Rate Dispute Over Ohio Coal Rates Reaches ICC Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission may probe intra state coal rates from Ohio fields to Northern Ohio. Western Pennsylvania operators protest 29 cent reductions by Pittsburgh & West Virginia Rail Road and contend interstate rates are 39 cents higher, risking Western Pennsylvania coal business as Ohio consumers may accept higher PA coal prices.
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Washington
U.R
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania Traffic Bureau
Pitsburgh-Connellsville
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Traffic Bureau
Commission
Western Pennsylvania
Christian Church District Meeting At Athens
More than 300 members and officials of the Christian Church attended a district meeting at the Athens Church Tuesday morning. The conference theme is Christian Folks and Forces at Work with a Youth Dinner at 6:30 pm and talks on Christian Youth of Ohio and Youth's Place in the Religious World.
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The
Christian Church
Athens Church
Raymond F. McLain
McLain
Christian Youth of
Ohio
Paul J. Keckley
City Churches Said Failing in Urban Change
Dr Niles Carpenter of the University of Buffalo warned at Kenyon College that city churches face financial and spiritual decline unless they adapt to new urban conditions. He argued cities are not less religious and revivals often begin there, calling on the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio to make religion indispensable to individuals and society.
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Gambier, CO
U.R
Kenyon College
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
Niles Carpenter
University of Buffalo
Carter
Arch
Highlights From the Classifieds of Today
An 8 room house with bath and furnace on Grosvenor Street can be rented for 25 dollars per month. An electric radio table model may be purchased for 20 dollars. Sweet cider is available in Albany Ohio. Auto tops can be repaired now with expert service under classification 18.
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Grosvenor Street
Albany
Ohio
Squeeze Play Aims to Boost Farmers Buying Power
At a Cleveland meeting under the Dairymen's Co operative Sales Association executives urge 1500 Northern Ohio dairymen to act to raise farmers share of milk and cream proceeds. P S Brenneman of Jefferson says the event seeks to curb middleman squeezes rather than set prices.
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Cleveland
Dairymen’s Co-operative Sales Association
Gandhi Begins Hunger Strike in Yeranda Prison
In Bombay on September 20, Mahatma Gandhi, described as a frail 4 pound man in a loin cloth, started a hunger strike unto death to protest British edicts. He was freed just before the fast and remained in Yeranda Prison, seen by millions as a saintly figure. He indicated only a withdrawal of separate electorates could end the strike.
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Bombay
U.P
M. K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Yeranda
Mrs. Garner Nearing Death as Son John N Garner Stays
In Detroit Texas on September 20 Mrs. Sarah Jane Garner 81 weakening steadily as doctors warn death could come at any time. Her son John Nance Garner Democratic vice presidential candidate remains at her bedside at the family home.
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Detroit
Texas
Sarah Jane Garner
John Nance Garner
Feud Violence Prompts Kentucky Governor's Militia Concern
In Frankfort, Kentucky, Governor Ruby Laffoon faced a spate of feuds and cop killings centered in Manchester. Widow Mrs. Frank H. Baker testified to seven deaths and multiple injuries in three days as ambush shootings erupted at the courthouse. Troops were sent, but a general said troops would not stop an ambush as militiamen stayed to guard the grand jury and investigation.
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Frankfort
U.P
Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
Frank H.baker
Commonwealth Attorney of
Manchester
Baker
John Brockman
Brockman
Lottery Probe Opens Davis Is Defendant
New York September 20 United Press. Assistant U S Attorney Louis Meade Treadwell opened the case accusing Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania of profiting about 173000 dollars from lotteries in which he participated. Davis denied any personal profit and said funds were for legitimate Moose affairs.
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New York
U.P
Louis Meade Treadwell
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Treadwell
Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Disturbing Religious Meeting Arraignments in Athens County
Clarence Mourn and Boob Pierce of Hamley Run arraigned before Magistrate C. H. Porter on charges of disturbing a Hocking Sunday meeting. They pled not guilty and were bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court with $200 bond each. Constable Frank White arrested them. Walter Duncan of Athens paid two fines in Porter court for possession of intoxicating liquor and intoxication, totaling $110 plus costs. Dallas Glass and Ernest Smith of Chauncey pled not guilty to assault and battery, bound over to Athens with $300 bond each. they are alleged to have attacked Roberta Bil and Virgil Hamilton on Sunday.
