Britain Faces General Election Threat Amid Coal Strike
London reports a vast mining and transport strike crippling industry. Admiralty orders sailors back from leave as fear grows of government coping with rail and fuel shortages. Miners propose socialistic policies and demand maintained wages, signaling possible June election.
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London
Britain
Sheffield
ED. L
Keen
United Press
Great Britain
Labor
NATO
Ohio University Classes to Start Early After Welcome Rush
Ath en s overflows with students arriving for the new term as trains unload a wave of coeds and travelers. Students begin classes at Ohio University at 7 30 Tuesday morning amid a festive campus welcome and busy taxis in the city.
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Athens
Ohio University
Henderson Calls for General Election Over Lloyd George Clash
Arthur Henderson, prominent British labor leader, says Labour may overthrow Lloyd George's government in a future vote. He accuses the premier of insincerity and alignment with privilege, pledging a Labour program of social justice and sweeping economic reforms. He warns of revolutionary changes affecting Irish, international matters, while denying Bolshevik aims.
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London
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Henderson
United Press
Hendersson
Labor Party
Labor
Loydernment
Coalition
Laborites
Rail Workers Meeting With Bond Owners Opens Private Talks
In New York on April 4 a private conference brought together rail workers union leaders and bond owners to seek common ground on wage issues. Labor reps included Stone Carter Cease Manion and Johnson. Securities representatives included Fiske Kindsley Pulleyn Dryden Brock.
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New York
National Association of Owners of Railway Securities
Davies Warfield
Securities Owners Organization
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
Firea
D. L. Cease
E. J. Manion
Wm. Johnson
Halley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Darwin P. Kindsley
The
New York Life Insurance
John J. Pulleyn
Emigrant
Athens Public Schools Return To Classes After Easter Break
Athens public schools resumed sessions at 8 20 a m Monday after an Easter vacation extending from March 25. During the break, the schools were given a thorough cleaning and many teachers visited friends out of town.
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Athens
Ohio 37th Division History to Be Written by Col. Cole
Columbus April 4 history of Ohio s 37th division to be written under Ralph D Cole a former colonel who served with the Rainbow Division and who has spent three years gathering data Members of the division association met and laid plans W C Howes named assistant historian to write under Cole s supervision The 166th infantry Rainbow Division formerly the Fourth Ohio will receive a section of the history
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Columbus
State tax commission to value private utilities
Columbus April 4 The state tax commission will begin a three month process to fix valuations of privately owned public utilities. Utilities will receive hearings after tentative values are set.
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Columbus
State ‘Tax Commission
Worth While Hens Wellington
Ten hens owned by Mrs J B Jordan laid 64 eggs in seven days. The report notes steady productivity and suggests the flock’s efficient laying pattern for every week.
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Wellington
Jordan
Lake freighters tie up for winter on coal laden season delay
In Lorain lake freighters are tied up for winter and nearly all are loaded with coal. They do not expect to start the season until May 1.
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Lorain
Anglers to Fish Without License Until July 1
Ohio anglers may fish this spring without a license if the legislature passes the bill and the governor signs it. The law becomes effective 90 days after signing, setting July 1 as the earliest date a license is required. Fishermen were active in Athens County streams this spring.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Athens County
Margarets Creek
Ohio to distribute state aid for school districts in 29 counties
State Auditor Tracy will allocate one seventh of a total $785,596.50 in state aid to 29 counties, supplementing local taxes for school districts. Counties listed include Athens $100,204.70, Hocking $13,291.07, Meigs $53,400.08, Morgan $18,511.25, Perry $53,005.03, Vinton $24,364.09, and Washington $6,212.95. Athens receives one seventh of the total.
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Tracy
Ohio
Athens County
Hocking County
Meigs County
Morgan County
Perry County
Vinton County
Washington
Germany's bid for U S support met with refusal in formal exchange
Washington reports expose German foreign minister Simons proposing to rehabilitate France with German labor and an international loan. Secretary Hughes replies the United States backs the allies and holds Germany responsible for war reparations, opposing assumption of allied debts. Fresh negotiations are hoped to yield a settlement.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Simons
Hughes
France
Attention Masons Special Meeting Notice
No. 25 F. and A. M. holds a Master Mason degree at 6 30 p m on Tuesday April 5. W M F M McKay and Secretary J A Palmer announce the event for members and attendees.
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Masons
F. M. McKay
W. M
J. A. Palmer
Will Honor Veterans at Red Men's Hall Evening
The W R C to give support for Civil War veterans this day at 5 30 oclock at the Red Men s hall on West Washington street Lorene
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Red Men's Hall
West
Washington
Lparene
Aged Woman Falls Fractures Hip in Home
Mrs. Susan McKee mother of W. H. McKee aged 82 fell Friday evening at her home 60 North Congress street after catching her foot in a rug. She fractured her left hip and is resting very easy this morning despite intense pain.
