Miners to Meet in Zanesville Over Wage Scale
Miners from Hocking, Pomeroy, Tuscarawas, Cambridge and other districts including Eastern Ohio and the Panhandle in West Virginia plan a 10 o'clock Monday meeting in Zanesville. State United Mine Workers officials will attend. Officials may seek a uniform wage scale. operators have opposed union recognition. Local truck mines threatened with stoppage. Shelton Coal Co notified to cease work. Zanesville authorities bolster security with machine guns and tear gas as miners face threats amid unrest.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Pomeroy
Tuscarawas
Cambridge
Ohio
Panhandle
West Virginia
Zanesville
United Mine Workers
Geast
Zancavilla
Shelton Coal Company
Athena Brick Corporation
Futre
Carbon Hill
National Guard
H. M. Bush
Columbus
Muskingum Coal Company
South River Road
Harry Paul
Wheeling Avenue
Paul
Good Samaritan
Dead Man Haunts Hearse Rescue Turns Alive in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire Albert Paquette a crash victim was believed dead and transported to a funeral parlor. He revived during the improvised hearse ride and attacked the escort. Police records later show Paquette misclassified as dead and added to drunken driving suspensions.
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Concord
N. H
Albert Paquette
Chia
Hee Escort
Compso
Maotot Vethicle Department Statisticians
Paquette
Dicennes
War costs looming over future relief and a bears platinum find
An analysis notes that veteran relief already consumes a year’s federal revenue and could rise to two billion dollars annually within a decade, informing future war costs. Separately, Kodiak Island hosts the largest bears with reports of platinum deposits on Chirikoff, while De Valera leads Ireland with dancing lessons for the British Lion and a plan to end England’s financial ties.
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DE Valera
George
Ireland
England
Explains Why Students Left in Bell County Mine Area
Cincinnati report quotes Walter B. Smith, Kentucky prosecuting attorney, defending expulsion of Eastern sociology students from the mine strike region as benevolent. He says the action prevented possible injury or death amid ongoing unrest. He notes no bloodshed since the strike began.
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Cincinnati
Walter B. Smith
Bell County
Kentucky
Smith
Officer suspended after crash in Youngstown
April 9 in Youngstown, Traffic Officer David E. Bjorsen was placed on a one day suspension for failing to stop after his automobile struck a man. The incident prompted an internal review and highlights concerns over traffic safety procedures.
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COFI
Youngstown
David E. Bjorsen
Publicizing Beauties Plan and Local Events
News index details a plan to publicize Pomeroy Bend beauties and a sheet owners field day at Carpenter. It notes Page House cleaning at Nelsonville starting Monday for Clean Up Week and an Athens Presbytery meeting slated for Monday and Tuesday.
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Pomeroy Bend
Carpenter
Nelsonville
Athens
Legion Convention
Lancaster
Commissioners
Hocking County
Senate
Ohio
Men's’ Brotherhood
Bishopvilla
Morristowp
Sustfest
Chauncey
the Plains
Milltterd
Jacksonvilla
Hollister
Glouster
Federal Salary Reductions To Be Considered
Washington reports reveal Hoover and the House Economy Committee debating a wide range of budget cuts. Proposals include across the board salary reductions over $1,000, changes to veterans and prohibition enforcement funds, and law revisions to expand future savings. The aim is to trim hundreds of millions from annual appropriations to balance the budget.
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Washington
Hoover
House Economy Committee
Flames Kill Three In Louisville Home Tragedy
In Louisville area a mother Glenna Stewart 23 and her two children Evelyn and Dorothy died in a house fire as flames swept through the home. Alvey Stewart, husband and father, arrived home to find the blaze consuming the residence while the mother appeared to have died trying to rescue the children.
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Louisville
U.P
Glenna. Stewart
Evelyn
Dorothy
Alvey Stewart
Will Knows How To Stop Women From Smoking
Beverly Hills California at 3 luncheon a congressman's wife could not read President Hoover's handwriting, and Mrs Hoover had to interpret it for her. Republicans in the room implied both could be right while noting the wife read by recalling her message to the women. Society women of New York smoking pipes are discussed with a suggested method to break the habit by observation.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
President Hoover
Society Women of
New York
Will
Alabama Supreme Court Overrules Rehearing in Scottsboro Case
Montgomery April 6 The Alabama Supreme Court today overruled an application for rehearing in the cases against seven Negroes condemned to be hanged for attacking two white men at Scottsboro Alabama last year.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme ‘Court
Scottsboro
Prohibition Agents Charged After Texas Store Shooting
In Dallas on April 9 two prohibition agents N D Heaton and L K Smith faced murder and assault charges after allegedly killing grocer Marion McGlothlin and wounding his wife when liquor purchases failed. Officers claim self defense and a gunfight erupted when Mrs Cox and McGlothlin resisted arrests at the store.
