Merchants seek tariff action on crude oil imports
Representatives Barton A Hall and A D Atha led a delegation from the Southeastern Ohio District to a Washington conference on oil tariffs. They reported progress in Congress toward a 31 a barrel duty on crude oil and 260 per ton on refined products or, if not possible, a 20 percent restriction on refined imports. Oil men nationwide urged protective steps as wells shut in and imports rise. Local attendees included T C Grimm and A E Faine, with favorable action expected before the session end.
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Barton A- Hall
D. Athac
George White
Ohio
Washington
Congress
Oranda
United States
Hall
Aids
T.c. Grimm
Southeastern Oal Oil and Gas Producers Association
A. E. Faine
New Straitsvile
Logan Birth Announcement Twins for Judy Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judy announce the birth of twins on Monday morning at their home on North Mulberry Street Logan. The family also has an older girl and boy, making this the second twin set for the couple.
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Logan
Frank Judy Gn
North Mulperry Street
Tolhess
All
Judy 8
Man Charged With Assault Goes To Jury In Cary Case
Cary Jan 20 Without defense testimony the case against C L Carr of South Perry charged with assault and battery went to the jury after the noon recess. Probate judge Harley M Whitcraft held the verdict of guilt pending a motion for a new trial. Prosecutor C Wood Bowen presented the case, his first before a jury since taking office this month. Jurors include Mrs Ia J Bansei foreman and eleven others.
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Jakzas
C. L. Carr
South Perry
Monay
Care
P. W. ‘Noétestone
Harley M. Whitcraft
Carr
C. Wood Bowen
Ia J. Bansei
Ie Terrel
John Walters
Ira Dawley
Florence Bort
Taura Rutter
F. A. Hafford
L. B. Rutherford
Charles G. Wright
Sure
Virginia Hockman
Jay Karahoer
City Offers Civil Service Exams For Several City Jobs
Logan January 20 The City Civil Service Commission plans an exam for multiple city positions next Friday morning. The Arcade Building hosts the test under PH Henderson, secretary of the commission. Posts include City patrolman chief of the fire department merchants police matron of the rest room and three stationary engineers. Applications are on file with the commission as the city moves toward civil service for all employees.
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Elgit Apptlicanta
City Grants Short-term Jobs For Street and Water Projects
Logan city officials reported temporary work for two groups totaling 44 men last week under Service Director Bred C. Shively. Workers toiled on street repairs in the east section and on a water line extension to the Bell and Scho Addition, with each group given three days of employment. The water line project was expected to finish by week’s end.
James Starr Dies at Home Near Gore
James Starr, 73, died at his Gore area home Monday morning from heart trouble after a period of ill health. Coroner J. Miller investigated and ruled a heart attack as the cause. Starr had been living with a relative for several months. funeral arrangements have not been finalized.
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Logan
James Starr
Gore
Miller
Starr
Ruby Harden Dies After Auto Wreck in Ohio
Logan January 20. Ruby Harden 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs E Harden near Winchester died in Columbus hospital after a car wreck on a long bridge. Her husband suffered serious injuries and remains in hospital. Parents plan services at St Matthews with Rev Ammus. Burial at Grove Cemetery.
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Warden Wes En
Hurden
Tauren
Gun Saterday
Lin Siste
Lancaster Af
Osan Ulum
Tt Bananet
St. Matthews
Ammus
Grove Cemetery
Door Breaks and Arrests in Grand County Case
Police reported a door breach during the investigation into a disturbance at the White home on Streat. Cecil Carpenter and Kuhy were arrested and charged with destruction and related offenses before the grand jury. Kuhn faced arraignment on various counts with $200 bonds. Local arrests included Levia Rernob and others for disturbing the peace. A social event Saturday hosted by Mr and Mrs don Ghiuwnee featured a kitchen linen display and gift table. In Logan, Jan 20 a man was jailed after issuing a worthless check, awaiting trial in Stephenson County Court.
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Sheri
Farhe City
Olleera
Cecil Carpenter An 'Kuhy
Buyrhi
Ingma PLC
Sood Kuhn
J. Miller
Carh Funk
Logan
Canstak Spang
Magisé Stephenson
Unk
Bond price rise signals end of global mood
Allard Smith of Dntow Trust Co. Cleveland notes the industry broke a prolonged period of low mood. After more than a year of downturn, each passing month has shown a slight improvement suggesting a potential upturn in bond prices.
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Allard Smith
Dntow J Trust Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Clifton to Speak at Athens P T A Meeting Tonight
Dr. John Y. Clifton director of the Ohio Department of Education will address the Athens High School Parent Teacher Association at 7 30 tonight in the Senior High School Building. Invitations extend to PTA members across the city and Athens County for the event deemed a major gathering.
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John Y. Clifton
Ohio Department of Education
Athens High School
Athens County
Sunday Creek Coal Tonnage Hit Four Million, 1930
Sunday Creek President reports progress for the Hocking coal district in 1930. Production across Athena Perry and Hocking counties rose with five mines active and a 1,500,000 ton output for the year amid expanding markets and renewed industry optimism.
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Athens
Arti Perry
Sturpeis
Sinry
Flis Qistrica
Pearetung
Phaens
Tligs Creek
Atheris Messenger
Yarsi Insinsinal Corporation
Hocking
Salth
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Hocking Valley
Ita Mites
Mocking
Perry
Pomeroy
Glouster
Winckinsian
Jen
Hollow
Carbondale
Fis
Murray City
Athena
Sunday Creek Company
Livestock Prices Rebound Shift in 1930 Meat Rankings
Chicago January 20 1930 prices and receipts for livestock show beef overtaking lamb and mutton as top meats on the hoof while pork remains steady amid marketing changes. Producers benefit from higher prices though packers face hardship adjusting. cattle receipts for the year near record highs as market activity fluctuates through the year.
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Shicago
Chicago
Expansion and consolidation mark 1931 natural gas industry growth
The 1931 outlook for the natural gas sector predicts stabilization and the completion of a vast expansion program. Over 4,000 miles of major line construction will come online, enabling a daily capacity of 590 million cubic feet and expanding supply to key industrial markets. The industry aims for nationwide public utility status through regional consolidation and new mega systems.
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Lts Prewth
Airenish
Pickir
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