Brush Fore Meet Declares Union Victory in District
Nelsonville June 1 Mass meeting at Brush Fork Junction near Murray City draws about 600 attendees, mostly miners. No business is done, Emmett Searles aims to form a new Hocking Valley Miners union and push a wage scale based on the 1917 contract.
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C. H. Barlett
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Brush Tork Junction
Murray City
Lee Hall
Ora! Daughtery
Emmett Searles
Welsonville-Murray Coal Company
Searles
United Mine Workers of America
Hocking
Nelsonville-Murray Company
Green & Shultz Company
Duncan Oal Company
Ohio
Searles, Green & Shultz
J. E. Swyers
Swyers
Len Penny
Murrey City
Crica
London
Vright
Carr and Mackworth
IQ Wed
Onei
Royal Air Force
Chicago
Cranwell
Louise Hunter
Miners
Breal
Metropolitan Opera Star
New Hocking Valley
Clarence D. Chamber
Clarence D. Chamber York, and Henry Haven
Columbia,Jr
Evanston
Marblesham
Popular Mechanics
Suffolk
Sinc
Young Naval Officer Earns Commendation for Nanking Action
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur commends Lieutenant Commander Roy Campbell Smith for ordering American destroyers to fire on Nanking in March to shield Americans and other foreigners on Socony Hill from Cantonese invaders. The act protected lives and property, with Smith’s remark to Lt. Staud noted in commendation.
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Washington
U.P
Roy Campbell Smith
Noa
Nanking
Wilbur
Preston
Socony Hill
Benny
8. F. Staud
President Coolidge Enjoys Western Black Hills Trip
President Coolidge fished Squaw and French creeks near Rapid City during a visit for 250 National Editorial Association members. Editors cooked elk and buffalo steak at Camp Galena while Secret Service men adopt western dress, and Indians watch the visitors from the hotel lobby.
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White House
National Editorial Association
Omaha
Camp Galena
Hog Cabin
Sylvan Lake
Coolidge
Custer
Rapid City
Coolidge to Seek Third Term Despite Opposition
Senator Simeon D. Fess declared at a Youngstown banquet that President Coolidge would run again with Dawes as vice president. He predicted Al Smith of New York as Democratic standard bearer and Vic Donahey as the vice presidential candidate, outlining party strategy for 1928.
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Youngstown
Simeon D. Fess
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
al Smith
New York
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Fess
Tress
Smith
Democratic Party
Democratlc
L. Meredith
Iowa
MccNury-Haugen
Meredith
Donakey
Roosevelt
Order Restored In Eastern Ohio Coal Town Today
In Adena Ohio on June 15 193? union miners settled down to peaceful picketing at Robyville Mine reopened on a non union basis. Governor Donaheys rep Col Robert Haubrick expected to report to Columbus and ease tensions. A loitering ordinance was repealed to permit picketing and John Cinque pledged quiet protest while tents were set.
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Adena
U.2
Cauges
Robyville
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Robert Haubrick
Vic Donahey
Columbus
John Cinque
William T. Allison
Chaplin Divorce Case and Tax Plan Details
Washington June 18 administration plans for a broad federal tax revision call for lowering the corporate income tax and abolishing nuisance taxes. The program would absorb much of the estimated 800 million dollars in next year surplus. Nathan Burkan counsel for Charlie Chaplin said Mrs Chaplin withdraw charges against Senator Smoot is not expected. Senate and House tax committees to meet in about three months to draft the relief program.
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Washington
New York
Chaplin
Nathan Bur
Kan
United Press
Chap Jycar
Lin
Smoot
Utah
Senate
House
Plan Pipeline Pomeroy Advances Toward River Route
Marietta men survey Thomas Fork Creek for a three mile pipeline to the river to ship off and tap Thorne and Lost Hollow fields where large stocks are stored in tanks.
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Pomeroy
Marietta
Thomas Fork Creek
Thorne
Lost Hollow
Lindbergh Returns Home to a Rainy Welcome in St Louis
In a driving rain at Lambert Field Colonel Charles Lindbergh arrived home from his world tour to a huge St Louis crowd. Sirens, cheers, and planes filled the sky as he circled the city and landed. His mother and Secretary of War Davis were among those greeting him as the famous aviator stepped from his plane.
