wisconsin
Anne Ellsworth
Sarah Rumphrer
Marcella Vaughn
Mary Carter
Gertrude Cheney
Elizabeth Stratton
Court Actions and Divorces in Lorain County
The Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company sues John Gard Jr. for 370 dollars on a note. Vivian Testerman of Lorain is granted a divorce from Troy on gross neglect. Judge W B Thompson issues the decree today. John Kroicki of Lorain is fined 350 dollars plus costs for carrying concealed weapons after pleading guilty before Judge W E Thompson. Thomas Edwards of Lorain is paroled to Officer McFadden after being found guilty of shooting with intent to wound. Amherst Savings and Banking Company via I J Fulton sues J H Scibley for 35 413 and A G Menz for 4 480. Florence De LaVars sues Smith Auto Supply for 2 000.
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Lorain
Vivian Testerman
Lorein
Troy
W.B. Thompson
John Kroicki
W.E. Thompson
Thomas Edwards
McFadden
W. E. Thomeson
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
I. J. Fulton
Aginst
J. H. Scibley
A. G. Menz
Liquor Found In Jars From Government Auction
Four Denison men were arrested after police halted their truckload of half gallon jars seized in liquor raids. A search uncovered four half gallons of alcohol and two of whisky among the jars. U S Marshal Sam Cross defended the situation saying liquor may have been included by mistake. the men were released quickly with no names taken.
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Dallas
Tex
Denison
Texas
Prohibition Enforcement Office
University Park
U. S
Sam Cross
Marshal Cross
Ditch Improvement in Avon Township Favored by Two Attendees
Busy harvest season kept farmers away from the Wearsch ditch improvement hearing in the commissioners' office. Two attendees expressed neighbor support. commissioners approved the plan and ordered a survey. A second hearing will follow once assessment amounts are set.
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Avon Township
Riots Alarm Delaware and Marysville Institutions
Officials at the Girls Industrial School Delaware and the Marysville Reformatory for Women faced disturbances and near riots as 30 inmates escaped from the Delaware school. Tear gas and clubs were used, with riots continuing intermittently after capture. One rioter was cut, another sent to Lima hospital. Widespread unrest followed a Fourth of July celebration.
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Columbus
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Industrial School
Marysville Reformatory
Louise Mittendorf
Delaware Institution
State Hospital
Lima
Union County
Contempt Appearance Ordered for Robert J Agate
Judge W Thompson ordered Robert J Agate to appear in Common Pleas Court on July 9 to answer a contempt charge arising from alimony defaults. The action was issued today by the court.
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Common Pleas
Robert J. Agate
W. &. Thompson
Fatal auto crash near North Baltimore claims one life
One woman, Mrs. Martin Harris, 58, died shortly after a collision near North Baltimore, Ohio, while four others sustained injuries and were being treated after the wreck late last night. The body was taken to Findlay for a hospital transfer.
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Baltimore
Martin Harris
Findlay
Farm commodity prices rise with hog and cattle gains
July forecasts predict a general advance in farm prices after a month long rise in hog and cattle quotations with grains and butter firmer. Swine prices up 57 percent and cattle prices 17 percent point to higher farm buying power and potential relief for rural communities as meat prices hold near last year’s levels. Charles E Snyder notes the move boosts farmer purchasing and echoes wide agricultural impact.
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Chicago
America
Charles E. Snyder
Corn Belt Farm
Girl Attacks Matron at Reform School Incident
In Marysville and Delaware records an attempted attack on a matron by Alla May, a 16 year old transferred from the girls industrial school to the women's reformator, was thwarted by officers. Gwendolyn White, 15, and Helen Rollins, 16, injured escaping during a break for liberty. White required stitches after cuts to her leg and Rollins suffered cuts after striking the door glass.
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Marysville
Alla May
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Miss Mar
Louise Muittendorf
Gwendolyn White
Hllen Rollins
Break For Liberty
Miss White
Rollins
World flying team resumes after 11 hour rest at Berlin
The Number Two team continued from page one at 9 PM with Matten and Griffin closing the gap on Post and Gatty in the first round the world flight. They spent 11 hours 8 minutes resting then prepared to resume, dining on hesisteak with mushrooms and inspecting the airport and local plants before taking off again.
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Matten
Griffin
Gatty
Berlin
Cleveland Markets Report Butter Eggs and Livestock Prices
Cleveland market update lists butter and egg quotations, poultry ranges, and potato values. It notes live stock activity with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep price bands, plus grain flour and feed figures from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Regional farm markets and assorted produce prices from Ohio indicate current wholesale ranges and per hundredweight costs.
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Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Roosevelt and Norris to boost Progresive bid in West
The text outlines plans for a Progressive campaign anchored in New York Chicago and a western outpost in San Francisco or Salt Lake City to court Progressive Republicans. It cites a Wilson win via a western edge in 1916 and notes Senator Norris of Nebraska will actively push the cause, recalling his 1928 Smith campaign role.
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New York
Chicago
Far West
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Roosevelt
Middle West
Northwest
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
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Oberlin Ave
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Bold
Antarctic
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
North
South Dakota
General Fund
Oberlin Group
Florence de LaVars
Smith Auto Supply
Maryville
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Matron
Ake
Barres & Welsh
Middle Ave
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Sd. Ou
Toledo
Robert Stoller
Paulding
van Wert
Handis
Herb
En-Ar-Co
Herb Duvall
Beverly Ct
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Reublin Bros
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