Cooperation urged to curb cut throat coal competition
U.S. Senator Gooding after a Pennsylvania tour urges cooperation among coal operators to avoid economic disaster. He suggests legislation, likening the coal issue to agriculture, and notes mines sell to railroads below production cost. Hearings on the coal strike may begin this week.
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Washington
U.P
Gooding
Senate Su Committee
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Coal and Iron Police
Citizens join hunt for lost naval fliers
Civilian hunting parties were expected to help search for Commander T. G. Ellyson and two companions after planes failed to locate them for more than 48 hours. A radio appeal urged citizens to comb swamps along the Chesapeake Bay from Hampton Roads to Annapolis. Admiral Hughes offered a $100 reward for finding Ellyson Lieut. Comdr. Hugo Schmidt and Lieut. Roger Ranstead.
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Washington
U.R
T. G. Ellyson
Chesapeake Bay
Hampton Roads
Annapolis
Admiral Hughes
Naval Operations
Ellyson
Hugo Schmidt
Roger Ransehausen
Lindbergh Presses Albany Talk After Rough Takeoff
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh disregarded damage to his plane from a bumpy takeoff at Curtiss Field and continued to Albany to address the New York state legislature on aviation.
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Lindy
Curtiss Field
N. Y
U.P
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Albany
Will Says If He Were Some Mine Owners He'd Quit
Editor of Messenger from Camden Arkansas reports a satirical remark by a writer claiming coal mine owners would resign if they cannot understand workers. The piece also notes a local six million dollar wrapping paper plant and asserts Arkansas has improved in many values.
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Will
Camden
Ark
Arkansaw
Fire destroys 20000 dollars in Athens Foundry patterns
A wooden pattern house at the Athens Foundry and Machine Co burned last night, destroying about 20000 dollars worth of patterns stored for 30 years. The main foundry building survived as flames spread. eight to ten buses were moved from the Red Star garage and nearby properties faced risk. Fire Chief Laughlin suspects possible incendiary origin and is pursuing rumors of suspicious activity.
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Athens Foundry and Machine Company
Athens Ice and Sheaths Company
Athens Lumber Company
Hull Foster Company
Red Star
C. Bartlett
Pattern
Edward R. Laughlin
J.W. Ruston
E. E. Jacobs
Laughlin
Dry groups plan conventions to push prohibition ticket
Delegates from 32 leading dry organizations announce they will attend the Kansas City and Houston conventions next June. They call for Republicans and Democrats to nominate dry candidates for president and vice president and task a special committee with a model dry plank to present to both parties. The resolutions pledge support only for candidates positively and openly committed to enforcement of prohibition.
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Washington
U.R
Dry
Kansas City
Houston
Drys
Hoover Group Ant Appraisers Show Activity In 1930s Primary
Hoover and anti Hoover factions step up activity as Maryland petitions to put Hoover on the May 7 primary ballot are filed. Senator Moses switches support to Edge, while McMullen edges toward Norris movement. Dawes attends a lunch fueling campaign talk. Maryland petition prepared to formalize organization efforts.
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Washington
Hoover
Maryland
Annapolis
Senator Moses
New Hampshire
Iowa
Edge
N. J
Moses
Charles G. Dawes
Adam Mee- Mullen
Nebraska
McMullen
Norris
Lowden
Illinois
United Press
Dawes
Lowdon
Willis Opens Campaign in Southern Ohio at Wellston
Senator Frank B. Willis, a presidential candidate, will launch his campaign in Southeastern Ohio, holding a Republican tenth district meeting at the Rogan Hotel in Wellston. The event starts at 6:30 PM Saturday with about 100 local Republican leaders expected, and Willis’s address aims to influence the Hoover Willis dynamics within Ohio.
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Frank B. Willis
United States
Ohio
Wellston
Rogan Hotel
Tenth District
Proverb Weather Lore Questions March’s Lion Myth
Ohio and Kentucky weather predicts challenge old proverbs as March may fail to bring the lion. Government folklore notes signs and winds as rain forecasters with sayings from Izaak Walton and native wisdom.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
W. H. Alexapeder
Izaak Walton
Weather-Folklore Journal
Child From Albany Dies in Columbus
Doris Ross aged 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Ross of Albany died of pneumonia in Mt Carmel hospital Columbus after a four week illness. She is survived by parents and brother Darrell 4. The body was returned to Albany for funeral services at the Baptist church and burial in Hebbardsville cemetery.
