Leaflet dispute interrupts Athens Union meeting
Leaflets promoting Oral Daugherty were dropped from two airplanes during a United Mine Workers gathering at the Athens County Fair Grounds. Daugherty denied involvement, pledged to stay with the UMWA, and urged no separate Hocking Valley union as the crowd debated leadership and past salaries amid interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Athens
Phillip Murray
Athens County Fair Grounds
Scotty's Flying Circus
Marietta
Oral Daugherty
Hocking Valley
Murray
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners
Daugherty
Lée Hall
Araki Smashes Globe Circumnavigation Time Record
Toichiro Araki, rival in the Jiji Shimpo globe encircling contest, reached Tokyo yesterday after a 36 day voyage around the world. Dispatches from the Exchange Telegraph agency note his milestone as he completes the global circuit.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Toichiro Araki
Tokyo
Lucky Driver Escapes After Crash Into Barn
Logan reports Vance Brian escaped with superficial cuts and bruises after driving off the Hocking Valley embankment at the east end of Second street Monday. He intended to be on Front street and crashed into a barn behind Mrs. Blackston’s lot. His car was not badly damaged and he was back on the street Tuesday.
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Logan
Vance Brian
Second Street
Brian
Front Street
Watson Retains Lead Over Hoover In Indiana Primary
In Indiana on May 10 Watson held a strong margin over Hoover with 196 314 to 174 915 votes as farm voters opposed Hoover while urban and industrial areas favored him. The Robinson victory signaled persistence of the anti corruption machine, with Gilliam and Carter defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
James E. Watson
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Watson
Hoover
Middle West
Arthur R. Robinson
Arthur Gilliam
Solon J. Carter
Robinson
Rockefeller Jr Praised Over Stand Oil Indiana Shakeup
United States Senate Teapot Dome investigators praised John D. Rockefeller Jr. for his bid to oust Robert W. Stewart, head of Standard Oil Indiana. Senators Walsh and Nye and the commission directors called the move a step toward broader business reform following prior probes and a $3,080,000 profit link.
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Washington
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Stewart
Rockefeller
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
FTC Inquiry Cites SE Division Spending $22,500 Yearly
The federal trade commission utilities inquiry was told that the Southeastern division of the National Electric Light Association spends 22 500 dollars each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Federal Trade Commission
Southeastern
National Electric Light Association
Smith Denies Any Action Toward Presidential Nomination
New York Governor Alfred E. Smith told a Senate campaign committee he had not done a single thing to obtain the Democratic presidential nomination. He said he would remain focused on duties as governor and did not know about campaign activity outside New York. Campaign manager George Wannamee reported $103,301 raised and $92,090.28 spent.
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AL Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Smith
New York City
George R. Wannamee
Albany
Bratton
A A A Rejects Route Change At Southeast Ohio Meeting
The Southeast Ohio Motor club board met at Hotel Berry with guest C C Jones national secretary of the American Automobile Association. He said AAA and the Ohio association will not sanction any route shift without district support. The proposed change would reroute Federal No 50 away from Athens via Route 26 to Marietta and St Marys to south of Parkersburg. Jones urged preserving the current path and praised the new AAA touring camp near South Bridge.
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Southeast Ohio Motor Club
Hotel Berry
C. C. Jones
The
American Automobile Asso
Marietta
Janes
Ohio State Automobile Association
A.A.A
H. N. Burgett
Athens
St. Marys
Parkersburg
Jones
South Bridge
National Association
Columbus
U S Attitude Withheld On Chinese War
Washington dispatch reports the United States will not reveal its stance on the Shantung dispute until more authentic information arrives from Shantung and Tokyo. State Department officials and Ambassador Matsudaira keep guarded over the talks while noting the Japanese occupation is said to be temporary.
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Washington
Shantung
Tokio
United States
China
Japan
Cabween State’ Department
Matsudaira
State Department
New fighting in Shan tung province deepens China crisis
Reports from Shan tung show fresh engagements around the Tsinan Tsingtao rail line as Chinese Nationalist forces retreat southward. Japan dispatches reinforcements including air, artillery, and infantry, while national leaders Chiang Kai Shek Feng Yu Hsiang and Chang Tso Lin mobilize large armies amid warnings of external danger.
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Shantung Province
Tsinan-Tsingtao
Tientsin
China
Shan-tung
Tienstsin
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Long
Chiang Kai Shek
Feng Yu Hsiang
Chan
Shansi
Japan
Yangtze River
Tsinan
Families Leave Valley as Mines Idle and No Settlement Prospects
In Glouster on May 10, Clarence Gatchel secured a job in Painesville and plans to move his family within two weeks. Many families are departing the valley daily, forced by ongoing mine idleness and lack of yearlong settlement prospects, relocating to other industrial centers and job fields.
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Glouster
Clarence Gatchel
Painesville
May term ends as Meigs grand jury returns 16 true bills
Meigs County grand jury completed its May term with 22 cases reviewed. Sixteen true bills were made public including charges of abandoning legitimate children for defendants J Clark W Jaynes D Pierce and Harold Bigsey currently in Atlanta prison. Charles Hysell and George Buckner face assault and related charges after allegedly beating mine superintendent Frank Craggs and throwing him from a coal tipple. Craggs was reported in critical condition.
