Daugherty Declines Separate Meeting With Operators
Nelsonville July 16. Oral Daugherty president of sub district 1 district 6 refused a separate meeting with Hocking valley coal operators and local union delegates, insisting on reconvening the joint conference of the central competitive field. He questioned John L Lewis and urged a full strike to pressure operators, while stressing morale- boosting gatherings amid broader labor dispute.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Oral Daugherty
Subdistrict 1
District 6
Logan
Daugherty
C. B. Newton
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Columbus
Chauncey
Lee Hall
Dave Watkins
Omo
Neigtonsygile
Newton
Hocking
Ohio Coal Operators' Association
District Executive Board
Cody
Nelsonvile
Dausheity
Presi¢nt Lee Hall
State Organization
Nice
John Owens
Indianapolis
Operatora
Freshent
International
John L. Lewis
Lewis
First Civilian Fliers To Span Pacific Forced To Land on Isolated Island
Columbus July 16 The Rail and River Coal company based in Bellaire isSet to resume coal digging with laborers not affiliated with the United Mine Workers of America in an open shop move. Company spokesmen expect non union loading to begin Monday and say other Bellaire area operators will follow. They claim unity among operators to break with the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Columbus
U. P
Rail and River Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Bellaire
Key Man William H Remy Prominent in Little Black Box Probe
Prosecuting attorney of Mallon County Indiana William H Remy may play a prominent role in future developments following the opening of D C Stephenson s famous Little Black Box. The remark hints at implications for ongoing legal proceedings and potential new disclosures impacting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H Remy
Mallon County
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Rain and Heat Wave Ease Briefly as Showers Forecast
The region saw 107 inches of rain in a week with only temporary relief from extreme heat. Humid, overcast days followed the storms with temperatures near the Friday peak. The Weather Bureau forecast showers and cooler air for Sunday and Monday, with a continued heat wave yielding to moderating winds. In Middletown, the Ohio Federation of Labor opens its 44th convention awaiting talks on labor rights, injunctions, and non partisan politics.
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Howest
Washington
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
United States Weather Bureau
Middletown
New York City
New England
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Labor
Labor
John Pp. Frey
Cincinnati
State Federation
William Green
Coshocton
American Federation of Labor
Trey
Moulders’ International
Samuel Gompers
Europe
U.S. Labor Commission
Prevent Wilson
British Trade Union Congress
Coast Guard Ice Patrol Sees No Icebergs Drifting South
The Coast Guard ice patrol reports no icebergs drifting south since June 8 as it winds down its season. In total, 354 icebergs were sighted during the patrol, with the unit making its final report from headquarters in Washington.
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Coast Guard
Washington
O.R
Tthe Banks
Clarence M. Young Becomes Director of Aeronautics
Clarence M. Young of Des Moines Iowa is pictured at his desk after being appointed director of the aeronautics division of the Department of Commerce in Washington. He takes charge amid the administration of postwar aviation policy and a push for expanded air transport.
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Clarence M. Young
Des Moines
Agauming
Aeronautics Division
Department of Commerce
Washington
Two More Blasts in Owens Valley Water Feud
A second blast hit the Los Angeles aqueduct near Independen ce as Peery dynamiters struck two points eight miles north of town. Inyo county officials reported the canal damage while water bureau lacked full details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
Owens Valley
Peery
Toccoa
W. G
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Acrea
Georgia Chain Gang
Indepen
Annley Bowers
Toccoai
Inyo County
Water Power Bureau
Smith and Bronte land after long Pacific flight
Ernest Smith and Emory Bronte in the City of Oakland completed a 2000 mile open sea crossing to Molokai after fuel troubles and fog. The civilian pair landed safely despite a broken pump and a nearly useless radio, earning praise for piloting and endurance in a secondhand plane.
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Smith
Bronte
Wheeler Field
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Tarante
Molokai
Honaut
United Press
Maitland
Hegenberger
Smith and Bronte
Ernie Smith
Pacific
Three Youths Hold Up Watchman To Become Firemen
In Chicago on July 16 three youths held up a watchman at a new fire station and took his helmet and a few clerks as they attempted to impersonate firemen. The robbers escaped with the watchman unharmed and the station apparatus remained undamaged.
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Chicago
London
Henry Lane
Riga
Sians
Russia
Ignatieff
Statoust
First Year Wheat Harvested and Flour Made in Meigs County
Meigs County reports the first harvest of the year, with wheat brought from Chester Township to Sugar Run flouring mill and milled. Road work begins on Richland Avenue with a temporary bridge, concrete construction awarded to Fred Beckjer of Athens. Traffic will remain two way during initial phase, with one-way restrictions as work progresses and several trees cut to clear the route.
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Pomeroy
Melgs County
Chester Township
Richland Jevenue
Te State Highway Office
Columbus
Fred Beck Jer
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Albany
Mechanicsburg
Hospital Gateway
John W. Dowler
Room
Ford to retract Cleveland leaders in libel suit settlement
July 16. Alvaniey Johnston grand chief of the Brotherhood engineers' libel case heads the board of trustees for the Cooperative Brotherhood Bank of Cleveland, after a convention resolution by the special finance committee. The plan seeks to replace current trustees with seasoned bankers and authorize Johnston to vote the 51 percent bank stock owned by the Brotherhood, making him a financial power.
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Cleveland
Alvaniey Johnston
Sapiro
Cooperative Brotherhood Engineers’ Bank of Cleveland
Johnston
Brotherhood
Ford Sapiro settlement requires retraction in Dearborn paper
Aaron Sapiro and Henry Ford reach a libel suit settlement that mandates a retraction in the Dearborn Independent for charges against Sapiro and an endorsement by Ford of cooperative marketing. Gallagher, Sapiro's attorney, announced the terms.
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Detroit, Mich
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
the Dearborn
Sapiro
Wiliam Henry Gallagher
Ohio News Briefs Spark Across Hamilton Lima Dayton Cleveland
Ohio briefs report trials set for July 5 including James P. Vick and Fred Ashcraft in Hamilton. A storeholding shooting occurs in Toledo. Four killed at a Shawville crossing. Michael Peley and Foley indictments for murder in Hamilton. Doris Brow granted divorce in Lima. Dayton police inquiry into liquor squad charges. Dayton and Cleveland note regional events from August 5 Lindbergh dinner to bread price peace talks.
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Hamilton
Common Pleas
James P. Vick
Fred Ashcraft
Irving C. Browers
Counse
Covington Ky
Hopes for rate reductions in lake rate coal freight delayed
Charleston, July 16. Hopes of Southern West Virginia coal operators and adjacent fields for voluntary rate reductions by southern railroads to offset Interstate Commerce Commission boosts for northern fields have again been deferred. A shippers' committee statement cites executives of Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Western, and Louisville and Nashville unable to provide a firm position on the lake cargo case for about ten days or two weeks. The aim is to lower shipping costs to compete with Pittsburgh coal fields in the Great Lakes region.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
U.R
Francis of Huntington
Coal Operators’ Committee
C. C. Dickinson
Dickinson
Pittsburgh
Streat Lakes
Ore Daugherty Urges Holdout For Joint Wage Scale
Nearly four thousand miners at a Glouster mass meeting back Ore Daugherty’s call to hold out until a joint wage scale is agreed. He rejects separate talks with operators and denounces an Ohio miners ultimatum as unfair to workers. John Owens, Lee Hall, and David Watkins supported the stance.
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Glouster
Daugherty
Jat 3
Jehan Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Refusa
Hocking
Hall
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners
Starva
Dstrict
International Poller Comunities
Ohio
John Owens
David Watkins
Watkins
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