Miners' Union Leader Resigns Amid Strike Tensions
Nelsonville March 8 Staff Special Oral Daugherty president of the Hocking sub-district miners union offered his resignation to sub-district vice president Robert Bell and secretary treasurer Conrad Wein. The board rejected the move saying the resignation was not seriously considered and would not be pressed.
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Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Hocking
Robert Bell
Conrad Wein
Wein
Daugherty
Augherty
International Committee
Glouster
John L. Lewis
Hoover publicity headquarters opens in Columbus
Publicity headquarters for the Hoover for President Committee will be opened in Columbus on Monday. The move signals the start of active Hoover publicity efforts in the area.
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Hoover
Columbus
Hoover-for- President Committee
Hoover Publicity
Girl Alone serial to begin in Messenger next week
A new serial by Anne Austin titled Girl Alone debuts in the Messenger a week from tomorrow on Thursday March 15. The love story follows an orphan girl who runs away to join a carnival and becomes an Oriental crystal gazer.
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The
Messenger
Anne Austin
United States
Athens Messenger
Temperance Democrats Rally In South As McAdoo Subplots Stir
Southern Democrats meeting in St. Petersburg Fla endorse Walsh for president boosting anti wet factions as McAdoo withdrawal shakes campaigns. Observers note dry coalition strength, Smith opposition, and Georgia Tennessee shifts toward Hoover amid Republican outreach in the Deep South.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Atlanta, Ga
St. Petersburg
Fla
William G. McAdoo
South
McAdoo
Senator Walsh
Montana
Miami Beach
U.P
Robert Condit
Venus
al Smith
James Reed
Gov
Ritchie
Maryland
Smith
Elizabeth Stanley
Indiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Houston
George
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
Georgia
Hoover
Meeting Tonight on Building Materials and Dance
Employees of the Rardin Brothers company carpenters contractors and others in the building trade are invited to a 7 30 pm assembly hall meeting tonight. A building material rep will discuss manufacturing uses and advantages of the material. Two reels of motion pictures will illustrate the talk. A special orchestra will perform and an old fashioned dance will follow. About 50 people are expected.
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Rardin Brothers’ Company
Permission Sought To Abandon Trains In Ohio Route
The Hocking Valley Railroad asked the utilities commission to abandon two passenger trains between Columbus and Athens and two between Logan and Pomeroy due to dropping business. A hearing date was set for June 5 to consider the application for Train Nos. 32 and 85 on the Columbus Athens route and Nos. 182 and 135 on the Logan Pomeroy line.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley Railroad
The
Utilities Commission
Athens
Logan
Pomeroy
Public Utilities Commission
Couple Loses Fight to Be Released From Jail
Wilkes Barre Pa March 8 Powers Hapgood and wife Mary Donovan Hapgood lost their habeas corpus bid to mid jail. Judge Jones refused to release them and raised bail from 1000 to 2500 dollars each and required 2500 dollars more bond for each to keep the peace.
New McNary Relief Bill Reported by Senate Committee
A new McNary farm relief bill was favorably reported by the Senate agriculture committee. It replaces the equalization fee with a loan system to address President Coolidge’s objections to the Mc Nary Haugen plan.
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Washington
U.P
President Coolidge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Coolidge
Mabel Bell Plans New York to Paris Air Flight
Miss Mabel Bell known as Queen of Diamonds told United Press she intends to attempt a New York to Paris flight this spring likely in April.
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Mabel
Havana
Mabel Bell
Queen of Diamonds
United Press Today
New York
Paris
Avril
Bonds Alleged Given Do Not Show on Books
The Senate Teapot Dome inquiry heard that Harry F. Sinclair's 160000 in Liberty Bonds does not appear on Republican National Committee books. Only 2000 from Sinclair in 1919 and 1000 from Mrs. H. F. Sinclair in 1920 are recorded. Patten testified Upham signaled cash contributions, disguising the bond donation on the books.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Republican National Committee
William V. Hodges
Senate
H. F. Sinclair
Sinclair
James A. Patten
Chicago Wheat King
Patten
Fred Upham
Republican Committee
Republican
Hodge
Upham
Hays
John T. Pratt
New York
Betty Lou Townsend Death After Sow Attack
Betty Lou Townsend a 38 year old Corning area resident died from injuries inflicted by a maddened 300 pound hog. She was found in a pen broken into by the sow and transported to a Columbus hospital where she died without regaining consciousness.
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Columbus
U.P
Betty Lou Townsend
Everett Townsend
Corning
Betty
Young
Velma West Starts Life Behind Bars at Marysville Reform School
Velma West, the bride who killed her husband Edward West, begins a new life at the Marysville Women’s Reformatory. She wears a blue uniform, leaves behind a silk dress and a ukulele, and faces a needle class as she seeks a pardon and sunshine outside prison walls.
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Women's Reformatory
Marysville
U.R
Velma West
Edward
Reveille
Velma
Painesville
Perry
West
Cleveland
Bill Would Provide Mail Bandit Penalty
Postmaster General announced that Representative Kelly of Pennsylvania will introduce a bill to impose either the death penalty or life imprisonment for mail bandits. The current maximum penalty is 25 years in prison.
