Miners Leaders Meet With Harding Over Coal Crisis
Photo shows miners chiefs Secretaries Hoover and Davis with President Harding after a conference on the coal situation. Names include John Moore Phil Murray John L. Lewis Herbert Hoover Walter James Obert Fitzgibbon Lee Hall John Hessler and others. Six hundred fifty thousand coal miners are affected by the present crisis with 2,500,000 members backing the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Davis
Harding
John Moore
Phil Murray
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Walter James
Obert Fitzgibbon
Pennsylvania
Lee Hall
Ohio
John Hessler
Indiana
Population trends show growth but money circulation falls
Estimates issued by the U S Treasury division of loans and currency place continental population at 109,192,000 with February gain of 137,000 and 14,093,000 since 1912. Money in circulation totals 5,488,762,758 a February drop of 10,357,987 and a 1912 rise of 2,202,493,118, noting adjusted figures add 2,028,262,965.86 to the gold fund, reshaping totals without more money in the country.
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United States
Treasury Department
Continental
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasury
Two Arrested On Stopici Ry Officers
Sheriff Parker and Deputy McKinley jailed two colored men, Lewis Goodrich aged 32 and Albert Patterson aged 42, near the Stedman company plant at noon Friday under suspicion at the request of K M railroad detective Mike McGovern. A third man is sought after he reported a revolver in their possession though no guns were found.
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Parker
Bieki McKinley
Mike McGovern
K. & M. Railroad
Stedman Company
Lewis Goodrich
Albert Patterson
Road upgrade planned for Jacksonvill e Trimble through Athens area
Jacksonville and Trimble will see the mile stretch of the Athens to New Lexington road improved this spring with tar macadam or brick surface. A meeting of local representatives and chamber members announced over $16,000 already subscribed to a road fund. The state pledges $5,950 and crew support. surface type to be decided next week.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Athens- New
Lexington
Athens and
Glouster
Kansas Miners Could Avoid Strike by April First
Reports from Pittsburg indicate Judge John H. Crawford and Kansas mine officials near agreement to avert a mine walkout set for April 1, Governor Henry J. Allen said today.
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Peka
Kans
John H. Crawford
Industrial Court
Kansas Mine
Pittsburg
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Mississippi River Carries About 490 Million Tons Sewage
The annual flow of the Mississippi transports roughly 490 million tons of solid matter toward the sea, highlighting the river's substantial sediment load and impact on downstream ecosystems.
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Mississippi
Death of William Augustus Cone in California
Mrs. Julia Mingus of Millfield reported the death of her brother William Augustus Cone on February 11 1922 at the National Home for Disabled Veterans Sawtelle California after an operation at St Joseph hospital San Diego Cone born August 28 1847 in Athens County Ohio served in Co B 53rd Ohio Infantry and later lived in Astoria Tacoma San Diego and National City He leaves a wife a son a daughter two brothers and a sister plus local notices of community events and visits from relatives
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Julia Mingus
William Augustus Cone
National Home For Disabled Veterans
Sawtelle
Cal
St. Joseph Hospital
San Diego
Mr. Cone
Athens County
Ohio
Co. B
53Rd Ohio Infantry
Astoria
Oregon
Tacoma
Wash
National City
Alsada Cone
Marion J. Cone
Netarto
BE. C. Manchester
Cashmere
Washington
Charles Cone Durban
South Africa
Frank
Athens
Julia Cone Mingus
Millfield
A. J. Leonard
Bert
New Smyrna
Florida
G. C. Patton
Natal
Cuba Largely Supports U S Trade Says Jones Appointment
Garret Smith argues Cuba stands as a vital customer for American goods. He notes the 1898 intervention created mutual benefits and urges moderate tariffs to preserve Cuban purchases of U S machinery, rails, automobiles, sugar equipment, fuel, and more, warning against protectionist shocks.
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Garret Smith
Cuba
Cra
Cuba Libre
America
Chester Lloyd Jones
Jones
United States
Iimports
South America
Brazil
United Kingdom
Canada
Ea Cis
Es Ribesdale
France
Bes
Holy rollers arrested on West Virginia railroad tracks
Charleston report says state police arrested EF J Weidencall BE B Denny and George Hester at McAlpine on a Virginnen railway warrant for trespassing and obstructing traffic as they persisted in holding services on the tracks.
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Charleston
W. VA
West Virginia
McAlpine
Christey and Waugh
EF J Weidencall
BE B Denny
George Hester
Virginnen Railway
Wooster Leads in Fight for New Home Site
Wooster's chances of landing the proposed new home for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen are reported brighter than any other Ohio city. HM Brown district manager and Prof. A N Farmer site commissioner have discussed and evaluated several proposed sites here in Wooster.
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Wooster
Mar
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Ohio City
HM. G. Brown
Lodge
A. N. Farmer
Trains Crash Kills One Near Columbus Crossing
One man died and two others were seriously injured when their car collided with a T and O freight train at a highway crossing seven miles south of Columbus on March 24.
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Columbus
Mar
Here
Lawler Named Deputy U S Revenue Collector in Ohio
Henry F. Lawler of Steubenville named deputy United States revenue collector for the eighteenth district to succeed Guy Lynch of Woodsfield. Appointment announced by Congressman Frank Murphy.
