Miners Refuse Work Under New Scale in Ohio District
About 3,000 miners in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys stayed idle today as they rejected the new wage scale. Only No. 255 at Drydock operated in Athens County. other mines in Perry and nearby counties reported work. A Chauncey meeting of 700 plus attendees voted to refuse work until all miners are hired and urged a special legislative session for relief.
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Sunday Creek
Athens County
Ohio Collieries Company
Drydock
Buckingham Coal Company
Congo
New York Coal Company
Tropic
Essex
Lost Run
Perry County
Athens
Western Fuel Company
Orbiston
Rendville
Sunday Creel Coal Company
Derthick
Doty Coal Company
Redtown
Millfield
la i. Poston
Ck Diamond
Lathropwer Mines
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Herman Thelsen
Perry
White
Yeisen
Carl Gardner
Scale
Chauncey-Dover
Gus Graham
Chauntey
Joseph Judson
Jacksonville
Aes Loper
Murray City
Ed Penn
Pisins
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Theisen
Elmer Allen
William 8. Morris
Thelen
Sunday Greek Coal Company
Ich
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Pacific coast naval pageant heads toward Hawaii and Asia
The San Diego Union notes immense U S Navy gathering at harbor and Coronado Roads including Saratoga and Lexington, planned two years ago for a Hawaiian trip. It argues ships are ready for duty if war comes and urges patriotic spending and travel between California and Mexico.
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Arthur Brisbane
San Diego
Mexico
Pacific Coast
King Fectures
Calif
United States
Grant Hotel
Asia
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Los Angeles
Pacific
Coronado Roads
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Lexington Jie
Admiral Leigh
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Panama Canal
Halaiian Islands
China
Japan
Treasury
Mojave Desert
Farm Leaders Discuss Labor at 20th Farmers Week
Columbus February 14. More than 6000 farmers are expected to attend the 20th Annual Farmers Week at Ohio State University. Economist David Friday, former Michigan State president, heads the keynote on causes of the present depression and remedies. The Ohio Farm Bureau conducts Farm Bureau Day focusing on economic home problems.
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Columbus
Ghia State University
David Friday
Washington
D. C
Michigan State University
Ohio Farm Bureau Today
Farm Bureau Day
Railroad Labor Accepts Slash For One Year
United Press reports that 1,200,000 railroad workers agreed to a one-year wage reduction of 10 percent while basic rates stay the same. Nine railroad presidents and 20 labor leaders signed a pact promising to maintain and increase employment, with automatic termination January 31, 1933.
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Johns B. Miller
United Press
Chicago
U.R
Goveran
Railsway
Pouring Underway for North Abutment Back Wall at Bridge
Wooden forms rise at South Bridge today as crews prepare to pour concrete for the north abutment back wall. Excavation continues on the south abutment with several workers digging a ditch for under-drains ahead of the week’s pour.
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South Bridge
Had Better Quit Writing Japan Notes Warns Rogers
Paris says flying weather kept us from Berlin and warns against too many notes. The letter alleges Japan and China plot through notes and quips that wars arise from penmanship and miscommunication.
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Japan
Rogers
Paris
Berlin
China
Stew
Arctic Madman Kills Mountie in Icy Outpost Stand
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable dies after a long pursuit by the Arctic fugitive known as the trapper. A four-man posse, including Carl Garlund, end a stubborn standoff at a fortified cabin on the BG River as bitter winds and blizzards rake the desolate region. Reinforcements are awaited as the killer evades capture amid snowbound isolation. The outpost 40 miles from the nearest hub endures subzero temperatures and violent storms. The shooter at the fortification is identified as Carl Garlund.
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B Millen
Royal Canadian Mounted
Millen
Mounted
A. W. King
Dew
Johnson
Milson
Metaf Rat Hiver
Carl Garlund
Posse
Garlund
Veteran officers lead Asiatic Fleet amid crisis
Admiral Taylor who has long served in the Spanish American War era and World War II commanded vessels in the Atlantic and Pacific. Rear Admiral Montgomery B Telas directs command as the Asiatic fleet faces a critical tense period with experienced leadership aboard the Florida and other ships.
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Taylor Manila
POE
Mie
Faral
Adra Mortgomery
Hin
Florida
Atlantic
Ohio Week End Fires Cause Multiple Fatalities Across State
Weekend traffic and weather kept Ohio roads quieter but fires caused several deaths among fire crews and civilians. Toledo firefighter Andrew Flynn and Andrew Orzechowiak died after a fire truck collided with a bus. Three firefighters were overcome by fumes at a market fire in Marlboro. Other fatalities included Libby Handler, Garbert Voliman, Owen Roseberry, and a Mason County, West Virginia resident. Coroner ruled accidental death for Lee masters.
