Miners face long suspension as Jacksonville wage pact ends
Ten thousand miners in the Hocking valley brace for a long suspension when the Jacksonville wage agreement expires. The United Mine Workers plans limited weekly aid during a general strike while operators demand lower wages, and efforts to organize West Virginia fields intensify alongside freight-rate lobbying to aid Ohio markets.
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Hocking Valley
Warlields
Jacksonville
Suspr
Huehkt
Threo Amana
Ts Ist
United Mine Workers of America
Hocking
Great Britain
Uilland Gurreenland
Ville
Ohio N O
West Virginia
Ohio
West Vvinia Fells
S. J. Mardis
Athens County
Funian
Serelus
Hocking Fel
Andy T
New Lexington
Miners
Corning
Athens
Crooksville
Santay
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Americans and British flee Chungking for ships
Americans and British in Chungking evacuate to ships as anti foreign demonstrations rise. U S consuls take refuge on the Monocacy while banks and installations are closed and firms rush to forestall depredations. Chinese mobs breach French concessions as foreign presence tightens amid tensions along the Yangtze.
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H. Francis Messelwith
United Press
Shanghai
Chungikiang
Tto
U. & Consul
Amene Oriental Bank
Exchanges Telegraph Company
Yush
Kiang Kui-Shek
Four Miners Die in Ehrenfield Pennsylvania Mine Blast
Four miners died in a Pennsyl vania coal mine explosion at Ehrenfield No. 3 pit. Two men were rescued after being knocked unconscious. others escaped with aid or by sheltering in recesses as two more blasts followed the first. Flames erupted from the shafts and offices, with debris injuring staff.
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Johnstown
UFAN
Pennsylv Coal and Coke Corporation
Ehrenfield
Sous
Ndt
Oator. Kup
Springfield Woman Appoints Self as Manager in Local Contracting Firm
Mrs Merchtt Springfield, wife of assistant manager Anthony Perry, ousted him and took control of the contracting company claiming he fails to run the business. The move follows a disaster blamed on drunkenness inefficiency and neglect, under George Mire Cry with 87 deaths.
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Springfield
Merchtt
Anthony Perry
Ross Nashville
George Mire Cry
Bass
License Tags Sold By Local Officers Bring $45 230.93
License tag sales by local offices totaled 45 230 93 in the latest period, per deputy commissioner C W Bryant. Athens and Fairfield counties led receipts, with Ohio counties across the state contributing smaller amounts. Transfers and duplicates added 192 80, bringing total business to 45 423 72.
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C. WE. Bryson
West
Athens County
Fairfield County
Hocking County
Arias
Morgan
Washington
Vinton
Franklin
Tackson
Tucas
Isuimmitl
Marion
Seiote
Hamilton
Jefferson
Fross
Fashtahula
Lawrence, Lake, Cuy
Thegit
Licking
Muskingum
Logan
Ottawa
Justices and Mayors May Try Cases Says Worstell
Judge Worstell of Athens County says Justices and mayors may still try cases while noting disqualification rules. He argues that a defendant must object to a judge to trigger disqualification and that failure leaves the court in place until a higher court intervenes. He also defends the prohibition jail rule, urging it as sound though fines may be unpaid.
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Vivo
Athens County
United States Supreme Court
Ture
Great Tolloy
Nelsonville
Tates
Aliamm Chianacey
Justice of the Peace
Chartes Si Aaury Lle
Worstell
Ibis
Justice of Peace
Athena
Trend
Albany
Ampaville
Cociville
Gloua
Come Fenry
Antomo
Lewis
Justice For the Peace
Wildse Houck
Judas Houck
Jwilge Worstell
Dudge “Worstell
Carly
Tin Fifth District
Worstel
Jai Genences
Judy Worstul
Henry Ford shows improvement as hospital guards eased
In Glouster on March 31 and Hollister and Ginuse schools closed due to fuel shortages from a gate at the coal mine. A coal supply arrived later, allowing Hollister schools to resume by midweek after several days of shutdown.