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Clarence Mourn
Boob
Pierce
Hamley Run
C. H. Porter
Hocking
Robert Zimmerman
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Frank White
Walter Duncan
Athens
Porter
Ohio National Guard
Muilsfield
Dallas Glass
Ernest Smith
Chauncey
RobertaBil
Virgil Hamilton
Ohio Officials Seek Immediate RF C Loan for Relief
A twelve member Ohio delegation urged the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to provide an immediate loan to fund relief efforts statewide and especially in Cleveland, signaling urgent needs across the state.
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Washington
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporaton
Cleveland
Ingalls to speak in Gallipolis Saturday afternoon
David B. Ingalls Republican candidate for Ohio governor will speak in Gallipolis City Park Saturday at 4 PM after arriving by airplane around noon and visiting Middleport for a 2 PM address. If weather fails, the speech moves to the Courthouse with special music planned.
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Gallipolis
David
Ingalls
Cleveland
Ohio
aGllipolis
Fred Milliser
aGllia County
Republican Executive Committee
Middleport
Last Chapter in Life Drama of Actress Peg Entwhistle
Hollywood mourns Lillian Entwhistle known as Peg Entwhistle who chose death over failure. funeral plans proceed as relatives recount a career rise at 17 with a Boston company and a string of stage roles followed by Hollywood setbacks including a canceled RKO project and an unreleased film. She leaped from the Hollywoodland sign Friday night.
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Hollywood
U.P
Lillian
Peg
New York Theater Guild
Charles H. Enthwistle
Boston
RKO
Hollywoodland
Young Boy Killed in Textile Strike Mob Siege
State troopers restored order in South River New Jersey after a textile strike riot left 11 year old Walter Rozek dead and four others wounded. Brickbats stones and missiles struck as mill guards clashed with strike sympathizers outside the plant. The crowd swelled to about 3000 as violence escalated late yesterday.
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South River
N. J
U.P
Atander
Walter Rozek
Mrs. Tribe Seeks Home on Palmer Street Ad Draws Interest
Mrs. H. M. Tribe of R. D. &, placed a two day classified ad in The Messenger seeking a Palmer Street home. The listing for a 20 plus room modern house with furnace hardwood garage basement soft water rented quickly to home seekers.
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H. M. Tribe
R. D
Palmer Street
Racketeering Mentioned as Costly to Chicago and Elsewhere
Washington report on the National Conference on Government notes racketeering permeates American business life driving up prices in large cities. Gordon L Hostetter cites Chicago costs at 165 million dollars yearly as a burden on citizens. The discussion emphasizes public service over private profit and mentions new vice president Samuel Seabury.
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Washington
U.R
National Conference On Government
Gordon L. Hostetter
Employers’ Association of Chicago
Chicago
Busi
Samele
Seabury
New York
Walker
Strike Center In Control of State Troops
In Taylorville Illinois on September 20 120 National Guardsmen were stationed by order of Gov Emmerson to prevent large gatherings amid coal mine labor unrest. A 3000 miner group crossed county lines to Mannera Park where troops intervened. Authorities feared a wider eruption after a bombing and the wage dispute centered on a 610 daily rate versus an 85 daily offer.
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Taylorville
Til
Minera
Aseross
Sangamon
Mannera Park
National Guard
Lot. Emmeraon
Atrife
Lilinota Mines
Northwest Is Visited Today
On the Roosevelt campaign special en route to Seattle Governor Franklin D Roosevelt visited the Pacific Northwest to promote national economic recovery. A four hour delay near Missoula due to a wreck delayed the train as it passed through Idaho and Washington after an address to a 20 000 strong audience at Butte promising a conference to regulate silver and mine product prices.
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Seattle
Wash
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
Missoula
Mont
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Washington
Roosevelt
Butte, Moent
Parole Board Releases 56 Inmates from Ohio Prisons
The Ohio Board of Parole authorized parole or conditional release for 56 inmates from Mary ayville Reformatory for Women and the Ohio Penitentiary. Among 46 from the Ohio Penitentiary is Ray Mc Laughlin of Athens County for assault with intent to kill with an October 10 dates.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Parole Today
Maryayille Reformatory For Women
Ohio Penitentiary
Ray Mc.Laughlin
Athens County
Cemetery Lot Back Alimony Payment Debate
In Chicago in September a court wrestled with paying back alimony when Roy W. Swaneen offered a cemetery lot as part payment. Judge Joseph Sabath heard Swaneen’s attorney state the buyer must use the lot within days, but the condition was disputed and the case was continued.
