Miners Split Over Morris 60-40 Plan In Ohio District
Nelsonville January 26. Ohio Miners union leaders Lee Hall and David Watkins challenge operators to a public debate on the Morris plan as they rally against the new wage proposal. State officers monitor meetings while mine owners press for resumed work and information campaigns.
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Nelsonville
Lee Hall
David Watkins
Ohio Miners’ Union
Watkins
Hall
Halil
Ohio
Miners’ Organization
None Works at Chauncey Mine No 25 Under Morris Plan
In Chauncey, Jan 26, no workers reported for the New York Coal Company mine No 25 when ready to operate under the Morris plan. The mine bell rang as of old, but no response was observed. It has been 10 months since the mine last operated.
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Chauncey Chauncey
Chauncey Mine No. 25
New York Coal Company
Morris
Democrats Oppose Dismissal In Smith-Vare Case
In Washington on January 26 Democrats pushed to keep the Wilson-Vare election contest alive. Senator Reed called for a record vote on the committee action which 8 to 6 favored. The panel dismissed Wilson’s complaint against Vare for lack of specific fraud charges, clearing the way for a Pennsylvania recount and Vare’s reelection bid.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson-Vare
Privileges and Elections Committee
James A. Reed
Missouri
Pennsylvania
William RB. Wilson
William 8. Vare
Vare
Wilson
Silent Divorce Hearing Ends in Decree for Mrs Geiger
In Cincinnati Judge Charles W Hoffman presided a silent domestic relations case where deaf mutes William Geiger and Lena Geiger faced a divorce. The 60 year old brass maker sought neglect against 65 year old Lena, who filed for willful absence and neglect. via interpreter son Anthony Woodrock, Lena testified the husband had an autocratic attitude and Mrs Geiger was granted a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
WUP
Charles W. Hoffman
William Geiger
Lena Geiger
Anthony Woodrock
Geiger
Gangland Declares War on Chicago Amid Bomb Attacks
Gangland battles for control in Chicago as bombs strike the home of Charles C. Fitzmorris, a top city official, and target the homes of William H. Reid and John P. Allen. No injuries reported, police pursue leads amid a murky political backdrop.
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Chicago
Charles C. Fitzmorris
Thompson
William H. Reid
John P. Allen
Alwhose
Reid
Allen
Foster Named for U S Court of Claims Judge Post
Israel M. Foster of Athens Ohio was recommended to President Coolidge for appointment to a judgeship on the U S Court of Claims. Ohio Representative Begg and Connecticut’s Tilson urged Foster promotion, noting he now serves as commissioner of the court of claims.
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Washington
U.P
Israel M. Foster
Athens
Ohio
Coolidge
U. S. Court of Claims
Begg
Tilson
Connecticut
Foster
Court of Claims
Negotiations Move Forward in Youngstown Inland Merger
Officials report preliminary talks finished on the planned merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel of Chicago into the Youngstown Inland Steel corporation. The next step rests with boards of directors and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.P
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Inland Steel Company of Chicago
Youngstown-Inland Steel Corporation
Miller son of Supreme Court clerk charged in bar exam scam
Grand Jury in Cleveland is asked to probe Ralph W. Miller son of Seba Miller Columbus Supreme Court clerk accused of taking 500 dollars from John G Jackson promising to guarantee passing state bar exams. Miller sought employment, was said to be a taxi driver in Dayton, and a Cleveland attorney connected to the case denied aiding the plot.
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Supreme Court
Cleveland
Ralph W. Miller
Seba Miller
State Supreme Court
Columbus
Miller
John G. Jackson
Chagrin Falls
Jackson
Ben FY. Levin
Polce
Dayton
A. V. Abernethy
The
County Bar Association
Don H. Andrews
Abernethy Miller
Miler
Abernethy
Supreme Court takes no action against Ralph W. Miller
Chief Justice Marshall said no action by the Supreme Court will be taken against Ralph W. Miller pending Cuyahoga county proceedings. Investigations show Miller's activities halted at defrauding applicant creditors for bar admission. Contempt charges would only be possible against the court. Disbarment proceedings expected for the Cleveland attorney named by John C. Jackson.
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Columbus
O.R
Supreme Court
Ralph W. Miller
Seba Miller
Cuyahoga County
Carrington T. Marshall
Young Miller
Miller
Cleveland
John C. Jackson
Chagrin Falls
Fight Over Inferior Court Plan Dominates Ohio Bar Session
In Columbus 1500 lawyers and judges gather for the Ohio State Bar Association meeting. James A White proposes a county wide inferior court system while Senator George Bender opposes the plan citing desire for multiple smaller courts and a salary based head. Rumors of a bar exam scandal involving Ralph Miller surface during the session.
