35 Mines To Be Closed in Wage Protest
Mass meeting called this afternoon at Chauncey as about 35 active collieries in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys prepare to strike Monday over a reduced wage scale. Some 5,000 miners affected with 350 at Lick Tun Mine voting No to the new terms. Mines across Glouster and Sunday Creek districts expected idle as protests escalate. Colonel John S. Shetler arrives to observe.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Chauncey
Herman Theisen
Lick Tun
Athens Hocking Coal Company
New York Company
Mies
Ohio Collieries Company
Glouster
ter-Hasex
New York Coal Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Ohio
Ming No. 1
Jacksonville
Plan to ease Ohio coal ban for federal institutions
Rep. Arthur P. Lamneck says a meeting of the Ohio Congressional Delegation and Governor White's Coal Operators Committee will form a plan next week to change government coal specifications that block Ohio coal from Dayton Soldiers Home Veterans Bureau Hospital and Chillicothe Federal Institution. The government buys over 60 000 tons in Ohio but none from local mines.
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Washington
Ohio
Governor White
Arthur P. Lamneck
Columbus
Dayton Soldiers Home
Veterans Bureau Hospital
Reformather
Chillicothe
Lammeck
Wage Cut Set for Erie County Employees
Erie County commissioners announced a ten percent pay reduction for all nonofficial employees effective February 1. Officials may voluntary reduce their own pay back to the treasury by ten percent or more if they join the action.
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Erie County
Sandusky
Relief Group Seeks School Child Welfare Reports
Ohio school superintendents were asked by Governor White’s emergency relief committee to submit reports on relief needs for children. Major Braught said the data will help decide whether a special legislative session is needed to enact relief measures.
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Henry T. Gorrell
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
E. 0. Braught
White
State Relief Committee
Chick
Relief Committee
FB. C. Sinner
Japan and United States Loom Over China Tensions
The piece outlines growing friction between the United States and Japan over China, noting Japan's naval buildup including 40 battleships with airplanes and submarines. It contrasts China’s pacifism with Japan’s belligerence and questions why the US should engage, while France Britain and Italy keep business with Japan and China.
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Los Angeles
Asia
Shanghai
United States
France
Britain
Italy
Japan
China
League of Nations
Melgs and Gala counties escape bank failures in state
Democrats claim secret cession plans influence campaign strategy. Yellow Jackets defeat Gallipolis, with Nelsonville events and local notices across Pomeroy Bend. Youths confessed crimes in Logan, farmers' institute drew hundreds, Chauncey Dover schools fed needy children, Glouster cagers lose to Crookville, water delays bridge work.
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Yellow Jackets
Gallipolis
Pomeroy Bend
Nelsonville
Logan
Farmers’ Institute
Hocking
Niand
Ohio
Waite
Chauncey- Dover
Men's Brotherhood
Millfield
Chauncey
Glouster Cagers
Crookaville
J-T Y
High Water
Dew
Groustes
Commissioners Discuss Contract for Burroughs Machine
A county commission meeting on a $1 575 Burroughs machine contract drew secretive sessions and opposition. J H Grosvenor and J W Lax supported the purchase while L H Blackwood objected. The fourinstallment payment plan and changes in tax processing under new law were outlined.
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Athens County Commissioners
Walidd
J. He. Grosvenor
J. W. Lax
L H. Blackwood
Board of County Commissioners
Parkers+ purge
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Audtor
H. F. Smith
Grosvenor
Messenger
Ritchie Calls for Return to Fundamental Government Principles
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie, Democratic presidential hopeful, told the Ohio State Bar Association that chaos in thinking and leadership endangers the nation. He warned of nationalism and internationalism run amok, trade wars, demoralized money, and foreign entanglements. He cited Prohibition as a disruption of individual liberties.
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Cincinnaty
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Maryland
Ohio State Bar Association
Chuoy
Ritchie
Europe
Ritelife
Deputy Pleads Guilty in Ohio Extortion Case
Arthur L. Craven a 33 year old former deputy under Ben Licciardi and Toledo private investigator was fined 250 and sentenced to 60 days in jail by Mayor Arthur Schuler Craven absolved George Williams 20 a Toledo postal employee of similar charges Williams testified he knew nothing of the extortion plan and was driven here from Toledo Williams was dismissed Cravens case arose from an alleged extortion attempt against Clarence Bailey and another man tied to immunity from liquor law prosecutions
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Bucyrus
Rik
Arthur L. Craven
Ben J. Licciardi
Toledo
Arthur Schuler
Craven
George Williams
Wiliams
Williams
Ahm
Cravens
Clarence Bailey
Mquor Law
Illinois Mine Workers Use Injunction Tactics
Illinois Insurgents in the United Mine Workers of America face charges over the use of the injunction in a labor dispute. President John L. Lewis and district 12 leaders clash, with Walter Nesbitt opposing dissolution and urging a critical stance on injunctions in capital labor disputes. Nesbitt seeks harmony while Illinois administration heads threaten secession to defend perceived inalienable rights.