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Washington
New
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Chicago Prays 100000 Strong for Purge of Vice
Chicago gathered 100000 strong in afternoon and night meetings to pray for cleansing of vice and corruption. Church federation adopted political prayer proposals citing ballot-box violations, crime, graft, and corruption besmirching the city. Rev John Thompson led prayers among Loop office workers.
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Chicago
Chicago Church Federation
Chiscago
John Thompson
Nineveh
Jerusalem
Rev. Thompson
South
Plans to Provide Air Mail to All Large U.S. Cities
The Postoffice Department will extend air mail service to every U.S. city with 60 000 or more population within ten years. C Gove reports current routes cover 8 044 miles daily 17 444 miles total flying. three new routes will start later this summer covering 1 599 miles daily round trips. By 1929 daily air mail could span 306 000 miles as service expands nationwide.
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Venus
Condit
Joseph 8
Wasney
United Press
Washington
Postoffice Department
United States
C. Gove
Mati
Air
Patten recounts Upham’s bid in Teapot Dome inquiry
James A. Patten testified before the Senate Teapot Dome committee that Fred W. Upham offered him 25 000 in government bonds for 26 000 in cash. The bonds were part of a 60 000 lot sent to Upham by Will H Hayes, with 125 000 more from Harry Sinclair tied to the Teapot Dome lease.
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Washington
James A. Patten
Chicago Wheat King
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Fred W.upham
Republican National Committee
Continental Trading Company
Upham
Republican Committee
Patten
Will H. Hayes
Hays
Harry Sinclair
Magnet
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Interior Fall
George H. Williams Dies at Sheltering Arms Hospital
George H. Williams, 56, a Pratts Fork farmer, died at Sheltering Arms Hospital from appendicitis and complications after an emergency operation. He leaves a widow, five children, four grandchildren, and two sisters. Funeral scheduled Saturday at Pratts Fork Church with burial beside the church.
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George H. Williams
Pratts Fork
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Walburn
Mr. Williams
Luzing Shafer
Cleo Pierce
Frost
Laura Williams
Henry George Willams
Wilbur Harvey Wiliams
Leroy J. Williams
Nver
G. W. Sewell
Athens
Miles Cain
Pratte Fork
High School Safe in Logan Is Blown Open
Thieves blew open the Logan high school office safe last night and stole 135 dollars in the second district robbery in two nights. A similar break in Athens high school occurred Tuesday. Entry came via a door left open. nitro glycerine was used and a stage rug muffled the blast. Custodian locker tools were stolen, small cash left in James Rochester's desk, prints were taken, and authorities call the suspect an expert.
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Logan
Logan High School
Athens High School
James Rochester
Ohio
New Attempt Made for Long Time Flight
Edward A. Stinson and Captain George Haldeman launched a 60 hour endurance flight from Lake St. Clair ice to challenge the German sustained flight record. The orange and black mono plane with skis carried 550 gallons of gasoline and 20 gallons of oil and took off at 8 29 36.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Wupr
Lake St. Clair
Edward A. Stinson
George Haldeman
Ruth Elder
Atlantic
Azores
Protection of Foreign Investments Debate Draws Cincinnati and Ohio Teams
The question Shall the United States Protect Foreign Private Investments will be argued in a Friday evening exchange debate between University of Cincinnati and Ohio University teams. The affirmative from Cincinnati will debate in Athens at Ewing Auditorium, with no admission charge.
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United States
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Athens
Ewing E
Senate Hearing Calls Consolidation to Aid Coal Industry
United Press reports Kenneth Crawford writes on March 1 that John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers testified before a Senate committee. Four points urged: amend the Clayton Act, amend the Interstate Commerce Act, encourage consolidation among 6000 capital units, protect civil rights of miners. Lewis warned against destroying the United Mine Workers to gain labor peace.
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C. B. Lesher
United Workers
Senate
Commerce,mittee
John. L. Lewis
Dent
B Lewis
Gem
R. B
Washington
Workers of America
Senate Interce Committee
John L. Lewis
Pennay
Ohio
West Virginia
Lewis
America
Unite
Ing
United Mines
Boyer Child Adoption Shifts in Oakland County Court
In Pontiac Michigan on March 8 the court approved the adoption of four year old Joseph Andrew Boyer by Mrs Myron Lier, a move linked to a wealthy family pile. The arrangement followed a disputed custody debate in the Oakland County court.
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Boyer
Pontiac
Mich
Joseph
Andrew
Myron Lier
Oakland County
Unclear fragmentary notice from early spring planting guidance
Fragmented text references planting in spring and garden succession crops. Mentions government and a four cent polling charge for a copy, but details are missing and entities are incomplete.
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Retm
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Florida
Lowden
Bonds
Child
State Reformatory
U.S
Stinson and
Haldeman
Leader
Amon
Kenneth
Crawfords United Press Star
Pittsburg
Stare Dagerei
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