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Susan McKee
W.H. McKee
North
Congress Street
Attorney Arrested Over Property Sale Misappropriation
Kept part of money in a Morgantown case surfaces as R A Lohr of Mercertown is arrested on charges from James A Ashburn of Morgantown. He allegedly sold a house and lot in Parkersburg and failed to remit all money, with an amount short between 300 and 400 dollars.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
R. A. Lohr
James A. Ashburn
Morgantown
Ashburn
ITAEL MAN Phadco AWAY RICH IN YEARS
Al G. Fields, dean of minstrels, died after a yearlong illness of brights disease in Columbus at age 72. He began in Virginia, shaped the minstrel act, and helped train many blackface stars. Burial is planned for tomorrow. his show business name suited his life, though his birth name Hatfield was rarely used.
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Columbus
United Press
al G. Fields
Minstrels
Fields
Virginia
Ness the Minstrels
Hatfield
Wet
The
Elks
Seusacaeey Stern
Senate in session aims to clear key measures this week
The Senate stays in session to clear appropriation and reorganization bills this week. House recessed to April 18 with conference work expected to finish by late April. Reports claim the session favors business and labor, with the Burns bill on workmen compensation under scrutiny and cost-saving aims in state operations.
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Columbus
Arp
Senate
House of Representatives
Coal Oil Lets Go Cleveland Home Damaged By Blaze
Explosion of coal oil on an oil stove caused a fire that badly damaged the home of Charles Mauck in Cleveland. Firefighters battled the blaze, and damage was extensive though injuries were not reported.
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Cleveland
Charles Mauck
Prince of Wales to Open Ulster Parliament Under Home Rule
According to Grecian London the Prince of Wales is to open a new Ulster parliament to be inaugurated under the home rule bill. The ceremony is expected to be followed by a trip.
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London
Prince of Wales m
Ulster
Bill
Georgia trial brings deputies to Covington for Williams case
Deputies sworn in Covington to guard the trial of John Williams proprietor of the death farm. A escort of Williams and accuser Clyde Manning was planned to Atlanta but state troops were not used. jail protection was tightened and court order严格 maintained.
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Edward A. Schellnutt
United Press
Covington
John 8
Williame
Atlanta
Williams
Clyde Manning
Newton
Carl Agrees To Leave Hungar Child Trial Delay
An 11 year old Cecil Burkett may finish the spring term at a rural country school before his murder trial for Benny Slavin is held. The delay was discussed with attorney James Dills and hinges on whether the case is called within two weeks. if not, the trial likely won’t occur until June. The incident occurred while the boys were playing in Cecil’s backyard last Thanksgiving.
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Ora
Ind
United Press
Cecil Burkett
Whtele
Benny ‘Slavin
James Dills
Pentecomt
Gircult Ee Gous
Cecil
Marshall Team Takes Second Game in Weekend Match
Huntington Ohio University loses Friday's ball game 21 to 3 after Barstow Loomis starts and notes of pitcher usage. Allen drives deep right center for three bases while King and Knox contribute. Ohio tallies seven hits to Marshall eight.
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Huntington
Ohie’ University
Labor
Barstow Loomis
Sec
Priday
Marshall Tee Ogo
Bob” White
Allen
King
Ohio
Knox
Marshall
PTA meeting rescheduled to April 13 in Chauncey Ohio
In Chauncey Ohio on April 4 the Parent-Teacher Association announces its next regular meeting is moved from April 6 to Wednesday April 13.
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Chauncey
Parent- Teacher Association
Skeleton found buried in Hemlock road cellar
Deputy sheriffs and city detectives probed a baffling murder in Cleveland as a skeleton buried in quicklime was uncovered in a Hemlock Road cellar. The fragments of bones suggested the burial occurred at least three months ago, and the discovery was made by a homemaker preparing to move into the house.
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Cleveland, CO
South Park
Hemlock Road
Are Whitmer
Bee Hammond
Amesville Women to Hold Social at Presbyterian Church
The Amesville Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a social in the Presbyterian church at 1 o clock on Sunday. An interesting program is planned with refreshments served. All ages from nearby communities are invited to attend the event.
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Presbyterian Church
Free Garden Book Offer From Athens Messenger Bureau
Deric J. Haskin of the Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington urges early garden planning. He notes gardening requires knowledge and effort and offers a free garden book by sending two stamps for return.
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Deric J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Washington Nation
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Workmen's Compensation
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