Ohio mine reopenings mark tense union conflict in Ohio
July 15 reports from Columbus and Steubenville indicate two Hocking Valley mines and others near Belair and Leavitt Buckeye are preparing to resume under new wage terms. Mine operators warn of nonunion openings if unions resist, while UMWA leaders vow to stand firm and organize pickets. The situation across Jefferson Belmont and Harrison counties grows tense as restart plans unfold.
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Steubenville
Vastern Olio
Jefferson
Belmont
Rrison
J. Amasin
Association
Lara
Jefferson Country
Tose
Massilon Coalfin Co
Jeffer County
Offi Ss
Missing Man Held by Police in Colorado Incident
A disjointed report notes a missing man believed linked to a large fortune and securities totaling $9 million found on his person, with further cash possibly seized. The piece names A J Bos and references Redlands and Denver areas, amid unclear details of the man’s disappearance and circumstances.
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Colo
A.J. Boswasithy
Redlands
Sex
Denver
Riff Foils Jail Break at Athens Jail
Sheriff Williams reports a night effort by prisoners to saw through iron bars at Athens jail was foiled. The attempted escape follows similar incidents over the past few months and no one escaped.
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Willams
Athens
Bandits Shoot U.S. Consul in Mexico
Washington July 15 The American consul at Puerto Mexico William Edgar Chapman of Albine Okla was shot and seriously injured by two Mexican bandits in his home Sunday per a state department report from the British consul. The government is making vigorous representations to Mexico for apprehension and punishment of the culprit.
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Washington
Puerto
Mexico
William Edgar Chapman
Alhine
Okla
State Department
Shantung Abandoned by Army Armistice Report
London dispatch reports Chiang Kai-Shek and the northern government signing an armistice that allows evacuation of Shantung and borders to be observed. The move enables Chiang to concentrate against Hankow left wing forces while northern forces focus on Fens Yuhsine. United Press confirmation from the foregoings dispatches.
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London
Peking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Fens Yuhsine
United Press
Dispatches
Wife of slain Mayo testifies against gangsters on trial
Beulah Adams, widow of Major Joe Adams, testifies as prosecution witness against Charley Birger, Art Newman, and Ray Herland. She says a man claiming Birger urged more life insurance before her husband’s murder. Defense plans no extra witnesses, including Kane. City Council to meet tonight at city hall for routine business.
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Bentvu
Guiyas
Joe Adams
West City
Teday
Beulah Adams
Charley Birger
Art Newman
Ray Herland
Birger
Atformers
Kane
Iowa
Tere
Japan and Britain near naval pact as US remains cautious
Geneva July 18 delegates from the United States Britain and Japan report progress at the naval limitation conference but no agreement yet. Cross tonnage and cruiser calibers dominate talks while Americans resist linking tonnage to offensive strength. A communique says Japan and Great Britain are converging on cruiser limits and surface auxiliary craft while US stance remains unchanged.
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Geneva
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Police Chief Lengel Expected New Trial Action in Canton
Canton Ohio July 18 a motion for a new trial for Saranus A Lengel former police chief will be filed in common pleas court. Judge Frank M Glevenger will return July 22 to hear the motion. Prosecutor Henry W Harter Jr weighs releasing Steve Kashoik, star witness, as McDermott Rudmer and Streitenberger begin prison terms for the Merlett murder.
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Canton
Saranus A Lengel
Chet Here
Doc R. Melleit
Common Pleas Court
Todar
Frank M Glevenger
Wilmington
Lengel
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Steve Kascholk
Pat McDermott
Ben Rudt
Trudmer
Rollin Habbo
Clevenger
Drowning Death of Carl Champner in Detroit River
Carl Champner, 24, son of Mrs Ida Champner of the Elsvia block, drowned in the Detroit river Saturday evening. He had worked six months in the county auditor's office in Detroit. A Elsvia high school graduate, class of 1922, his body will be brought home and funeral arrangements will be announced later. Details of the drowning are scarce.
