Miners siege Lafferty mine as Ohio guards debated
More than 1,000 striking miners and supporters massed around the M. A. Hanna Coal Co. Lafferty mine in St Clairsville threatening to shut the mine. Sheriff Duff and deputies faced a mob with tear gas and machine guns as Belmont County debated requesting Ohio National Guard to restore order.
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ST. Clairsville
Lafferty
M. A. Hanna Coal Co
Howard Duff
George White
Ohio National Guard
Belmont County
Hanna Company
Thompson
Lafferty Mine
New Lafferty
Perjury and embezzlement case against former state senator Bender
In Cleveland on June 12, defense challenge to strike references to Bender s cash book was overruled. Judge McBride allowed testimony on the book. Miss Jessie Coates, former secretary for the Constitutional Law Enforcement League, testified amid cross examination about copying the cash book and its disappearance from the league bank safe. The trial centers on alleged misappropriation of league funds and a false report of 1927 campaign expenditures.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
N. Craig McBride
Gerald Pilliod
Jessie Coates
Bender
Constitutional Law Enforcement League
League
Guy G. Farquharson
Miss Coates
Farquharson
The
Columbus
the League
NTO
Bonds Sold To Toledo Concern In Lake View District
Bonds totaling 21000 were issued for sewer and water improvements in the Lake View district of Black River township and sold to a Toledo concern.
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Toledo
Lake View District
Black River Township
Ohio Weather Forecast Signals Variable Clouds
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with local showers in extreme west and central portions. Warmer in the east tonight, cooler in the extreme west Saturday afternoon. Yesterday’s highs included 102 in Phoenix and 98 in Abilene. Today’s low figures are incomplete but indicate cooler conditions in Yellowstone and Montana. General 36 hour outlook favors fair to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change.
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Ohio
East
Vacation Church School Opens at Second and Chapel
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets announces its annual Vacation Church School starting Monday at 8:30 a.m. Runs three weeks from June 15 to July 3 with four departments and no tuition. Superintendent Mrs. C. E. Neher leads a staff of thirteen teachers and departmental heads for ages three to sixteen, community open.
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Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
C. E. Neher
Grafton
Miss Alger
Ruth Kaiser
Gertrude Mallory
Charles Cheney
Ruth Barton
Ruth McGinnis
Jean Little
Maxine Poole
A. E. Jones
Harriet King
Martin Latzow
Lucille Hand
Bonds Approved By County For Toledo Firm Spitzer Rorick
Spitzer, Rorick and Company of Toledo secured county approval for a bond issue carrying 14 percent interest over 10 years. A premium of 31.50 will be paid. Sale hinges on approval from the Cleveland bonding house Squires, Sanders, and Dempsey.
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Squires, Sanders, and Dempsey
Cleveland Bonding House
Filing closes as candidates rush to finalize city race
At noon today W H Van Oster announced plans to file as a Democratic mayoral candidate. Thirty Republicans and two Democrats sought primary nominations as filing deadline neared. Republicans listed for mayor were Hewitt Loomis Richmond Richwine and Werner. Democrats filing for council were Everett Wilson and Charles Guth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. van Oster
Board of Election
James A. Hewitt
Ford Loomis
William B. Richmond
George L. Richwine
A. L. Werner
James C. Scott
George Stevens
A. (. Schilleman
Mason D. Smith
R. Jay Fitch
Jack Marshall
Howard R. Butler
H. C. Cheney
Otto K. Mischka
Anna Kennedy
John J. Kolopos
Leonard Smith
William D. Taylor
Nora~ Waherman
Irvin Klinect
Walter S. Kohn
John W. Carson
Carl H. F. Smith
Ernest H. Birch
D. A. Stanford
Carl Curtis
W. (. Hill
William Notley
Paul Wainwright
Everett BE. Wilson
Charles F. Guth
Elyria Schools Close 1930 31 Term With Report Cards
Elyria's 5000 pupils marked the final day of the 1930 31 term with report cards reflecting teachers' evaluations. Students exchanged goodbyes as no actual classes were held today and books will be stored until September 8 reopening.
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Elyria
Jury Awards 2500 in Auto Collision Case
Coleman McDonald and Ely Tia won a 2500 verdict against L. S. Weily in Nathan H. McClure’s court this morning. They sued for injuries from an automobile collision at Grafton and Fuller Toads on June 8, 1930, seeking 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman McDonald
Ely Tia
L. S. Weily
Park Avenue
Nathan H. McClure
McDonald
Grafton and
Fuller Toads
Marriage Of Nancy Hanks And Thomas Lincoln Reenacted
Harrodsburg Kentucky witnessed a vivid pageant at the Lincoln Marriage Temple dedication. Stage Crafters from Transylvania College led the reenactment of the historic wedding of Nancy Hanks and Thomas Lincoln, parents of Abraham Lincoln, inside a log cabin replica in Pioneer Memorial State Park. The ceremony was funded by Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball of Muncie Indiana who donated $8000 for the memorial.
