Check-off Delayed Pending Hearing by High Tribunal
President John L. Lewis instructed district presidents of the United Mine Workers of America to keep miners at work until a final operator decision on abolishing the check-off system is issued. Ohio operators will recognize the check-off until federal appeals court rules. Lee Hall said Ohio operators would follow, urging striking members to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ills
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Ohio
Federal Court of Appeals
Lee Hall
Hall
Micheal Galliger
Pittsburgh
Eastern
Osmo
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Central States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Anderson
Williams A. Glasgow
Peace talks and coal mine strikes in a stormy UK and US clash
Sir James Craig arrives in London to confer with Lloyd George on a compromise peace for Ireland. In Chicago and Ohio, 35000 miners expect to return to work as the federal court delays injunctions. Union leaders hail the ruling, while mine operators say it just postpones a showdown. Mines around Athens Chauncey Sugar Creek remain mostly idle with scattered resumption on Snow Fork branch. The overall mining picture shows limited activity and rising tension amid legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED L. Keen
United Press
London
James Craig
Lloyd George
Ireland
Mr. George
Athens
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Hocking
Beaumont
Snow Fork
Ohio University Inauguration Film To Be Shown
Moving pictures of Ohio Universitys inaugural ceremony were shot by Athens photographer E H Cullum and will be shown at the Majestic next week with a film of todays Cincinnati University versus Ohio football game. A touring car full of Cincinnati students arrived from Cincinnati and were found sleeping in a frat house. A special train with over 200 Cincinnati rooters is due. Many Ohio alumni staying to watch the football game today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
E. H., Cullum
Athens
Majestic
Cincinnati University
Ohio
Chandler
Queen City
Fraity
Cincinnati
Customer Killed in Chicago Office by Bandit Crew
In Chicago on November 5 Antone Basetic aged 36 was shot and killed by two bandits during a real estate office robbery attempt. Basetic, a customer in the office, resisted as the would‑be robbers tried to take funds and fled without obtaining any money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Antone Basetic
C. L. Jurks
Basetic
Death Pact, Two Men Kill Best Friend in New Jersey
New York November 5 report tells of Alexander Sarzin and Frank Passino dying scene near South River. Passino said the despondent roommate forced them into a murder pact with threat of his own death. Sarzin claimed he fired after Passino urged him to continue, leading to multiple gunshots that killed Passino.
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New York
Alexander Sarzin
Frank Passino
South River
New Jersey
Sarzin
Passino
Sacin
Red Cross Sunday Nationwide Observance Declared
Red Cross Sunday has been declared for tomorrow as ministers nationwide focus sermons on supporting American Red Cross work. The theme centers on aid and assistance, with churches urging parishioners to contribute and participate in relief efforts tomorrow, Sunday, November 6. In Persia the wedding service is traditionally conducted in front of a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Persia
Best Minds to be Guides for the President
President Harding plans to use the advisory committee to the American disarmament delegation as a try out squad to pass on policy questions during the conference. When in doubt on delicate racial matters or broad international policies he will summon the committee for reaction before final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Harding
White House
United States
Voting Places in Athens Selected by City Auditor
City Auditor Sid Sherrard has arranged eleven voting locations for the upcoming election in Athens. The list includes Cooley and Daughtery garage, Gleason Building, R. W. Eckley store, Court house basement, Athens Soap and Chemical Co, McKay and Mosure Real Estates, Athens Printery, City Building, Brick plant office, Moler Auto sales Co, and Eagle Building with various street corners and sites in Ward 1 through Ward 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Sherrard
Athens
Cooley and Daughtery Garage
North Court St
Gleason Building
West Washington
R. W. Eckley
Central Avenue
Robbers Take $5000 Payroll in Brooklyn Messenger Heist
Three men robbed a messenger carrying five thousand dollars in payroll money in Brooklyn. The bandits jumped into a car and fled the scene, leaving investigators seeking clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOTOR
New York
Brooklyn
Delegates Guarded After Japanese Premier Assassination
In Tokyo a 19 year old assassin killed Premier Hara at a rail station. Japanese delegates to the arms conference will be guarded. Count Uchida acts as premier. Secret service prepares protection for foreign guests in Washington and at White House. Each delegation brings guards while U S agents monitor potential threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hara
Tokio
Prince Tokugawa
Count Uchida
Secret Service
White House