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Carl Champner
Ida Champner
Elsvia
Detroit
County Auditor’s
Champner
Elsvia High School
Two Lorain Residents Plead Not Guilty to Liquor Charges
Angela Love of North Ridgeville and W H Treaster of Black River Township pleaded not guilty in Lorain County court to liquor possession. Judge A R Webber set bond at 1090 dollars and a July 23 trial date. Rankin described seven gallons of liquor found with Love and beer with Treaster, plus autos parked at the Treaster home and a crowd of intoxicated partygoers observed in the yard.
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Lorain County
A.R. Webber
E. Rankin
Angela Love
North Ridgeville
W_' H. Treasier
Black River Township
A. R. Webber
Rankie
Lavo
Treaster
Hankin
St Johns To Meet Ghage Lutherans In Church League Game
St Johns faces Grace Lutheran in a Church Twilight League matchup tonight. Grace Lutheran boys were shut out 8 to 0 in the first half and aim to rebound as play starts at :00 in the evening.
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ST. Johns
Ghage Lutherans
Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Boys
Mansfield Man Electrocution Tonight
Columbus Ohio July 18 Phillip Orleck awaiting the electric chair at the Ohio penitentiary. Gov Donahey granted a second stay to avoid a Sabbath death. Orleck paces his cell as a 16 year old inmate listens to radio music and comforts a fellow inmate in a grim death house scene.
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Phillip Orleck
Ohio Penitentiary
Donaker Tstergemes
Donahey
Wilford
Mansfield
Orlock
Birthe
Gay
Blackbottom
Rabbi Strers
Vistors
Aida
Flosh Hewitt
Jefferson
Hewitt
Orleckh
Jconsole Grieck Menem
Death House
Orleck
Piusie
Donahey Probes Third Degree Charges in Yongetown Case
Governor Donahey orders Major Scheibel and police chief Goodwin to Columbus to face inquiry over Yongetter police accused of using third degree methods to elicit confessions. C. H. Sisto reported substantiating evidence after spending days in Yongetter, while no action on a related appeal by J. B. Compton. Trial actions for witnesses involved in assault and hatters cases proceed this week.
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Columbus
Charles Scheibel
Goodwin
Yonagetown
Donaher Wedneddar
Younestoun
Donahey
Nerk
Indiana Lake
C. H. Sisto
Younsyste+r
Sissons
Younstowne
JL BL Compton
Youngstown Prote Deter Agreacy
Twenty-One Rescued At Lorain Beach Sunday
A heavy under tow caused twenty one people to require rescue at Lake View Park municipal swimming beach in Lorain Sunday. Five lifeguards conducted the operations with no fatalities reported.
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Lake View Park Municipal Swimming Beach
Vienna Quiet After Three Day Disturbance Reported
News from Bratislava says Vienna restored normalcy after three days of riot violence that left 63 dead and 475 wounded. Arrests topped 252 including a communist figure blamed for the shootings. The government demanded immediate parliament while promising a full inquiry and ordered police to shoot rioters if needed.
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Berlin
Vienna
Bratislava
Flala
Tronchie
Baltimore and Ohio to issue 63 million stock
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to issue 63,2500 in common capital stock of 662,425 shares at 197 each. Terms and conditions will be set in a forthcoming report. Lloyd Church of New York, a stockholder, filed objections to the stock issue.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commisssion Today
Baltimore’ and Ohio Railroad
Commission
Lioyd Church
New York
Truck Crash injures Roscius near Overlin Road junction
A florel company truck and a car driven by Don Myers collided on the Overlin Road near Sunray. The truck failed to negotiate a turn at the LaGrange Road junction, overturned on the north side, injuring Roscius who was taken to Elvia Memorial Hospital.
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Jne Roseius
Florel Company
Overlin Road
LaGrange Road
Sheriiff’s
Ofkce
Cits
Don Myers
Roscius
Elvria Memorial Hospital
Dorahey Calls Special Election for 2nd Ohio District
Columbus Ohio August 3 proclamation will call a special election to fill the late congressman A B Stephens seat in the second Ohio district. Governor Donoher announced the timing planning a special primary and the general election date set for November 8 as the deadline for candidates to run.