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Swaneen
Buperior
Joseph Sabath
Ph Onty
Swanson
Orbiston Man Tries Death by Own Action Second Time
Nelsonville Sept 20. George Holiday six of Orbiston attempted suicide for the second time in two weeks. He slashed his throat with a butcher knife severing windpipe and several blood vessels but not the jugular. Found by Mrs Pack Cook he was taken to Cherrington Hospital, Logan, in serious condition. Weathered by hardship, he sought release as a depressed miner.
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Nelsonville
George Holiday
Orbiston
Orblaton
Mra
Mra. Cook
A. K. Walker
Buechtel
Holliday
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Overcrowding Highlighted at Cincinnati State Hospital
Cincinnati, Sept 20. Superintendent E A Baber said Edward Bauer, 15, was badly hurt when kicked by patient Stanley Batts, 14, at the State Hospital for the Insane. The institution houses 20 patients with accommodations for 170. Darrell Ornes noted overcrowding at all state institutions after three patients died from anesthetic overdose.
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Cincinnati
U.P
E. A. Baber
State Hospital For Insane
Edward Bauer
Stanley Batts
Baber
Darrell Ornes
Seaplane Crash Kills Three Fliers at Quinteros Base
Three naval airmen died when a seaplane plunged into the sea off Quinteros Air Base near Santiago Chile. The accident occurred today near the naval facility. Police and military officials began investigations into the cause.
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Santiago
Chile
Quinteros
Haitian Legislature Rejects U S Haitian Treaty
State Department officials were surprised by the Haitian legislature’s quick rejection of the treaty with the United States aimed at ending American marine occupation by 1935.
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Washington
State Department
Roosevelt bait and political jabs from Beverly Hills letter
A reader letters from Beverly Hills quotes Josephus Daniels praising Roosevelt and criticizes Curley and Hoover. The missive notes foggy California weather, mentions Amon Carter, and jokes about vitamin A from a carrot. The author signs as WILL.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Josephus Daniels
Roosevelt
Joe
Curley
Boston
Amon Carter
Texas
California
Hoover
Will
Hundreds of Hocking coal mines resume loading work
In Nelsonville on September 20, 2012, a Stats Special reports 2014 men employed in the Hocking District collieries, up about 400 from Monday. Fifteen mines are loading coal with two more starting cleanup. plans include adjudication of employment under a peace provision and troop movements returning to their posts.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Dotn
Sheller
George White
Pirot fatality at Athens County Mine No 2
Anthony Veney aged 24 of Kerrs Run near Pom eroy was killed instantly in a fall of slate at Mine No 2 Manhattan Coal Company after work resumed. Ted Laudermilk aged 22 of Mason City W Va sustained a hip injury and bruises. Coroner L F Jones to hold inquest.
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Chauncey
Pirot
Athens County
Manhattan Coal Company
Anthony Veney
Kerrs Run
Pomeroy
Alate
Ted Laudermilk
Mason City
W. Va
Veney
Dover Man Kills Three at Local Plant Before Suicide
Hare vey Harper, 4, shot three Dover Manufacturing Company employees in Dover today then turned the gun on himself. Homer Kilne, 32, and Harper are near death, while Charles Maurer, 45, and Earl Rausch, 40, are less seriously wounded. Police say Harper had been charged with attempting to poison Kline after failing to obtain work and released on $2,000 bond.
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DOVER
Harevey Harper
Dover Manufacturing Company
Harper
Homer Kilne
Union Hospital
Charles BE. Maurer
Earl Rausch
Kline
Egan Drops Fight and Faces Prison Sentence
Frank J. Egan, once a policeman and public defender in San Francisco, relinquishes appeals after a Superior Court jury sentenced him to life for the murder of his client Mrs Jeasie Scott Hughes. He plans to enter San Quentin within a week.
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San Francisco
Frank J. Egan
Publica Defender
Superior Court
Mra
Jeasie Scott Hughes
Egan
San Quentin
First Steel Produced At Kusnetsk In Siberia
Moscow reports a first steel production at Kusnetsk, Siberia, where the Soviets plan to build the world’s largest steel mine on what was a barren steppe in 1980. The press and nation acclaim the milestone today.
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Moscow
Kusnetsk
Siberia
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