Harding
United States
American Secret Service
Warren Steel Mills To Run Near Full Capacity Next Week
About two to three thousand workers in Warren Ohio are set to gain employment as city steel mills plan near full operation next week. Roughly 50 hot mills will run in the Warren district, signaling improved labor and industrial conditions after months of downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, O
Warren
Lorain Plant to Run at Sixty Percent Next Week
Lorain Nov 5 The National Club Company said the Lorain plant will operate next week on a sixty percent basis, up ten percent from the current week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Lorain
National C Lube Company
Lorain
Toledo plant workers vote on wage rate cut impact
Six hundred employees of the paint shop and allied departments at the Willys-Overland Gas Off Sunday facility in Toledo face gas curtailments. A Sunday shutdown from 8 am to 12 noon is planned as workers protest a wage-rate reduction linked to main line repairs. The Athens Gas Light and Electric Co. is referenced in relation to the wage basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Athens
Athens Gas Light & Lwork
Electric CO
Woman near death in Kennedy murder case
Mada Lynne Obenchain hangs between life and death as her attorney warns that without immediate trial or release the risk to her life may be fatal. He cites her break down as serious and notes efforts to revive her so she can testify before the grand jury and face Judge Reeves. Preparations also advance for Arthur Burch’s sanity hearing scheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
Charles Erbstein
John Belton Kennnedy
Erbstein
Grand
Reeves
Arthur Burch
Oled
Milk Trucks Mobilized As Cleveland Strike Hits Homes
Nov 5 Cleveland authorities mobilize city trucks to deliver milk to homes during a milk drivers strike. Mayor Fitzgerald orders depots ready and aims to ensure supply while Telliving Belle Vernon Co negotiates arbitration. Lorain County dealers report daily losses of 7500 to 10000 dollars due to the Cleveland disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Elyria, CO
Lorain County
H. W. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Lotan County Milk Dealers’ Association
Beef herd on travel tour fattens after 12 weeks
Ohio State University animal husbandmen report their 15 purebred beef cattle gained about 100 pounds each during a 12 week road tour of 13 southeast Ohio county fairs. After initial losses in the first week, gains stabilized and continued throughout the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
University View
Ohio
Promoter Rickard to Answer Suit Over Receiver Bias
New York November 5 Tex Rickard announces he will file a formal reply to the suit seeking a receiver. He says the action by Frank Armstrong is a spite affair against his business as a premier boxing promoter who staged nearly all major contests in the past five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Jast
Frank C. Arm
Strong
Ohio University inaugurates Elmer B. Bryan as president
Ohio University students greet new president Elmer B. Bryan with a raucous welcome and parade through Court Street after his afternoon inauguration. Bryan Echoes aim of education as a moral service and calls for Christian education, urging state support and alumni backings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Elmer B. Bryan
Ewing Hall
Ohio
Thomas N. Hoover
Bryan
Skidmore Twins
Hawkins
Johnson
Court Street
E. J. Jones
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Davis
Rte 4
Ank
Icr
Parsons
Marietta College
R. A. Hughes
Miami University
Martzolff
W. O. Thomas
Ohio State University
Chubb
W. H. Scott
Ohio State
Fair and colder weather forecast for Nov 7 12
The weekly forecast for November 7 to 12 covers the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Generally fair conditions with temperatures somewhat below normal are expected across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Sugar Creek Detour Abandoned Sunday Near Athens Nelsonville
Supervising Engineer Davis and Superintendent Dan Davis announce the Sugar Creek detour on the Athens Nelsonville main brick road will be discontinued Sunday. The detour, used during long term repairs, will reopen to receive Sunday traffic after night shifts accelerated the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Davis
Dan Davis
Athens
Nelsonville
Wheat at 85 Cents Sets Postwar Low in Junction City
Wheat was sold by farmers in Junction City Kansas today at 85 cents a bushel the lowest price since before World War I. Traders report persistent weak demand and abundant harvest supplies pressuring prices below the 1 dollar mark. Local farmers await market signals as prices continue to slide in early November.
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Junction City
Kas
Widely Known Man Passes On In Nelsonville Ohio
Charles H. Sisson aged 60 died yesterday at Marion quarantine after a brief illness. A longtime Hocking Valley railroad employee and train master in Nelsonville yards, he also worked as a coal operator. Survived by wife and six children in Athens, Columbus, Lancaster, and Nelsonville. Funeral from Methodist church Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. A. M. Mann officiating.
