Miners Clash as Hocking Valley Strike Escalates in Ohio
About 7 000 coal miners in the Hocking Valley tipped toward force after a night of disorder in which a shot was fired five officials were injured and a railroad trestle dynamited Governor George White threatened to call out the Ohio National Guard to restore order unless violence ends Miners object to a wage scale they say cuts pay by 25 percent and refuse United Mine Workers recognition as key mines announce reopening plans
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Andrew Chute
George White
Ohio National Guard
United Mine Workers of America
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millfield
Lick Run
Hocking and Athens Coal Company
Lindy Spend Drab Sunday as Lindbergh Kidnapping Goes On
Hopewell New Jersey March 20 Charles and Anne Lindbergh spent a dreary Sabbath in the childless White House while searchers continued the fruitless hunt for kidnapped Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. Three men were arrested in Hopewell on an automobile theft ring but linked to the case denied by Col. Schwarzkopf.
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J. Seward Johnson
Highland Park
Johnsons
Diana
Henry
Red) Johnson
Betty Gow
Hopewell
Schwarzkopf
Car Make List Teases Best Buys in Auto Section
The advertisement showcases a long list of car brands promising great prices in the Automobiles for Sale classifieds. It invites readers to turn to the Want Ad section of today's News and Globe for the best dealer offers and easy on the wallet deals.
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Today
News and Globe
Fate of Indian Youth On Trial for Murder Goes to Jury
MacGolney Seymour an Apache cowpuncher stands trial in a federal court for the murder of Henrietta Schmerler. Testimony closed after both sides omitted some witnesses, with Seymour denying the crime on the stand. The jury will decide the case with farmers and cattlemen excluded from voir dire.
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Globe, Ariz
MacGolney Seymour
Henrietta Schmerler
United States
John C. Gung’s
Seymour
Man Found Dead in Shack on North Tyler Street
Police investigated the death of Nick Eddy, 43, found in a one room shack at 208 North Tyler Street Sunday afternoon. An autopsy showed no signs of violence, Eddy had been dead about two and a half hours, and a coroner's inquest was planned for this morning. Eddy lived at the shack with several men. relatives were unlocated. The body remained at Boxwell Brothers' Funeral Home.
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Nick Eddy
North Tyler Street
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Minter
Eddy
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers’ Funeral
Shipping Board Official Edward C Plummer Dead
Edward Clarence Plummer vice chairman of the Shipping Board since 1923 died after two years illness in Washington. Born Freeport Missouri November 23 1863 he lived in Bath Missouri and came from a shipbuilding family. A sailor in youth and author on maritime topics he also served briefly in the Spanish American War as assistant paymaster. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Washington
Edward Clarence Plummer
Shipping Board
Freeport
Bath
New England
Train Derailment and Bandit Attack Kill Three in Mexico
Bandits derailed an international train from Laredo Texas twelve miles north of Queretaro Mexico, killing a fireman and an express messenger in the wreck and a bandit in the attack. A small guard drove off the remaining attackers after the derailment bound for Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Texas
Queretaro
Spring Arrives in Amarillo With 82 Degree Day
Amarillo and the Panhandle welcomed spring as the vernal equinox occurred at 1 54 pm Sunday. Temperatures climbed to 82 degrees the year’s high, winds reached 30 mph with sandy conditions, and scattered showers were forecast for the region.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
U. S. Weather Bureau
H. T. Collman
Farm Loan Details Discussed By Texas Inspectors
Panhandle field inspectors for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation met with Knox Parr of the corporation’s Dallas agriculture department to review loan details for farmers. The session was one of seven held statewide to explain how to fill out application blanks. Attendees included W. H. Fendley of Amarillo C. L. Geesey of Pampa Glenn W. Stinnett of Spearman and John O. Continued on Page 7 Col. 5.
Plane crash in fog near Calimesa kills seven aboard
Arthur Thomas of Tucson, Ariz., 35, the last victim to die in the tri motored American Airways crash, raises the toll to seven as investigators gather in San Bernardino. The aircraft struck a high tension wire in dense fog near Calimesa and exploded into flames.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Redlands
Arthur Thomas
Tucson
Ariz
American Airways
Calimesa
Ten Firemen Overcome In San Antonio Blaze
Ten firemen including a deputy chief and four captains were overcome battling a two alarm fire in the basement of the N Alterman store in San Antonio just before noon. They were revived at the scene by Dr. T H Sharp. Estimated loss to stock and merchandise was twelve thousand dollars.
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San Antonio
N. Alterman
T. H. Sharp
Sheriff and ranch owner killed near Bandera
Elvious Hicks the Bandera County sheriff and Ben Clark a local rancher were shot dead outside a Mansfield Park dance hall two miles west of Bandera. Deputy Billy Burns was charged with Clark’s killing after a Court of Inquiry. The events followed a raid and arrest over a still seizure on January 7.
