Morris Pleads For Ending of Mine Troubles in Hocking District
William B. Morris secretary of the Miners Scale Committee urges operators and miners in the Hocking district to meet and resolve wage and contract disputes to avoid trouble. He warns strike-breakers will not be tolerated and cites 92 percent unionization. Also noted is the arraignment of Martin Sarina for shooting at guards during a Chauncey skirmish, bound over to county court on $800 bond.
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Hocking
William B. Morris
Miners
Latavraell
Mor
Athens
Pery
White
James Berry
Adjt
General Henderson
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Hocking Mining Distr Ot
Sunday Creek Coal Company
York Coal Company
Essex- Cottingham
Stalter-Essex
Ohio Collieries
Martin Sarina
Hollister
C. H. Porter
David Smith
National
New Lexington
Perry County
Frank D. Henderson
Clifford Wilson
Camp Perry
Keeper gored by giant African gnu dies in Detroit zoo
Detroit on July 16 AP report says 58 year old farmer and zoo keeper ius Mott died from wounds after he was gored and trampled by a 800 pound gnu in the African Veldt enclosure at the Detroit Zoological Park. Mott had entered the ostrich area first then the gnu pen where the animal nicknamed Gus had become a special pet through Mott's long friendship and hands on care.
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Detroit
Mich
Mott
Gus
Truce Hopes in Anglo Irish Economic War Fade
London reports no compromise after Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and President Eamon De Valera failed to bridge disputed questions. Unless King George steps in, Britain and Ireland face retaliatory tariffs already authorized by both governments.
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London
U.R
Ramsay MacDonald
Eamon de Valera
George
Britain
Ireland
Eckener Family Survives Auto Crash in Kempten
Hugo Eckener famed airship designer and world renowned air pilot his wife and daughter were slightly injured when his automobile struck a tree while Eckener swerved to pass another car in Kempten on July 16.
Roosevelt sails from Port Jefferson on fishing trip
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and his three sons depart Port Jefferson, Long Island aboard the 38-foot yawl Myth II for a seven day fishing voyage. The trip precedes his active campaign for the Presidency as the Democratic nominee.
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Port Jefferson
Long Island
Rise of Agricultural and Commodity Prices Signal Recovery
Washington reports agricultural and commodity prices rose in the past two weeks, with 32 advances, 9 declines, and 72 unchanged in the week ending July 9 across 113 commodities. Farm prices fell less than earlier, while meats dairy potatoes fruit and sugar led gains. textiles raw silk rubber hides and minerals also rose. Economists caution the upturn is hopeful but not yet a sustained trend.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Treasurer Accused in Ohio Tax Receipt Scheme
Deputy Cuyahoga County Treasurer Alex Bernstein was accused in a state examiner's report of handling tax receipts from 1925 to 1932 so that the treasury's true condition was obscured. The report found a total finding against County Treasurer L. G. Collister for 570000 plus dollars.
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Cleveland
U.R
Cuyahoga County
Alex Bernstein
Treasury
Joseph Tracy
James N. Main and Associates
L. G. Collister
Ziegfeld Improves at New Mexico Sanatorium
Florenz Ziegfeld, renowned New York theater producer, shows improvement at a New Mexico sanatorium where he is recuperating from a breakdown caused by overwork and a recent pneumonia attack.
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Hollywood
Florenz Ziegfeld
New York
New Mexico Sanatorium
Faulty auto headlight leads to arrest of Meigs County robbers
Meigs County arrest follows faulty auto headlight issue during daytime. Store robbers implicated by police as details unfold across local crime reports and county notices.
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Meigs County
M G M Plans Large Salary Cuts Across Its Stars
Broadway figures a 35 percent pay cut will hit Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stars, with Marion Davies dropping from 6000 to 5900 dollars weekly and Greta Garbo’s 6000 class salary not renewed. Several names from John Barrymore to Jean Harlow appear on the unofficial list of affected earnings.
