Miners' Strike Gains Strong Backing in Shenandoah
John L. Lewis arrives to a jubilant welcome as 158,000 anthracite miners press a fifth month on strike. Children line streets after meals while Lewis pledges UMWA and AFL support, promising continued resistance until demands are met.
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Shenandoah
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Strand Theater
United Mine Workers of America Organization
American Federation of Labor
Klan witnesses eyed in OSU probe
Ohio officials in a special governor’s inquiry into alleged lawlessness at Ohio State University may call Ku Klux Klan leaders as witnesses. The hearing resumed as rumors blamed Klan sponsorship of the probe, with rumors possibly prompting summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Weller
N. S
Columbus
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio State University
Donahey
Wealthy Osage Indians Buy The Most Expensive Autos
Pawhuska Oklahoma tale portrays Osage nation capital as a land of wealth with no poverty or charity. Since oil wealth arrived ten years ago Osage villagers enjoy paved streets and modern homes while white servants are employed by the rich. No one in the village works except the hired white staff.
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Pawhuska
Okla
United States
Osage County
Mary Deroin
George Woodhull
Quicksands of Love Serial Debuts on Friday
Adele Garrison begins a new Daily Magazine Page serial in the Messenger on Friday January 22 replacing A Wife's Confessional. The Grahams Madge and Dick face trials after years of marriage with new characters and swift, high interest actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
the Messenger
Madge Graham
Miss Garrison
Grahams
Messenger
Man With Limp Hinted In Clue To Killing of Miss Handley
Toledo police say two men in custody face charges as clues point to a man with a limp linked to the Miss Handley homicide. A neighbor reported a dying woman at Henry Burlingame’s home near Handley’s residence early Tuesday, as investigators chase a possible clubber style killer.
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Handley
Los Cie
Pollice
Mies Handeley
Whitford
Cherry and
Sherman
Jennings
Man
Hanery Burlingame
Mies
Mexico replies to U S protest over land laws
Mexico informs Secretary Kellogg that United States restrictions on foreign residents and capital are echoed by drastic American statutes. The note was delivered to Ambassador Sheffield in Mexico City and simultaneously released in Washington and Mexico City outlining Mexico's position on its land and petroleum laws.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Sheffield
Mexico City
Kellogg
United States
Congress
Manhunt For John Henry Jones After Slayings In Kentucky
Police and armed posses hunted John Henry Jones a 45 year old Black man alleged to have killed Clarence Bryant 27 and his two children Ethel 8 and Wilburn 6 then assaulted Mrs Bryant 25 near Lexington Jones worked at Coldstream Stock Farm where Bryant was foreman
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Lexington
John Henry Jones
Clarence Bryant
Ethel
Wilburn
Mary Farrell Elected Captain of Athens High Girls Team
Mary Farrell was elected captain of the Athens High School girls basketball team at a meeting last evening. Norma Brown was elected captain of the second team. The first game of the season will be Sunday night against Nelsonville, preceding the Athens Nelsonville boys game.
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Mary Farrell
Athens High School
Miss Farrell
Norma Brown
Capoe
Nelsonville
Dawes Attacks Senate Deliberations On Radio
Vice President Dawes spoke in sixty seven cities denouncing Senate rules and long deliberations over the world court. He quoted a Carnegie letter from 1893 and criticized both sides for filler disputes, drawing sharp rebuke from Senator Reed during today’s Senate session.
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Dawes
Senate
Washington
World Court
Andrew Carnegie
Jamies A. Reed Democrat
Missouri
Reed
Treasury forecasts larger tax cuts in 1927 after 1926 relief
Washington officials predict further tax reductions in 1927 following the 1926 revenue act which cut more than 350 million dollars from federal taxes. Treasury data show a strong surplus and reduced administrative costs, with talks continuing among Republicans and Democrats over key tax provisions and potential reforms.
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Washington
Treasury
Flapper Fanny Warns About Phone Numbers at Exchange
The column notes that while the telephone exchange can give wrong numbers, many useful numbers can be found there and readers should beware of misdirections.
Nine Day Bride Laura Christy Faces Murder Charges
Laura Christy 48, wife of seven husbands, may be tried for murder in connection with arsenic poisonings that killed John Ebert and Rev. William Christy. WV officials seek sanity tests and exhumation to pursue inquest while lunacy proceedings proceed in Lisbon.
