Foresee Crisis As Evictions Loom For Union Miners
State county and federal officials warn of looming crisis as striking miners flood Neffs and nearby mines. Federal judge Hough's April 1 eviction order threatens to uproot families from coal company housing, heightening tensions amid ILWU activity and violence fears. Carrie Cressi, an 18 year old Detroit woman, leads a Crabapple mine mob and is wanted on assault charges.
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Provident
U.R
Neffs
Florence
Martins Ferry
Crabapple
IL W. W
ST. Clairsville
Carrie Cressi
Carrie
Don C. Hardesty
Detroit
Thomas Willis
Relief Sent by Carloads to Columbus
Clothing and supplies are arriving by carload at the state arsenal for distribution to miners' families. The National Guard has already shipped six carloads to mining districts, under Col. C. E. Hardway who oversees sorting. Donations come from across the state by freight and express.
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Columbus
U.R
State Arsenal
National Guard
C. E. Hardway
No Trace Found of Deputies in Quarries
Kokomo Indiana February 10 search of two stone quarries failed to reveal any trace of Deputy Sheriffs John P Grove and Wallace McClure who disappeared Tuesday with two prisoners. Following a letter said to be from the convicts declaring you will find your deputies in the Kokomo stone quarry Sheriff Johnson of Tippecanoe county and Prosecutor Thompson aided the search.
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Kokomo
Ind
John P. Grove
Wallace McClure
Johnson
Tippecanoe County
Thompson
John D s Bible Class Should Include His Holding Companies
Beverly Hills February 10 editor laments John D Rockefeller asking all men to tell the truth or say nothing. The letter argues his Bible class should include all his holding companies, signed by Will Rogers.
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John D
Beverly Hills
Cal
John D. Rockefeller
All Men
Will Rogers
Exaggerated sob stories censured in Nelsonville talk
Fred L. Shoenberger of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce warned that sensational sob sister reports mislead about conditions in the Hocking valley. He noted free milk and clothing reach the few needy, while most local children remain served. The Nelsonville event also planned a Southeastern Ohio PTA meeting for late March or early April. Guests included T. D. Brown of National Fire Proofing Haydenville and school officials.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Fred L. Shoenberger
Columbus
Shhoenberger
C. O. Crawford
Shoenberger
Japan
Russia
Supt. Crawford
Southeastern Ohio
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
T. D. Brown
National Fire Proofing Company
Haydenville
Clarence Matheny
W. A. Archer
City Hall Fire Prompted by Clyde Department Aid
Green Springs firemen, aided by the Clyde fire department, saved city hall from possible destruction early today. They faced difficulty preserving their new fire apparatus amid the blaze.
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City Hall
Green Springs
Clyde Fire Department
Littlest Legger Tony Gardello Faces Bootlegging Bust
Evanston, Illinois bootlegging figure Tony Gardello known for refusing sideshow travel, pursued lucrative bootlegging until arrest. He sits on an officer’s arm in a staged photo illustrating his entanglement with law enforcement.
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Tony Gardello
Evanston
Law
Schaefer
Supremes Question Private Home Raids in Dry Law Fight
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed a Court of Appeals ruling in a private residence liquor raid case. The appellate decision barred raids without positive evidence of liquor sales, affecting dry raiders in Ohio and shaping future enforcement. Senator George H. Bender, who won a $25,000 verdict, hailed the decision as a home protection principle.
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Cleveland
U.R
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
George C. Southwell
Dry Maintenance League
Cuyahoga County
Court of Appeal
Marshall
Prohibition
W. J. Patrick
George H. Bender
Bender
Common Pleas Court
Inauguration of German American radio telephonic link
Washington February 10 German Chancellor Marx and U.S. Under-Secretary Olds hailed the first Berlin Washington radio telephonic link at 10 am Officials in Berlin and Washington exchanged messages with Ambassador Schurman and German envoy Von Prittwitz describing the historic moment as improving amicable relations and friendly understanding between the two nations
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Washington
U.R
Berlin
Marx
Germany
Olds
United States
Jacob Gould Schurman
von Prittwitz
F of Posts
Federal court to hold spring term in Steubenville
Federal Judge Hough announced after a meeting with Steubenville Chamber of Commerce manager R. W. Holcomb and Fort Steuben hotel manager E. R. Sager that the spring term of federal court for this district will be held in Steubenville in April.
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East Ohio
Columbus
Steubenville
Hough
R. W. Holcomb
Railroads seek to end passenger trains over patronage lack
Columbus February 10. With private automobiles cutting ridership, two railroad companies appeal to the public utilities commission for authority to discontinue passenger trains from operation.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Father Finds One-Year-Old Girl Held by Youth With Knife
In Battle Creek Michigan on February 10 a father, Walton Gillett, broke into a shack to rescue his child from a youth who had abducted Helen Daniels. The youth threatened to kill with a butcher knife and escaped. Police say no one was killed and the case recalls earlier Hickman and Hotelling crimes.
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Battle Creek
Michi
Lester Dan
U.P
Madejiela
Helen Gillett
Walton Gillett
Lthe
Gillett
Daniels
Helen
Hugh Gordon
Anti third term ruling assailed in Senate debate
Senator Shortridge of California told the Senate the LaFollette anti third term resolution has no place in the body and that the people can decide the issue without the Senate. Senator Jones of Washington backed him, saying supporters assume voters are not competent to elect a president.