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Harrodsburg
Nancy Hanks
Thomas Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Marriage Temple
Stage Crafters
Transylvania College
Lexington
Lincoln Temple
Jesse Head
Edmund Burke Ball
Muncie
Ind
Lincoln
Pioneer Memorial State Park
Man Dies While Watering Lawn at West Avenue
Louis Waszukaniec aged 50 collapsed from a heart attack while watering his lawn at 1606 West Avenue yesterday around 6 p m He had worked 19 years at Harshaw Chemical Company Attended by Dr G E Mover He leaves a wife Rose and five children Verna Matera Frank Walter Stanley and Alexander all of Elyria Funeral services set for Holy Cross Church Saturday at 10 a m Interment at St Mary's Cemetery
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West Avenue
Louis Waszukaniec
Waszukaniec
Harshaw Chemical Company
G. E. Mover
Alliance of Pe Eat Poles
St. Stanislaw’s Lodge
Rose
County Officials Clash Over Prison Made Underwear Purchase
County Home superintendent Reuben Baus defended buying underwear from private firms saying state prison workshops produce inferior goods. Benjamin Owen of the state welfare industries accused local leaders of ignoring the law requiring purchases from state institutions or full releases. Baus noted a prior release was granted when state production ceased, and argued private products cost less than the questionable state option. County officials vowed to enforce the law in the beds and equipment for the tuberculosis canatorium and to revisit the matter in a building commission meeting. Owen warned authorities to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Baus
Benjamin F. Owen
State Welfare Industries
State Welfare Department
Baus
C.D. Murray
George Rhoads
Building Commission
Owen
Ship Sinks With Cargo Of Liquor
NEW LONDON Conn June 12 The British ship Shuben Acadia sank today after colliding with the coast guard destroyer Davis 590 miles south of Montauk Point L I The crew of 10 were rescued by the Davis and the destroyer Marton which was trailing the Shuben Acadia The cause of the collision was not clear The Shuben Acadia remained afloat for about an hour after the crash.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Davis
Montauk Point
L. I
John
Baylis
Marton
Shuben Acadia
Barlis
Former convict shot to death in Stilwell
Herbert Holliday once jailed for the Rondout mail train robbery was killed by railroad special agents in Stilwell Oklahoma while attempting to steal five tires from the express room of the Missouri Pacific station. The 3 million dollar robbery is noted in historical context surrounding the incident.
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Stilwell
Eas
Notley Enters Fifth Ward Councilmanic Race
William E. B. Notley known as Ed Notley announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Fifth Ward councilman. A longtime Elyria resident, former mail clerk, 55 years in Elyria, living at 228 Gates Avenue, he has not previously held public office. The Notley-for-Council Committee says he agreed after many residents urged him to devote substantial time to city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. B. Notley
Ed” Notley
Fifth Ward
Notley-for-Council
Notley
Elvria
Gates Avenue
Injuries Fatal To New London Coal Dealer
William Saye aged 33 a New London coal dealer died at Marine hospital Cleveland from a skull fracture suffered when his car was struck by a train at the North Main street crossing three months earlier. He was a member of the American Legion and survived by his wife and several children. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at the First Methodist Church with Masons conducting the grave service.
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New London
William Saye
Marine Hospital
Cleveland
North Main Street
American Legion
M. E
Ohio motor license tax bill passed by House
Ohio automobile owners face higher motor license taxes next year after the House approved changes to a Senate bill. Rates rise by hp categories, plus quarterly reductions restore, while distributions shift from the Highway fund to counties. The measure returns to the Senate before gubernatorial consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
House
White
Culinary Expert To Give Hints At Local Cooking School
The Chronicle Telegram announces a Cooking School and Electrical Exhibit to be held June 7 18 and 19 at the Harry H Smith building on Broad Street. Miss Viola Irwin of Mansfield will demonstrate nutrition balanced cooking and food preparation with free sessions from 2 30 to 4 30 daily open to the public.
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Chronicle Telegram
Harry H. Smith
Broadstreet
Viola Irwin
Mansfield
Investment Company Meeting Yields No Reports in Elyria
The Filyria Investment Company discussed progress in attracting outside industries to Elyria at its weekly stockholders meeting at Hotel Newell. No reports were made and no definite information on prospects was disclosed.
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Filyria Investment Company
Elyria
Newell
Autogiro Plane Crashes In Abilene
ABILENE TexJune 12 The Autogiro plane flown by Amelia Earhart Putnam during a coast to coast safety demonstration crashed into a crowd as she prepared to fly to Dallas First reports said no injuries The craft rose about 30 feet before plunging back to the ground Inspectors found damaged rotors and bent propellers
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Abilene
Tex
Amelia Earhart Putnam
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Fayetteville
Grace Vann
Bremen
Martha Rothenhofer
Dewitt, Ark
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Phoenix
Montgomery
Yellowstone Halispell
Minnedosa
Vacation Bigle School
van Oster
Baus Deren Purchares
Poland
Vatican
Posen
Rome
Avignon
France
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Pope Pius
W. E. B. Notley
Investment Co
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