Ohio miners reject lower wage scale in joint stand
Ohio union miners decline the operators proposed wage cut and issue a counter plan urging return to the 1917 scale or use non union labor. They demand joint talks, threaten arbitration rejection, and seek a Miami conference to renegotiate wages and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
International
Jacksonville
Ohio
Miami
Prorida
United Mine Workers of America
John I. Lewin
Ohio Coal Operatorma
Twenty-Four Feet of Red Hot Steel Pass Through His Head
In Hammond Indiana Paul Kosty a 37 year old mill worker narrowly survives after a three eighths inch diameter red hot steel rod passes from chin to back of head while he stoops to lift a wrench. The bar burns his hands as he removes it himself. doctors call his recovery miraculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
U.P
Paul Kosty
Kosty
Failure of Geneva naval conference foreseen as Britain holds firm
Officials in Washington fear Geneva talks may fail as Britain refuses to curb cruiser tonnage. London stands by 71 cruisers totaling 600000 to 600000 tons while the United States would limit to 356000 or 400000. If talks break, the administration may blame Britain and launch an auxiliary build-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Kington
Britain
London
Coolidge
Wash ners face surprise over miners counter proposal
Officials and operators were surprised by the miners counter proposal. The union action suggests no expectation of full acceptance and shows the miners retain their original stance at the Jacksonville agreement’s end last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washners
Mute É
Wonion
Jacksonville
Predicts End of Union as Mines Open July 15
J. L. Good of the Ohio Coal Bureau says miners will decide individually after union officials rejected operators' July 15 opening ultimatum. He expects wage scales posted and mines to open with many workers present, leading to a likely explosion of the workers' organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Cleveland
U.P
J. L. Good
Ohio Coal Bureau
Touring Car Flips Repeatedly. Driver Survives
Fred Moore a 50 year old Jerseyville man escaped death after his car rolled over many times for about 150 feet near his home. He suffered a broken right arm a fractured jaw and serious bruises. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by Walburn ambulance after witnesses saw him remain alive as the wreck halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
Jerseyville
Moore
Nine liquor arrests in Gallia county raids brief
State prohibition agents and local officers conducted raids resulting in nine arrests on liquor charges. Among those taken into custody were a Cheshire pool room proprietor and two Gallipolis business men. In New Lexington, Mrs. Mary E Meenan 75 widow of coal operator J D Meenan died last night from complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Gallipolis
Cheshire
New Lexington
Mary E. Meenan
J. D. Meenan
Requiem High Mass for Principal John Banzer
John Banzer 56 principal of St. Mary's parochial school died from injuries after an auto accident near Versailles Indiana. A Requiem High Mass will be sung tomorrow in Cincinnati and burial is planned in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Banzer
St. Mary's Parochial School
Versailles
Ind
Dayton
Ohio
Countess Salm von Hoogstraeten Returns to New York
Millicent Rogers formerly married to Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten arrives in New York aboard the 8. 8. Olympic after years abroad. She remains a countess without a husband following past marital difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salm von
Former Meigs County Man Killed by Sheep Stealers
POMEROY July 8. Everett Johnson of Sturgis was shot by a gang of sheep thieves while with the sheriff seeking a stolen flock. Johnson died in hospital hours later. The sheriff killed one thief, captured another. leader escaped. Johnson, son of Thomas Johnson, owned land and sheep near Salem Township. His 12 year old son drove the flock away, alerting home. The gang had long terrorized the area, now a regional crisis.
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Pomeroy
Oliver Hartley
Sturgis
Black Hills
Meigs County
Emma Romine
Dexter
R. D
Everett Johnson
Desperadoes
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Thoma Johnson
Salem Township
Frolic on Campus Tonight Before East Wing Event
A campus frolic on the university campus in front of East Wing starts at 7:45 p.m. The program includes a Marianna Bing solo, a vocal trio, folk dancing by university women, a gym exhibition, a reading, and a community sing followed by refreshments. The event is organized by Miss Martha Gould and Monroe Vermillion with social committee oversight.
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University
East Wing
Marianna Bing
Thor Olson
Sharp
Martha Gould
Monroe Vermillion
League of Women Voters will study prohibition issue first
Cleveland July 8 The National League of Women Voters says it will not discuss prohibition until a competent survey establishes facts. Mrs Katherine Ludington first vice president emphasizes the league remains strictly non partisan and will not engage in politically motivated debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
National League of Women Voters
Katherine Ludington
Ludington
League
Marietta Chauffeur Shoots Self After Wife Abduction
Paul Freese a Mari eta chauffeur who eloped with Winifred Smith and married her shot himself last night grazing the heart. The couple ran away to Lancaster then returned when Miss Smith was taken by her family. Freese remains in hospital begging for his wife who remains distant.
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Marietta
Paul Freese
Winifred Smith
Freese
Miss Smith
Lancaster
French War Flier to Pilot Levine Plane to America
Lieut Maurice Drouhin a noted French aviator and former world duration record holder will pilot the Bellanca Columbia from Paris to New York Charles A Levine owner said he will join as passenger and plans to relieve Drouhin at the controls during parts of the voyage This would delay Drouhins own planned Paris to New York flight with his twin motored Farman Goliath bi plane still under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Maurice Drouhin
Bellanca
Columbia
New York
Charles A. Levine
Drouhin
Levine
Farman Goliath
Negro held after fatal restaurant robbery in Burlington County
State troopers with bloodhounds searched trails and swamps in Burlington County for a suspect in the early morning shooting of Charles Alexander a 27 year old restaurant owner. The killer held up his establishment before firing and escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
N. J
Burlington County
Charles Alexander
Civil Service Exam For Rural Carriers At Nelsonville
A civil service examination for rural mail carriers will be held at the Y M C A in Nelsonville on Saturday at 9 o clock. Applicants with cards should report at that hour.
