Peabody Mines Affected As Agreements Reached
Springfield April 30. Thirteen Peabody Coal mines in Illinois reach new operation terms. Mine No. 2 Zeigler resumes with 1,000 workers. Mine No. 1 receives repairs and 200 workers. Moffat Coal in Randolph County begins hoisting after a March 26 cylinder head failure. Mine No. 4 Sparta resumes. The agreement covers all 13 Peabody mines, with officials meeting miners representatives Allen Haywood Jack Glasgow and Jack Stanley among others. Peabody employs about 7,000 statewide. Readiness reported from Marion Sherman Kincaid Tovey Langleyville Taylorville Cambria Danville Springfield Riverton. Approximately 570 workers started on Cosgrove Meehan Mine Panama. Glasgow also chaired talks with Cosgrove Meehan.
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Springfield
Bell & Zoller Coal Company
Zeigler
Jacksonville
David Babington
Lon Fox
West Frankfort
Moffat Coal Company
Randolph County
Moffat
Sparta Coal & Mining Company
Peabody Coal Company
Miners” Union
Allen Haywood
Jack Glasgow
Taylorville
Jack Stanley
W. C. Argust
Peabody
Marion
Sherman
Kincaid
Tovey
Langleyville
Cambria
Danville
Riverton
Peabody Company
Illinois
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Cosgrove Meehan Coal Company
Panama
Glasgow
Judge Extends Eviction Deadline for Ohio Strikers
Federal Judge Benson W. Hough extended the eviction deadline to May 15 for 258 miners living in houses owned by coal companies in Eastern Ohio. He said the extension provides leeway so the moving workers cannot all relocate on the same day.
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Columbus
O.R
Benson W. Hough
Ohio
Hough
Supreme Court rules Kentucky tax on corporate bonds unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court held a Kentucky law taxing bond issuance by corporations unconstitutional in a case appealed by Louisville Gas & Electric. The company challenged a $387,610 tax on an $18.5 million issue tied to a proposed $150 million 30 year bond tranche.
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Washington
U.K
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Louisville Gas & Electric Company
One in 50 Years POMEROY Druggist Keeps A Button
April 30. Druggist C. D. Reed of Pomeroy claims to own a single rear collar button for 60 years. He says he has spent more time kneeling to hunt that button than in prayer, and expects it to last for the rest of his days.
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Pomeroy
C. D. Reed
W C T U Plans Dry Planks via Ten Day Prayer Session
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will pray to influence Republican and Democratic national conventions to adopt dry planks. State president Mrs. Florence Richard will lead a ten day session with more than 40 members attending both conventions.
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Toledo
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Florence Richard
Richard
Radical Labor Financed by Capitalists, McGrew Claims
Louis McGrew testifies to the Senate coal investigating committee that radical labor groups aiming at a Russian style revolution are financed by American capitalists. He pins control of newspapers on William Z Foster and alleges 500 red agents in the tri state coal area near Pittsburgh. He says the Save the Union drive seeks to destroy the United Mine Workers of America.
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Washington
Louis McGrew
Labor World of Pittsburgh
Senate Coal Investigating Committee
McGrew
William Z. Foster
Tri-State
Pittsburgh
Save-the-Union
United Mine Workers of America
Senator Wheeler
Pittsburgh Company
Don Rose
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Daylight Savings In Effect In Major Eastern Cities
Daylight savings was in effect today in New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and other large eastern cities.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Capture of Marshall at La Luz Mine Sparks Nicaragua Tensions
George B. Marshall assistant manager of the La Luz gold mine in Nicaragua was captured by followers of rebel general Sandino. He was reported killed by his captors, intensifying unrest around the American mining property and local security.
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George B. Marshall
la Luz
Nicaragua
Sandino
Marshall
Plans A Athens County Flying Club Being Formed
CHAUNCEY April 30 Plans are being made to organize an Athens County Flying club. Interested in aviation are asked to communicate with L. W. Sanders of Millfield. Sanders recently returned from Marshal Missouri where he completed a flying course with the Marshall school.
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Chauncey
Athens County
L. W. Sanders
Millfield
Sanders
Marshal
Missouri
Marshal School
Warden of Ohio Pen to Speak at City Church Event
Warden P. E. Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary will address about 150 people at the First Methodist church social rooms Friday evening. The Men's Brotherhood hosts. tickets available from Attorney John Bolin, Attorney O. F. Rowland, or Walter Musgrave. Few tickets remain. reservations must be completed by Wednesday. Non members may attend.
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P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
First Methodist Church
Men's Brotherhood of the Church
John Bolin
O. F. Rowland
Walter Musgrave
Brotherhood
Sebring Radio Amateurs Called Pests in Complaint
Complaint filed with U S Attorney A E Bernsteen accuses nine Sebring Ohio residents of running unlicensed telephone transmitting stations. Alexander Highfield, a licensed operator from Sebring, said the stations operate at all hours and ruin reception from distant transmitters.
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Cleveland
Sebring
U. S
A. E. Bernsteen
Alexander Highfield
Highfield
Senate Finance Committee Approves $205 Million Tax Cut Bill
The Senate finance committee ordered a $205,000,000 tax reduction bill favorably reported. The report will be filed tomorrow and Chairman Smoot will seek Senate consideration of the measure today.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Senate
Senate approves panel to probe campaign finances
The Senate adopted a resolution authorizing a five member special committee to investigate contributions and expenditures of all parties. The panel will examine campaign financing practices and related actions.
