Miners Hear Bleak Outlook as Daugherty Warns
About 500 miners and families filled the Deanville meeting where Oral Daugherty declared the valley faces a grim future due to relief cuts and feeding-station closures. He urged workers to seek outside jobs or return to work, while Frank J. Bender blamed railroads for low prices and urged wage stability through conference with operators.
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Nelsonvillee
Hocking Valley
Deanville
Frank J. Bender
Harley Warden
Porter Sweazy
Buchtel
Robert Bell
Zanesville
National Organization
Mr. Bender
Bender
Oral Daugherty
Hocking
Jacksonville
Daugherty
Referendum Drive Aims at Gas Ordinance Contract
Fremont petitions circulate seeking a referendum on a Logan Gas 10 year rate increase ordinance. The 30 day remonstrance filing window closes next Thursday night.
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Fremont
U.P
Logan Gas Company
World Awaits Word From German Flyers Now Due in America
A nation waits for word on the Bremen after 35 hours since departure from Dublin. A Kingsport Nova Scotia sighting rumored to be the Bremen revived hopes, with Mitchel Field target arrival later in the day. The craft crossed Atlantic winds as Captain Hermann and colleagues strive for a transatlantic feat.
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America
Moorehouse
Kingsport
Nova Scotia
New York
Hermann,Koehl
Barron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenfeld
James E. Fitzmaurice
Irish Free State Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Mitchel Field
L. I
Maine
Augusta
Atlantic
Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Boston
Mitchell Field
Wal- Re Hinchliffe
Eisie Mackey
Cranwell Airdrome
England
Bremen sighting hunt continues as ships report no visual
New London April 13 A canvass of three radio stations finds ships at sea still watching for the German trans Atlantic monoplane Bremen with no sighting. Operators report dozens of queries between ships during the night as coast guard patrols are stationed today.
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New London
Conn
Bremen
Coast Guard
Crooked Ohio Motor Clubs Under Scrutiny
Ohio A A A club officials move to seek an investigation by Attorney General Turner into motor clubs operating in Ohio. Secretary Charlies C. Jones says many clubs are confidence schemes that take members’ money before any organization forms, offering dubious insurance, repairs, or road services. A second resolution requests examination of free road service for members.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio A. A. A
Turner
Charlies C. Jones
Ohio Association
Opel tests propel device toward skyrocket airplanes
Berlin April 13. A new automobile receiving power from a recoil device akin to Goddard’s skyrocket reached 62 percent miles an hour in eight seconds at Opel works. A company representative said the device marks the first successful step toward skyrocket airplanes. He predicts an unmanned craft could breach the atmospheric envelope this year.
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Berlin
Goddard
Opel
Cleveland Woman and Daughter Save Home From Bomb Threat
Police praised Mrs. Laura Brooks of East Cleveland and her daughter after they spotted a sputtering fuse on a bomb outside their porch. The improvised grenade, found to be loaded with dynamite and nitroglycerine, units said could have wrecked the house. Her husband Harry Brooks could not explain the device's placement, and investigators noted it was placed moments before they exited.
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Cleveland
U.R
Laura Brooks
East Cleveland
Fleeing Man Shot Dead by Officer in Youngstown
In Youngstown on Tuesday night William Leebyrd aged 28 was shot and killed when he fled after being ordered to halt by Patrolman Homm. Leebyrd had been quarreling with a woman in a downtown crowd and fled as the officer approached, firing when he refused to stop running.
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Youngstown
U.P
William Leebyrd
Homm
Leebyrd
Youths abduct two girls and car in Cleveland incident
Four youths abducted Florence Kvet and Margaret Vidmar after a dance at the Slovenian home in Cleveland. They forced the two girls into a car with four companions, held them in a cottage near Willoughby for about two hours, and returned them unharmed after mistreatment. Police launched a search for the suspects.
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Cleveland
U.R
Willoughby
Florence Kvet
Margaret Vidmar
Miners to Vacate Company Homes in Eastern Ohio
Evictions in Webb Florence and Provident coal regions proceed on the last day of grace. About 436 families were ordered to leave, with most already vacated or moved to temporary quarters. U S Marshal Stanley Borthwick reports little chance of trouble as warm weather eases the process.
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Columbus
U.R
Webb
Florence
Provident
Ohio
Benson W. Hough
Frank D. Henderson
Judge Hough
U. S
Stanley Borthwick
Bellaire
Steubenville
Borthwick
Ohio League of Women Voters outlines Cincinnati program
The Ohio League of Women Voters announced the May 17 and 18 convention program in Cincinnati. Principal speakers include Mayor Murray Seasongood of Cincinnati, Julia Lathrop of Chicago, and Katherine Ludington of Lyme, Conn.
