Illegal miners clash over Daugherty ouster in Hocking Valley
About 600 to 790 miners in the Hocking district met to protest Oral Daugherty's ouster as president of the subdistrict. A resolution called for a state convention to reveal the facts and to decide on the strike's status. Speakers included Daugherty and Simmy Swyers. The meeting was labeled illegal by chairman Swede Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jag Lopez
Marshal Summers
Sum Gall
Pearl G. Whittman
Rabbit Morris
Fiane Jones
C. Toss
W. It. Tompkins
Donovon
Donovan
Gee Hall
Nelsonville
Daugherty
Hall
Brut
Ston
Dell
Donoson
Parking Limits Enforced On Court Street Athens
Mayor Alex Moore announced a new parking ordinance restricting Court street to one hour from 8 am to 8 pm each day. A special officer will mark cars Tuesday morning to enforce the rule, aimed at reducing double parking and street congestion caused by prolonged parking by local business owners.
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Court Street
Athens
Alex Moore
Moore
Unions Bar Aid Ties With Alleged Communist Groups
In Hocking valley and Sunday Creek areas twenty local unions were notified by Lee I of the Ohio mine district that they must reject aid from the Save-the-Union and related groups. The United Mine Workers warned locals they face expulsion if ties are maintained. The Penn-Ohio relief effort had previously sent cash and flour to Glouster district, while literature and speakers pushed union members toward the Save-the-Union group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pennsylvania-Ohio Miners’ Relief Committee
Save-the- Union
Hocking Valley
Sunday Creek Valley
Lee I
Ohio
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
National Miners’ Organization
Tr Fg
Pennsylvania- Ohio Relief Organization
Glouster
Save-the-Tinion
Hocking
Relief Work Near End as Ohio Striker Miners Halt Aid
Relief work for destitute children of striking Ohio miners will end May 4 under National Guard supervision. More than 500,000 meals provided since start. average cost about eight cents per meal. Four mines in Noble and Guernsey counties plan to reopen next week, with employers offered a $6 daily base pay.
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Columbus
Supervis
National Guard
Chiavent
Frank Z. Henderson
Guernsey
Noble County
Sill
Advicws
Henderson
Caldwell
Cambrdge Calheries Company
Eams
Foperial
Korsythe Coal Company
Belle Valley
Lana
Black Top
Lore’wity
Marils Morning Company
Senecaville
Akron iGoal Company
Jounty
Alficlals
Reed Denounces Teapot Dome and Officials in Cleveland Speech
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri spoke at the City Club in Cleveland after visiting Mansfield addressing the seventh Jefferson Day banquet. He denounced Teapot Dome and the Sinclair trial, criticized the Coolidge administration, and attacked Secretary Mellon and Secretary Hoover while calling former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty a political leper.
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Cleveland
U.R
James A. Reed
Missouri
Clevelind
Addhe City Club
Mansfield
Sinclair
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
Commerce Hoover
Harry M. Sougherty
Columbus man in jail after shooting in downtown incident
April 28 event reports Robert Denis, 38, firing a revolver at A. E. Bryant near Bliss hotel in Columbus. Denis, who fled, was jailed with alcohol use noted. Bryant wounded and a riot nearly followed. A separate item notes a petition to censure Mrs Kiefen Tufts Bailis over a DAR blacklist controversy.
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Columbus
Robert Denis
Denny
King
Bliss
A. E. Bryant
Bryant
Washington
U.2
Mra. Kiefen Tufts Bailis
Organization
Congress Will Probably Have Negro Member Again
Congress is poised to gain a black representative for the first time since 1896 after the death of Rep. Martin Madden of Illinois. The Chicago district, long a black political stronghold, may elect William J. Dawson as Madden’s successor. A special House committee will attend Madden’s funeral, with a state service in Chicago.
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Congress
Washington
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Chicago
Madden
William J. Dawson
Longworth
House
Senate
Coolidge
Dawes
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Naval
Army
Will R. Wood
Ind
Wirman
Four Year Old Lake Cargo Coal Rate War Heads to Head
Inclement weather halted air delivery of Messengers to Nelsonville and Logan. Gates Flying Circus planes diverted to Ohio Valley after rain and poor visibility made plane delivery impossible twice, with plans to resume Tuesday night.
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Gates Flying Circus
Nelsonville
Logan
Fox
Cirens
Athens
Ohio Valley
Ohio Valley Lying Fiehd
Martettz
Belpre
Southeast storm toll and flood damage report
Severe weather across the Southeast causes millions in damage and four deaths. Tornadoes and flooding devastate Florida Alabama Georgia Tennessee and surrounding areas. Electrocutions and collapses occur from downed power lines and debris as floodwaters threaten communities. Lincoln Ellsworth today receives a Senate gold medal for polar flight in 1924.
