Ohio Coal Operators Hold Off From Conference Talks
Cincinnati reports that northern and southern railroad executives and coal mine operators met to resolve a four year cargo coal rate dispute. The Ohio Coal Operators Association participated only informally as final Supreme Court disposition loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Cincinnati
U.P
Northern and Southern Railroad
W. W. Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania
Lake Cargo
Northern and Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railway
Northern
Southern
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Wizard
W. R. Cole
Louisville & Nashville
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Willard
U. S. Supreme Court
Mines union reform sparks revocation of 17 Belmont locals
Belmont county locals lost charters as United Mine Workers district head Lee Hall ordered repeal for defying the Save the Union policy. Seventeen locals were expelled for reorganizing and ousting members aligned with the movement. Meanwhile four mines reopened in Guernsey and Noble counties with about 1 200 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
U.P
Lee Hall
Save the Union
Belmont County
United Mine Workers of America
John Cinque
International Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
Save-the-Union
Save-the- Union
Guernsey
Noble Counties
Rigby
Akron Coal Company
Blacktop
Morris Coal Company
Guernsey County
Caldwell
Cambridge Collieries Company
Imperial
Forsythe Coal Company
Noble County
Union Expulsion Shocks Belmont County Miners
President Halli announced a charter revocation affecting more than 5000 union members in Belmont County after investigations found locals reluctant to oust Save-the-Union affiliates. Cinque said a reorganization plan would proceed with non affiliated members, while 17 locals show solid backing for Save the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save-the- Union
Belmont County
Halli
Bellairé Miners’ Temple
Hall
Save-the
Cinque
Railroad executives meet to finalize compromise talks
George M. Shriver and Archibald Fries of the Baltimore & Ohio, Clyde Brown of New York Central, and Harry A. Worcester of the Big Four Railroad attended a conference to discuss a compromise with southern roads and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Brown
New York Central
Supreme Court
Commission
E. J. McMahon
Fairmount West Virginia
Joseph Pursglove
Harry L. Finley
Cleveland
Finley
Ohio
Southern Roads
P. E B. Crowley
Theew York Central
Ley
Northern
Willard
Crowley
Mr. Atterbury
George M. Shriver
Archibald Fries
Baltimore & Ohio
Harry A. Worcester
Big Four Railroad
Endurance Flight Seeks Record At Roosevelt Field New York
Lieut Royal V Thomas circling over Long Island in a Bellanca monoplane aims to surpass the 83 12 hour solo flight record set by Charles Lindbergh. Thomas aloft 24 hours at noon with Hart circling Chickasha Oklahoma on a parallel single handed attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
U.P
Lieut
Royal V. Thomas
Long Island
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Thomas
Joe Hart
Hart
Chickasha
Okla
United Steel Co. Wins Fed Case in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on May 3, a judgment was confessed in favor of United Steel Company of Canton, a subsidiary of United Allow Steel, by the federal government in a federal court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
United Steel Company
Canton
United Allow Steel Corporation
New Laboratory Researches Taught at Ohio Medical Meet
Dr. O J J MacLeod of Toronto presented new insulin related studies to the Ohio State Medical Association in Cincinnati. He challenged current methods for calculating diabetic dietaries, citing experiments with depancreatized dogs and insulin therapy, plus fat derived sugar after stopping insulin. Dr J Shelton Horsley of Richmond reviewed cancer theories and urged grading malignancy to guide treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
O. J. J. R. MacLeod
Toronto
Ohio State Medical Association
MacLeod
J. Shelton Horsley
Richmond
Blairabay and
Barnard
Montrose Burrows
Horsley
Begg to Open Campaign With Speech in Cleveland
Congressman James T. Begg of Sandusky will launch his Republican gubernatorial bid with an address to the High Noon club in Cleveland next Tuesday He criticized rising Ohio taxes and state financial mismanagement urging a governor and legislature from the same party to improve welfare He spoke earlier to the Cleveland real estate board decrying a 70 percent state tax rise over nine years and the burden on real estate agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Begg
Cleveland Real Estate Board
Ohio
Wesleyan student wins Northern Ohio oratorical title
Dale E. Bennett of Ohio Wesleyan University won the Northern Ohio oratorical championship after impressing judges with a performance at the First Methodist church in Cleveland Delaware Wesleyan claimed the top honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohlio Wesleyan University of Delaware
Northern Ohio
First Methodist Church
Dale E. Bennett
Pennsylvania utilities spent large sums to defeat power legislation
Disclosures in the federal trade commission utilities investigation reveal sizable expenditures by Pennsylvania utility interests to block a state legislative power bill. The hearing details were reported from Washington with emphasis on spending and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Trade Commissions Utilities
Plans for Athens American Legion building expansion
Local K T Cros sena post approves architect plans for an American Legion addition on court street to include an auditorium and social room. The junior baseball league reports progress and aims to finish its schedule within ten to fourteen days. Memorial day plans call for wide participation of all veterans as Athens honors Civil War soldiers with ceremonies and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Court Street
K. T. Crossena Post
John Lavelle
L. G. Bean
M. Johnson
William
Ford Burke
Cecil Lunsford
Serries
FB. M. Gibson
Harley Charles Mapes
Kenneth Alistock
Gus White
Post
Four Will Graduate From Athens State Hospital Training School
Four will graduate from the training school for nurses at Athens State Hospital next Tuesday evening at 7 36. The exercises will be in the amusement hall followed by dancing. Graduates are Maude Gladys Badger, Mary B Adams, Freda F Reickle, and Ellen E Cupit. Rev C E Coulter will address the class and John E Harper will present the diplomas. Mrs Alma Moore Tompkins, Fred Lee Tom, and a ladies octette will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Maude Gladys, Badger