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Cincinnaty
Ohio League of Women Voters
Cincinnati
Agnes Hilton
Ohio Woman Voter
Murray Seasongood
Julia Lathrop
Chicago
Child Welfare Authority
Katherine Ludington
Lyme
Conn
National League of Women Voters
Ministers compete for pulpit at First Presbyterian
Twenty five ministers seek the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church in New Philadelphia as the position becomes vacant May 1 when Rev. M. G. Hanna moves to Niles Presbyterian.
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New
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church
Here
M. G. Hanna
Niles Presbyterian Church
Clevelanders Receive Knight Commanders of St Gregory
In a solemn St John’s Cathedral ceremony three Cleveland menJohn J Bennet president of Erie Railroad Anthony Carlin real estate operator and Philip Marquard contractor and builder were named Knights Commander of the Order of St Gregory the Great. Akron’s Michael ONeil would have been honored but died last fall.
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Cleveland
Lancaster Fire Chief Reinstated After Resignation
Fire Chief George Ed Rockey, who resigned under the prior city administration after 25 years of service, is reinstated to the position by Safety Director Edward Schleicher. The move follows local authority action in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
George Ed Rockey
Edward Schleicher
Twelve Go On Trial In Legal Scandal Case
In Columbus on April 13 twelve individuals linked to former Supreme Court employee Ralph W. Miller faced trial over an alleged conspiracy to fix the June 1927 state bar examination. The first case targeted Miller and others, including John B. Canfield Don H. Andrews and John C. Jackson, accused of contempt of court for bribing Miller to raise exam scores. Miller testified as the proceedings opened.
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Columbus
Ralph W. E. Miller
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Miller
John B. Canfield
Cleveland
Don H. Andrews
John C. Jackson
Chagrin Falls
Clay mine accident claims life at Crooksville
April 13 Charles Mullen aged 50 was killed in his Crooksville clay mine when he accidentally struck a cap on a heavy dynamite charge while preparing a shot. His son Elson stood nearby and escaped serious injury.
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New Lexington
Charles Mullen
Crooksville
Elson
President Bray to resign as president of Republic Iron & Steel
Youngstown April 13 T. J. Bray longtime president of the Republic Iron and Steel company announces he will resign from the presidency but will remain as a company director after seventeen years in the post.
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Youngstown
T. J. Bray
The
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Two Teens Seriously Hurt After Motorcycle Collision
Ike C. Dorsey aged 19 and Paul Calentine aged 20, of Newcomerstown, were thrown from a motorcycle into a creek after a collision with a car along a 20 foot embankment. Both suffered serious injuries.
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Newark
Ike C. Dorsey
Paul Calentine
Newcomerstown
Ohio Prisoner Parole Case Cleared by Attorney General
Columbus April 18 The state attorney general ruled that a prisoner recommended for parole by the warden and chaplain cannot be kept indefinitely by the board of clemency or held "subject to the call of the clemency board" without action by the board.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Clemency
Turner
President of Hocking Tells Men What They May Expect
At a Glouster meeting of about 1000 miners Oral Daugherty, president of the Hocking sub-district, warned the crowd there would be no new non-union movement and urged unity with the United Mine Workers. He stated conditions were dire with relief lists still large and wages failing to meet needs.
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Hocking
Glouster
Oral Daugherty
Glouster Opera House
Sunday Creek
Daugherty
United Mine Workers
Hocking Valley
Jacksonville
William Southard
David Watkins
Frank J. Bender
Cambridge
Columbus
John L. Lewis
Coonville
Circle Hill
International Policy Board
Les Hall
Congress
W. Hi. Coakley
Buchtel
Pat Loper
Murray City
Sixteen Hurt as School Wing Collapse Traps Pupils
Sixteen pupils at the state school on Town street and Washington avenue were injured Thursday when a ceiling collapsed during a drill. All were removed to nearby hospitals and were reported recovering.
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Columbus
Washington Fenue
Iz Qured Thursby
Cee
Government rests in Sinclair Teapot Dome case
Attorneys for the United States said they were not asked about key matters as the government wrapped up its conspiracy case against Harry S. Sinclair. The judge adjourned until Monday for rulings on two remaining evidentiary issues concerning payments to former officials and a Russia trip.
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Washington
U.D
Harry S. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Owen
J. Roberts
Jennings Batley
Bert B. Serdar
Feapot
Sinccair
Admissibility rulings in Doheny case unfold in April 1922
Government sought to air money transfers from April 1922 involving Fall, leased Teapot Dome to Sinclair and Elk Hills to EBIL. Doheny Sr. received about 304000 from Sinclair before, with defense noting testimony immaterial to the current case yet possible admissibility Monday. Judge Bailey left bribery indictment against elder Doheny in effect while dismissing charge against younger Doheny.
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Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Elk Hills Reserve
Ebil. Doheny, Sr
Doheny
J Bailey
Daugherty
Booth
Interior de
Bailey
Young, Doheny
Elder Doheny
Roberts
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League of Women Voters
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