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New York
U.P
Broadway
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Marion Davies
Marie Dressler
Norma Shearer
Joan Crawford
John Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
John Gilbert
Ramon Navarro
Jean Harlow
Jimmy
Schnozzie
Durante
Buster Keaton
Robert Montgomery
Lewis Stone
Greta Garbo
M-G-M
Weather Forecast Indicates Showers and Variable Temperatures
The Weather Bureau reports Ohio Valley generally fair with possible local showers Wednesday. Temperatures to run above normal in Tennessee most of the week, near normal in Ohio Valley Monday, slightly warmer Tuesday, and cooler Thursday.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Inmate Hooker Charged With First Degree Murder
Stanley R. Hooker, 20, of Norfolk Nebraska an inmate at the Reformatory in Chillicothe was arraigned on a first degree murder charge. The victim was Paul Battie 33 of Louisville killed on July 5 or 6 at the institution.
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Chillicothe
Stanley R. Hooker
Norfolk
Neb
United States Reformatory
Paul 5 Battie
Louisville
Unemployment Relief Bill Passes Congress to President
Congress approved the 2.122 billion relief program with 300 million for human suffering, 522 million for public works, and 1.5 billion for self liquidating projects. Senate action followed House approval and the measure goes to Hoover for signature amid other large policy moves.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Hoover
House
Democratic
Bulkley
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
U S Sets Course for World Economic Conference Invite
Washington reports the United States plans to join the World Economic Conference this fall under League of Nations supervision. British ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay told Undersecretary Castile that the League intends to invite the United States, and officials note U S willingness to participate.
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Washington
League
United States
Civilian Agent Held in Killing at Prohibition Raid
Fred Pearce a civilian prohibition agent was arrested in Atlanta and charged with murder in the slaying of Clarence Densmore of Afton Georgia. Densmore and companion 8 W Parks were in a green coupe when Pearce fired after stopping the vehicle. Densmore died instantly from a back shot.
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Atlanta
Fred Pearce
Prohibition
Douglasville
B. Badgett
Clarence Denamore
Afton
Densmore
Pearce
Baby Strangled in Crib Death Shocks Marietta
Anna May Bauerbach eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Bauerbach of Waterford Township died after her throat became caught in the silat of her crib. The tragedy occurred in Marietta Ohio on July 16.
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Marietta
Anna May Bauerbach
Paul Bauerbach
Waterford Township
Fires Consume The Barn Restaurant In Cincinnati Blaze
Cincinnati July 16 report says a blaze last night destroyed The Barn restaurant injuring two firemen and a policeman among those hurt as flames swept through the busy tavern district.
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Cincinnati
Wisconsin Scientist Develops Tuberculosis Vaccine Tubuvase
Dr. William J. Frost of the University of Wisconsin bacteriology department reports a new tuberculosis vaccine named Tubuvase after 29 years of research. The vaccine aims to control TB and produce immunity in patients.
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William J. Frost
University of Wisconsin
Man Ends Life After Asking Help of Court
Bara R. Hoffman 52 shot himself with a .22 caliber pistol Friday afternoon in the cemetery beside South Canaanville Church Canaan Township hours after seeking a restraining order alleging his wife withdrew $515 from his funds The coroner ruled death self inflicted Surviving wife Rose M Hoffman sons Robert Clifford Raymond Eugene of Athens Roy of Riverside Calif and Mia Wal ter Dresher Nelsonville Funeral services set for Silver Ridge Church Monday at 10 burial in the churchyard
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South Canaanville Church
Canaan Township
JL. F. Jones
Athens
Hoffman
West Washington
South Cemetery Street
Common Pleas Court
Rose M. Hoffman
Robert
Clifford
Raymond
Eugene
Roy
Riverside
Calif
Mia
Walter Dresher
Nelsonville
Silver Ridge
Long Search Ends Found in Canada
Calvin C. Lanham 46 of Clarksburg West Virginia was arrested in Montreal Canada by U S Justice Department agents and Royal Northwest Mounted Police ending a six year cross border manhunt for alleged thefts of merchandise from express and freight trains. He will be brought to Pittsburgh for transfer to Clarksburg federal authorities for trial.
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Pittsburgh
U.R
Calvin C. Lanham
Clarksburg
W. Va
Montreal
Canada
Lanham
United States Department of Justice
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Thorugh
Coxey Seeks Waters as Running Mate for Farm Labor Ticket
Massillon Ohio July 16 Coxey disclosed he invited Walter Waters head of the bonus marchers in Washington to be his vice presidential candidate on the Farmer Labor Party ticket. Coxey said the executive committee would choose the vice president and that Waters should accept the post.