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Columbus
Sule
A. B
Stephens
Ohio
Donsher
Cleveland Boy Drowns in Lake Milton Tragedy
Steve Stopak, 29, of Cleveland, drowned while swimming in the East Bay of Lake Milton. A friend from Cleveland nearly perished trying to rescue him as bystanders watched the effort unfold. The drowning occurred yesterday afternoon amid a large Sunday crowd at the resort.
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Toingstown
Lake Milton
Here
Steve Stopak
Cleveland
Stopak
Last Rites for Train Victims Tuesday at Lorain
Funeral services for the Chura family will be held at the Russian Orthodox church in Lorain, with burial to follow in Cleveland Cemetery after an eight person fatal act. The four victims died in a Saturday attalo auto crash near Ridgeville when their car was struck by a westbound New York Central mail train. Stephen and Mary Chura, Irene age five, and Vasil six months perished. embry baby died en route to Elyria Memorial Hospital. The accident disrupted identification but coroner ruled accidental death. Surviving siblings Emil 13 and Margaret 10.
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Lorain
L Ite
Stephen Chura
West 28Th Street
Stephen
Ite
Irene Chura
Wasil Chura
Fbabr Bey
Lorain Bioms
Carl Thum
West
43Th Street
Root Road
Ridgeviile
N. Y. .Central
Vasil
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jobie
Mary Glura
Myles Perry
New York Welcomes Transatlantic Flyers Byrd and Chamberlin
New York honors Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd and Clarence Chamberlin after their Atlantic flight arrival. Crowds gather in Battery Park and along Broadway as regiments, sailors, and marines join ceremonies, with Mrs Byrd and Mrs Walker present. The welcome effort trails Lindbergh’s famed reception, though packing venues and parade flotillas showcase broad public zeal.
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New York
Riehard Evelyn Byrd
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Battery
Broadway
Battery Park
Man Recovers After Slashing Attempt, State News
Edward A. Smith of West River road was badly injured Sunday fore noon in a failed suicide attempt by slashing his throat with a jackknife. He was rushed to Elycia Memorial hospital in a state of weakness but on the road to recovery. Smith, an engineer at the National Tube Company, reportedly had a dispute at work. Fire boats and ships paraded as crowds greeted fliers landing from the Macom, with officials and dignitaries aboard cars in a celebratory reception along Broadway.
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Edward A. Smith
West River
Elycia Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Smith
Ives
Megans
Foud
Lintbergh
Esra
Neville
Acosta
Balcben
Chamberlin
Walker
Byrd
Broadway
Keck BF
Hall Park
Cere Amonies
Commander Bird
Grover Whalen
Weekend Mishaps In Elyria Leave Family Wiped Out
A string of Saturday and Sunday accidents in Elyria culminated with a Root Road crossing crash that killed nearly an entire family. A Cleveland woman survived injuries from a ditch crash on West Street while an attempted suicide case was stabilized. Other incidents included two women struck by autos, broken fenders, and scratched bodies as police warn of lingering bad weather.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
X Une
Cleveland
Woman Struck by Car on Broad Street at Middle Avenue
Mrs Istella Marin of SoThere Street was struck Saturday afternoon while crossing Broad Street at Middle Avenue by a car driven by Henry March of this city. She was knocked down by the left front fender, and was later taken to Elo ra Memorial Hospital. The driver said he had the green light at the Broad and Middle intersection.
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Istella Marin
Sothere Street
Sust
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Henry March
Martin
Elora Memorial Hospital
Bowen Military Funeral Set At Arlington For Major Bowen
Washington June 18 A military funeral with full honors will be held at Arlington Virginia tomorrow for Major Thomas South Bowen a 41 year old Frankfort Kentucky native and noted aviator. Bowen died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital from injuries suffered five years ago in a crash with General Pershing during an obsolete weapon firing incident. A West Point graduate Bowen helped launch the army air corps in 1909 and commanded bombing squadrons in France. He played a key role in the arming air force debates over the timing of the German surrender ending the war.
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Arlington
Thomas South Bowen
Frankfort
Bowen
Walter Reed Hospital
General Pershing
Mexico
West Poit
Army Flying Corps
C. S
France
Berlin
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