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Ban Antonio
Elvious Hicks
Bandera County
Ben Clark
Bandera
Mansfield Park
Billy Burns
Clark
N. Click
Hicks
Burns
Dean of Shipping Men Celebrates 88th Birthday
In California Captain Robert Dollar, famed as the dean of American shipping, marked his 88th birthday at his San Rafael home. He spoke of the world as a fine place to work and predicted the economy would improve, citing decades of experience from Falkirk to a world circumnavigating steamship service.
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San Rafael
Calif
Scotland
Robert Dollar
San Francisco Bay
Captain Dollar
Falkirk
San Francisco
American Vessels Ordered Home From Orient
The Navy Department announced 13 vessels held in the Orient due to the Chinese situation are to return to the United States. Six destroyers six submarines and the carrier Jason will be placed in reserve or reclamation on arrival, Chaumont sails Manila March 30 to San Francisco about April 22, and the Tracey Borie Mac Leish Simpson McCormick and Truxton depart Manila April 18 for Mare Island to join the reserve pool.
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Washington
Navy Department
Orient
United States
Jason
Chaumont
Manila
Shanghai
San Francisco
Tracey
Borie
Garner Explains Failure To Vote In Prohibition Vote
In a Brooklyn Eagle letter, Speaker Garner says he did not vote on the prohibition resolution Tuesday in line with House rules that the speaker votes only when the result would be decisive. He notes adherence to practices guiding parliamentary conduct.
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New York
Garner
The
Brooklyn Eagle
M K and T Shops at Waco to Reopen for 10 Days
The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad shops in Waco Texas will reopen Monday for a 10 day period providing work for 245 men. Payroll for the period will amount to about 10000 dollars. The shops were closed early in December.
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Waco
Texas
Missouri - Kansas - Texas Railroad
Communists Seize Havana Radio Broadcast
In Havana on CMOF the Yo- Ho Trio lost air time as Communists interrupted with a call to strike on March 24. The address urged the People of Cuba and workmen, berated the president, and police were labeled assassins. Police later arrived. seven men rounded up staff and the station staff were arrested pending investigation. officials warned the station may close.
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Havana
Cuba
CMOF
Yo- Ho
Machado
Communications Department
Youth Shot by Hijacker in Pleasant Valley
Raymond Ford, 21, of Pleasant Valley, was lightly wounded on the left side in a late night street scuffle with a would be robber. He struck at the man when he heard Stick em up and the robber fired. Ford was treated at St. Anthony’s Hospital and the suspect fled with no trace.
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Raymond Ford
Pleasant Valley
Ford
St. Anthony's Hospital
Quincy Ford
Amarillo
River Road Highway
Japanese Army Officers Plan Pacific Ocean Flight
Capt. V. Nagoya and Sergt. K. Ashal announced they would attempt a Pacific crossing within 30 days for a $26,000 Hoch Shimbun prize. They conducted load tests in a Bellanca monoplane purchased for the voyage. Nagoya, a leading ace, heads aviation instruction for the government.
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New York
V. Nagoya
Sergt. K. Ashal
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Hoch! Shimbun
Nagoya
Japan
Crash Laid 10 Tire Blowout by Jim Oakes
A crash was blamed on a ten tire blowout involving Jim Oakes as the victim. Police investigated the incident and reported the injuries sustained.
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Jim Oakes
Five persons die in highway crash near Canadian River
A sedan driven by J M Oakes overturns after a right rear tire blowout on a highway north of the Canadian River. W. P. Cooper's three year old son Albert Leroy Cooper is killed when the car lands on him. The four other occupants are shocked but unharmed. The crash occurred at about 3 PM with the car traveling 35 to 40 mph.
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Albert Leroy Cooper
W. P. Cooper
Amarillo
Canadian River
J. M Oakes
Court of Civil Appeals
Oakes
Cooper
Lucille Oakes
Mr. Oakes
Federal prisoners moved over lax Tulsa jail practices
Washington reports federal officials removed 46 charges and prepared to transfer 94 others after finding lax discipline and privileges at Tulsa Oklahoma County jail. The Justice Department continues an inquiry to decide prosecutions while local officials may face contempt citations for failing to guard federal boarding prisoners.
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Washington
Tulsa
Okla
Justice Department
Waco Auditor Dies of Heart Attack in Dallas Camp
E. H. Rhodes, 62, auditor and bookkeeper for Texas Sand and Gravel Company, died of a heart attack at a Dallas tourist camp. Rhodes resided in Waco and was known for his work with the firm. The death occurred on March 20 in Dallas.
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Dallas
Texas
E. H. Rhodes
Waco
Texas Sand and Gravel Company
Democrats Launch Desperate Drive for Sales Tax Bill
Washington reports Democratic leaders plan a last minute push to pass a controversial 600 million dollar sales tax within the revenue bill. Rep Rainey expects support to grow after concessions on the 2.25 percent manufacturers excise tax while Rep La Guardia predicts defeat.
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Washington
Rainey
Ways and Means
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