Mary B. Adams
Freda F. Reickle
Ellen E. Cupit
C. E. Coulter
Athens First
Athens First M. E. Church and the Will Be Presented By John E. Harper
Welfare of
Ohio
Alma Moore Tompkins
Fred Lee Tom
Tate Named Treasurer of the United States
President Coolidge appoints H. Theodore Tate as treasurer, succeeding the resigning Frank White. Tate from Rutledge Tennessee previously served as assistant treasurer since 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Theodore Tate
United States
Mr. Tate
Rutledge, Tenn
Coolidge
Frank White
Donahey Not Entering U S Democratic Vice Presidential Field
Columbus May 3 The governor Vic Donahey denied avowed candidacy for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He and Mrs Donahey were touring the southeast by auto with their son James as rumors spread. The trip followed Mrs Donahey's recent automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.2
Ernor
Vic Donahey
J. A
Donahey
James
Meckstroth
Wind Causes Overturning of Chauncey Car
A Chauncey sedan driven by Walter Leffler overturned in Wolfs Basin near Haydenville due to strong winds. Passengers including Mrs. Charles Leffler, Charlie Leffler Jr., and Ruth Leffler sustained only slight bruises while the fenders were damaged. They had been in Columbus to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wolfs Basin
Haydenville
Walter Leffler
Charles Leffler
Charlies Leffler
Ruth Leffler
Lefflers
Columbus
Emmony Mace
Ithat City
Positive Pneumonia Cure Reported by Illinois Medical Society
Prof Robert C Boden announces a perfected pneumonia cure from the American Institute of Homeopathic Research. 3,000 cases treated. details withheld until data are organized, with dissemination planned for late 1928 or early 1929. Remarks also touch on X-ray sex-control work and potential human applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Robert C. Boden
American Institute of Homeopathic Research
Boden
Illinois Homeopathic Medical Society
Will AID Miners Plea Against Elimination
Mayor Alex Moore says steps in the Hocking mine strike hinge on the miners themselves after a mass meeting of 7600 business and professional men. Civic leaders push workers to resist John Lewis policy of fewer mines, urging self-reliance and reemployment at fair wages to avoid broader collapse in the valley's coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Alex Moore
Moore
Athens-Hocking-Perry County
Civic Association
John Lewis
Hocking Valley
Pete McKinley
Lewis
McKinley
Indicators of a Busy Leap Year at Pomeroy
Pomeroy May 8 report notes several marriages in 1927 and 1928 within half a mile on Story's Run. Couples include Wesley Ward and Huldah Brechtel, Raymond Fife and Anna Ward, Marshall Ward and Marguerite Lowery, Guy Priddy and Margaret Fife. Most are from two families. one couple eloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fife
Pomeroy
Miss Lowery
Bradbury
Fife
Miss Ward
Relief ends for miners children in Pomeroy district
Relief kitchens for children of miners in the district closed May 1. Headquarters room in the court house cleaned out and National Guard operators returned home. Warmer weather and improved employment conditions reduce the need for relief in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
National Guard
Gas Company Files Brief In Case On Rate
The Logan Gas Company asks the state utilities commission to set final rates for cities it serves without a tentative valuation. The move aims to place the case in federal court for review if challenged. Attorneys warn it would set a precedent and bypass established procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan Gan Company
Commission
Grant Mouser
The
Utilities Commission
Commisson
Mouser
Fire destroys Carey mill and elevators in early morning blaze
Fire of undetermined origin razed the Carey mill and elevator buildings early Thursday. Damage estimates ranged from 80 000 to 100 000 dollars. The fire, found at 2 20 a m, destroyed 10 000 bushels of wheat and oats, a carload of flour, and a carload of small feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wave of milder influenza sweeps Ohio reports
In Columbus on May 3 state health chief Dr P Robbins says a general wave of milder influenza is sweeping Ohio. Epidemics or near-epidemics are reported in Greenville Troy Tiffin Columbus and several counties. Some schools closed briefly for economic reasons as attendance falls and illness spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
P. Robbins
State Department of Health
Greenville
Troy
Tiffin
Morrow
Athens
Hocking
Morgan
Jefferson
Jackson
Perry
Vote for Convention
Fragmentary union notice from Carbondale dated May describes a Waters local union meeting with Harley Pidcock as secretary. The text mentions testing a convention and hints at internal organization and local actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Waters Local Union
Oftien
Genec
Aion
Harley Pidcock
Miners March at Deanville Amid Strike Tension
Early morning action at Deanville as about five miners rallied at the site while others remained on picket at Ohio Collieries No 255. National Guard officers and Sheriff Billy Williams and a deputy observed the scene as a mass meeting led by Harley Warden set for tonight at Dognville with Oral Daugherty and Camebridge leaders John Walker and Frank Bender slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanville
Ohio Collieries No
National Guard
Billy Williams
Dognville
Oral Daugherey
Harley Wareden
John Walker
Frank Bender
Camebridge
Sheriff Probes Intimidation Claims at Drydock Mine 255
Sheriff William Williams and governor observers visited Drydock Mine No. 255 of Ohio Collieries after complaints that workers faced intimidation. Workers did not report for duty, two picket camps were active, and Williamson indicated safety protection was sought from authorities including the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio, Collieries Company
William Williams
Williams
Rey ‘Ported
Williamson Fee ‘Company
James Williamson
Williamson
Athens
Vic
Ao A
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Bulletin
Atterbury
John L. Lewis
Pittsburgh
HOPE
Wesleyan
Athens Legion
Local Post
Plan Poppy Sale
State Hospital
U. S
Illinois
Borden
William H. Diefenbach
Dieffenbach
Bordengald
He Naid
Chidren
Joe Davis
Kimberly Mine
Daugherty
Nelsonville
Kimberly
Mre
Davia
Mra
Wateriga Local Union
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