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ST. Louis
Charles Lindbergh
Lambert
Lindy
Mississippi River
Davis
Lindbergh
Prominent Glouster Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. W. E. McCarty, 50, longtime Glouster resident and Bon Ton Millinery proprietor, died at 6:26 PM after weeks of illness. She leaves a husband and son Jimmie, 13, plus two brothers and two sisters. Active in church and civic life, she belonged to the Church of Christ. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Glouster
W. E. McCarty
McCarty
Jimmie
George Ochss
Emma Easler
Charles
Detroit
Will
Crooksville
Bon Ton
Church of Christ
Flight To Island Will Begin About Middle of July
SAN ANTONIO Tex June 18 Lieutenants Lester J Mall and Albert R Hegenberger Army aviators who aim to be first to span the Pacific from Hawaii to San Francisco delayed their hop for San Diego today to tomorrow traveling via El Paso The delay was due to servicing their three motor Fokker plane in which they arrived here Friday The airmen hope to begin their Hawaiian flight in July
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San Antonio
Tex
Léstér J. Malland
Albert R. Hegenberzer
Army
Pacific
Hawaii
San Francisco
San Diego
el Paso
Hawaiian
Senator Reed Warns on Ultimate Despotism Before Bar Association
Senator James A Reed of Missouri told the Tennessee bar association that federal overreach risks destruction of state rights. He cited prohibition and tariff laws as examples of overstepping powers and urged a return to traditional governance principles to protect liberties.
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Johnson City
Tenn
U.P
James A.statusca
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Tennessee Bar Association
Cords
Egypt
Daring birdmen aim for Pacific hops from United States
Six aviation groups plan Pacific flights from Hawaii to the Philippines and Japan. Lieut Lester Maitland and Richard D. Grace lead announced efforts. Maitland heads for San Francisco with Albert F. Hegenberger awaiting weather for a Honolulu hop. Grace plans a solo Honolulu to U S west coast flight. Weather bureau says conditions should be fairly favorable if launches occur soon.
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N Francisco
Calif
Atlantia
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
Pacific
Lester Maitland
Richard D. Grace
Maitland
San Francisco
Grace
Honolulu
United Presa
I Matilana
Albert F. Hegenberger
Washingon
United States Army
Boy survives 55 foot fall with no bones broken in mill incident
In Chicago a 15 year old boy fell 65 feet into a grain mill bin chute at the Downing mill but survived, though unconscious at times. He and a cousin were catching pigeons when the accident occurred. officials suspended John Kellogg for two years after an investigation into Armour Grain Company affairs.
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Chicago
K. V. BR. Nicol
Armour Grain Com
Bellefontaine
Pany
U.P
Downing Mill
Harold Reams
Chicago Board of Trade
George E.thompson
Harter
John Kellogg
Reams
Harri
Williams
Armour Company
Bellefontaine Fire
Kiam Renberg
Personal tax return arrives unsigned with odd contents
A county official reports a personal tax return delivered unsigned. The enclosure includes a gold tooth a calendar clock a toy kiddie car one pound of oatmeal and an organ.
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Delphos
Limitation Plans Outlined For Geneva Talks
Washington reports outline American proposals for limiting auxiliary naval ships at the Geneva tri power conference. Ambassador Hugh Gibson heads the delegation with a 5 5 3 ratio for auxiliary craft and a 10 000 tonnage cap for cruisers. Other points defend existing Washington treaty terms and oppose Japanese moves on fortifications.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Simbar
Washington Center
Heigelz
Britain
Pacific
Pahama Canal
Byrd Flight Delayed Again at Roosevelt Field
Unclear weather and Atlantic pressure zones cause another postponement for Commander Richard E. Byrd and crew as they prepare for departure in a Fokker monoplane. The rescue of a lad after three failed attempts is reported, with no bones broken to Byrd’s party.
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Richard
Byrd
Evelyn
Katherine
Papa Dick
Paris
Rooservelt Field
Long Island
Roosevelt Field
U.R
Atlantic
Ireland
Fokker
America
Richard EB. Byrd
Government garden guide promotes vegetable growing tips
A government booklet on growing garden vegetables is highlighted as valuable. Experts warn pests and protection measures, urging readers to prepare plots and follow advised practices. The article notes the booklet includes practical guidance for home gardeners.
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