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Senate
Washington
When a Girl Loves New Serial Headlines Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger introduces a new Ruth Dewey Groves serial When a Girl Loves starting May 8. Virginia Brewster, a wealthy New York society girl, faces love with a penniless artist as her father dies bankrupt from heart disease, challenging luxury versus happiness.
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Ruth Dewey Groves
Athens Messenger
Virginia Brewster
Messenger
New York
Nathaniel Dann
Greenwich Village
Dana
Problems of Hard-Hit Coal Industry in This Valley
Athens County Civic association called a meeting at Athens high school auditorium to discuss the coal crisis in the Hocking valley. Mayor Alex M. Moore announces the gathering aims to broaden the group and find common ground with operators and miners to restart mines.
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Athens County Civic Association
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Hotel Berry
Athens High School
Watt State Street
Alex M. Moore
Moore
Hocking Valley
Civic Association
Four Boys Die As Benzine Drum Explodes
Akron April 30 U P Four boys, three of them brothers, were killed and a fifth seriously injured when a steel drum of benzine exploded in a shed behind the Goodyear plant. Killed were Charles Carter 14 Albert Carter 10 Leeman Carter 5 Frederick Waddy Jr 13, Leslie Bush 14 was badly burned but expected to recover.
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Akron
U.P
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Charles, Carter
Albert Carter
Leeman Carter
Frederick Waddy, Jr
Leslie Bush
Democrats to Probe Campaign Expenses with Special Committee
Senate Democrats at a conference decided to introduce a resolution to appoint a special committee to investigate expenditures in the presidential campaign. Senator Robinson of Kansas was authorized to prepare the resolution. The move follows a routine practice, with no charges of excessive spending yet made.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Kansas
Heavy gale shatters glass at D. Zenner store
A morning gale blew out the central leaded glass above the D. Zenner store, injuring no one. Flying shards struck a Nelsonville man who escaped harm as carpenters arrange temporary repairs while new glass is sourced from Pittsburgh.
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D.’ Zenner
Nelsonville
Pittsburgh
Lindbergh To Fly Spirit of St Louis On Last Trans Atlantic Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will pilot the Spirit of St Louis from St Louis to Washington for the aircraft to be turned over to the Smithsonian. The monoplane has logged over 40 000 miles on its international tour and bears NX 211 with flags from many nations.
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Lindy
Washington
St. Louis
Spirit of St. Louis
Smithsonian Institution
World
Lindbergh
United States
Atlantic
Latin America
Spirit of
Ravages of Flood and Frost Leave 12 Dead and 8000 Homeless
Atlanta report states 12 dead and 8,000 temporarily homeless as floods wind and frost cause damages estimated at 10 to 15 million dollars. Crest not due for 24 hours in the Tombigbee river valley. Warm sun brings relief to other Georgia areas while Florida faced late week storms.
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Atlanta
U.P
South
Tombigbee
Georgia
Florida
Hocking Valley Unions Deny Ties to Radicals
Columbus April 30. No Southern Ohio union has joined the Pennsylvania Ohio miners relief committee or the Save the Union group says Lee Hall president of Ohio miners after letters to unions in Hocking Valley confirming severance. Officials say correspondence was misunderstood and they never joined the organizations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania-Ohio Miners Relief Committee
Save
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners
Hocking Valley
Ohio Utility Board OKs Bond for Portsmouth Gas
Columbus April 30 The state utilities commission approved a $5,000 surety bond for Portsmouth Gas Co permitting collection of suspended higher natural gas rates in Scloteville.
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Columbus
U.R
State Utilities Commission
Portsmouth Gas Company
Scloteville
Germany Favors Anti War Pact Move
Berlin reports Germany ready to conclude an anti war pact and begin negotiations immediately with major powers. The reply to Kellogg proposal welcomes the chance to eliminate war and aligns with American aims to outlaw war. The accord would pursue peaceful adjustment of international disputes.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
United Press
Kellogg
Senators Propose Special Committee to Probe Candidate Expenditures
Senator Robinson introduces a resolution to appoint a five member Senate committee to examine expenditures of presidential candidates from both parties. The measure was referred to the audit and control committee for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Audit and Control Committee
Fliers Parade Triumphantly in New York
Ten years after the war with Germany two former German soldiers and an Irish veteran of the Allied Air Forces paraded through Manhattan. Baron Gunther Huenefeld Maj Laurice and Capt Koehl were celebrated with flags from the United States Germany and the Irish Free State amid mass crowds and a police escort for the Bremen fliers reception.
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New York
Germany
Ies
Nion
Baron Gunther , Huenefeld
Maj
Laurice
Capt. Koehl
Eighty-Nine
John J
United States
Irish Free States
Atlantic Ocean
Feat Ls
York
Broadway
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Bremen
Lindbergh
Grover ‘Whalen
Carlton Hotel
North River Pier
Statue of Liberty
Shot to Death in Canal Street Wrestling Incident
Harry Leberth aged 8 was shot to death Sunday noon during a struggle with a companion for a rifle on Canal Street. The incident occurred after a dispute over possession of the firearm. Local authorities are investigating the fatal shooting.
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Alliance
Harry Leberth
Canal Uh 2
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