Federal troops won’t be sent to West Virginia
Washington reports no federal troops will be dispatched to the West Virginia coal fields until Brigadier General Bandholtz completes a survey and reports back. Gov Morgan had requested 1000 soldiers, while 600 regulars at Camp Sherman await orders, with miners’ march toward Marmet and Milton halted at Madison.
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W. Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Bandholtz
War Department
Morgan
Middle West
Calumming
Camp
Sherman
Columbia
New En Intentiand
Associated
Proas
Bancord
Madison
W. Va
Marmet
Minko
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Charles F. Keeney
Dist
United Mina Workers
Fred Mooney
Keeney
Mobdney
Charleston
Bandholts
Wort
Union of Italy
Yeggs Carry Safe Away at Alliance depot
In Alliance near White Deer field a safe blowing gang entered the New York Central depot and removed four safes totaling over a half ton. The cafe was moved half a mile down the track and blown open. No cash was left in the spot, but money orders, checks, G.O.D. values, two express packages, and other valuables were taken. Steubenville report notes I. H. Erekins elected to the board of education to replace Dean Criswell.
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Alliance
White Deerfield
New York Central
Eight Ohio Penitentiary inmates spend yearly solitary periods
A Columbus report details eight Ohio penitentiary inmates who spend annual stretches in solitary confinement to mark anniversaries of crimes. It lists their names, sentences, and the specific days spent in the dark cells, highlighting past violent acts and the warden’s designation of the corrective cells.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Jed Hoell
Herbert Fletcher
Franklin County
Betty L McCarrick
John McDowell
Alexander Kish
Seneva County
Munter
Kish
Pris
Warning Issued to Ohio Druggists on McCoy Act
Columbus Aug 20 The state prohibition commissioner Don Parker warns Ohio druggists to hold federal liquor dispensing permits under the McCoy Act. Some have fled permits. most have not. Violations punishable by loss of federal permits. McCoy Law bans prescribing wine and beer and limits whisky to one half pint.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Don Parker
Pune
Peter Cooper Hewitt Dies in Paris Hospital
Paris Aug 26 Peter Cooper Hewitt American scientist and electrical inventor died in the American Hospital at 7 15 o clock last night Mrs Hewitt and his two sisters were at his bedside
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Paris
Peter Cooper Hewitt
J Mra. Hewitt
Bank Bandits Kill Time In Huntington Park Raid
A party of armed masked men robed Huntington Park Branch of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank on August 26. They knocked unconscious manager A. Adams and another employee with revolver shots, then fled in an auto with about $5,000.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank
A. Adams
Buls
Bishop W. S. Lewis Dies at 64 in Sioux City
Bishop W. S. Lewis of the Methodist Episcopal Church, age 64, died at a local hospital after a long illness caused by diabetes. The obituary notes his death occurred yesterday in Sioux City after suffering from a prolonged illness.
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Sioux City
W. 8. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Io Ertberger Shot by Two Youths Near Offenburg
Former finance minister Io Ertberger was shot near Offenburg in Baden while traveling with family. The body bore 12 bullet wounds as two youths confronted him after he stepped from a foot tour of the Black Forest.
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Associated
Berlin
Aiger
View of Finance
Mathias Erebermier
Offenburg
Baden
Aged Brothers Crown Cause Held Mystery
BOWLING GREEN Aug 26 The bodies of Moncyer 62 and David Boyer 67 pioneers of Deshler were found yesterday morning floating in Maumee River two miles above Grand Rapids. The mystery centers on their deaths after they failed to return from a fishing trip Wednesday. The undisturbed boat and chairs suggest they did not fall from it.
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Bowling Green
Moncyer
David Boyer
Deshler
Maumee River
Gi Rapids
Board Reject the New Rules
The AFL railroad workers union boards reject proposed overtime repayment rules as unjustified. A three day regional conference warns members to stay at work and awaits a national labor board decision on substitute rules before a referendum. The letter urges readiness for conflict while seeking a peaceful pause.
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Chicago
United States Railroad
Railway Employes Department
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Man Attends Funeral Handcuffed After Alleged Holdup
Springfield reports Carlton Coss, tied to a deputy during his daughter’s funeral, was moved to Akron for grand larceny charges after release on $500 bond. He faced rearrest on Akron-based information and remains in custody as investigators pursue formal proceedings.
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Springfield
Carlton’ Coss
Lewis
Akron
McDonald
Cass
Cogs
Plan to cut Toledo council size approved by chamber trustees
Aus 26 A plan to reduce council membership was approved by the chamber of commerce trustees. The amendment would divide Toledo into seven districts while the current council has 16 members.
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Toledo
Chamber of Commerce
Swindle Trust Case Gathers Thousands of Exhibits
Chicago Aug 26 Federal agents led by Col John V Crimmins began sorting millions in stocks and certificates of deposit tied to a $300 million swindle trust led by Charles W French and John W Worthington. Notes totaling $9 million arrived from Cleveland with about $7 million in unsigned paper. Elmer Gerber, a secretary, led agents to a Cleveland vault and surrendered papers for questioning. A code book with client lists and agent names is sought from Milwaukee.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Midlinand
John V. Crimmin
U. S
Charles W. French
John W. Worthington
Cleveland
Elmer Gerber
French
Sec
Retaries
Col. Clmmin
Milwaukee
Alva Harshman
Lsted
Objectives of Education in Ohio Outlined by AP
The Ohio education plan lists health, vocation, home, citizenship, leisure and character as core aims. It notes ongoing work by the state education department to draft an “objectives of education” guiding curricula and teaching, with emphasis on aligning subjects to these ends and considering how each contributes to overall wellbeing.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Department of Education
Ida
Herbert Spencer
Albion Small
National Education Association
Hlinda
Beetham Is Ill at Wheeling Hospital
Cadiz Aug 26 Speaker R R Beetham of the state house of representatives was taken ill yesterday with suspected appendicitis and rushed to a Wheeling West Virginia hospital. Doctors were unsure if an operation would be needed.
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Cadiz
R. Rk, Beetham
State House of Representatives
Wheeling
W. Va
Britain rejects Irish settlement offer in bid for consent government
Associated Press reports in London and Dublin that the British government rejected Irish demands for government by consent, stating it will not concede Irish sovereignty but is willing to negotiate if talks focus on consent. De Valera warns no surrender of Ireland and urges prompt discussions. Lloyd George cautions against prolonging notes.
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Associated Press
London
le Witing
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Great Britain and Ireland
Mr. de Valera
Great Britain
Ireland
Rour
de Valera
Dublin
Lloyd+ George
Southern Ireland
America
Rrese
Eamon de Valera
DeValera
Small Will Run for Governor Once More
Springfield Aug. 26 Governor Small will seek reelection in 1924. Senator Richard Ray Meents, a close ally and spokesman, said Small never quit under fire in his life. Small faces an indictment charging conspiracy and embezzlement during his tenure as state treasurer.
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Associated Press
Banner
Springfield
Small
Richard Ray Meonts
Senate
Len Small
Meents
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Patrick Gaffney
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Joseph Hunt
Akron Police Department
George Verne
W. S. Lewis
Erzberger Io
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