Meet All Night Farm Bloc Fights McNary Haugen Plank
Kansas City June 13 The Republican platform committee split over the farm relief plank as the group adjourned for rest. The farm bloc pressed for a McNary Haugen plank while Borah tariff language and co operative marketing provisions were debated. A minority La Follette faction urged immediate McNary Haugen enactment and opposes naval arms program and campaign finance laxity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Will Hays
Harding
Hays
Harry Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Borah
Idaho
Ardent Dry
J. O. Schaff
Iowa
Earl C. Smith
Minois
C. C. Teague
California
Schaff
Smith
Frank O. Lowden
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
Ular
First Lady Advised To Postpone Trip
Mrs Coolidge remains resting and officials say she may not depart for Wisconsin tonight If she improves she could leave Washington tomorrow night officials indicate The news note reflects uncertainty about travel plans for the presidential party in Washington.
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Washington
O.R
Turner files candidacy for governor on 13
Columbus June 13 Edward C Turner attorney general filed his declaration of candidacy at the secretary of state's office for the Republican nomination for governor. He previously announced on April 13 and today’s declaration carried 13 signers. His full name includes thirteen letters.
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Columbus
Edward C. Turner
Secretary of State’s
Turner
Start Planning Bridge Opening In Late Fall
A Ripley and Charleston chamber group met in Kiwanis rooms to plan the opening celebration for the Pomeroy Mason bridge and the through road between Columbus and Charleston. The August completion of the Charleston route and a late fall bridge opening are anticipated with a tentative November 12 event after Armistice Day. Preparations include printed folders maps and detail materials.
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Pomeroy
Chamber of Commerce of
Ripley
Charleston
Kiwanis
Old Inn
Columbus
Heads of 4 H Clubs Meet in Conference
About 150 officers and leaders from Athens county 4-H clubs gathered at Athens high school for an all day conference. County extension agent T H Johnson led sessions with discussion groups, leaders and secretaries topics, and plans for the year. A model meeting, a baseball game, a swimming party and a pot luck luncheon followed morning and afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens High School
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Esther Wilson
Luciel Boden
Athens Messenger
Federal Valley Livestock Club
Telephone talk at Athens Rotary luncheon
Frank Brinkley head of United Telephone company in Bellefaintaine spoke to the Athens Rotary club at Hotel Berry during the noon luncheon yesterday. He spoke on telephone service and several visitors attended for commencement.
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Frank Brinkley
United Telephone Company
Bellefaintaine
Athens
Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Publishers Fly From Athens to Columbus in 40 Minutes
Merrill C. Meigs director of the Chicago Herald-Examiner flew from Athens to Columbus in 40 minutes with Mr and Mrs Bush and two companions. Emory Thomason and John Stewart Bryan visited Athens for university commencement talks and will return to Chicago. Bryan plans a London trip and visit with Lady Astor. The flight drew many Athens onlookers as the monoplane rose in about 1500 feet of runway space.
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Columbus
Athens
Merrill C. Meigs
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Ohio University
F. W. Bush
Chicago
Logan
Meigs
Emory Thomason
Chicago Evening Journal
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond News- Leader
Thomason
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
London
England
Lady Astor
Nancy Langhorne
Langhorne
Labor Train to Mines Sees Rise in Riders at Glouster
Glouster reports twenty two workers rode the labor train to the Green's Run mines, up four from Tuesday, with total miners at Nos. 255 and 281 expected over two hundred today. Additional men arrived by car while Mine No. 10 added ten. A loud explosion near Modoc mines was heard. dynamite from a stolen stock may have been used.
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Glouster
Green's Run
Trimble
Jacksonville
Mid-Hocking
Burr Oak
Derthick
Payroll Increases For Miners In Ohio After Idleness
Cambridge area mines Caldwell Forsythe Rigby and Black Top resumed operations with a payroll of about 27000 dollars for May 16 through May 31. Workers receive five dollar daily base wage under 1917 scale. loaders earn 58 cents per ton, with daily earnings ranging from six to eleven dollars and higher for many leaders as production climbs.
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Cambridgdh
Caldwell
Forsythe
Rigby
Black Top
Cambridge
Forsythe Coal
Akron Coal
Morris
Cambridge Collieries Company
More Teachers Employed by Lodi Township Board
The Lodi township board of education voted to hire additional staff at last night’s meeting. New appointments include high school teachers Helen Phillips Clyde Smith Lois Glancy and Oda Gillogly. At the grade schools Jerseyville Gertrude Weisenbach Wilma Cowen Dorothy Orr Angell Ridge Harold Flanders Kenny Berdena Hawk Munn and Velma Young join as part time music instructor.