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Steubenville
Henry F. Lawler
United States Revenue
Guy Lynch
Woodsfield
Frank Murphy
Philippines independence reservation rejected by Senate
Washington March 24. A reservation to the four power Pacific treaty granting independence to the Philippines within ten years after ratification was rejected by the Senate in a 60 to 27 vote. Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin proposed the reservation.
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Washington
Senate
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Bite on chin worth $5,000 in Akron suit
Albert Clauson filed suit against Dr. Allen J. Fox for 5000 dollars claiming an altercation at Clauson’s meat market on March 22. Clauson says Fox bit him on the chin after being denied entry to the booth while Clauson counted profits.
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Akron
Mar
Albert Clauson
Allen J. Fox
Clauson
Fox
Ohio Republicans vote on soldiers bonus bill
In Washington on March 24 the Ohio delegation all Republicans split on the soldiers bonus bill. For the bonus: Begg Cable Chalmers Cole Cooper Fess Fitz gerald Foster Gahn Kearns Longworth Moore Morgan Murphy Norton Ricketts Stephens Thompson. Against: Burton Knight.
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Washington
Ohio
Begg
Cable
Chalmers
Cole
Cooper
Fess
Fitzgerald
Foster
Gahn
Kearns
Longworth
Moore
Morgan
Murphy
Norton
Ricketts
Stephens
Thompson
Burton
Knight
Hoover kin drowned at family reunion pool
Walter Large five year old nephew of Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce drowned today in a swimming pool at the Hoover home Palo Alto during a family reunion.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Walter Large
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Fire Threatens Martin H Becker Billiard Hall District
A fire of unknown origin swept through the lower floor of the Noble block in martin h becker’s billiard hall in tiffi o this afternoon threatening a section of the business district. Loss was estimated at twenty five thousand dollars.
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Tiffi. O
Martin H. Becker
Bridge Plan To Link Bellaire And Benwood Over Ohio River
Bellaire businessmen finalize plans for a $1,000,000 bridge connecting Bellaire Ohio with Benwood West Virginia. Work would start early this summer pending approval of federal legislation in Washington.
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Bellaire
Ohio River
Benwood
W. Va
Belaire
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington
German mark hits new low at 2.95 mills
Germany's worsening financial and economic stance was underscored as the mark slid to a fresh record low of 2.95 mills, signaling ongoing currency weakness and broader economic strain.
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New York
Germany
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praised by Texan
Wm Barnes of San Antonio Texas reports the cough remedy Foley's Honey and Tar helped him recover from the flu and subsequent pneumonia. He notes the product was worth $50 per bottle to him and claims he is now completely free of coughing.
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Wm. Barnes
San Antonio
Texas
Foley
Ohio bug to invade state again in 192?
Defiance March 24 This is to be another cinch bug year for northwestern Ohio judging from the results of a survey of Defiance county just completed by T EF Parke extension specialist Ohio State Universitys college of agriculture and County Agent Paul M Tool Farmers have been advised to get the tar barrels ready and to prepare once more to use the sticky barriers to keep the little pests from riddling their crops.
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Defiance
Mar
Ohio
Defiance County
T. EF. Parke
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Paul M Tool
Cleveland Railway cuts pay for shopmen and operators
Cleveland, Mar 24. The Cleveland Railway company announced a 10 percent wage reduction for shop men effective April 1. A similar cut for motormen and conductors will take effect May 1, announced earlier.
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Cleveland
Mar
Cleveland Railway Company
666 Remedy for Colds and Grippe Cited in Ads
An advertisement touts 666 as the fastest cure for Colds Fever and LaGrippe. The claim repeats with emphasis on its speedy action, noting its long standing prominence in market remedies. It also mentions the first American society for the prevention of cruelty to animals chartered by the New York legislature in 1866.
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American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
New York
Miss Enter Her Cards Through Hour Finish
Fragmented OCR text indicates a local brief about a person named Mari Kevs and a club event at The 5 Scott Club, with unclear details on timing and actions.
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Mari Kevs
Satyr Tale From the Grand Hotel Event
An odd fragment hints at a mysterious gathering at a grand hotel. The brief mentions a Satyr character and a crowd, with no clear names or dates to confirm specifics.
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Fusal
WM. J. Warrener
Trimale Anan
National Child Welfare Association
Parker Ros
Patton
Herman Theisen Jr
Herbert
Mingus
Ernestine
Christine
Vergene Totman
Albert Cannon
Martha Smith
Nelsonville
J. R. Wade
Nellie Long
Betty
Lucy Totman
Sylvia Totman
Parker Johnson
Roy Totman
Wiliam Omen Sr
M. E. Church
Nye
Chauncey
Percy Raine
William Wemer
Don Sanders
Albany
C. L. Sanders
Myrtle, Robinett
Freda Omen
D. C. Evans
Charles Sanders
Sandusky
C. BE. Sanders
Buds of Promise
Myrtle
Hattie Brown
Gen. Crowder
Havana
Department of Commerce
Latin America
Spain
University of Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
University of Berlin
University of Madrid
Educational Commission
United States Bureau of Foreign Agents
War Trade Board
Ternent Sons & Co
New York City
Wilson Inn
Ufe
Sam
Uncle Sem
Awas
Island
Qiueviay
Harbor OF OF Havana
Hemisphere
C. H. Newton
Prop
W. Q. Newton
Mgr
Public Square
Nelsonville, Ohio
Ienc
Nan bin
Roa
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