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Nelsonville
Charles H. Sisson
Marion Quaitarium
Bette
Methodist Church
A. M. Mann
Pataskala
Sisson
Ohio
Hocking
Frank X. Reach
Athens
Dean Sisson
Eichel Ames
Columbus
Elizabeth Wiley
Lancaster
Harry and
Chas, Jr
Masonic Fraternity
Wilson to attend Armistice Day ceremonies if condition allows
President Woodrow Wilson remains physically able to attend Armistice Day services for fallen American soldiers if his illness improves. Dr. Cary T. Grayson, Wilsons personal physician, said the president is doing very well and he expects continued improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washngton
Woodrow Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Pobre
Grey
Sound Verdict on Return of Examinations in Cleveland Schools
Cleveland, Nov. 6. Written examinations long banished in public schools may return at term end due to rising pupil failures in high and grade schools. Officials cite "the spirit of modern life" drawing children and parents into amusements and distractions that hinder concentration and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
City Federation to discuss civic topics and citizenship
The City Federation hosts a Monday 2:30 p.m. meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to roll out a citizenship talks course urged by the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs. Attorney Emmett Keenan will speak on The Ballot and Election Laws, with future talks on government, taxation, and our courts led by local women and delegates from Athens County. Mrs Elizabeth L Clark of Youngstown will address the group on November 14, with free admission and expectant countywide club representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Civics
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Athens
Emmett Keenan
L. G. Worstell
Ohio
Athens County
Elizabeth L. Clark
Youngstown
Davis
Department of Public ‘Welfare and State Charities
Pardon and Parole Board
Clark
Truce Is Broken in Ireland and Fire at Tuscarawas Iron
In Belfast on November 6 armed men believed to be Sinn Feiners raided Kesh police barracks, locked in constables, and seized rifles ammunition and bombs. In New Philadelphia Ohio on November 5 a blaze destroyed the Tuscarawas Iron and Metal Company building and contents, losses pegged at 25000 dollars.
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Belfast
Kesh
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas Iron and Metal Company
Marietta and Boston College Clash in Annual Gridiron Game
Boston College meets Marietta College of Ohio in an afternoon football clash here in Boston. The teams renew their annual series as fans await a competitive matchup between the two programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Boston
Boston College
Marietta College of Ohio
Foster to Speak to Women of Athens on Soldier Pay
Congressman I M Foster will address the women of Athens at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 2 30 pm about the adjusted compensation of the soldier. The speech aims to inform voters for the upcoming Tuesday election on this issue.
Al Dernberger's Clever Excuse for Speeding
Detroit dispatch reports Al Dernberger of Cleveland, valet for a leopard in a traveling circus, was fined for speeding after he claimed he hurried to tend the ill leopard Hortenze. He said the animal was colicky and he rushed to the circus, but was arrested en route.
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Detroit
Mich
al Dernberger
Cleveland
Dernberger
Hortenze
United States Sets Pace for World Disarmament Policy
United States will propose a generous and far reaching offer at the upcoming arms conference to limit the American army within definite lines. The delegation describes the stance as removing the arms from our own eyes before asking others to remove the mate from theirs. The plan will accompany the general world armament limitation proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martin
United Press Staff
Washington
United States
United Press
Rare Bible relics from London reach Father Berry in Athens
A Bible printed in 1496 near Columbus voyage arrives in Athens via a London gift. The Latin tome measures binding of beards and calf skin with bronze clasps and colored initials. The note credits Johan Froben and hints Holbein illustrated Froben’s Basie edition. the work notes critical Latin abbreviations.
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Father Berry
Athens
London
America
Johan Froben
Hammelsburgh
Basie
Luther
Holbein
Froben
Soldier pardoned for Lampfield riot death
Five American soldiers imprisoned at Leavenworth have been pardoned for their roles in the 1920 riot at Coblenz that led to Captain George Lampfield's death.
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Leavenworth
Kans
George Lampfield
Coblens
American business leaders warn navy costs hurt prosperity
A committee of prominent American businessmen urges drastic cuts in Britain’s navy and armaments arguing that excessive military spending drains resources and harms the global economy. They call for disarmament to restore lasting peace and invite readers to request a free Reconstruction Booklet from the U S Chamber of Commerce Information Bureau.
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America
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Washington Information Bureau
Ie J. Haskin
Information Bureau
Washington, DC
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Ulster
Motion Pictures
Busines
Warren and
Auto Workers
C. H. Sisson
Marion Sanitarium
Women of
Profit Thru Federation
FR. Berry
Britain
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