Miners Accept Pinchot Peace Terms for Settlement
John S. Lewis of the United Mine Workers publicly accepted Governor Pinchot's peace terms as a basis for settlement and offered to meet operators. Pinchot plans a weeklong tour of state institutions, heading first to Pittsburgh, while miners push for immediate resumption of mining under a defined contract. Operators remain divided, some deeming the plan economically unsound given potential costs and wage adjustments.
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John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pinchot
Toata
Lewis
Board of Award
World Court Likely To Pass U S World Court Protocol
Washington reports President Coolidge favors the Swanson reservation to the World Court protocol and Senate backers expect a two thirds vote. Lenroot will lead the administration’s fight with Borah opposing. A cloture rule could speed a final vote if debate lengthens.
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the Messenger
Washington
Coolidge
Swanson
United States
World Court
United States Senate
Senate
America
League of Nations
Council
Assembly of the League
Virginia
Borah
Idaho
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Toe
Americans Anticipate Record Holiday Buying Amid $20 Billion Bank Funds
Washington reports predict a Christmas shopping boom with over twenty billion dollars in banks backing a peak season. Government officials led by Mellon and Hoover foresee 1926 prosperity from tax revisions and economic gains, while Comptroller McIntosh notes bank deposits near eighty billion as 1924 to 1925 resources rose.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Commerce
Hoover
United States
Comptroller of the Currency
Joseph A McIntosh
Jurisdic
Mitchell Case Grinds On Washington Nerves At Court Martial
Washington, Nov. 30 The Mitchell case drags on weeks with no end in sight. General King’s cross examination outburst highlights a political dimension as Congressman's Reid challenges the court martial's authority. Judges resent being diverted from duties while Colonel Mitchell and his civilian counsel enjoy the spotlight.
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Robert T. Small
Washington
Mitchell
General King
Sidiee
King
Army
Navy
Representative Reid
Illinois
Reid
Wall Street Gains as Mellon Plans Open Bond Purchases
Markets close on a firmer note with wheat and Liberty Bonds rising. Secretary Mellon signals government bond purchases over the counter, a move that promises to aid sellers and bolster confidence. French francs also advance, reflecting France's strong U S buying activity.
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Wall Street
Mellon
United States
France
Siam monarch’s death. first royal birth in 32 years
The divorced king of Siam died childless after divorcing his wife for not bearing a son. A bride who wed him a month ago gave birth to a daughter, the first royal birth in Siam in thirty-two years, seen as a sign of changing royal fortunes.
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Siam
Fashion from shark skin reaches London style
Boots and shoes made of shark skin become a fashion in London and are expected soon here. The trend copies English taste as shiploads of shark skin arrive from the east through the Thames. The fins are cut in China, leaving the skinned skins to be used.
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London
England
Thames
U S to attempt new altitude record for airplane
Major General Mason M. Patrick announced the U S Army Air Service will try next year to break the world altitude record held by Callizo of France. A 400 horsepower Liberty motor boosted plane, built at McCook Field Dayton Ohio, will be named for the mission and will carry a supercharger to aid the ascent.
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Washington
United States Army
Callizo
France
Mason M. Patrick
Ed Army Air Service
McCookfield
Dayton
Court martial largely silent as remark about counsel is stricken
Brig. Gen. E L King described counsels tactics as a lot of old damned rat and the remark was ordered stricken from the record. Representative Frank Reid for Mitchell moved to expunge, agreed by prosecution. Mitchell appeared in court wan after a bed weekend, defying his physician’s advice.
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E. L. King
Col. I. Mitchell
Mitchell
Frank Reid
Man Shot During Drinking Bout Leaves Local Hospital
Felix Gierek, 46, gravely wounded with two bullet wounds in abdomen and forehead after a drinking bout. He was shot by Charlie Gillen, 46, early Sunday morning and is hospitalized in Dayton.
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Dayton
Felix Gierek
Chariie Gillen
Sardines Seized in Spain Nightly Catches Reported
Spanish authorities seize 383 tons of sardines in a single night and note potential packing into ten tons each. Officials investigate storage, supply chains, and possible market impact on local fishery sectors.
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Spain
World Court battle looms in Senate fight over US entry
Washington reports a looming clash in Congress over American entry into the World Court. Senate lines tighten as Borah faces reservations and Rep Tinkham warns the move could threaten the Monroe Doctrine and invite US support for foreign decisions. Johnson of California and Reed of Missouri emerge as major opponents.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Congress
Care- Sa A
Idaho
Johnson
California
Reed
Missouri
Borah
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Resson
Syria
United States
Tinkham
Tax office hires extra help for 1925 collection
J. C. Edmundson, deputy in the Athens county auditor’s office for five years, now assists County Treasurer Rafe Johnson with the 1925 tax collection. The treasurer’s office is among the busiest in the courthouse as tax time approaches, necessitating extra staff.