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Nelsonville
Mrs Charles E R Campbell Suffers Stroke in Nelsonville
Mrs Charles E R Campbell suffered a stroke of paralysis at her East Washington street home yesterday morning leaving her entire right side affected. Her husband Charles Campbell found her on the kitchen floor upon returning from milking. The Campbell family is well known in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles ER. Campbell
East Washington Street
Misidentification leads to murder in Boone County
Madison West Virginia July 8 4U R Joseph Smott 29 of Seth Boone County was shot dead in a case of mistaken identity Sheriff Irvin Suyphin said the fatal shooting followed alleged confessions by Ira Meadows and his brother Glenville who were arrested and charged with murder.
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Madison
W. Va
Joseph Smott
Seth
Boone County
Prohibition
Irvin Suyphin
Ira Meadows
Glenville
Suyphin
Bender Denounces Anti-Saloon League Tactics
Ohio State Senator George H. Bender from Cleveland denounces the Anti-Saloon league for alleged wholesale misrepresentation to block a referendum on the marshal justice of the peace fee bill. He cites a letter from Charles M. Earhart to automobile clubs claiming auto clubs back anti-prohibition forces including bootleggers.
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Columbus
U.P
Anti- Saloon League
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Charles M. Earhart
Anti-Saloon League
Bender
Earhart
Ghost of Mountaineer Haunts Old Home near pond in West Virginia
In Long Run near Salem locals report a murdered 75 year old mountaineer’s spirit haunting a pond and nearby Baltimore and Ohio tunnel. Visitors from Clarksburg and Parkersburg describe strange voices and fiery apparitions tied to the 1924 killing of James Powell and the theft of his few possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
United Press
A. Conan Doyle
Long Run
Salem
West Virginia
James Powell
R. R. Smith
Powell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Smiths
Parkersburg
Smith
Four Homes Entered in Early Morning Robberies
Four families reported burglaries yesterday. Runyon couple on Sunnyside Drive found drawers emptied and four dollars missing after entry through a kitchen window. Goldsberry residence on East State Street lost two dollars and two pocketbooks were left in the kitchen. Horn on Sunnyside Drive and Professor Smith on Elmwood Place also had entries.
Life ends for Peter Klein after long battle
Peter Klein aged 63 died at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus after a two year illness. The engineer was seriously injured when a boy placed an obstruction on a New York Central track in Athens county triggering a wreck. Klein formerly lived in Pomeroy and worked at a furniture factory. He leaves a widow, son Oscar, and four daughters Mrs. Robert Kaiser Columbus Edith Klein Cleveland Hulda Middleport and Mrs. Frank Fugate Jr Pom eroy. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Middleport
Peter Klein
Mt. Carmel
Columbus
New York Central
Athens County
Klein
Pomeroy
Oscar
Robert Kaiser
Edith Klein
Cleveland
Hulda
Frank Fugate, Jr
Ring Placed On Dead Woman's Finger In Inquest
Cincinnati reports coroner F C Swing says a ring intended for a second wedding ceremony for Emma Loftus and her former husband William Loftus was buried with her body. Loftus died from a skull fracture after being found in the street. husband’s account of jumping or falling from a car was questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.R
Emma Loftus
William Loftus
F. C. Swing
Swing
Francis Young of New Straitsville Cleared in Check Fraud Case
Logan July 8. Francis Young was arrested by Constable Charles Poling on a charge of passing a fraudulent check. At arraignment in Magistrate J. P. Miller's court the defendant agreed to make good the check and the complainant withdrew the charge.
Guards to Camp Columbus Encampment Dates Announced
Ohio National Guards to encamp at Camp Perry from July 16 to August 14 and Camp Knox from August 20 to September 4 with hundreds of guardsmen joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Columbus
Ohio National Guards
Perry
Ohio
Camp Knox
Ford orders Dearborn Independent to publish full statement
Henry Ford, via Arthur Brisbane, announces he will publish his stance on Jews in a new pamphlet titled The International. He says the Dearborn Independent will print articles deemed objectionable and that a survey shows the paper has spread harmful allegations. He calls the journals a medium for inflaming anti Jewish sentiment and for promoting forged protocols of Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Arthur Brisbane
Jie
International Brisbane
Brisbane
Ford
Louis Marshall
Jewa
Ot Zion
Doctor Meyers Missing From Rio Grande Found In Columbus
Fears for Dr. C. C. Meyers of Rio Grande Gallipolis canceled when he telegraphed his wife and six month old child are safe in Columbus. Gallipolis authorities broadcast appeals to aid in locating him and his family after he went missing.
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C. C. Meyers
Rio
Columbus
Cr. C. Meyers
Rio Grande
Gallipolis
Doctor Meyers
Fragmented OCR Summary of Education and Welfare Debate
A garbled excerpt discusses budget, tuition, and aid for children in reform efforts. Mentions Mae Freed and Washington in a vague context, with no clear dates or locations. The readable text hints at policy focus but lacks concrete facts.
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Coal Bureau
I. H. McAnally
Usin’ Press
Lee Hall
G. W. Savage
U. S
League of Women Voters
America
Droughin
Charles E. Campbell
Meigs
Francis Young
New Straitsville
Athens Messenger
Freed Mae
Washington, D
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