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Lodi Township
Belmont County Court Awards 300 in Miner Damage Suit
Belmont County Common Pleas Court awards Emray E. Brewer three hundred dollars in a damage suit against Belmont County commissioners. Brewer, a non union miner at Florence mine of the Y and O Coal Co, alleges an assault by strikers on August 2.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Emray E. Brewer
Florence
Y. & O Coal Company
Belmont County Commissioners
Brewer
Credentials committee report seats delegates at hall
In Kansas City on June 13 the credentials committee report seated the entire temporary roll of delegates. the national committee had previously approved the list. In Cleveland on June 13 Judge Frank C. Phillips announced no leniency for four Lorain county youths who confessed to numerous robberies and ordered their transfer to the county mental department.
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Cleveland
James Burke
Harry P. Holmes
Lorain Post Office
Paul Jones
U. 8
Donald C. van Buren
Kansas City
U.P
National Committee
Frank C. Phillips
Lorain County
Phillips
County
Hoover Delegates Seated At Republican Convention
In Kansas City twelve member Howard delegation pledged to Herbert Hoover was seated on the temporary roll. The credentials committee also seated Florida, Louisiana and Texas delegates. Wisconsin contest winner Henry A. Huber from La Follette group was seated after a unanimous vote. Final Porto Rican case action postponed pending subcommittee study.
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Howard
Herbert Hoover
National Committee
Henry A. Huber
Wisconsin
P. M. Marcus
Muscoda
Huber
LaFollette Group
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Commerce Secretary
Marked mining activity returns in Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys
Observers note a surge of returning workers this week across Hocking field mines. Ohio Collieries reports 200 plus workers, Sunday Creek Coal 115, Manhattan 75, with other firms adding staff. Picketing continues at Mines 255 281 25 and 72, car stoning reported, Chauncey and Bailey Run tensions persist. Deputy sheriffs appointed to preserve order. some newcomers denied payroll. Coal dumping progresses at Nos 36 and 10. 281 near full loading.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Ohio Collieries Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Manhattan Company
Chauncey
Kimberly
Chauncey Coal Company
Bailey Run
Chauncey Tocal
Derthick
Glouster
Twenty Three Candidacy Declarations Filed in Athens County
Twenty three candidates filed for county offices in Athens County. Republicans dominate the slate with two Democrats entering as candidates. Key races include surveyor, commissioners, treasurer, clerk of courts, sheriff, state senator, representative, prosecuting attorney, and probate judge leading up to the filing deadline.
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Athens County
Dave Johnson
Mr. Johnson
J. W. “Dyke” Wilson
Nelsonville
J. R. Sands
Surveyor
Athens
Elmer G. Biddison
Trimble
Harry Dust
Jacksonville
Bert Russell
B. M. Sawyer
C. L. Eddy
Glouster
J. W. Lax
Alexander
John Grosvenor
Canaan Township
Linder Blackwood
Charles Levering
Henry Hatch
Richard Imes
W. E. Moler
T. R. Bennett
Harry R. Jacoby
Athens Township
Robert Tompkins
Thurman L. Morgan
W. C. Burton
Carthage Township
Herb J. Parker
William Williams
E. Lefever
K. Mardis
R. D. Williams
M. Johnson
Fairfield county to skip Buckeye Lake sewer plan
The state Supreme Court denied mandamus relief directing Fairfield county commissioners to build a sanitary sewage system for Buckeye Lake. Justice Monger had sought construction, but the high court ruled no mandate is required at this time.
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Fairfield County
Buckeye Lake
State Supreme Court
State Director of
John E. Monger
Challenge To Battle Is Hurled at Tammany Hall
Washington reports Colonel William Donovan met with Herbert Hoover in the commerce secretary's office as a Hoover supporter and potential vice presidential choice. Kansas City dispatch says anti-Hoover farm relief forces push to derail the convention program and seek a final showdown in balloting.
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Tammany, Hall
Washington
U.P
William “Wild Bill Donovan
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Donovan
Buffalo
N. Y
Hoover
Kansas City
Moses Defies Democrats at Republican Convention in Kansas City
Senator Moses of New Hampshire, permanent chairman, challenged the Democrats and Tammany Hall, calling for a spirit of accommodation and vowing a Republican ascendency for eight years. He criticized graft in New York, warned against anti corruption planks, and outlined policies on agriculture, industry, foreign and fiscal policy, trade, tariffs, elections, and social order.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Kansas City
Republican Party
Moses
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Alfred B. Smith
Brown
Jones
Robison
Smith
Hoover
United States
New York City
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Paul R. Mallon
FE. C. Turner
Supreme Court Today
Cocourt
Seranus A. Lengel
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Ohio
Republican Credentials Committee
Mississippi
Sunday Creek
Board of Elections
U.R
League of Nations
Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Europe
Washington Information Bureau
Prederic J. Haskin
Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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