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J. C. Edmundson
Athens County
Rafe
Johnson
Doughboys to Meet in Paris 1937 Convention Plan
Indianapolis dispatch reports American Legion plans to convene thousands of World War I veterans in Paris in 1937. The program, backed by steamship lines and banks, aims to organize saving clubs to fund trips, with estimates of 30,000 attendees and a multi million dollar immigration-like movement. Minimum costs and time off are outlined, including a 38 day ocean voyage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
France
American Legion
Paris
Parley Vous
Legion
Rage Mag
A. Ery
Iave Ateam
American ‘Legion
Ocean
Dade Te Bene
Emmett H Cotton Dies After Long Illness in Athens
Emmett H. Cotton of 7 North Congress street Athens died Sunday at 2 30 pm after a decade of illness. Funeral Tuesday at his home with Rev Daniel McGurk of First Methodist church officiating and Rev F M Sweinhart delivering the address. Burial in Union Street cemetery. Cotton active in church work city politics business as a grocer since 1887 moved from Marshfield born 1868. Survived by wife Isabelle and son Paul. brother Tom Cotton and sister Mrs J L Henry. He held many local posts and belonged to several fraternal groups.
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Emmett H. Cotton
North
Congress Street
Athens
Daniel McGurk
First Methodist Church
F. M. Sweinhart
Union Street
Cotton
Marshfield
Warden
Parkersburg
Methodist Church
K. of P
Elks
Modern Woodmen of America
the Maccabees
The
Kiwanis
Merchants’ Retail Association
Athens Cemetery Asso‘ciation
Isabelle Cotton
Paul Cotton
Tom Cotton
Canistio
N. Y
J. L. Henry
Fire Drives Out Three Families in Youngstown Blaze
A three-alarm fire in Youngstown on November 30 destroyed one house and damaged two others, forcing three families from their homes. The blaze started in the home of Ivid Jones and spread rapidly, causing an estimated loss of 6600 dollars.
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Youngstown
Jamés
Ivid Jon¢s
Near Immigration May Ve Es Ee Ts Wee How Will
The fragmentary text provides limited readable items about immigration and a timeline in May. No clear events, names, or locations are established to form a full news card with definite facts.
Nations to discuss through service via Trans-Siberian
Moscow announces a December 7 conference with ten European and Asian nations to plan through service linking London Tokyo and a northern route via the Trans-Siberian railway. Delegations from France Germany Estonia Latvia Russia China and Japan will attend, with Japanese and Chinese groups about twenty members each. Several German delegates have already arrived as talks aim to connect London and Tokyo through a northern route in the Baltic region.
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Then
Asia
France
Germany
Esthenia
Latvia
Russia
China
Japan
London
Tokyo
Baltic States
Oe Lc
Matthews Lose Suit Over Ohio Road Assessments
Mart anna and Mortimer Matthews of Cincinnati Ohio lost a Supreme court suit to avoid benefit assessments for the Glendale and Milford road part of the inter county highway. The suit was dismissed. the Matthews lands do not abut the highway and they denied the benefit justifying the assessment.
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Washington
Mart‘anna and
Mortimer Matthews
Cincinnati
Ohio
Supreme Court
Glendale
Milford
Matthews
Quadroons Wife Wont Testify in Rhinelander Trial
White Plains New York November 30 The defense rested in the marriage annulment case brought by Leonard Kip Rhinelander after failing to call Alice Beatrice Jones the cast-off quadroon wife to testify The unexpected move caused a stir in the crowded courtroom as lawyers and reporters scrambled for phones and notes The defense then sought to question the clerk of special sessions court regarding evidence from Rhinelander chauffeur Ross Chichester who testified that Rhinelander knew Alice’s father was Black and he didn’t care.
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White Plains
Alice Beatrice Jones
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Leo Parsons Davis
Jane Rhinelander
Davis
Isaac O. Mille
Mills
Special Sec‘sions
Ross Chichester
Alice
Toledo asylum inmate identified as suspect William Molvan
A demented suspect who gave the name Robert August was identified as William Molvan today by Frank Gonersall, a former employer. Molvan, said to have admitted striking several women at night with an axe, lived alone in the woods near Toledo and had been discharged for peculiarities before being committed to the Toledo State hospital.
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Toledo
Robert August
William Molvan
Frank Gonersall
Molvan
Gonersall
Toledo State Hospital
Stormbound Southern Italy hit by cloudbursts and floods
Rome reports ongoing disruption from weekend cloudbursts and tidal waves across Southern Italy. Communications are down, delaying full details. Sicily and Calabria endure extensive property damage with relatively light loss of life expected.
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Rome
Italy
Sicily
Calabria
Pinchot Voices Confidence in Miner Settlement
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, mediator in the anthracite coal strike, today expressed the belief that the miners will accept the proposed settlement. He urged prompt acceptance to avert further disruption and restore normal industry.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Delaware Gazette Ends Long Family Run After 100 Years
The Delaware Gazette published today under W. D. Thompson third generation editor son of Henry C. Thompson pioneer publisher who died Sunday morning. The paper had been owned by the same family for almost a century.
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Delaware
Delaware Gazette
W. D. Thompson
Henry C. Thompson
Athens County School Levy Rates Rise Amid Bond Funding
In 1925 Athens county levies show Glouster and Jacksonville raising tax rates to fund a school building bond and related costs. Glouster increases to 27.70 mills with a 6.40 mill bond addition. county totals reflect state and local levies funding education, poor relief and other programs.
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Glouster
Jacksonvilla
Athens County
Jacksonville
Jack
Amesville Corporation
Ameyville Village
Mineral
Happy and Low School
Coolville
Athens Dan Levy Fou
Ibe Idren
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Tion
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Sharks
Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
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Emmett Hi. Cotton
Europe
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Athens School
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