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Atlanta
Florida
Alabama
Tombigbee
North Carolina
Georgia
Tampa
Coca
Dunnellon
Alzbara
Honore Hy
Washington
Senate
Lincoln Ellsworth
North Pole
Navy rushes planes to Nicaragua against Sandino
Navy moves fast deploying marine aircraft to the east coast theater. Two amphibian planes with machine guns leave Hampton Roads aboard the Nitro, with two more en route. A tri motor Fokker will depart within ten days, refueling in Miami. Lieutenant H J D Falmer named unit pilot with mechanic and radio man aboard.
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Washington
U.P
Nicaragua
Navy
Hampton
Miami
H.J. “D. Falmer
Win
Parley Set Amid North South Coal Operator Talks
Ohio industry rattled by voluntary rate cuts in lake coal trade threaten revival. Parley planned in Cincinnati with eastern railway executives and mine operators from northern and southern fields to seek compromise and restore rate relief.
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Cincinnat
Eastern Railway
Iarn van Horn
My. Uine Coal Operators’ Association
Southern
Interstate Cormteer Commission
Ohio
Pal Crawley
New York Central
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ghio
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Lake
Tonn
van Horn
VOR
Taveras
Bremen Crew Pays Bennett Tribute Today
The Bremen crew and related figures gathered to honor Bennett at Arlington Cemetery after their voyage across the Atlantic. They traveled from New York to participate in the funeral and memorial arrangements, with key figures including Mrs. Teresa Junkers and others involved in the maritime expedition.
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Bremen
Bennett
Washington
Clrl
Floyd Manele
Vienna
Labrador
New York
Acelam
Thy
Henter
West Wechester
New York Festivdins. With Them Was Mrealein Terra Junkers
Dager
Theo
York
Gap
Phefers Armi
Detling
Arese
Arlington
Jail Officers Suspended Amid Infection Plot Rumor
April 5 report states two jail guards and a deputy were suspended after a rent at the jail surfaced from an alleged plot to meet an escape. The suspensions involve Sheriff Milwird Haunratty and Deputy Caste as doctors discuss RO Graves release to the jail hospital.
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Wa.s
Gatul Micineh
Gennes
Rubens
Spratt Wilson
Pellues
Dan Patty
VR Caste
Bremen Crew to Receive Honors in New York
Baron von Huenfeld and the Bremen crew arrive in New York after two weeks since Greenly Island. A parade down the harbor and a wreath at Madison Square mark the celebrations with Walker delivering the greeting. Major Kirkowski and Major Kuvale force-landed near Abbeville during a test flight.
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New York
Gunther von Huenr
Feld
Bremen
Washington
Greenly Island
Macom
Walker
Madison Square
Commodore
Warmer Weather Forecast for Week
Weather forecast for the week predicts warmer temperatures with generally fair conditions. Occasional showers anticipated in parts of the Ohio Valley and surrounding regions with no widespread storms expected.
Deposed Mine Union Leader Challenges Officers and Board
Chauncey April meeting saw Oral Daugherty, deposed president of the Hocking miners, denounce the executive board while affirming loyalty to the United Mine Workers. He claimed officials seek to limit free speech and criticized district leaders for prioritizing jobs over miners.
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Oral Daugherty
Hocking Miners’ Organization
Chauncecy
Daugherty
Thin Fickd
Jacksonville
Executive Board
District Board
Union
Washington
Lewry
Chauncey
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Leo Lati
Ohio Miners’ Organiation
Orat Daugherty
Hocking Pnnners
Ome Daugherty
Unite Mire
Ublo
Organiaxtion
Thia
John Lewis
Columbus
Levis
George Sasage
Lee
Jacksonvale
Lider
Indiana
Galis
Amd
District Lucrative Board
Pittsburgh
Olna
Lewis
Lews
March of Women on County Jail Climaxes Four Days of Terror
Belmont county officials defend arrest of 41 women wives of striking miners who staged a march at the county fair. Col Ton Caldwell says four days of unrest at Matton Hollow preceding the arrests and tear gas were used to disperse crowds. Capt Paul Sears warned the marchers at the jail entrance and warns of possible arrests if they proceed. County Prosecutor Wad dell says the women violated laws and urged action to uphold Federal injunctions.
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ST. Clairisvilla
Wrhbelmont County Officils
Ton Caldwell
Ohio National
Fastern
Ohio
Matton Hollowing
Pear Lansing
Mass Pickering
Caldwell
Bonally
Booklet Guides Fitting Dresses From Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger advertises a booklet on how to fit dresses with simple methods. It explains altering patterns, necks shoulders and sleeves and shows how to adapt garments already made or bought ready to wear. The Washington Information Bureau offers to mail a copy for four cents in coin or stamps to cover postage and handling.
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Washington Information Bureau
Uae
Pirsaria 2
Haskin
Ation
Buren Fale da I Penelore
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Ohio Guards
Reed
Robert Denny
Lebourget Field
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Touts Mirkowski
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Fiers
Abbeville
Seberm
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Internaional Orgemicrae
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