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Washington
U.R
Shortridge
California
Senate
U. S
Jones
House Leaders Rally To Protect Economy
Administration leaders in the House rallied to defend Coolidge era economy plans. The House planned record votes on amendments to the War Department appropriation bill adding about 7 million dollars and lifting the bill total to nearly 406 million.
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House
Washington
U.R
Coolidge
War Department
Body of May girl found then lost in river search
The body of 23 year old Viola May, sought for murder by her brother in law William Herron, was recovered from the Tuscarawas river but slipped from grappling hooks and was not retained by searchers.
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New Philadelphia
Viola May
William Herron
Tuscarawas River
Gas Well Strikes Big Pay On Athens Hospital Lease
The Athens State Oil and Gas company struck a gas well on the Athens State hospital lands, the tenth on the lease, reaching 1 147 feet and expected to yield at least two million cubic feet daily. Company stockholders are local Athens men. production will be routed to regional mains. A new location will be made nearby and drilling resumed after the recent success.
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Athens State Oil and Gas Company
Athens State Hospital
Frank R. Gross
Athens
Final Doom of Noted Protocol Sealed in Geneva
Geneva February 10 final doom of the famous Geneva protocol to end all wars was sealed today. The League of Nations report by its three investigators on security commission admits no near danger of any world wide agreement on arbitration and mutual defense.
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Geneva
U.R
League of Nations Secretariat
Draft to Movement 19 Strong Rumor Draft to Movement 19
Two trends shape the Republican nominating fight as La Follette presses third term opposition and Hoover faces favorite son challenges. The Coolidge draft talk gains pace led by Charles D. Hilles, with Senator Fess backing drafting the president. In Illinois and Ohio key figures plot to curb Hoover and propel alternate leaders ahead of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Senate
Coolidge
Commerce
Hoover
New York
Illinois
Charles D. Hilles
State Committee
Fess
Ohio
United Press
Mellon
James E. Watson
Indiana
Willis
Len Small
William H. Thompson
Lowden
Thompson
Smith Faces Senate Fight If Re-elected
Washington Feb 10 Senator Frank L. Smith of Illinois would face renewed opposition if he wins re election. Senator Norris of Nebraska predicted the Senate would reject him again, calling a Smith bid a farce after he was barred for excessive campaign expenditures.
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Washington
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Smith
Oak Harbor Glass Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fire wiped out the Oak Harbor Glass plant with an estimated loss of 40000 dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage overnight and investigators have not yet determined the cause.
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Oak Harbor
Oak Harbor Glass Company
Weather report shows prolonged 80 degree period
The vicinity held at about 80 degrees for 21 hours since 3 pm yesterday with little change, rising only 3 degrees by noon today. Early yesterday a 26 degree reading occurred from 3 am to 6 pm, with additional 8 hour period data showing variations around 20 to 80 degrees.
Coldest Weather Ever Remembered in District
The piece notes the thirty-ninth anniversary of a record cold dated February 10 1899 in the Hocking valley with thermometers at 40 below zero and some gauges failing. It places this in contrast to the bitter winter of 1917 18 and mentions another frigid morning two decades earlier.
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Hocking Valley
Johnson
The
Messenger
Railroads blamed for bad conditions in coal districts
Samuel Murray testifies to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee detailing a railroad led campaign to depress coal prices. He cites Pittsburgh Coal and Pennsylvania Railroad actions, a hired force of 4000 gunmen as special police, and intimidation of miners including non union workers and their families. He notes imported southern black workers amid the unrest.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Jacksonville
Murrray
Murray
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Mellon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mellons
South
Woman With Bullet In Brain Takes Worse Turn
Urbana February 10 relatives report Mrs. Bessie Gillespie the woman with a bullet in her brain has taken a turn for the worse. She has lived eleven months with a bullet in her brain after a revolver in her husband Ellsworth Gillespie’s hand exploded at their Columbus home. Relatives say she is in a semi conscious condition.
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Urbana
Bessie Gillespie
Senate GOP to map schedule on farm relief measures
Washington Feb. 10. A Republican conference directed its steering committee to draft a schedule of legislation to be considered as farm bloc leaders press for action on farm relief.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Prohibition Debate Shapes New York Security Amendment
In a Presbyterian church address, George Marietta urges preservation of the eighteenth amendment while noting shifts in public sentiment. He argues enforcement lag under the Volstead act and cites social changes from college functions to public events as evidence that temperance ideals must be upheld through consistent practice and policy.
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Afl
Constitution of the United
George ¥ Marietta
Obie
Democratic Nations
Bers
Presbyterian Hood
Presbyterian Church
Mn White
Actio
Chape Fs
Mii
New York
Murphy
White
Ed School
Rose County
Drs .W. S
Moving Faster in Indianapolis
A fragmented item notes swift progress in Indianapolis with references to a series, leadership, and ongoing efforts. Details are unclear but imply faster movement or planning within a local initiative or project.
Athens Messenger Offers a Booklet for Publication
The Athens Messenger presents a booklet offering. Director Washington BG notes enclosure of complete materials for printing.
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Athens Messenger
Prederte
Gaskin
Washington
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