Executive Board Of Ohio Miners Demand More Relief For Men
The United Mine Workers of America executive board in session requests immediate additional relief funds for mining districts in need. Current assessments and proposed district levies are debated to support miners and their families affected since the Jacksonville incident.
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Executive Board
Ohio
Coulmels Dan
So - United Mine Workers of America
Todas
International
So Og Stirn
Ad- Honal
Pmds
Sidhe
Cne
Jicksonville
Lee Hall
Tne
Hickman Whispered Not Guilty As Wren Arrained Tuesday
A crowded Superior Court session heard Hickman whisper not guilty as the arraignment of Wren proceeded Tuesday. The defendant, linked to a troubled family and prior Arkansas incidents, faced testimony demands and a tense crowd while a custody and asylum backstory emerged from the proceedings.
Postmaster General Opens Talks on US Mexico Air Mail Service
Postmaster General announced negotiations with Mexican postal authorities to establish an air mail link between the United States and Mexico City. He cited Col Charles A Lindbergh's Washington to Mexico City flight as proving feasibility of the service.
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Wasitiingson
Yew
United States
Mexico City
Charles 4 Tindbergh
Washington
Mexio City
Charge Ruth Elder H T Phillips Will With Misconduct Practice Medicine
A report from Atlanta dated January 4 notes Ruth Elder and H T Phillips will face charges of misconduct in practice medicine. Elder has a bond and is touring. Phillips plans to resume general practice focusing on children and internal medicine, with an office linked to Dr Sprague in Atlanta.
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Ruth Elder
H.T. Phillips
Wiley T
Sprague
H PC Phillips
Phillips
Wile T Sprague
Tulane University
New Orleans
Ohio motorist drive threatens crackdown at annual convention
State police and officials gathered in Columbus as motorist tailed drives and neglected renewals came under closer watch. Athens reports a Franklin county surveyor notes delays for 1925 licenses while committees planned reports and observation trips at Grant hospital.
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Ohio Engineers
Albany
Stanley
Grant Hospital
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da Press
Athens
Taard
Dent
Relief Sought for Over 1000 Miners Families in Jefferson County
Sub district chief says more than 1,000 miners families in Onge Jefferson County lack clothing and food. John W. Jones, president, indicates immediate aid is needed for workers and dependents at the mine district No. 4 area near Tefferson county. Officials report many miners and women face severe hardship awaiting assistance.
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Onge
Jefferson County
Bert
John W. Jones
Colum
Ymerich Ino
Saul Mor
Ashes 16
Gui Uo
Tefferson County
Jones
Slighter Relief From Cold Fails To End Worst Weather
Reports from the Great Lakes region describe a dramatic cold spike and intensifying winter conditions. Firemen tackle blazes and rescues as residents cope with freezing temperatures, scarce preparedness, and rising emergencies across states including Illinois and neighboring districts. Authorities warn the cold may ease briefly but not permanently.
Experts Debunk Mexican Records as Spurious
Washington reports that experts testified before the senate investigative committee that documents attributed to Hearst papers proving a Lean plot to bribe U.S. senators are fake. John Hefard Hearst attorney presented expert reports with no explanation as hearings continued with James A. Sheffield, former L.A. ambassador to Mexico, as the first witness.
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UPI
Haindwraimer
Wilson Randolph Hearst
Nnd
Heave
Hearst
Senate
Janes A. Sheffielt
L & ~Missador
Mesico
Youth on Death Row Faces Mercy Review in Conneaut
Lloyd Hewitt, 17, condemned for a double murder, awaits state clemency board ruling. The panel can only advise Governor Donohue on mercy, with a decision due after today’s session. In Cincinnati, a blaze damaged frame buildings injuring two and destroying the Litony Selling Company wholesale paper and tube dealers.
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Coltable
Lloyd Hewitt
Hay
Conneaut
State Board of Clemency
Vic Don Ihey
Troops Drawn to Mount as From Far Off Gather in Washington
A long dispatch describes units organized in Virginia and North Carolina stations preparing to move toward the mount and coastal defenses. It notes a plan to deploy 2500 to 3000 troops, including marines and constabulary, with reinforcement from Charleston and Hampton Roads, aiming to reach the theater by early next week.
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Msn
Theo
Cralveston
NiiragMr
Apg Ag
Uomairin
Saturn
Niragua
Charleston
Mto
Pahus
Hampton Road
Baltihom
Nma Gue
San Taego
New York
Tamas
Navy
Samdne
Mario
Saindines
Need More Tact Declares Editor The Meseenger
Beverly Hills Calif Jan 3 Rogers calls for tact in politics arguing a proposed Congress bill to build a highway from Brownsville to San Diego should not be labeled a military raid He criticizes officials for disrespect and urges cooperative action while lamenting lost goodwill and civil discourse.