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Dallas
Texas
U.P
Prohibition
N. D. Heaton
L. K. Smith
Marion McGlothlin
William McGraw
Smith
Coax
Cox
Think Doctor Is Kidnaped Think Doctor Is Kidnaped
Chicago April 8. Disappearance of Dr Alfred A Budde, physician, was reported by his wife after a summons to an automobile accident. Mrs Budde feared kidnapping as police found his medical kit near a North Chicago cemetery. Investigators suspect a decoy call and that he may have been abducted or lost the kit en route.
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Chicago
Alfred A. Budde
Boddo
Budde
Legion Bonus View Changed Resolution Urges Immediate Meeting
Minnesota Legionnaires meeting in Minneapolis declare national officers misrepresent the Legion on the bonus issue. They pass a resolution demanding an immediate meeting of the national executive committee after Oscar Youngdahl sought to refer it to a committee. Delegates criticize national commander Henry L. Stevens for shaping a fatal public view of sentiment on the adjusted service certificates payment.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
American Legion
Minnesota Legionnaires
National Legion Executive Committee
Oscar F. Youngdahl
Henry L. Stevens
National Legion
Youth face orientation crisis in changing society
Columbus April 9 educational experts at Ohio State University issued a dual verdict on youth. They say young people face extraordinary difficulties orienting in a changing society, yet are making a creditable effort to solve them. Dean Esther Allen Gaw notes the clash between youth growth and social environment as education's main problem. In Chicago, April 9 eight masked men robbed and damaged the Chicago Globe printing plant, smashing presses and fleeing with 24.007 in series.
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Columbus
U.A
Ohio State Univer
Esther Allen Gaw
Ohio State
She
Gaw
Chicago
Chicago Globe
Politics Rule Bonus Fight in Bitter Session
Washington April 0 US Thought Ter the bonus, which hec kins before the Houde Wrya and Means Comittee Monday, ln expect er to be one of the bitterest strug gina of this session of Congress. The 3,895 World War veterans marched on the Capitol yesterday, waving flags and demanding a ho nia, undoubtedly made an impres sion. Some believe their presence made an even greater impreision, than the recent statement by Henry Stevens, commander of the Ameri can Legion, backing the president's opposition to any bonus payment. The president's opposition to the, Patan, Bit, which provides imm ilute payment of the veterina' ad in a nated compensation certifenter through the issue of around 92,000,000,000 new currency, may make the passage of the bill more tirefly. Cone gregsmen who are deabwut of the wisdom of the measure but believe that their vote on it wil have much to do with their success of Jadire atie polla this year, may vale yes add Jet fhe measure goo Mr. Hoo ver for almost certain veto.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Henry Stevens
American Legion
Cone
Jadire Atie Polla
Mr. Hoover
May Get New Trial Role de Sherritt Convicted of Financial Turpitude
Toledo April 8. Judge Rey Ro Shuad took under advisement the motion for a new trial for Sheriff Joseph Zimmerman, as Cornell Schreiber urged the court and Ralph Emery opposed. The sheriff was convicted of irregularities in the purchase of food for the jail. A move to oust Zimmerman through circulating petitions among qualified voters was under way.
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Role de Sherritt
Toledo
U.P
Rey Ro Shuad
Joseph Zim
Mermin
Cornell Schreiber
Attoreney
Ralph Emery
Zimmer- Min
Anandel
Zimmerman
Dion
Taps Telegraph Wires Jan Caught After Sending Himself Thousands of Dollars
Walden J. Maynard, 80, arrested in Lorain, tapped Western Union wires and used its confidential money order code to net himself several thousand dollars. Buffalo detectives say he admitted tapping the company lines and sending money orders to himself in Canada and four states, earning second degree grand larceny charges.
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Jan
Bufwalo
Walden J. Maynard
Lorain
Western Union
Buffalo
Maynard
Canada
States
Accident Leads to Injury After Guns Fire at In-Law Home
In Cincinnati on April 3 an accidental discharge injured Marie Glaser, 28, mother of two, when a gun hidden under a mattress discharged during cleaning at her widowed father-in-law’s house. She faces possible life-threatening injuries. Separately, reports mention plastic surgery for Captain Frank Hawka Teac after a takeoff accident in North Grafton and Chico Marx sustaining injuries in Hollywood from a late day collision.
