Sunday Creek Valley Civic Association Formed to Save Industry
Valley faces bankruptcy as mining strikes cripple Glouster and nearby towns. In a Friday meeting at the high school, business and professional leaders established the Sunday Creek Valley Civic Association to promote public welfare, foster miner operator understanding, and support collective organization.
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Glouster
iState Gooday
Trimble
Jacksonville
Commieftee
Sunday Creek Valley
George W. Jiose
Henry P. Ley
H. L. Holter
Dallas Browning
Borah Drops Push for Navy Nicaragua Information
Senator Borah announced he would not press his resolution seeking full Navy Department information on the U S occupation of Nicaragua after Marine Corps Commandant General John A Le Jeune testified before the foreign relations committee He said the data already provided satisfies his inquiry despite unclear prospects of a resolution outcome.
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Washington
Borah
Navy Department
Nicaragua
John A. le Jeune
le Jeune
Amer
el Chipote
Don’t Use Don’t Warns On Child Rearing
Chicago reports Dr. William Kilpatrick of Columbia University told the Midwest conference on character development that the word dont harms children. He urged parents to let kids face life’s battles earlier to build resilience and self control.
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Chicago
U.R
William Kilpatrick
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Campaign friction grows over dry plank in party platforms
In Washington today both parties faced possible campaign trouble over prohibition. Senator Willis of Ohio pressed for a bone dry Republican plank to win hardline votes, while Senator Erica of Maryland moved to block Senator Walsh as a dry Catholic candidate against Governor Al Smith. Borah circulated a questionnaire among Republicans to force nominees to state their dryness stance. Willis demanded a strong enforcement plank. Curtis claimed ongoing dryness. Hoover prepared a reply expected next week.
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Paul BK. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Willis
Ohio
Erica
Maryland
Walsh
Montons
al Smith
New York
Willig
Boral
Borah
Curtis
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Old law used to fight wet traffic in U S
Washington report notes the Treasury will use the old internal revenue law as a reinforcement against illicit liquor traffic. Assistant Secretary Lowman says raids can proceed on suspicion of violation without warrants, and that the statute allows confiscation of property pending court disposition.
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U. S
Washington
The
Treasury
Treasury Lowman
Ciry
Loman
Heavy Storm Brings Accidents and Disruption Across Ohio
A severe snowstorm snarled traffic and cut communications across the state with near zero temperatures expected. In Toledo area Eleven injured as a car collided with a freight train. Chicago reports eight inches of snow with drifts as high as feet and two deaths in related incidents. The storm continues with colder weather and disrupted air mail service.
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Columbus
Ireb
United States Weather Bureau
Toledo
Jessie Jones
Mary Smith
Raymond Blosser
Fremont
Blosser
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Chicago
U.P
Aj Buzzard
Middlewest
Seeldenia
Weather Bureau
Two Aviators Die In Macon Plane Crash
A Macon Georgia air derby tragedy killed two aviators Bucy Steel and Francis Ashcraft when their plane plummeted into a business street. A pedestrian also died and several others were injured as the craft dropped explosive paper bombs on spectators before going into a tailspin.
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Macon
Quakes Forecast Across Multiple Regions
A seismic forecast by Prof Bend seagon predicts a sequence of earthquakes starting Sunday night in Alaska and Mexico with later activity in Italy and Africa. The warnings describe a brief calm followed by new, powerful disturbances toward late February, affecting Jam Jugoslavia and surrounding areas.
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Paenza
Italy
U.A
Alaska
Mexico
J ‘Apostivia
Africa
el Chipote
Sandis
Marinca
Bondandi
Mexican
Jugoslavia
Five Senators Named to Probe Coal Strike
A five member sub committee was named by Chairman Watson of the Interstate Commerce Committee to hear testimony in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia coal fields as part of a larger inquiry. Members include Couzens Wheeler Wasner Metcalf and Gooding with Couzens protesting the move calling it a hippodrome. Wheeler urged immediate field hearings and Ruth Hanna McCormick pressed extending the inquiry to India for relief.
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Pennsyvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Watson
Interstate Commerce Com
Couzens
Mich
Wheeler
Mont
Wasner
Metcalf
Fvat
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Chicago
Fromllinois
President Coolidge
Johnson
India
McCormick
Rum Trusts Hire Young Women To Smuggle Liquor
U S treasury reports organized rum trusts recruit young women as liquor smugglers and bootleg distributors. Assistant Secretary Lowman said several girls, some barely teens, were captured attempting to smuggle whisky from Canada. Women work on straight commissions delivering auto loads of rum across borders to dodge scrutiny. Authorities also note large liquor vendors use young girls for city deliveries to avoid police suspicion.
