Miners and Operators Split Over Lynett Plan
Philadelphia reports say the anthracite operators rejected E J Lynett plan for settlement. John L Lewis announced miners would enter new conference and accepted a peace proposal calling for immediate return to work and a five year contract with wage protections.
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Philadelphia
EF. J. Lynette
E. J. Lynett
Scranton Times
Lynett
Inglis
Scranton
John L. Lewis
Uinted Mine Workers of America
Lewis
W. W. Inglis
Alvin Markle
New York City
Markle
Hazelton
Wilkesbarre
Lew
Ohio's Upkeep Growing Fast at State University
The biennial appropriation for Ohio University stands near one and a half million dollars. Treasurer George C. Parks reports wages and salaries rising from 290000 to 526000 dollars over the last four years.
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Ohio University
George C. Parks
Washington Smoked Out by Long Coal Strike
Washington remains shrouded in smoke from the anthracite strike as a windless, coal fire haze affects the capital. The mood in Congress mirrors the air as officials maintain a hands off stance while relief funds grow for miners’ unemployed families.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Satisfaction hears on Dr Bryan staying at Ohio University
Comments of satisfaction are heard from faculty trustees business leaders and citizens after Dr Elmer Burritt Bryan accepts re election to the presidency of Ohio University Their remarks praise his leadership and express relief that he will remain in Athens guiding the university and its future with continued residence by he and Mrs Bryan.
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B. Bryan
Ohio University
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Doctor Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Board of Trustees
Messenger
University
Edwin W. Chubb
Bryan
W. W. Ludwig
George Parks
Athletic Committee
Crawford
Horton
Athens
Body identified in Virginia as Miss Anna May Dietrich
Authorities say the headless and legless torso found near Media Virginia is identified as Anna May Dietrich of Norwood Pennsylvania. The body was found wrapped and dumped near the Rose Tree Hunt Club with legs nearby and the head missing. An autopsy failed to determine the cause of death and investigators consider strangling as a possible result before decapitation and dismemberment occurred elsewhere.
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Anna May Dietrich
Norwood
Alexander Shuhl
Rose Tree Hunt Club
D. Clark Shult
Dr. Shult
Temperature Plunges in Columbus Amid Wind Chill
Columbus records a six degree high as a chilly wind rips through the city. The frozen drizzle from Thursday coats streets and forecasts call for continued cold with wind driven snow in spots through Saturday.
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Columbus
Pasteur treatment for rabies after Trimble dog bite
Walter Vermantin 18 and Louise 5 receive Pasteur rabies injections after a stray dog in Trimble attacked them and other dogs. The dog’s head sent to Columbus confirmed rabies. dogs were kept tied and several Trimble dogs shot. Walter killed the dog pursuing the initial attack, while authorities tighten controls and issue warnings.
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Glouster
Walter
Louise
George Vermantin
Trimble
Pasteur
J. H. Elias
Vermantin
Marshal Chalfant
Ray Sprague
Vermiantin
James Mates
M. O. Davis
Columbus
Johnson
Davis
Judge backs armed defense against illegal raids in Columbus
Judge E V Mahaffey declared citizens must meet home invasions by dry agents with drawn revolvers if necessary. Ralph Dewitt was sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse and fined $100 after a raid on Frank Kernaghan’s home. Mahaffey criticized agents and urged policing reform.
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Columbus
E. V. Mahaffey
Ralph Dewitt
Dewitt
Frank Kernaghan
Ohio pastors condemn war at convention
About 800 Ohio pastors adopted resolutions denouncing draft laws and Defense Test day scholastic military training. They declared the church should not approve or sanction any war and that individual conscience must not be suborned by the state for warfare.
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Columbus
Ohio
Noted Pastor Vernon S. Phillips to Visit City
Members and friends of Ath ens Baptist church look forward to Sundays services with Reverend Vernon S. Phillips D D of Columbus preaching both morning and evening. Dr Phillips is chairman of the committee on university churches of the Ohio Baptist convention and secretary treasurer of the Church University Workers conference of the Middle West.
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Athens Baptist Church
Vernon S. Phillips
D. D
Columbus
Dr. Phillips
University Churches
Ohio Baptist Convention
Church University Workers Conference
Middle West
Athens’ Church
Radio talk on Mars signals limits of short wave reach
Washington Jan 22 Radio communication with Mars hinges on developing short waves enough to pierce a 100 mile high electrical curtain the heaviside surface. Dr J H Dellinger notes many ifs but science pursues studies to cure fading and learn why the curtain distorts signals and whether solar radiations or other factors drive the phenomenon.
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Washington
Mars
Earth
J. H. Dellinger
Radio Laboratory
United States Bureau of Standards
Dellinger
Sun
Large World Map Under Construction in San Francisco
A colossal map project is underway in San Francisco. The planned map will measure 600 feet in length and 18 feet in width, making it the largest map ever created.
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San Francisco
Advertising Series to Run Weekly in Sunday Edition
The Messenger announces a 52 week Sunday quarter page ad series prepared by a publicity expert. It targets advertisers and laymen as a liberal education in commercial publicity, promising helpful, illuminating content for homes and a stabilizing guide for effective newspaper space use.
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The
Messenger
King Winter in WW The West Years
King Winter returns to the western frontier in a year marked by hardship and resilience. Villages endure cold, supply lines falter, and local crews battle frost and fate as communities band together. The year’s events test endurance, courage, and communal spirit.
River in High as Cold Wave Hits Tonight
A Minnesota weather outlook reports a strong cold wave sweeping Ohio with temperatures to four below zero. Athens records heavy snowfall of about five and a half inches, the heaviest in years, with the Hocking River rising to 9.7 feet amid rain. Snow plows clear streets as residents seek shelter and schools and offices plan for closures or delays.
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Ludel Boden
Kina
Hocking Valley
Athens
C. N
France
East Bridge
Hocking
Court Street
Leas
Glen M. Romine
Department
Alex Moore
Rocky Mountains
Ohio River
Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio
Excavations Reveal Foundations of Roman Forum at Magna
In Kencester England excavations on a farm near town reveal foundations believed to be the forum of Magna. The lines of the market house town hall or law courts are clearly defined according to the county surveyor who has led the work.
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Old Town
Kenchester
Eng
Magna
Mar House
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