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East Liverpool
Laura E. Christy
Robt. M. Brookes
John Ebert
Newell
W. Va
William Christy
West Virginia
Lisbon
A. J. Michaels
C. H. Bailey
Columbiana County
C. R. Campbell
Chester
George A. Arner
Hancock County
Ebert
Locust Hill Cemetery
Campbell
Long Sought Killer Captured in St Louis
Martin Durkin, infamous Chicago bandit wanted for the murder of Edward Shanahan, a Department of Justice agent, was arrested at Union Station in St Louis just before noon. He was rushed to police headquarters after the arrest, carried out by several authorities with local police cooperation.
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ST. Louis
Martin Durkin
Chicago
Edward Shanahan
Department of Justice
Union Station
Durkin
Railroads Say Egg Hauling Is Not Profitable
Railroads report that transporting eggs is unprofitable due to breakage issues. They warn losses outweigh earnings as egg shipments continue despite rising costs.
Maris Faces Probe Over Ohio State Controversy
On January twenty at Ohio State University a veteran journalist Dr. Clarence R. Maris testified before Gov. Donahey’s special committee, defending his attacks on the university while alleging Bolshevik influence. Professors rebutted the charges as rumors and denied complicity in riotous behavior.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Clarence R. Maris
Maris’ Chaler
Ohio State
University Chapel
Maris
Donahey
Ohio
State Institution
Dabney Horton
Horton
Dr. Maris
Poultry Dealers in Albany District Profit Big This Year
John Stanley, a Albany wholesale poultry dealer, reports handling eggs worth $26,000 this year. Dealers ship to eastern markets, notably Pittsburgh, via Pomeroy and river routes to the Smoky City, with prices about 35 cents a dozen and annual range from 20 to 60 cents. Other Albany dealers include John Heiger Billy Stanley Will Lewis and Fairmont Creamery merchants.
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Albany
O. D. Datiley
Messenger
John Stanley
Pomeroy
Smoky City
P. V. Coe
Vale and Martin
Vales Mill
S. H. Beckley
Bolin’s Mill
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
John Heiger
Billy Stanley
Will Lewis
Fairmont Creamery Company
Grand Jury to hear cases tied to Bend mine destruction
In Pomeroy, the grand jury will meet Friday to consider cases linked to recent mine property destruction in the Bend coal field. Defendants include Maurice Thornton, Dave Fowler, Osby Martin, and Clifford Smith, with prior indictments against Clyde Tyree and Jesse Muncey for dynamite theft.
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Maurice Thornton
Osby Martin
Dave Fowler
Clifford Smith
Smith
Springfield
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Clyde Tyree
Jesse Muncey
William Falin
Muncey
Maurice
Pat) Thornton
Blackstone
Rutland
M. L. French
Reed
Thornton
Fowler
Falin
Columbus
Tyree
Martin
Clifford
Alias Red) Smith
Edgar Morris
Athens Hocking and Perry County Talent on Radio
Athens Perry and Hocking county musicians will be heard on Station W A I U Columbus at 8 p m Friday. The program features Howard Lucas conductor Logan William J Davis tenor New Straitsville Mrs C S Clark soprano Logan Montague Kling basso New Straitsville Raymond Kessler violin New Straitsville Jack Bobo tenor Nelsonville M H Cherrington tenor Logan Ralph Parks baritone Nelsonville Jack Raybould tenor Nelsonville L G Jones baritone Logan plus orchestras from Logan and Nelsonville and a duet by Ralph Parks and Jack Bobo.
Mother and Infant Die Simultaneously in Bayonne
In Bayonne New Jersey a mother and her year old child died of natural causes at the same moment the infant succumbing to measles while the mother died of unspecified natural causes.
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Bayonne
N. J
Public Wins Coal Strike Say Officials
John Hays, chair of the 1923 coal fact ing commission, declared at the White House that the public has won the hard strike. He said there is no suffering from war of anthracite and that if the strike lasts, operators and miners are the only losers.
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Washington
Jan
John Hays
Questions for a Mot to Ask Herself About Her Childs Food
A guidance notice lists questions about a child’s daily diet including milk intake fats, eggs or meat portions, and daily vegetables. It offers a free booklet from the Bureau of The Aswane Messenger with a two-stamp request to Frederic J. Haskin, director, Washington.
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Ayo
Organized Labor
Bruce Catton
NEA Service
Helo NG
Toledo
Mary Handley
Terday
U.S
U. S
Coolidge
H. M. Lord
Flapper
Gidze Ay Nea Service. Inc
Laura Christy
Man OF
Power
Moscow
Russia
Bend
Martha Foulk
Athens, Hocking
Perry County
Waiu
Frederic J. Haskin
The
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