Ohio coal talks hinge on miners union stance
In Nelsonville Ohio operators say relief for Hocking Valley coal fields is unlikely as John L Lewis offers no solution to wage scale disputes. They plan joint state meetings to press for a plan to reopen idle mines while keeping union rules.
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C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Ohio
Lewis
O. Newton
T. FR. Biddle
J. H. Pritchard
N. D. Monsarrat
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
James H. Pritchard
Columbus
Virginia
Southeastern
Pritchard
Teachers Safe From Budget Lags in Athens County
State Education Head assures Athens county state aid districts will not lose pay due to the new budget law requiring funds be on hand before contracts. H R McVay says schools can operate next year and outlines safeguards for salaries and contract timing amid limited state aid.
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Athens County
H. R. McVay
Boards of Education
Vernon M. Reigel
Jane Vary
Mr. McVay
Board of Education
McVay
Legista
U S Pushes Ahead on Italian Debt Settlement Battle
In Washington, Senate fights over shelving the Italian debt settlement. A cold storage option risks delaying the plan for a year while Italy’s resources and Mussolini’s imperial aims are reviewed. Proponents cite the $2.4 billion U S gain over 62 years. Borah questions Italy’s repayment capacity.
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Washington
Senate
Administration
Finance Committee
United States
Italy
Mussolini
Borah
Republican
Ioaho
Great Britain
Smoot
Utah
America resents league action on world court
Washington officials condemn the League of Nations move instructing members not to follow the U S reservations to the world court. Sir Erich Drummond’s letter to the council of forty eight powers is called a remarkable document. US rejects invitation to Geneva to negotiate terms for adherence to the court.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
World Court
Erich Drummond
League Secretariat
United States
Geneva
League
Knights Templar to Attend Easter Service in Nelsonville
Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar holds a special conclave at 8:30 Sunday to attend Easter services at the First Methodist church in Nelsonville led by Rev. Edwin L. Morrell. Sir Knights will travel by automobile in full uniform with swords, leaving Athens at 8:45 and regrouping at Nelsonville at 9:40 for the 10 o'clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Commandery
Knights Templar
First Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Edwin L. Morrell
Temple
Athens
Local Pastor Sees Yellow Stub Interest in Portsmouth
Rev. M. E. Chatley of the local Christian church attracts Portsmouth readers with his sermon on The Detective Who Never Fails. He notes the public’s fascination with mysteries as most in the audience raised their hands when asked who reads the Yellow Stub appearing in the Portsmouth Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Athens Messenger
Portsmouth Times
M. E. Chatley
Alpha Gamma Delta Convention Opens in Athens
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority holds its Alpha province convention at Ohio University in Athens with about sixty delegates expected. Attendees include Miss Bertha Dickinson and Miss Arlene Smyth, while national officers Ruth Bielby and Mrs. Robert E. Whitney are anticipated.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Athens
Ohio University
Bertha Dickinson
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Arlene Smyth
Allegheny College
Meadville
Audrey Willard
Uiversity of Toronto Tooutie
Onieso
Canada
Bertha Houston
Toronto
Ruth Bielby
Insignia
Syracuse
New York
Robert E. Whitney
Cleveland
Edith Joesting
Baltimore
Helen Miller
Helen Feichholtz
Bellefontaine
Anti-Saloon League Launches Drive to Raise Battle Fund
The Anti-Saloon League began a campaign to raise a $50,000 battle fund ahead of Senate judiciary hearings next week. Thousands of letters go out from its headquarters urging dry advocates nationwide to contribute to combat wets and counter wet propaganda at the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anti-Saloon League Today
Senate Judiciary Committee
League
Tiny Mildred Dies After Seven Weeks in Incubator
The newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pfeifer of Columbus died at seven weeks old. Tiny Mildred weighed one pound thirteen ounces at birth and two pounds six ounces at death, fed initially with 120 milk drops via a medicine dropper and later four teaspoons daily.