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Indiamapglis
Illinois
United
Mine Workers of America Today
Inher
Ose
Illnois
John L. Lewis
Walter Nesbitt
U4ingla Insur Fent
Nesbitt
Ulinois
John Walltee
District 12
Illinois Factoen
The
International
War Secretary Hurley Opposes Army Personnel Reductions
War Secretary Hurley protested to Speaker Garner against planned cuts by the House Appropriations Committee. Democratic members of the subcommittee resisted the plan to reduce both officers and enlisted personnel as the bill, to be released next week, aims to scale back the army.
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House
Washington
Hurley
Garner
Plana
Appropriations Committee
No Human Bones Dig Up Bonen In Cellar of McLean Slayer
In Cincinnati a murder case investigation found bones from sheep, a rat, an owl, a cow, a turkey and five other animals in the basement and yard of the house linked to Charles Bischott, slayer of Marian Mclean. Dr. W. M. Korgman assessed the bones and found no evidence of human remains.
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McLean
Cincinnati
Cleveland
W. M. Korgman
Western Reserva Medical School
Charles Bischott
Marian Mclean
Dr. Kergman
Peliet
American Gold Sail to French Banks Amid Debate
A U S delegation sails to Berlin as 400 barrels of gold return to Europe aboard one ship and 600 more follow. officials discuss debt cancelation while skeptical chatter cites gold shipments and economic strains. The letter notes mixed sentiment about recovery and national finance.
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Paris
Berlin
Fis
Hugh Soll
Will
Public Hearing Planned on Idle Insurance Proposals
The State Commission on Unemployment Insurance announces public hearings in industrial centers to discuss unemployment insurance plans. Chairman James A Hey solda and a committee including W M Leiserson Mina Amy Maher and J P Tancein will analyze current laws and proposed reforms before presenting a bill.
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Columbus
Yellow Springs
J. P Tancein
Cleveland
Mina Amy Maher
Toleda
Hecus Shen
Canal in Ohio May Be Issue
Washington reports increased interest in a Sandusky to Portsmouth canal proposal via Columbus as part of a broader St. Lawrence Waterway plan. Representative William Felsinger argues the Sandusky and Scioto Rivers’ proximity supports feasible engineering and early action in Congress.
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Washington
Erklo
Ohio
Achtagde
Filby
Wm. R. Felsinger
War Department
Fetsinger
Sandusky
Columbus
Portsmouth
Scioto
Fail To Agree On Rail Wages
CHICAGO Jan 30 40 B The joint wage conference of railroads and workers ended late without an accord David B Robertson leader of the workers met with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen The rail presidents favored a flat 10 percent cut Labor proposed six and one half percent plus a flexible three and a half percent reduction in the next year to boost employment and aid furloughed workers The presidents rejected the counter proposals. a still possible scheme was discussed CHINESE Erect Defenses SHANGHAI Jan 30 Chinese began erecting defenses opposite the American nest on the border of the International Settlement today
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Chicago
Mang
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Robertson
Right Aboard Plane Lost in Mountain Area
A transport airplane with eight aboard including pilot Sandbloum disappeared between Bakersfield and Los Angeles. Searchers comb rough foggy mountains near Frasier Park Ridge Route while officials consider emergency landing options and possible crash site. The Canby Port Lines craft took off from Bakersfield at 2:20 pm with three women and five men aboard.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Bakerefield
Wity
Frasier Park
Lebee
Sheriff's Office
Pingler Mountain
Aaimild
Baheras
Tulomorklic
Crulat
Bere
Npeed
Die Canby Poriise
Ani
Fox
Downdt
Ain Timeu
Collection Drives Clothing Aid Through Southeast Ohio
Community Clothing Center promises relief amid Southeast Ohio distress. Athens residents may drop off garments with names and addresses for pickup by trucks. recipients must obtain written orders from the Red Cross or Salvation Army before release. Cases show children lacking proper shoes and stockings affecting school attendance.
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Community Clothing Center
Ohio
Lucia Bing
Athens
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Prediction of Rain and Snow Across Ohio Valley This Week
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts this week in the Ohio Valley with rain in the south and rain or snow in the north by Monday night or Tuesday. Another system brings precipitation Friday or Saturday. Temperatures rise Monday then fall midweek with a warming trend by Friday.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tokyo Shanghai clash looms as fleets mass in Asia
Major clash feared as Japanese and Chinese forces concentrate around Shanghai. American and British protests mount while the U S Navy and Marines prepare to evacuate citizens if needed. British warships head toward Shanghai and 30 international settlement ships reinforce, with Nanking and Loyang shifting to safety.
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Great Britain
Japan
Asiatic
United States Navy
Manila
Shanghai
Italy
Britain
Pratt
Navy
Yangtse
Nanking
Chungking
Hankow
Wuhu
Third death by own action in City Dentist Found With Bullet Head
Plain City records a third self inflicted death incident as Dr. C. H. Loews a longtime dentist is found with a bullet wound in his head at his office yesterday. The event was discovered by his son and involves local confusion and a dramatic closing scene. No additional details provided.
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Plain City
Jan
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