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William Jaynes
Don Pierce
Charles Hysell
George Buckner
Jacob Wright
Harold Bigsey
Atlanta
William Kauff
Charles Hys@fi
Frank Craggs
Hobson
Craggs
Cragegs
Judge Ellinger Seeks Second Term as Probate Judge
Logan May 10 Judge A M Ellinger incumbent probate judge filed his petition for renomination on the Democratic ticket for a second term He is serving the fourth year of his first term The petition lists Rolland Bright Barton Hall Newton Spencer George Fox W F Armstrong W S Krieg and Elmer Loomis Ellinger previously clerked for the county board of commissioners and was a long time teacher in Hocking county schools
Protests Filed Against North Fairfield Phone Rate Hike
Petitions bearing the names of hundreds of North Fairfield residents were presented to the state utilities commission in Columbus protesting proposed rate increases by the Northern Ohio Telephone company.
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Columbus
North Fairfield
Huron County
State Utilities Commission
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Flying machine lands in Cheshire area new owners named
Bend in Air POMEROY May 10 Ralph Young, John Leper, and Emmett Shuler bought a flying machine from Ironton parties. The craft, then flown by the former owner, will be based at Cheshire with landing field and regular flights likely on fair days.
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Pomeroy
Ralph Young
Laurel Street
John Leper
Middleport
Emmett Shuler
Cheshire
Ironton Parties
Young
Chicago
Bertye Correll Chosen Delegate to State Meet in May
Logan May 10 Staff Special Miss Bertye P Correll president chosen as delegate to the state convention with Phila Brooke as alternate at the Logan women s business and professional club dinner meeting Sixteen members attended The state convention will be held at Marietta May 19 and 20 Officers and many local members will travel Olivia Wright May Johnson and Maxine Notes tone named to the nominating committee Fifteen local business women were named for club membership Emily Hopkins city health nurse was a guest
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Olivia Wright
May Johnson
Maxine Notestone
Emily Hopkins
Democrats To Meet in June in Gallipolis
POMEROY May 10 Charles Mullen chief deputy of the Meigs county election board has notified that the Democrats of the Tenth congressional district will meet in Gallipolis Friday June 1 for a get together meeting and to nominate a district ticket. Delegates from each county will attend with others likely swelling the group to about 200. Gallia county hosts the event and many Democrats from the county are expected. The committee plans a memorable day in district circles.
Coal Loading by Machines Growing in Mining Industry
Cincinnati May 10 Glenn B. Southward told the American Mining Congress that after five years of experimentation the mechanization of the mining industry has increased annual coal output from 16 million to 18 million tons, mined by machines.
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Cincinnati
Glenn B. Southward
American Mining Congress
Nobile to Reconnoiter Polar Dirigible Flight
General Umberto Nobile prepared to start a reconnoitering flight to Leningrad in his polar dirigible Stella today. The Oslen posted report notes the mission could begin as early as today with Nobile at the helm.
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Oslo
U.R
Umberto Nobile
Leningrad
Russia
Lee Hall denounces outside interests in Ohio coal strike
A mass meeting of about 3000 miners at the Athens County Fair Grounds debated outside influence in the bituminous coal dispute. Lee Hall and other union officials argued that railroads and non union forces conspired to depress prices, urged against wage cuts, and defended continued union representation amid government calls for regulation.
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Lee Hall
Rgea
United Mine Workers of Ca
Athens County Fair Grounds
Ohio Miners
G. W. Savage
Ohio Organization
Phillip Murray
Oral Daugherty
Hall
United States Senate
United States
Senate Committee
Senate
West Virginia Coal
Carpenter Arraigned For Assaulting Girl
Oliver James Miller a 22 year old carpenter was arraigned in Cincinnati on charges of criminally assaulting Vera Banfield a 20 year old telephone operator who was waylaid at Lockland She was beaten dragged into an alley and found Miller was arrested after police found blood on his hands and clothing He reportedly admitted to the attack and also to assaulting Esther Lawson 26 of Oswego Kansas during a prior visit
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Cincinnati
U.R
Oliver James Miller
Vera Banfield
Lockland
Miller
Esther Lawson
Oswego
Kansas
Eight Miners In Jail After Stoning Busses
Caldwell May 10. Eight foreign miners jailed in Noble county as state troops were readied amid bus stoning at Coal Ridge five miles north. Busses carrying non union workers were pelted with stones and eggs. sheriff Schaaffer’s vehicle also attacked. Police arrested twelve other sympathizers. Route 21 nails littered the road. guards mobilized within two hours.
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Caldwell
Noble County
Coal Ridge
U. & Mail
Byron Schaeffer
Common Pleas
C. O. Dye
National Guard
Schaeffer
Cambridge Collieries Company
Forsythe Coal Company
Bremen Crew Arrives At Cleveland Field
The Junkers plane carrying German and Irish trans Atlantic fliers from Philadelphia to Chicago landed at Cleveland Field at 12 12 PM. Fliers Baron Gunther Von Huenefeld Captain Herman Koehl and Major James E Fitzmaurice were greeted by about 50 000 cheering people as they stepped from the plane. They planned to depart for Chicago within an hour. The Junkers appeared at 12 10 PM and was escorted by a three motor Ford.
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Cleveland
Junkers
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Herman Koehl
James E. Fitzmaurice
Wey
Ford
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David Watkins
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Laud
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Herbert Little
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Paul R. Mallon
U. S
South Advices State
D. C. Bess
Peking
Meigs
Dr. J. Clark
Ellinger
Pomeroy District
Logan Business Women’s Club
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Nobile
Coal Opera
United Mines
Savage
Miami
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Age
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Bremen
Cleveland Field
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