Scouts Observe Fighting Zone Near Logan West Virginia
United Press reports describe a observation trip by scouts over the fighting zone along the border of Logan and the shows miners reforming in attack groups. Langley Field planes and 13 aircraft dispatched to observe the battle as miners and deputies clash with sporadic rifle fire and machine gun bursts.
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United Ming Workers of America
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Mercer Counties
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Neadqudrere
Washington
Virginia
War Weeks
Langley Field
Weeks
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War Department
Cincinnati Reds manager Roush visits Washington in national league context
A garbled report notes Reds figure Roush spending a few hours in Washington as the National League staff and field personnel shape timelines. Details are unclear but reference to past days and a visit in the capital city are mentioned.
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Indle Roush
Peeping Tom Fined In Local Incident
A man identified as the peeper pleaded guilty to a peeping charge in a West Virginia incident. He was fined five dollars and ordered to pay costs after authorities questioned witnesses and arrested him at a home. Additional complaints about similar activity had been reported in the area.
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Sheley
Shive
Andersoh E ‘Myers
Costa
Anderson
Labor Day Mail Delivery Plan Announced
Labor Day schedule reveals post office oral delivery stamp windows open 8 to 7. Mail carriers will dispatch as usual with special arrangements on Monday.
Legal complaint details custody and parental issues in Princeton Indiana
A court action in Princeton Indiana involves custody and parental questions surrounding a child. The document names several relatives and parties including Estella Montgomery and Judge Baltz as authorities, with references to a July event and a claim of $100,000 in damages.
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Sarah Ethel Soutgeuiley
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Weaving Music and Speech at Wednesday Evening Concerts
A varied concert program featured Scottish musicians, Mr Dug and Mr Bokeh, with strong praise for Mr Dug as a compelling vocalist and personality. Remarks on dialect and education framed the hosts, while Dr Merle Stevens and Mr Link contributed humor and high quality performances. The Thursday lineup promised lectures and Gilbert and Sullivan selections, with the nine-member White company delivering soloists and choral pieces.
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Bokeh
India
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Pibcompans Washers
Jean Are Hurst
Rhel Chithen
Normends
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Normandy
Bids For Indiana Bridge Construction Rejected For High Cost
Indianapolis September reports state several bids for bridge work in Indiana were too high and rejected by the state highway commission. Most contracts were awarded despite high bids. Hazelton project depths and foundation costs were not set. The article also mentions Mrs Wade and Montgomery visiting relatives.
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Indianapolis
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White River
Hazelton
Ghiet Bridge
Janet Bererg
Union Miners Stand Against State Forces in Logan County
Readable fragments describe miners in Logan County facing martial law and federal troop threats. The text notes 6000 men in mountains, calls for federal intervention, and mentions coal operators and Bank of the bie. Enduring tensions between miners and authorities amid alleged arrests and show of force.
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United‘ Press
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Lake Reyef
Loman
Hare Qing
Teodora
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Alliigo
Anid
Logan
Wien
Bank of the Bie -Onerstors
Vipsutty Lave
Crusades
Col Winkin Waley
Booth County Coal Corporation
Mine Richards
Blair
Harding warns world needs armed forces despite talks of disarmament
President Harding states in a National War College address that denuclearization is futile and that armed forces will remain necessary. He argues the world cannot abandon defense as nations pursue security, noting a persistent imbalance in military strength.
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Washington
Harding
Warklei
Est
Virginia
Thy War College
Pershing ‘Sigs
City Holiday Delays Meeting and Labor Day Notice
The Mage Hints of Association meeting has been postponed to the following Monday due to Labor Day. Officers advise advertisers to submit copy by Friday to ensure Monday publication. A Democrat press event is moved to 6 o clock to accommodate workers’ day off.
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Sorea
Will & Boss
Thorning
Styuld
Mondas
Reply of Dail Eireann to British note sent to Lord George
Dublin reports the Dail Eireann reply to the British note was forwarded to Lord George and officially received in Scotland. Negotiations pause as British government may react, while unrest spreads in Belfast with casualties and hospitals overwhelmed amid curfews and street clashes.
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Llovd George
Dublin
George
Courkes
Dail
Scotland
Belfast St
Udlel
Ruce
State Park Development Plan Near Jefferson County
Engineers under the state conservation department plan a topographic survey and preparatory work for a large state park along the river in Jefferson County. The project aims to create a premier recreational area with roads and facilities for public use and long term development.
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Tadlanapelis
Madiaon
Jeferson
Richard Lieber
Slate Conservation Dephriment
Wutoaunces
Cutty Falls
Jefferson Coun
Hale
Middle
Brumfield to Go on Trial This Week
Raseburs. Greg Scott Tr Rich ard M Brumfield faces trial in the latter part of the week on charges of kiss. Dennis Pratsolly Ighorinlid, an alleged tn satan rider vil s r Hold wad) indicted one harass of /mariee bya eran, fury. Mrs. C. yiubi returned to India napolig after visiting at the home of W. S. Sweeney.
Hearing on Indianpolis project aims for power plant funds
At a hearing in Indianapolis Indiana the Indianapolis Power and Light Company seeks funds to build a new power plant and levy fines for restoration. Petitions to purchase property are argued as officials weigh the city’s role and the project’s impact.
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India Bilee c Corporation
Samuel Ashby
Corporation
Tndlaus Poly
Mournful obituary notices from local paper
A garbled obituary item lists Mary A Faagans along with Michael and 13 Cosgrove relatives. It notes the loss of a beloved wife and mother, a funeral at St John and burial at Pinec Open Pine? church. Names like John Coggdave and Frank Jonas appear amid damaged text.
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Hichael
Cosgrove
Frank Jonas
Loosotee
St. John
Missing freighter found drifting near harbor
A report from the harbor department states the Canadian freighter Indianapolis has been found adrift near the harbor with thirty four crew aboard. The Fifteenth Street observer notes the ship was in distress on the Pacific for two weeks and may require rescue efforts.
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Wirdlesa Jessageu
Harbor Department
Cesiidian Observer
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