Miners deny wage inflation amid coal shortage debate
In a Washington report, the National Coal Association challenged claims of a fuel shortage caused by mine stoppages. They blamed transportation and consumer reluctance to use bituminous coal for shortages in New York and New England, noting softer output during strikes and logistics limits.
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Customs Office Blown Up by Rebel Urges
A customs guard was killed when Republican irregulars dynamited the Beresford place customs office. The blast damaged several houses and cut telephone service. a hidden land mine triggered the explosion, wires were severed but the fire did not spread to the business area.
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Customs Office
Dublin
Beresford Place
Young miner killed in long fall at Circle Hill Tuesday
Covington Kentucky March 7 A young miner died after a long fall to the bottom at Circle Hill Tuesday. The accident is reported in a brief local notice from Covington.
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Circle Hill
Senate defeats Jenkins and Gifford bills on state claims
In Columbus on March 17 the senate rejected the Jenkins conspiracy bill and the Gifford measure to reestablish a state court of claims. The Jenkins bill faced opposition as it could apply to all misdemeanors and target organized labor. The Standish bill banning oleomargarine firms from using trade names like butterine won approval.
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Senate
Ite
Fears of flood rise after heavy snow and rain
In Zanesville Ohio on March 7 residents fear renewed flooding after six inches of snow and heavy rain last night. The piece notes the anniversary of the 1913 Muskiggum valley flood.
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Zanesville, O
Mar
Muskiggum Valley
Revolutionary Plot Foiled In Munich Conspiracy Charged
A revolutionary plot uncovered in Munich led to charges against a man for conspiring to overthrow the government. The case details, including identities and motives, remain under investigation by authorities.
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Munich
Athens Faces Financial Crisis and Service Cuts
Athens may lose street lights police and fire protection as deficits mount to about 20000 dollars for the year. The budget projects 42000 dollars in operating expenses and 38842.79 for sinking fund bonds with interest, prior to tax distribution.
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Athens
Bund Hunt Begun After Springfield Bank Seizure
Springfield National Bank, now under Federal control after an apparent suicide attempt by cashier A H Penfield, seeks missing Liberty Loan bond records and $600,000 tied to the bank. Authorities plan searches of Cincinnati and Cleveland brokerage offices as part of the probe.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
A. H. Penfield
Penfield
Doctor abducted in Oklahoma City returns home
Dr. B. Cheston Gioldberg was abducted by four masked men from his garage in the early hours and driven away in a car. He was robbed and dumped from the vehicle when it reached the country and returned home today telling police of the ordeal.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
B. Cheston Gioldberg
Doctor Sought in Southwest Oklahoma Kidnapping
On March 7 in southwest Oklahoma City Dr. B Cheston Goldburg was kidnapped by four unmasked men. Authorities pursue leads including a hat band marked Harper and purchases being traced. Police work continues as the search expands across surrounding country.
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Okla
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Shoe Prices To Climb At Summer Fashionably High
In Columbus Ohio on March 7 shoe manufacturers at the Ohio Valley Shoe Dealers Association convention predicted higher prices through the coming summer with a slight dip in early fall. A E Dodd of the U S Chamber of Commerce cited cost of manufacture and leather as minor factors shaping prices.
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Ohio Valley Shoe Dealers Association
Hotel Deshier
A. E. Dodd
United States Chamber of Commerce
River flooding worsens after heavy rains in county
Cold snap and snow stalled river progress for a third time this winter. Heavy rains Monday night swollen the Hocking River and nearby smaller streams near Athens. By Tuesday noon Margaret's Creek reached flood stage with lowland flooding reported along the stream.
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Hocking
Margaret’s Creek
Conquest of Air Space Sought by Uncle Sam
The U S navy plans polar exploration by air using the ZR-1 dirigible under construction in Lakewood New Jersey Rear Admiral William A Moffett said tests will span city to city and worldwide flights The ZR-1 powered by non inflammable helium is expected to circumnavigate the globe and be completed around July with nationwide demonstrations.
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Lakewood
N. J
Navy Department
William A. Moffett
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Westinghouse
Miner Tapoch Found Dead at Mine Entrance Near Neffs
Mike Tapoch, 49, a loader at Maher Coliieries Company's mine near Neffs Ohio, was found dead at the mine entrance. Coroner Hardesty believes Tapoch touched a trolley wire while leaving the mine.