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Cincinnates
U.P
Marie Glaser
Worcester
Maas
Frank M. Hawka
North Grafton
Phvaician
Chico” Marx
Hollywood
Caltr
Chico’ Marx
Marx’ Brothers
astomed _ Datarame tio
French Press Dollar Attack Scrutinized by Officials
Paris April 9. Complete details of anti dollar campaigns in the French press were sent to Washington for State Department review amid official pressure from Premier Andre Tardieu. American businessmen urged Ambassador Edge to seek Washington’s scrutiny of the attacks.
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Paris
U.P
Andre Tardieu
Washington
State Department
Walter B. Edge
France No Longer Friend of America declares strain in ties
In Washington, Rep Dyer and Sen Wheat discuss a cooling of Franco American relations amid reports of France shifting stance since World War I. Hoover is noted as favoring a return to strong U S policy. Meanwhile authorities investigate a French Ponzi scheme tied document leaks and a possible anti American propaganda push affecting banks and markets on Wall Street.
General Henderann Begins Mine District Inspection Tour
UR Adjunct General Frank Henderann leaves his offices to tour mining districts near Annesville Cambridge and St. Clairaville. He plans to interview National Guard mine observers in the strike area.
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Columbus
Frank Henderann
Cas
Annesville
Cambridge
St. Clairavile
National Guard
Romance Traps Bank Bandit Confession After Capture
A bank robber known as Dadfin confessed to 12 bank robberies over two years after being captured by police. He admitted spending most of the loot and planned a new marriage before his arrest in Miashawa. The case highlights a long-distance theft spree and the suspect’s social entanglements.
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Bas Ing
Pities
Dadfin
Waren
Hell n Maria Too Profane for Boys
In April COHCAGG members met to discuss the group Hell ’n Maria, a 1900s north shore organization for public welfare. Charles Dawes and Stratton opposed using the name, saying it would reflect badly and that a charter should not be granted. State officials refused to recognize the organization.
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Cohcagg
Uffell
Maria’ Taday Beraoa
Charles Daweal
Clh
North Shore
Parrpotea
Stratton
Ls Prafine
Meigs County Marked By Oversupply Of Campaign Seekers
Meigs County politics are crowded with hopefuls as candidates flood public events. At Oak Grove a candidate complained he was boxed in by eleven men, seven of whom were rivals. The crowd noted a slight drop in activity recently. One candidate has left the race, another is in the hospital, and a third is in a fall.
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Pomeroy
Oak Grove
Not Much Difference In The Messenger Ad
A short note explains the distinction between two vacant houses and two with tenants. Mr Reading offered a three room house for rent, earned a few cents by placing an advertisement in the Messenger under Houses for Rent, and the house was rented the next day.
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Messenger
Reading
Smith Still in Hopes He Will Be Nominated
Former Governor Alfred E Smith remains determined to win the Democratic presidential nomination. While Roosevelt gains momentum, Smith strengthens his support among allies, denying plans to move toward another candidate. He dispatched letters to leaders in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and California reiterating he is not a trail ing horse for any rival.
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Wartington
Alfred HL Smith
Han
Bint
Reinway Smith
Pranktio
Roosevelt
Palle
Helany
Batt
Smith
Newih
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
California
Seven Die as Planes Tangle In Midair Collision
In a French and Italian air incident seven Italian airmen died when two triemotor bombers collided over Sonate Paorulo airfield during routine flying exercises. Two lieutenants, two sergeants, and three mechanics perished instantly, while a parallel report notes a parachute failure of a French airman amid a separate collision near Le Bourget.
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Rome
U.P
Sonate Paorulo Airedrome
LE Bourget
U.rick
Weather outlook mirrors close to present days in Ohio Valley
The Weather Bureau reports a pattern similar to recent days across the Ohio Valley and nearby regions. Expect showers at the week’s start and again later in the week around Thursday or Friday as cooler and warmer spells alternate under unsettled skies.
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Washington
United States
Ohio Valley
Ono Valley
Tennessee
Lindbergh ransom saga continues as infant not returned
The April 9 United Press report says ransom money paid to unnamed agents has not yet produced the child's return. Officials note negotiations and possible contact with kidnappers, while theories about imposters and further demands circulate amid ongoing investigations near Hopewell and Atate. The case remains unresolved as Colonel Lindbergh and associates pursue possible leads from Martha's Vineyard to Norfolk.
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Delos Smith
United Press
Hopewell
Nwj
Charlea Ay
Lindbergh
Bindbargit
Atate Bolice
Trenton
Fai
Bari
Maclor
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