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Doris Ross
Clifford Ross
Albany
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
L. A. Tewksbury
Baptist
Columbus Hospital
Darrell
March Upon Davis Mine at Kimberly
Three hundred miners from Glouster Jacksonville Millfield Floodwood and nearby areas marched to the Joe Davis mine in Kimberly at 12 30 pm and persuaded fifteen workers to quit. National Guardsmen Col Shetler and Capt Worden observed. A three man committee sought entry to talk to workers. Leaders named include Harley Warden Rabbit Morrin Doc Blair Vern Mills Jim Snyder and Jim McKee. The mine had closed about a week earlier over alleged Jacksonville wage agreement violations.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Millfield
Floodwood
Joe Davis
Kimberly
Col. Shetler
Captain Worden
National Guards
B. R. Tompkins
Nelsonville
Tompkins
Harley Warden
Rabbit Morrin
Doc Blair
Vern Mills
Jim Snyder
Jim McKee
Davia
Oral Daugherty Subdistrict
Leap Year Day May Be Good Day or Not It All Depends
New York reports Leap Year Day effects on pocketbooks as landlords and money lenders gain or lose. Government payrolls offer a day of free work while foreign debt loses one day of interest, offset by government salaries. The piece explains leap year keeps seasons aligned despite the 3665 days 5 hours 48 minutes 46 seconds solar year and warns of eventual seasonal reversal without the adjustment.
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New York
Nothling
Eastern Ohio Mines Poised to Run at Capacity Despite Unions
Belmont county operators say nearly 100 railroad cars of non union coal are mined daily. payroll totals about 90 000 every two weeks with more workers to be hired. by april 1 mines will run at capacity across Provident Webb Florence Cr arbapple and Lydia mines as output nears 30 000 tons weekly and new mines prepare to open under federal eviction orders.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County
Ohio
Provident
Clarkson ‘Coal Company
Webb
George&. Jones Company
Shadyside
Florence
Y. & C.coal Company
Martins Ferry
Crabapple
Bannock
Pursgrove
Lydia
Webb Mine
Co-operative
Benson W. Hough
Federal Court
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Neffs
Meigs and Vinton Counties Organize School Safety Patrols
The Southeast Ohio Motor Club announces completion of school safety patrol plans for Meigs and Vinton counties. The program covers 388 schools with 19 980 pupils and uses monthly safety lessons from the American Automobile Association. Each school forms two six boy patrol teams with a captain, selected by the principal, to alternate control of traffic each day.
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Meigs
Vinton
Southeast Ohio
oMtor Club
H. N. Burgett
American Automobile Association
Paris Fashioners Cite War Short Dress Trend Reversed
Paris designers led by Jacques Worth defend postwar revival of modest dress stating war and material shortages forced short skirts. They expect normal conditions to return and emphasize modesty as the new standard in European and American fashion.
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Jacques Worth
Insurgent Miners Faced New Violence in Pittston
In Wilkes Barre area detectives report fresh mine union clashes near Pittston Pennsylvania. Two men, Campbell and Reilly both 46 and 25, were killed by rapid gunfire as bystanders arrived. A motor car and shotguns were found. witnesses say gunmen fled toward a freight train while others headed up the valley.
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Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Alex . Campbell
Reilly
Barre
Campbell
Hor
Birthdays Mark Leap Year Readers in Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger lists readers born on February 29 who celebrate their birthday this year. Names include Mrs. Henry Burtis Amenville age 72 and others such as Elwood Porter Athens route, Mary Wallace Glouster, Minnie Vernon Glouster, Gladys Misner Millfield, and many more from nearby towns, with ages varying up to seventy-two.
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Athens Messenger
Henry Burtis
Amenville
Elwood Porter
A de Stanley
Athens
Mary Wallace
Madison Street
Glouster
Minnie Vernon
Hill Street
Gladys Misner
Clarence Misner
Millifield
Company may bring ax plant to Pomeroy
Residents of Pomeroy report rumors that Kelley Ax company of Charleston West Virginia plans relocating its plant near Pomeroy. The Lindsey and adjoining farms below Middleport were reportedly purchased by a firm amid unconfirmed talk of a new plant.
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Pomeroy
Kelley Ax Company
Charleston
W. Va
United States
Lindsey
Middleport
Kelley Company
J Company
Appropriation Bill Heads for Agriculture and Roads Funding
The text notes an appropriation of more than 080,000 for agriculture including plant improvements and research. It lists totals for highway construction with federal aid, farm relief, and weather service funds. The report mentions investigations into monopoly issues in the United and insular possessions.
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Washington
Triations
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