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Massillon, CO
A.placob
Coxey
Walter W. Waters
Washington
Farmer - Labor Party
Waters
Trade deficit for June stands at six million dollars
Preliminary figures from the Department of Commerce show the United States posted an unfavourable trade balance of 6 million dollars for June.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce Today
Garner heads to Uvalde for vacation before VP bid
Speaker Jona N. Garner departed by train for Uvalde Texas to take a brief vacation prior to launching his Democratic ticket vice presidency campaign.
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Washington
Jona N. Garner
House
Uvalde
Tex
Democratis
Politics Now Has Lightest Grip on National Prohibition
Beverly Mills Calif July 15 Prohibition began as morality then economics and racketeering but now politics dominates the issue The Senate vote shown reveals party leaders seek beer profits and political credit, sidelining economics and morality in the fight over prohibition.
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Beverly Milla
Calif
Senate
Morain
Will
Lightning Kills Hocking Youth In Open Field
Lightning struck and killed Donald R. Kane eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs John Kane in the Buena Vieja district as he and his brother John Jr walked across an open field during a severe electrical storm. The axe carried by Donald may have attracted the bolt. Mayor Kilian Bright conducted an investigation in Coroner J P Miller's absence. the tragedy later reached Logan where the storm spent its force.
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Laxian
Donald RR. Kane
John Kane
Buena Vieja
Hocking County
Kane
John
Donathan
Donald
J PF Miller
Kilian Bright
Tim
Admits Conspiracy In Robbery Faked by Two Men
Carl Ismael and Hyman Pinsky confessed to police they plotted a fake robbery last Tuesday in Cincinnati. They claimed Pinsky was robbed of $100 while taking it from a bank and left bound on a highway. About half the money has been recovered.
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Cincinnati
Carl Ismael
Ismael
Hyman Pinsky
Pinsky
Illinois Miners Vote on Wages Referendum in Illinois District
Some 50 000 coal miners in the Illinois District Union cast ballots in a district referendum on a proposed five dollar basic wage for a year. The plan would cut the basic day wage from 6.10 to five dollars amid opposition especially in Franklin County. Ballots were collected at local union HQ and mailed to Springfield district headquarters after voting ended.
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Springfield
Illinois District Union
Franklin County
Man Accused of Beating Officer’s Mother Dies in Police Station
In Mineola New York Hyman Stark 24 died while being questioned at police headquarters He was among four men accused of beating and robbing Nassau County Detective Joseph Hizinaki's mother Mrs Valeria Hizinaki The incident followed her report that she and her son had been attacked with theft of $5
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Mineola
Hyman Stark
Stark
Valeria Hizinaki
Nassau County
Joseph Hizinaki
Sheriff Extends Guard Authority to Enforce Order
Athens County sheriff delegates broad power to the Ohio National Guard to protect law and order. Sniping near Chauncey mine reported but no casualties. guards fire on prowlers, disperse groups, and enforce a two mile picket limit.
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Chauncey Mine
Company Powder House
Ohio National Guard
Chauncey
Athens County
Anand
Demonstrators Arrested Near Indiana Mine
166 demonstrators were arrested by Sheriff Wesley Williams and deputies as they protested the hiring of non union miners at the FRBW Vale Mine near Sullivan Indiana. The arrests followed an injunction against picketing issued by Circuit Court Judge Martin Pigg. Angry miners were confined in the county jail courtyard amid shouts at operators and officers.
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Kullivan
Ind
Indiana
Frbw Vale
Here
Sullivan
Wesley Williams
Martin Pigg
Capitol Gates Shut as Veterans Protest Adjournment
The bronze gates of the Capitol closed as about 3,000 veterans protested pending Congress adjournment. Two leaders of the bonus expeditionary forces were briefly held by police after a tumultuous morning before the veterans dispersed and returned to their camp.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Work on East State Street widening in preliminary stage
Progress on the East State Street widening remains in early stages. Crews focused on concrete culverts along the road edges and cutting of trees at the far end has finished. Trees are being removed on one side within the corporation limits, with no start date set for tearing up brick paving and grading the new road.
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East State Street
Plane 18 Missing Over Andes Flight From Santiago
A Pan-American Grace Airways plane with six passengers is several hours overdue after taking off from Santiago toward Mendosa, flying over the Andes Mountains. Rescue teams and search efforts are underway as weather and terrain hinder tracking.
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Chile
Pan-American Grace Airways
Andes Mountains
Mendosa
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