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Calif
Congress
Brownsville
Jes Uy
Hi Paso
San Diegno
Am Nigabors
Lindbuck
Rugles
Warfare in Nicaragua: stalled fights and shifting plans
Fragmentary report describes Marines poised to storm rebel positions near PLC hipote while government forces aim to reinforce gear and shells. By late reports, six dead and twenty five wounded. officials discuss continued operations as U S policy debates constrain action and Congress weighs military options.
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Plc Hipote
Mun
Wallon
Santine Wil
Ory Des Coen
Haweset Wrough Senate
Lmves
Cold Wave Breaks. Ohio Forecast Sees Warmer Thursday
The report notes a broke cold wave with another threat looming, predicting warmer Thursday. Temperatures across Athena and Columbus show a drop to near single digits, while transportstrictions ease with improved forecasts. Trains and buses faced delays, drivers and crews adapted, and officials warned of continued frigid spells ahead.
Scout unitd press staff outlines Smith presidential bid
A disjointed report suggests Percy Bo Scout, a New York candidate, aims to be Democratic contender for president in May. It notes his push for primary reform, wage laws, and equality measures while urging voter awareness of his stance on national governance and state discussions in California and New York.
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Percy BO
Smith
New York
Mike Rowk
Washmirton
Caifornia
Mie Ciuven
Churches to Meet 4 District Rally in Ohio
Churches of the United Brethren in Christ No 11 of Ohio plan a district rally at Hot Berry West Tuesday. The meeting starts at 9:30 from Ho Uariing and Tey VW Johnson. Westerville delegates will join, dinner served, William Campbell and C G Grigory listed as organizers.
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United Brethren Church of
Thsteid
Ohio
Berr
Uariig
Tey
Tohnson
Westerville
Erie
Fealer Iy William & Campbell T CG
Grigory
Civil War Veteran Dies at 86 in Logan
Civil War veteran Robert Mo Fitzgerald aged 86 died Tuesday afternoon at his home on Warner Avenue after a two week illness that began with a cold and progressed to pneumonia. He served four and a half years in the Civil War with the ISO VT and was a member of the James I Roches ter Post of the GAR. He retired from farming near McArthur in Vinton County and moved to Logan to live with his son. He leaves two sons, two daughters, and a widow. services will be held Friday at 1 o'clock at the Christian church in Me Srinua Priday, with burial in the McArthur cemetery.
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Robert Mo Fitzgerald
Gill
Hig
George Fitzgerald
Warner Avenue
ISO VT
Jamey I. Rochester
GAR
Vinton County
McArthur
Toy Loganning
Pelle Martin Columbus
George Fitsgerald
Logan Thomas Titegerald Hamden
Cora Snydke Logan
Srinua Priday
Chistian
NcArthur
Marines Storm Rebel Positions In Nicaragua Action
U S Marines press to maintain order in Nicaragua after a sudden clash with rebel general Augusto Sandino. Air strikes hit Sandino positions near El Chipate as forces, including 1100 troops, brace for further assaults while Washington defends intervention as necessary for safety and stability.
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Nicaragua
Afl
Augustine Sandina
Mortray Bandino
el Chipate
Qcotal
Mosis
Ilati
Plints
Sluy
Sanshines
State Department
Genes Ro Sandino
National Council For Preverte
Lion of War
Kellogg
We of Marines
Nicos Riia
Cuba
Latsucht
Jacksonville Building Company Formed in Athens County
Four Articles of incorporation issued by Secretary Clarence J Grown to the Jacksonville Building Company at Jacksonville in Athens County. Purpose to acquire real estate and buildings and operate them for rental as loge rooms store rooms and offices. Authorized capital is 200 shares at par value of 5000 each. Incorporators named William Kalt William Helsen and D M Sawyer.
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Commels van
Clarence J
Jacksonville
Practical booklet on sewing offered by The Messenger
The Messenger publishes a 32 page sewing guide detailing hand sewing machine stitching hems collars buttonholes pockets and more with pictures showing each step. Recommended by the Washington Information Bureau it promises useful hints for both skilled seamstresses and beginners. Send four cents in stamps with coupon to Frederic J Gaskin Director Information Bureau Washington DC for a copy.
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Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J Gaskin
Information Bureau
Washington
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