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Washington
U.2
The
Treasury
Trassury Lowman
Canada
Cost reduced for operating this country
Columbus reports that federal government costs are rising less as budgetary reform and balanced budgeting methods take hold General H M Lord cites progress in reducing expenses while warning of ongoing cost pressures from civil government and rate decisions in the Lake cargo case and related issues in Congress
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Columbus
H. M. Lord
United States
Ohio Wasrington
U.2
Chamber of Commerce
John J. Esch
Interstate Commerce
Lord
Senate
New Hampshire
Germany
Canes Chosen by Senior-Men at Oale University
Senior-men of Oale University select canes as insignia of rank. The canes will be carried from the day after Easter until school closes. They are greenish gray with a white ivory tip and "28" embedded in green.
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Oale University
Relief fund reaches new total as Youngstown gifts aid work
The Ohio mining districts relief fund rose to 25 900 with a 3 700 check from the Youngstown relic committee led by Mayor Joseph Heffernan. The group also sent a freight car of clothing. Seventy four feeding stations operated today with two more to open in the Fomeroy district. Meals served Friday for 15 286 children, the largest total yet.
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Columbus
U.F
Fund For the
Ohio
Youngstown
Joseph Heffernan
Adi
Frank I. Henderson
Fomeroy
Henderson
Gas rate dispute hearing set in northern Ohio
The Login Gas Co seeks to file a third rate schedule with the public utilities commission. Cities including Ashland, Athens, Bucyrus, Bellevue, Crestline, Chillicothe, Lorain, Marion, Mount Gilead protest and seek a briefing and response window. Hearing is scheduled for February 28, with proposed new rates of 1 dollar for up to 500 cubic feet and 3 dollars for 1000 cubic feet thereafter.
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Columbus
U.P
Login Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ashland
Athens
Bucyris
Bellavuec
Crestiine
Chillicottie Lorain
Marian
Mount Gilead
Lorneys
Ag 2
Ohio
Corte
Miners Break From Union in Illinois Coal Field
Operators of 21 Appanoose county mines form the South West Coal Operators association and join a newly organized United Brotherhood of Miners with a $50 per month wage scale effective April 1. The move splits from the United Mine Workers amid Jacksonville scale adoption, as 1,000 Missouri miners also revolt to join Southwest Miners of America.
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Centerville
Appanoorse County
Southwent Coal Operators Association
United Brotherhood of Minera
Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Jacksonville
Choa
Appanocoss County
Brotherhood
United
Missouri
United Mine Workers
Southwest Miners of America
Prohibition Questionnaires Stir Senate Capitol Debate
Senator Borah originated city questionnaires and wrote to Senators Curtis Kansas and Wills Ohio asking if they back enforcement regardless of cost or would amend the law if enforcement costs reach 250 million dollars over two years. Rep LaGuardia joined the effort claiming the amount is needed for proper enforcement.
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Washington
W.al
Rep. LaGuardia
N.i
Borah
Curtis
Kansas
Wills
Ohio
LaGuardia
Willis Campaign Sparks Mixed Feelings in Ohio Race
United States Senator Frank B. Willis waged a good natured campaign for Hoover in Ohio as Hoover entered the Ohio presidential primary. Willis said the contest for delegates would be a good spirited expression of party policies, while Republicans feared a division similar to past splits. Burton charged Willis with gagging Ohio voters by opposing Hoover’s entry.
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Marty
Wilson Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
United [States
Frank B. Willis
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert ‘Hoover
Ohio
Hoover
Willis
Whse
Ulster Light
Repubeican
Senhier
Carmin Thompson
Charles A. Jones
James ©. Watsor
Indiana
Charles E. Curtis
Kaneas
Korner
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Washington
U.ah
Burton
Herbert Hoover
Ofice
Thrills Led Boy To Death in Akron Trial Reveal
Akron report outlines alleged thrill seeking influences on Anita Del Valle 22 as she faced questions in the case. Statements from her mother described escapades tied to a Toronto boy and a Seattle trip that ended with Bud Shepperd 17 shot and Fagk Robinson 14 missing. Police linked a stolen car route from Akron towardMexico during the events.
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Akron
Ashe
Rita la Blanch
Wes Boy
Bud Shepperd
Fagk Robinson
Shepperd
Anita
Rha
Installment Plan Contract Framed as Insurance Practice
In Columbus on February 18 a state court reviewed whether installment furniture contracts sold by insurance companies meet Ohio law. General Turner ruled that certain terms may require insurance supervision and that gasoline tax and fund applications must be filed with the state commission within 36 days.
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Columbus
Ohie
Ing
Raing’ Insurance Companies
General Turner
Superietent
Safford
Anithe
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