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Columnus
Ohio
Ieast
Tinta Press
Andrew J. Flynn
Andrew B. Orzechowiak
Toledo Fire Department
Injuy
Mananville
Lee
Master
Libby Handler
Columbus
Galbert Voliman
Owen FL
Roseberry
Mason County
W. Va
Gallinelis Hospital
White Won’t Call Special Session Unless Relief Fails
Governor White said he will not summon the general assembly for an extraordinary session to provide financial relief unless steps by municipalities fail to meet local needs. After a six hour Sunday conference with state leaders, he urged cities to act independently to solve hunger and want, warning he could call the assembly if relief is not pursued in a few days.
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Columbus
U.P
White
General Assembly
Henderson
Theodore Tangeman
Henry G. Brunner
Alfred ©. Crouse
Cincinnati
Jary
Fighting Resumes in Shanghai District Amid Disturbances
News recounts renewed clashes in Shanghai with attacks spreading into the International Settlement as Japanese forces seize a Post Office used by snipers. Reports note land and sea artillery exchanges, government moves in Loyang, and international protests while U S, British and Italian envoys react and reinforcement forces sail toward Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Loyang
China
Manchuria
Harbin
Torio
Japan
Manila
United States Army
Manila Bay
Washington
Hoover
Marines
London
Britain
Hongkong
Indignant Protest Delivered to Japan by Britain and Italy
In Torio on February 1, Britain and Italy issued a strong verbal protest to Japan through U S Ambassador W Cameron Forbes. The move followed a Chinese incident and aimed at pressuring Japan without threats of force while seeking a neutral zone and international mediation in Shanghai. Flight reports indicated Japan’s naval actions and a Japanese destroyer moving toward Shanghai.
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Japan
Shanghai
TORIO
Great Britain
Italy
United States
W. Cameron
Worben
Eda
Yorhbaewa
Hanna
Forbes
Foreign Office
Prevent
Jainrse
Jiresa
Pyedin
Hedtith
Unin
Phunpghad
Nuninkaze
Yekosuka Naval Base
Sancho
Loyang
Intecar
Couple Minds Way Out of Difficulties
In Paterson New Jersey Joseph and Catherine Mund a lifelong couple bond by mutual dependence face eviction and hunger. On Josephs 66th birthday they devise a fatal plan to die together by gas poisoning rather than endure poverty, leaving behind notes to landlord undertaker and a burial plot deed.
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Joseph
Catherine
Eie
Prison Sentences Handed Down in Ohio Quarrel Over “Quer Combine”
In Columbus Ohio on February 1 Recco Policheno of Ravenna Tony LaFatchi and Laborio Percoce alias Whisky Dick of Akron received 22 month sentences from United States District Judge Senson W Hough. The men were linked to a so called quer combine operating across Northern and Central Ohio and were ordered to serve their terms in a Federal Penitentiary or correctional institution.
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Columbus
Recco Policheno
Ravenna
Tony LaFatchi
Laborio Percoce
Whisky Dick
Akron
Ohio
United States District
Senson W. Hough
Midwest Sees Extreme Cold and Snow Forecast
A severe cold wave grips the Midwest with subzero readings from Helena to Des Moines and Chicago. Several deaths are linked to exposure and blizzards, including a boy scout missing on Mount Hood. Yosemite records 137 inches of snow, shattering the prior 10s mark.
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PeeThe Waters
Midwest
United States
Canadian Northwest
Helena
Mont
Upper Michigan
Omahe
Des Moines
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
John Taylor
Nisfe
Mount Hood
Yosemite National Park
Coldest Night of Year Records Dropped to 10 Degrees
Sunday night brought a freezing spell in the district with temperatures near 10 degrees. The Hocking River halted its rise as rain ceased and measurements showed the river at 9.1 feet this morning after peaking at 12.9 feet last night.
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Hocking
Met
U S Ship in Line of Fire Moves Toward Shanghai
U S naval reinforcements sail from Manila Bay led by Rear Admiral Taylor aboard the Houston. Nine destroyers, 400 sailors, and the transport Chaumont head toward Shanghai to strengthen the American line amid tense battles with Japanese and Chinese forces near the Yangtze River mouth.
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Manila Bay
Manilla
Pol
Bel
le Urke
United States
Aroy
Phi
Eitind
Manila
Bay
Shanghai
Americana
Mantganery Taylor
Cruioer Houston
Howard
Sidoke Taustaka
Bright
Tajiar
Deatroyer
Siouston
Lorenzo L. Gavser
Thfin
Ohio
Chaumont
Houston
Senate Debates Relief Bill Amid Political Pressure
In Washington the Senate opened debate on a relief bill to aid destitute Americans. Majority Leader Hoover ally Watson supports direct federal aid while Minority Leader Robinson faces opposition from some in both parties. The Costigan La Follette bill seeks 873000 dollars for relief, with procedural maneuvering to stall or advance the measure asManufacturers interests and the administration weigh in.
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Hoover
Robinson
Gostigan-LaFollette
Democratic Party
Benator
Lae
Follette
Sepublican
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Segme
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Yanglen
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