Judge Grants Eviction Orders To More Ohio Coal Concerns
In Columbus on March 24 U S Federal Judge Hough granted eviction orders to additional coal firms salting May 1 as the date miners and families must leave company owned houses. He will rule next Saturday on an earlier eviction order set for April 1. Miners plan to seek April extension while barracks are built to house evicted workers.
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Contributions Revealed To 1920 Campaign Financing
Senate Tea Pot Dome committee hearings disclose A. D. Lasker provided 1920 and 1929 campaign funds totaling 27 600 dollars to the Republican National Committee. Lasker lists 26 000 dollars in October 1920, 1 000 in September 1920, and 1 000 later. He says checks were cashed and cash given to former Republican treasurer Fred Upham.
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Last survivor of Union band to be buried in Greenburg
Last survivor Henry Miller, 85, of the band that captured Jefferson Davis, is to be buried in Greenburg, Ind. Miller recalls the May 6, 1865 incident when a woman requesting water passed through Union lines, only for a Union corporal to discover boots under her dress revealing she was Jefferson Davis.
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Will Says Things Must Look Pretty Good for Hoover
Editor Will Rogers reports Pinehurst North Carolina on March 24 that Bascom Slemp chose Hoover after considering offers from Coolidge London Al Smith Jim Reed and Willis. He notes women in Congress and Nicaragua voting amid U. S. supervision questions as a broader political backdrop.
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Plans Finished For Exposition By Merchants
Plans for a merchants exposition sponsored by the Athens Kiwanis club are set for Wednesday through Saturday nights in the university gymnasium. Clarence Heaton leads booth construction for 34 merchants and manufacturers with L W Heberts and Charles Kircher on the committee. Posters blanket Athens and nearby towns, banners line roads, and decorations wrap up Tuesday night. A cooperative style show by five Athens lecturers will run nightly until 9 45 with Carl Beasley chairing the show committee and Robert Hess heading the general committee.
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Robert Hess
T. HL. Johnson
Carl Neff
Crooksville 1200 Barrel Day Well Unveiled
Crooksville March 24 excitement as Shankes Brothers well No 1 on the Meade lease flowed heavily halting operations. Old men estimate the well will produce 1200 barrels a day. In Washington March 24 the capital faced the first heat wave of the year with the thermometer at 50 degrees at noon and rising.
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OFAN WAR VETERANS TO MEET IN ATHENS OHIO
Athens hosts planning for a four day state convention of Veterans and auxiliary members from the Spanish American War era. Officials Hermon Dalton and aides coordinate activities with Ohio leaders, forecasts show 390 to 1,000 delegates and 356 auxiliary participants arriving for parades, bands, balls, and campus concerts at Ohio University. Civic groups pledge support as the event aims to boost Athens economy during the four day gathering.
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Carma Thompson
Cleveland
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Chillicothe
Lindbergh Finishes Record Air Chauffeuring Run
Washington March 24 Charles Lindbergh set out to complete what may be the most intensive air chauffeuring task ever. By nightfall more than 700 will have been carried, with 201 joy rides given in 23 trips yesterday and a passenger list total of 511 since Tuesday. After today he plans a brief rest. Two female stowaways were removed from a transport plane during inspection, identified as Mar Ruertte Mesny and Freida Lundburg.
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George Washington University
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Sweden
Oil man Sinclair accused of hiding records in Teapot Dome probe
Washington dispatch reports Harold Kennell, a Sinclair employee, testified records of Sinclair’s private company are kept in a private safe and not in his possession. The Senate subcommittee seeks books to trace bonds from Continental Trading. Lasker claimed not to know details of large contributions. George Hoover secured permission to take Albert Boal’s deposition in an oil conspiracy case.
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Harold Kennell
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Union Miner Wounded On Picket Line At Glen Robin Mine
Union miner William Slowski, 21, was shot in the abdomen today at the Dorothy mine of the . & . Coal Co located at Glen Robin seven miles north of Martins Ferry in Jefferson Belmont counties. Sheriff Hardesty planned a visit to questions to determine how the trouble arose. Postmaster nomination: Francis E Cook Galion sent to Senate by President Coolidge.