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Mike Tapoch
Maher Colleries Company
Here
Hardesty
Tapoch
Georgia Governor Hardwick to resign for U S post
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick of Georgia will resign to accept a appointment as a special assistant attorney general of the United States, the Department of Justice disclosed.
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Washington
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
United States
Department of Justice
Mayor veto blocks three new waterworks offices
Elyria Ohio March 7 Mayor A R Jones vetoed an ordinance creating three new offices at the waterworks as part of the 1 4 million plant improvements. He says the offices are unnecessary.
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Elyria
A. R. Jones
Reiner Extends Contract With Cincinnati Symphony
Fritz Reiner will stay as conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for four more years. Arthur Judson, noted manager of major orchestras, announced the signing and will advise on the next season.
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Fritz Reiner
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Arthur Judson
Philadelphia Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
Labor gains shake British government after byelections
London reports a second Tory defeat in three days as Sir Arthur Griffith Boscawen resigns after losing Mitcham and John Walter Hills loses Liverpool Two. The Labor opposition grows stronger in the Commons amid Liberal split, boosting Labor power and prestige.
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A. Bonar Law
Arthur Griffith Boscawen
Mitcham
John Walter Hills
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Liverpool
Jaborites
Commons
Railroader Hurt While at Work in Hocking Valley Yards
Bernard Hutchinson aged 235 of this state sustained a crushed finger Monday afternoon while coupling cars in the Hocking Valley yards. One finger was mangled and amputated. His condition is reported as good at his home.
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Nelsonville
Bernard Hutchinson
Hocking Valley
OSU Lantern editor hospital after gas incident at fair
James W. Schiemmer sporting editor of the Ohio State Lantern was overcome by gas fumes at the fair grounds coliseum last Saturday night and returned to university hospital for further examination after a slight hemorrhage.
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Mar
James W. Schiemmer
Ohio State Lantern
University Daily
Fair Grounds Coliseum
University Hospital
Turkish National Assembly Hopes Near East Talks Resume
In Constantinople on March 7 Turkish nationalists said Near East negotiations should resume immediately after approving a resolution that leaves room to continue talks. They rejected the Lausanne treaty but demanded Mosul, financial, economic, and administrative issues settle as Turkey seeks full independence.
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Angora
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Turkey
Waiting in Bills and a Hornley Run Whiskey Quest
A case unfolds as Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Cady wait in rain for an undercover liquor purchase. Harvey, arrested on a liquor charge, guides them to a distillery while Magistrate Helwig jokes about gullibility and marks two five dollar bills for identification. The man disappears with the marked bills and the officers.
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Harvey
Hornley
Helwig
Hamley Run
Doven
Jack
Parents Sought After Infant Found Dead on Erie Train
Police widen hunt to eastern cities for the child's parents after the four months old baby is found dead. The baby’s body was wrapped in plain paper and then in an Elmira Advertiser dated March 6 and left on the hat rack of Erie train No. 7 in Warren.
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Warren
Elmira
Snowstorm in Pennsylvania Abates but Winds Grow Drifts
Reports to the weather bureau say the statewide snowstorm has abated though high winds cause drifting in many areas across Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Mining Tragedy in Athens County Claims One Life
A fatal mining accident at Circle Hill Pit 9 in Athens County leaves Warren Stroth 30 of Chauncey dead after a 75 foot fall while removing carbide from his lamp. George Cowen of The Plains suffers a fractured skull from blasting at Beaumont mine. Mert Wickham of Nelsonville is seriously hurt with a fractured skull and broken hip at Bairo mine near Nelsonville. Funeral plans for Stroth set after arrival of the body in Oak Hill.
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Warren Stroth
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George Cowen
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mert Wickham
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Columbus
French Forces Advance Seize Maxau and Knielingen
French troops advanced again today and occupied two German cities, Maxau and Knielingen, as military actions continued in Karlsruhe area.
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Knielingen
French Occupy Eight German Towns East of Cologne
Paris reports French forces have occupied eight German towns east of Cologne isolating the British Rhine zone. The towns listed include Trotsdorf Operath Wupperfurth Remscheid Troneberg Grafsrath Mettmang and Ortschaften. French officials say the move follows the Versailles treaty to facilitate customs collection.
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Nelsonville endorses evangelist Dr Clarence Mitchell
In Nelsonville Dr Clarence Mitchell a widely known evangelist and executive member of the Parents International league receives strong backing from ministers educators and civic leaders. The league a service arm of the Worlds Purity federation aims to improve youth and community life and is expanding rapidly as Mitchell preaches the league’s moral and social force.
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Clarence Mitchell
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