Crisis Near in Hocking Valley Coal Regions
The article reports a near crisis in the Hocking Valley coal fields with a push to resume mining as early as days away. It notes miners returning to work at lower wages, a possible broad reopening in the Pomeroy field, and warnings from union leaders about loyalty and substitutions for those who cross picket lines.
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Timax
Pomeroy Field
Mivers
Poméroy
Jobo L Lewis
Usion
Lee Hall
Columbus
Hocking
C. OG. D
the. Wessings
Pittsburgh ‘Coal Co i
Mitel Workers of America
Lewis
Jeroy Bend
L Uwafon
Trah
Pittsburgh Co
Breda Rea
Rea
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Double killing on day wife is granted divorce
In Columbus on a day after Jenna Tallman, 30, obtained a divorce on gross neglect, her husband fired at her in a Wilbur Avenue home. He then shot himself as witnesses cried out, dying at the scene while Mrs Tallman died en route to the hospital. Miss Xerie Riddle witnessed the tragedy.
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Columbus
Jums
Jenna Tallman
Neil Avenues
Sirs Yadmar
Wilbur Avenue
Omie
Sideas
Fallman
Tallman
Issert
Tennessee
Girl Killed and Farm Lover Shot in Woods Tragedy
In Wellesley Massachusetts Priscilla Amidon a 15 year old girl was shot to death in Glen Road woods after school Tuesday. Sterling Mills 16 admitted he led her into the woods and pleaded with her to leave him for Natick to work on a farm. He said Amidon drew a revolver and threatened to kill herself then dropped the weapon when he wrestled it away.
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Wellesley
Mass
Sterling Mills
Wellester T Theo
King Hears Bomb Meant to End His Life In France
A bomb aimed at King Alfonso caused a staged detonation near a royal train in Cer- vantisie club grounds in France. Report says the device failed to kill the monarch but terrorized travelers and club members. Military authorities inspected the scene and bomb disposal crews detonated the remains in a field.
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France
Jane Perpign
Spe
Alfonso
Banker Stirs Marietta as Dawes Campaign Ties Surface
In Marietta a leading banker, W. W. Stilis, is linked to Charles Dawes amid wartime intrigue. The banker claims Dawes acted deliberately in a past mine incident, and speculation grows Mills would back Dawes closely if he runs for president.
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Marietta
Dawes
W. W. Stilis
Ami
Wilson
Colag
Lea
Uio Mills
Shepherd's case opens with fireworks at trial
The trial of Shepherd is underway with a packed courtroom as State's attorney Crowe delivers opening statements. Mrs Julie Shepherd reacts in the corner while Crowe outlines charges and a long alleged plan to control the McClintock estate and murder.
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Willam Darasmeee
Robert E. Cron
Shepherd
Crowe
Julie Shepherd
Street Car Assault Charge Pending For Man
An aged man reports a street car assault near Fifth and Main Streets about 3 a.m. Thursday. Radcliff, a passenger, says a woman and child left at the rear door and the man restrained the door, prompting authorities to set a court appearance for this afternoon.
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En Woodrow
Munici
Tim
Meterma
Chinese Fire On Yankee Gunboat Fought With Three Pounders
A Chinese force opened fire on a Yankee gunboat, the clash escalating as the boat returned fire with three-pounder guns and machine use. The engagement occurred amid rising tensions and ongoing patrols in the region.
Ex Mayor Webster Tipped as Candidate by Buerhaus Faction
Political forecasters predict a Webster candidacy for the fall mayoral race with a strong 42 vote majority in the backdrop of Black-Buerhaus backing. The Black-Buerhaus faction is said to be urging his run and prepared to mobilize in his favor amid campaign tempo.
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Webster
Buerhaus
Orgine
Zanesville
Dr. E
Brash
Biaeck-Buerhaus Slater
Slater
American Navies Protect Inmates at Christian College
American naval forces landed to safeguard inmates at Christian College amid fighting between Yunnanese and Cantonese troops. The clash disrupted campus life as orders were issued to secure the area and ensure student safety.
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Christian College
Canton Christian College
Fla
College
Panam
Andry Orden
C N and Zagtion Fare System Arouses Solons
Fragmentary text notes a discussion in a legislative body about a fare system and mentions individuals such as Rene Scher. The readable portions suggest a political or policy debate but lack coherent details or full names.
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C. N. &Zagtion
Menacing Clouds Hang Over Ruhr Basin Industry
Berlin June 11 The menace clouds of economic disruption hang over the Ruhr basin threatening disaster for industry in Germany. It is announced 165,000 workers and 500 office employees of a major Ruhr concern will be dismissed June 15. The unrest follows international tensions and Stinnes reorganizations, with Krupp announcing 9,900 layoffs July 1 and wage cuts for remaining workers.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Stinnes
Speer
Iag
John Robinson Circus Will Show Saturday on American Legion Lot
John Robinson Circus Will Show on American Legion Lot Here Saturday July 25. Crowds gathered for the event with transportation organized to accommodate attendees. The show was held near the fair grounds with the gate receipts and site arrangements noted.
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John Robinson
Willi
American Legion
Vanes
Robinson Gent
Mizin
Mir
Legion
Lost life trying to er e a woman
An unclear fragment notes a fatal incident linked to a woman and a race or attempt. Details are unreadable but imply a loss of life connected to a woman.
Four Die After Dance Party Car Crushes Auto at Crossing
At Livingston avenue crossing in Columbus two young men and two young women died when a Norfolk and Western freight train collided with their auto returning from a Spring Lakes dance. Miss Margaret Stevens 20 and Thompson Ellsworth 21 both Columbus residents died at the scene. Roscoe Steinberger 22 of Columbus and Ruth Harrel 20 died en route to hospital. The accident occurred shortly before midnight as the party traveled home from the Spring Lakes pavilion.
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Columbus
Margaret J. Stevens
Roscoe Lynn Steinberger
Southern Hotel
Thompson Ellsworth
London
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Livingston Avenue
Ruth Harrel
Spring Lakes
Ind
Columbu Spring Lakes
Norfolk and Western
Meicenihaven
Nahant Fire Destroys Homes as 500 Lose Shelter
A devastating Nahant blaze swept a Bass Point peninsula area, leaving about 500 people homeless and causing property losses estimated at least 190605. Firefighters from Nahant and nearby towns battled the flames with military and coast guard support as communications failed and swells threatened the White Court area.
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Nahant
Mass
Stown Rose
Ganstret
Ganstret Firemen From “Nahant Team Dsc Isca. Peabody. 2 Fire Boat From Bosjtom
United States
White Court
Lillie
Tl Swampscott
White House
Coolidge
Bic Notchwest
Aig i Strater
Isiephons
Peninsula
Lynn
Vard
Governor Grants Pardon Recommendation in Wyoming
Governor announces recommendation for clemency to Wyoming officials. The decision concerns a death penalty case with imminent execution unless pardoned or reprieved.
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