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Columbus
Edward Pfeifer
Tiny Mildred
Probe Adventures Of Cinderella Man With School Girls
New York reports a triple probe into Edward W. Browning a wealthy real estate man and his association with high school girls The case follows Browning s Broadway trail of joy with young women and the unexplained absence of Frances Heenan from Textile High School Since last November Police seek clues about an acid attack on Frances nicknamed Peaches and the death of Stella Lubin a friend who died after a Browning party
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New York
Edward W. Browning
Browning
Broadway
Children’s Society
Board of Education
Frances Heenan
Textile High School
Frances
Peaches
Cinderella Ran
Stella Lubin
Arbor Day Observed In Ohio On April 23
Governor Vic Donahey proclaims April 23 as Arbor and Bird day in Ohio. The observance joins American Forest week set by President Coolidge. Athens County schools will mark the day with activities as explained by H. R. McVay, though details are not yet finalized.
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Ohio
Vic Donahey
President Coolidge
Athens County
H. R. McVay
Lord's Supper Ends Lenten Service at First Methodist
The First Methodist church wrapped up its Lenten observance with a Lord's Supper led by Dr. H. J. Holcombe. Rev. Dr. McGurk read the New Testament account narrating the Passover events and the institution of the Lord's Supper. Attendance surpassed typical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
H. J. Holcombe
McGurk
Doctor McGurk
Golfer Robert Noll Delivers Address At Athens Country Club
Robert Noll of Marietta spoke at a stag dinner for Athens golfers praising golf as a gentleman’s game with simple rules and fundamentals. He urged practice on the practice course, noted limits of the game, and highlighted his career as a top non professional golfer and hunter.
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Robert Noll
Marietta
Athens Country Club
Athens
Mr. Noll
Noll
Ohio
Robinson
Ryder
Osterly
T. R. Biddle
Greens
R. W. Finsterwald
Athens churches unite for last hours of Jesus on earth
In an all church service at the Presbyterian church, seven ministers and laymen offered seven reflections on Jesus last words from the cross. Dr A Y Wilcox led, with Wesley Maurer and others speaking on forgiveness, paradise, Mary and John, forsaken me, I thirst, atonement, and surrender.
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Athens
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Wesley H. Maurer
the Messenger
The
University
God
Mr. Maurer
Mary
Jones
Pomeroy
Joseph
W. W. Ludwig
Elijah
Ludwig
H. J. Holcombe
Nelsonville Choir Sings at Athens Service Sunday
The Church of the Epiphany choir from Nelsonville will provide music at the Faster service at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens at 10 30 Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Epiphany
Nelsonville
Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
Four men indicted for first degree murder to be arraigned
Richard Rhodes John Shorty Bryant John Hedricks and King Tim O'Brien indicted for murder. Bryant Rhodes and Hedricks charged in the James McCumber case. Hedricks and O'Brien charged in the Susan Rhoades arson murder. Arraignment set before Judge A F P Miller Saturday. Visitors restricted and lawyers named or expected.
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R. A. Mack
Guallipolis
A. D. Russell
Pomeroy
Bryant
Hedricks
Rhodes
O’brien
Miller
Hattie Rhodes
Richard Rhodes
Columbus
Chapman Near the Noose Today
Hartford April 2 Less than ninety hours separate Gerald Chapman from execution. His lawyers began final conference on a new trial motion to be filed tomorrow in Judge Newell Jennings court. Frederick Groehl of New York led the defense and expressed cautious optimism.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Newell
Jennings
Frederick Groehl
New York
Small Fire at Athens Home Causes Smoke In House
Firemen were called to Warren Roush's home at 297 West Union street at 8 this morning to extinguish a small blaze. A hot coal from a grate ignited a wooden box near the hearth, the box burned half and filled the house with smoke but left the house and furnishings undamaged.
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Warren Roush
West Union Street
Daring Rhode Island Bank Robbery Stuns City
Four masked bandits robbed the Trust Company in broad daylight forcing customers and staff to surrender. Armed with revolvers, the crew handcuffed victims and looted thousands of dollars in currency and negotiable assets, shocking Providence.
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Phenix
Rhode Island
Trust Company
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