Miners Seek Fair Wage Scale as Conference Stalls
Daugherty and union leaders argued for a workable wage scale balancing operator profits with miners living wages. They criticized operators for not meeting, while reiterating commitment to 11,000 district miners and denying resignation requests. No reply was received from operators to the counter-proposal to reconvene talks.
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Daugherty
Lewis
International
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Hocking
Wenvall
Aareeee
Owens
Lee Hull
United Mine Workers of America
Gue
Columbus
Hall
Hay
Dave Watgug
Hechste
Posal
Soloughoel
Poston Named Manager of Ohio Utilities Unit
Chillicothe July 1 John Poston of Athens will become vice president and manager of the Ohio Utilities company announced by E J Denman vice president of United Light and Power Davenport Ind under which the Ohio Utilities companies act as a subsidiary Poston is general manager of the Southern Ohio Power company and has wide experience in public utility work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
John Poston
Athens
Ohio Utilities Company
E. J. Denman
United Light and Power Company of
Davenport
Ohio Stifities Companies
Vd. B. Hil
Denman
Poston
Southern Ohio Power Company
Pythian Sisters Collect Clothing for Mississippi Flood Sufferers
The Meigs temple of Pythian Sisters in Midlport campaigns to gather clothing and other articles for Mississippi flood victims. Donations are preferred over cash. Mrs. J. B. Downing leads the effort and urges prompt action.
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Meigs Temple of Pythian Sisters
Mississippi
J. B. Downing
Meigs Temple
Woman writer finds solitude to boost work output in skyscraper
Emaing Sachs reports that author Mrs. Sachs writes in a high tower room away from family duties, journals solitary routine, and even uses an outdoor balcony in all weather. She advocates complete separation from home responsibilities to enable serious mental work and focus on her novel Red Damask. Germany gains in Far East trade as China market opens to German goods amid postwar shifts. Britain loses ground as Germany recaptures markets and expands exports.
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New York
Emaing Sachs
New York Financial District
Mnatch
Frederick Kru
United Press Star
Berlin
Germany
China
Britain
America
Japan
United Press
German Federation of Industries
Oral Daugherty Declares He Does Not Favor Gut
The latest proposal by operators was an open attempt to split the union. Operators warned of the miners’ potential reaction and stated the miners would not accept it. Dan W. Wallace offered a resolution for reestablishing the Jacksonville agreement with adjustments across districts subdistricts and groups. It was unanimously adopted and showed broad support for President Lewis and his officers.
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Lewis
Riots in Vienna Kill Dozens and Wound Hundreds
Sixty people died and between 300 and 400 were wounded in yesterday's riots between socialists and police in Vienna. Many police among the dead and wounded. some estimates put fatalities as high as 60. Elsewhere Vienna saw only minor rioting, with quiet in the rest of the country during the day. First arrivals at convention venues include Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association and Traveling Men's Military, plus Ohio Retail Jewelers and Bankers associations. A revolutionary plot at La Paz was reportedly suppressed by the Tolivan government, according to the American chargé d'affaires.
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Vienna
Berlin
London
Neustadt
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Ohio Retail Jewelers’ Association
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Italy issues ultimatum over Made railway trains through Austria
London report cites an Innsbruck dispatch to Berlin stating Italy has demanded passage of Italian railway trains through Austria. If access is denied tonight, Austrian frontier troops will forcibly move the trains, the message says.
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London
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Italy
Austria
Tralian
Home Brew Threat to Soviet Liquor Monopoly Emerges
A Soviet report estimates home brew and illicit spirits challenge the government vodka monopoly, with home made drinks costing about thirty cents a quart and the nation losing tax revenue while peasants and city dwellers fuel the illicit market. The government hopes price cuts on vodka will curb drinking, but courts have struggled to deter home brewers.
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Moscow
Russia
Logaliys
Soviet
Brower
Lengel Guilty of First Degree Murder in Mellett Case
Canton July 16. Seranus A Lengel former Canton police chief found guilty of murder in the first degree for his part in the assassination of Dan St Mellett editor of the Canton News The jury spared him from the chair but sentenced him to life imprisonment under Ohio law The verdict came on the first anniversary of Melletts murder and the News plant is dedicated as a memorial to its crusading editor Another item notes Faye Whittington Hukit granted divorce and custody after cruelty and neglect in Meigs County Court of Common Pleas
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Canton
U.1
Seranus A. Lengel
Dan St. Mellett
Canton New
Lengel
Ole
Ohionn
Melletts
The
News Living
Pomeroy
Faye
Whittington Hukit
Thana N. Hukitl
Court of Common Fleas
Meigs County
Charges upheld over third degree methods in Youngstown
Columbus July 16. Governor Donahey ordered C H Sisson to probe claims that Youngstown police used third degree methods. Sisson report, released by the governor, says he found reliable evidence that complainants were in good physical condition when arrested but bore signs of abuse and provided confessions.
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Columbus
U.R
Youngstown
C. H. Sisson
Nelsonville
Donahey
Sission
Sisson
Auto Plunges Over Embankment Injuring Two Men
In Pomeroy on the Coolville road a car carrying Win Harshman and Perry Adams from Sugar Creek went over a high embankment near the John Arnall farm. Harshman suffered a broken shoulder and three broken ribs. Adams had minor injuries. Dr. Byron Bing treated them before they were sent home by intercity ambulance. The men reportedly had been seeking work at the Forest Fum mine.
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Pomeroy
Carleton Hollow
Coolville Road
John Arnall
Win Harshman
Perry Adams
Sugar Creek
Athena County
Harshman
Byron Bing
Insterward
Forest Fum
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Far East
England
Emaine Sachs
Gniet
Atlantic
Lindbergh
International Club
Paris
Richard E. Byrd
Clarence A. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Neville
Byrd
Chamberlin
Balehen
Levine
PLOY
Washington
la Paz
Tiolivan
Ne-Partment
Springfeld
Springfield
U.P
Buckie Creek
Ywew
York
Tely
Sher
Wood Aldrich
W. A. Hinds Company
Elyria
Ray Consolidated Company
Fairfax
Ploomstreet
Seranus Lengel
Mellett
Jaye Whittington Hubiil
Thomas N. Hakill
St. Louis
Bolling Field
Sam
Air
William P- MacCracken
Commerce
Ir. Trubee Davison
Edward P. Warner
Navy
Helen Hughes
Avalon
Catalina Island
Zima
Wells
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