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Bar Association
Columbus
James A. White
White
Common Pleas Court
George Bender
Cleveland
Legislative Committee
The
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Bender
Ralph Miller
Seba Miller
Supreme Court
Public Utilities hearing on Logan Gas rate case resumes
The Logan Gas Company rate boost dispute with 37 Ohio cities returns to the Public Utilities Commission. W. H. Weiss testified that company valuations were halved from engineers figures of 49 million dollars, while the company sought to discredit Weiss. Mouser Jr and city solicitor Grills prepared a surprise motion as the hearing focused on capitalization and unproductive well expenditures.
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U.P
Logan Gas Cmpany
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
W. H. Weiss
Cincinnati
Weiss
T . N.rant Mouser, Jr
W. C. Grills
Lorain
Grills
Two Cylinder Fliver Plane Flies From Spartanburg to Washington
Spartanburg South Carolina January 26 The two cylinder fliver plane piloted by Harry Brooks left here at 8 47 a m E S T for Washington DC a distance of 400 miles carried by UPR report the flight departed Spartanburg with Brooks at the controls heading toward the national capital covering about 400 miles.
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Spartanburg
S. C
UPR
Harry Brooks
Washington, D. C
Dean Voigt Sees Youth in Conflict Not Revolt
Dean Irma E. Voigt of Ohio University told a Methodist church audience that today’s young people are in conflict with the changing world rather than revolting against elders. She cited fear of difference, intense competition, and mass conformity as imperialist pressures shaping youth, and argued adults share these traits while blaming youth for not following older ways.
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Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dean Voigt
Religion Must Move in a Forward Spirit
Dr. Robert E. Speer, moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, urged a moving religion at the ninth annual Ohio Pastors association convention. He called to leave hate and war and pressed for fellowship to reach unevangelized peoples and end inter racial and international hostility.
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Columbus
U.R
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian General Assembly
Ohio Pastors Association
Deadly East Coast Storm Ravages Cities and Docks
A severe gale slammed the North Atlantic states causing extensive damage in New York City with hundreds of plate glass windows shattered and a freighter sunk. Debris injuries rose to 43 in New York and one death was reported in Boston as winds exceeded 100 mph across the region, stretching from Kentucky to Tennessee and beyond.
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New York
York City
Aterno
Boston
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sinclair Burns contempt trial cites faults in youth
Government star witness notes faults in letter writing and behavior among young people today, describing a general disregard for responsibility. She argues errors of youth extend beyond youths to older generations and that society cannot demand from the young what it does not demand from itself.
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Washington
O.R
Sinclair- Burns
Ietter
Columbus man nabbed for double theft on rooftop
Police arrested John Atkins twenty two of Portsmouth Ohio while he hid on a building roof in Columbus. He faced charges for stealing a car from M L Madison and taking clothing valued at five hundred dollars from Phil Getlin Tailor Shop.
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Columbus
Jan
U.P
John Atkins
Portsmouth
Atkins
M. L. Madison
Phil Getlin Tailor Shop
Canton men charged in Canton liquor conspiracy
First steps in the predicted housecleaning of Canton were taken when Assistant U S Attorney John Osman issued a warrant charging three men in a liquor conspiracy. Angelo Ferucchio Charles Symanoski and Ralph Minocchi all of Canton are named. Symanoski and Minocchi are held by Canton police Ferucchio was brought to Cleveland by federal prohibition agents.
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Cleveland
O.R
Canton
U. S
John Osman
Angelo Ferucchio
Charles Symanoski
Ralph Minocchi
Symanoski
Minocchi
Ferucchio
Civil War veteran dies from auto crash injuries
Francis Trexler, a $5 Civil War veteran, died in Jackson after injuries from a pedestrian run down two weeks earlier by an automobile. The U.P. report notes his death occurred January 26.
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Jackson
U.P
Francis Trexler
State Officials Visit County Schools For Miner Relief Efforts
Columbus January report notes contributions and pledges for relief of destitute children in Ohio mining districts reaching $6,500 with strong clothing donations. Major General and state education leaders describe efforts across Athens and Jefferson counties, including feeding programs and photographic documentation of conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ace x
Volka
Entd Marx
Jefferson
Norwalk
Ay de Crosp
Bender Ireny
C. C.igmond
Federal
Washington, D. C
Andormeric
Stary
Apartment of Education
Athens County
Man ‘Peters Simon
Associatios
Education
Clifton
S¢Ithe
Ar Oa
Athens
Olle Nar
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St. Louis
John Bourbon
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Sunday, Jr
Billy Sunday, Jr
Olive Day
George Day
Los Angeles
Sunday
Will Houseclean
B. A. Augenbaugh
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Atane County
Frank. D. Hende
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