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William Siewstt
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Hardesty
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W.P
Coolidge
Senate
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Galion
Defunct firm ordered to pay dividends
Creditors of the defunct R. L. Dollings company are to receive a seven percent dividend. Judge Robert P. Duncan issued the order, the first dividend authorized. Creditors of the Burton-Townsend company, a Dellings subsidiary, are allowed a final three percent dividend. Paul A. DeLong is receiver for the company, with William C. Willard. Dividends will absorb 31,653.65 in costs, with allowed claims totaling 5,125,755. DeLong expects more assets and another dividend later.
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R. L. Dollings Company
Robert P. Duncan
Burton-Townsend Company
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Dollings Company
Willis Warns Against Chain Trend In U9
Senator Willis told a Republican meeting at Asheabula on March 24 that the chain system of policies dominated by a few bosses must not take control of the Republican party in Ohio. He criticized Hoover and urged opposition to centralized chain business influence in American policy.
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Hoover Is Wet Claims by Youngstown Senator
Youngstown March 14 Senator Frank Willis touring Warren and Astrubula declared Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover is a wet in disguise and refused to commit on the matter. He criticized Hoover for investments abroad and alleged missteps by the Food Administration under Hoover during the war, noting disagreement over the minimum price of meat and tariffs influencing domestic and foreign policy.
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Bank Cashier Beaten In Mysterious Attack
Paulding county authorities continued the investigation into the robbery and tarring of Homer at Wentworth, assistant cashier of the Thai National Bank in Hicks ville. No official action will be taken until the grand jury meets in April.
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Pilot and Student Killed Near Chillicothe in Altitude Fall
Chillicothe dispatch reports a licensed pilot Wallace Goldaberry 29 and student Ernest Depew 30 died three miles north of the city when their airplane nosedived from under 1060 feet. Both residents of Chillicothe, Goldaberry was a commercial filler and Depew a garage mechanic taking flying lessons.
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Three Wealthiest Men Share Views On Coal Industry
Three of the nation’s richest men Charles Schwab John D Rockefeller and W. A. Mellon testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee amid a coal industry crisis. Schwab urged legislative aid to stabilize supply and demand while Rockefeller called for needed laws to restore sound economics. Mellon offered no remedy and emphasized his limited role with Consolidation Coal while acknowledging industry peril.
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United Press Star
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Bethlehem Mines Corporation
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Consolidation Coal Company
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Vesper Service Marks Mothers Day Week Finale
Vesper services at 3 pm conclude Mothers Day activities for visiting mothers at Ghia University. A special runlet and a Girls’ Glee Club choir will accompany the event, following tea and gatherings in sorority and fraternity houses YWCA and Women’s League rooms. The campus celebrated with organ recitals, theater, and the Skit Show, drawing large crowds and honoring faculty and guests.
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Britain Sends Note Urging Battleship Reductions
Geneva March 24. Great Britain delivered a note to American French Italian and Japanese delegates urging limits on battleships as part of cruiser station proposals from Geneva Tripartite talks. The note by Lord Cushendun followed the nine day conference and offered no new naval conference plan. Narcotic victims found in Cleveland after months missing amid a transnational white slave ring linked to Detroit Buffalo and Cleveland.
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Tramp Killed As Train Derails Near New Concord
A Baltimore and Ohio train derailed four miles west of New Concord at Pike Crossing killing a tramp whose crushed body could not be identified. The line blocked National Highway traffic for miles as cars waited on both sides of the track. In Cleveland, D. J. Henderson and R. E. B. Henderson of the Carrollton Potteries were found guilty of fraud related to income tax returns.
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Mellon Announces Tax Cut Will Be Made This Year
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon met with President Coolidge and announced a tax reduction planned for the year. He cited strong income tax receipts and declined to detail the talk. Coolidge had hinted at a cap of 225 million dollars, while Treasury noted March collections of 4247 million, about seven million above the prior year.
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