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Hollister
Ginuse
Direct Tax Levy Passes House by One Vote Margin
The House approved a direct tax levy bill by a single vote after a heated caucus and lengthy debate. Martin S. Dodd led the drive for passage while Ray C. Carpenter opposed, arguing it broke party pledges. In all, 69 Republicans and 1 Democrat voted for, 32 Democrats and 24 Republicans against.
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House
Columbus
U.P
Senate
Hemblicen
Martin S. Dodd
Toledo
Ray C. Carpenter
Seneca County
C. F E. Knapp
Medina County
Carpenter
Flight of a Chinese Regiment Near Hangchew
A Chinese regiment is pictured fleeing along a road near Hangchew as Cantona forces advance. The scene shows a large shell hole in the road center marking the shelling impact.
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Cantona
North Ching
Hangchew
Two Miners Hurt In Milnes Mines Near Glouster
Glouster workers Abe Alexander and Merrill Clark were injured in separate incidents at nearby mines. Alexander suffered a leg injury when caught between car bumpers in mine 281, while Clark’s left foot was mashed after a collision between two cars in mine 255. Stout, present in court for a separate murder case, noted no connection to the mine accidents.
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Columbus
St.Arther Stout
McArthur
Vinton County
Taunder
Barah Stout
Ohio
Glouster
Stout
Abe Alexander
Inez Palmer
Crawford
Merrill Clark
Mi J
Ashield
Siversity
Cox
Lawrence
Collin
Brok
Shortten
Colling
Henry Ford Injured in Detroit Area Car Wreck
Henry Ford suffered a chest and back concussion in a Detroit Dearborn auto crash while returning from a visit to his plant. Detectives and private investigators pursued multiple leads amid rumors of foul play, but officials said evidence did not support a deliberate attempt.
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M. PD
Tracy
United Press
Detroit
U.R
Tadae
Ford Hospital
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Ford
SAC
Tarboro
Bette
Werd
Studebaker
Michigan Avenue
Word Motor Company
U. S. District Court
Palmer Trial Set After Stout Sentencing
In Palmer Ohio March 41 Judge Darby set April 25 for the trial of Inez Palmer 24 common law wife of Stout charged with killing William Stout to prevent testimony at her lover’s trial. William Stout’s body was found in a well near his home and a first degree murder indictment was returned by the grand jury. Arthur Stout was convicted of murdering his stepmother Mrs Sarah Stout.
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McArthur
Stout
Ohio
Lim
Darby
Inez Palmer
Arthur
William Stout
Willam Stout
Sarah Stout
Union Officials Declare Shutdown Will Be Partial
Union officials warn of a partial mining shutdown affecting 150000 workers as the United Mine Workers end months of wrangling and walk out at midnight when the agreement expires in the bituminous field spanning Western Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and Iowa.
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Ry Gerald P. Overton
United Press
Indianapolis
Tdd
Stout
Pennsylvania
Old
Indiana
Iineis
Iowa
United Mil Workers of America
Hope Is Ended in Ohio Coal Mines Shutdown
Ohio coal mine activity halted after midnight as 85 percent of mines report removal of reserve equipment and material. John L. Lewis announced a strike. miners vow prolonged action while some owners may keep limited operations under prior terms. Union funds bolster anticipated duration and expansion into nonunion fields.
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Toledo
Ulm
Ohio
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
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Chiang Jai Shek
Philadelphia
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Jacksonville Wena
Price
Tuscarawas County
Nanking
Yangtze River
Thas
U. S
Peking
Naniine
MacMurray
Changhsha
Hankow
Yangtze Valley
Faft
Drei
Uris
Pudge Worstel
Amd
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Hhoenage
Penne
Fairfield
Ft, New York
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Willard
John L. Lewis
Miners’ ‘Union
Kentucky
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