Plea of Union Men Faces Nonunion Resistance
Logan operator says John Lewis call to nonunion miners for April strike will fail as Fayette miners quit unions to operate mines. Operators fought for separate contracts in Kanawha Fayette and Pittsburgh fields, while union pleas rely on Indianapolis HQ. Cabinet predicts a long coal strike lasting months with government staying aloof.
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Intington
W. Va
John Lewis
United Mine Worker
W. T. Thurmond
Logan-co Coal Operators’ Association
Thurmond
Fayetteco
Kanawata
Fayette
Pairmunt
Thurmer
Local suits and legal actions headline Northeast Ohio news
Newsettes Alice Brown sues George Selea in common pleas for 638 dollars over room rent at Arcade Hotel Alliance. She says 106 weeks occupancy and 848 value with 210 paid. Emmons & Emmons are her attorneys. A North Canton Sportsmen meeting features state fish and game officials with wildlife films. County Surveyor G L Sickafoose consults with state highway dept on summer road work. Verdict of 2500 awarded in Edith Emsley death case against Richard Best. Clara Lutz granted divorce from Adolph Lutz amid game of chance indictment. Julius D Innocenzo faces trial on assault with intent to rape in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown
Common Pleas Court
George Selea
Arcade
Alliance
Emmons & Emmons
Weather Outlook for Ohio Sees Unsettled Showers Tonight
Unsettled weather covers Ohio with possible rain tonight and Tuesday. Cooler air moves in after a warm spell, with temperatures dipping tonight and lower highs expected tomorrow.
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Ohio
Insane Woman Rescued From Pine Tree After 18 Hours
In Washington on March 27 Mrs Anna Lymboropolas aged 27 perched 60 feet up a tall pine for 18 hours amid threats to jump. Fire police and government asylum attendants rescued her. She wore only a nightgown and refused to come down, saying she liked it there. She is wife of a Polish laborer and had been a patient at the asylum for a year.
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Washington
Washington Fire Department
Police Department
Government Institution
Anna Lymboroplas
The
Annie
Mrs. Harding Secures Release for Three Young Prisoners
Washington March 27 Three boys aged 7 8 and 11 serving five year terms for alleged post office burglary in West Virginia are set for liberty through Mrs Warren G Harding's intervention. DOJ findings show police coercion and flimsy evidence led to their conviction and they will be returned to their parents with possible presidential pardon.
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Washington
West Virginia
Warren G. Harding
Department of Justice
National Reform School
Andy Bergola
Frank Bosko
Teddy Bosko
Weirton
Federal Court of
Baker
Wierton
Warren Martin
H. I.votan
Amicable Settlement Reached In Bill Poster Case
The Supreme Court today dismissed the government case against bill posters and distributors in the United States and Canada on motion by the government. The anti trust action alleging a conspiracy to restrain interstate and foreign commerce and trade in posters has been settled amicably between the government and the involved concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Associated Bill
United States
Canada
Textbooks Arrive for Naturalization Schools in Hocking Valley
Uncle Sam supplied textbooks for naturalization schools in seven mining towns of the Hocking valley. School teachers assist foreign born residents preparing for citizenship tests, with many applicants having failed recent courthouse exams due to gaps in fundamental government knowledge.
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Athens
Uncle Sam
Hocking Valley
Acme's New Method Promoted by Local Ads
The notice lists business and fraternal references including Romig Clay Product Uhrichsville cash offer of 200000 and B A Romig Co W Rosel. It mentions Stark Lodge No 513 C O F funeral for Brother B A Rohn 7 15 pm and a baby photo offer at Courtney's Studio with Baby's Savings at First Trust Savings Bank including a baby book.
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Stark Lodge
B. A. Rohn
Temple
W. H. Miller
N. G
J. M. Schlefly
Friends Give Dinner for Uncle Joe Cannon in Washington
March 27. Friends and associates of Uncle Joe Cannon hosted a dinner in Washington to honor his approaching retirement from Congress. President Harding's letter was read by Secretary Christian. Addresses were given by Secretary Weeks and Secretary Denby, with Joseph P. Tumulty, Rear Admiral Grayson, and many military officers present.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
Congress
Christian
Harding
Weeks
Denby
Joseph P. Tumulty
Grayson
Army
Navy
Joe
Watch plant furnace overheats starts wall fire
A pot used to temper watch springs at the Dueber Hampden Watch Co plant overheated at 9 35 Monday morning and set fire to the wall. The damage was small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueber-Hampden Watch Co
Annual Inspection Tuesday March 8 at 7 p.m
Dinner served at 6 p.m. Wilbur E. Hall com F Spanagel recorder Adv notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templar
Wilbur E. Hall
F. Spanagel
Demented woman kills children and herself in Connecticut
Grenwich, Conn March 27 Mrs Henry Parker 32 wife of a carpenter killed her three children Margaret 5 Johanna 8 and Henry 18 months in their home late last night then took her own life by slashing throats with a carving knife The mother is believed demented. Funeral services announced for Brother B A Johnston and notices of local sales and gatherings follow.
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Grenwich
Conn
Henry Parker
Margaret
Johanna
Henry
Revised figures show saving on Alliance Minerva road project
County commissioners reviewed revised estimates for the Alliance Minerva road project and find a potential saving of 46000 by postponing paving. Costs drop from 218000 in 1921 to 172000 for monolithic brick or 169000 for asphalt on concrete base. They favor tar or asphalt binder but may approve monolithic. Parisio may struggle to pay its share due to high tax rates and Minerva township bond concerns. Trustees of Paris will be consulted on finances before any action.
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Alliance-Minervard
Parisio
Minerva Village
Minerva
Paris
Room for Rent Ad Idea Promises Quick Let in Daily News
A notice urges homeowners to place a Room for Rent ad in The Daily News to quickly lease unused rooms. Call 3500 and ask for Classified for placement.
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Daily News
First Trust Bank Offers Baby's Savings Silver Bank
Photograph promotes opening an account with a specified amount to receive a silver plated Baby's Savings bank from The First Trust and Savings Bank advised for parents to start saving for their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Baby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Records Broken In M. E. Sunday Schools
Attendance records were shattered in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools as the contest’s daily cap shows. First M. E. WM. 969 led, followed by Due lravy M. 857, Simpson M. 163, Crystal Park M. EE. 309, Ep worth M. EE. 60, with a total of 2848.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools
First
M. WM
Duelravy
Simpson M. l
Crystal Park M
Epworth
Wheeling Faces Wave of Crime Across District
In Wheeling West Virginia a 36 hour crime wave saw gun fights burglaries and minor offenses. Twenty four offenders appeared before the municipal judge the highest count since prohibition. A Warwood gunfight involved John Delowiek and Mike Zemisky during which Zemisky fired but struck a watch. A Fairpoint peddler Mike Wrysek lay dead from four bullet wounds near his store in an apparent robbery. In Herrick Isidore Kesel was shot and in Warwood Dominick Mattana was found dead in bed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Warwood
John Delowiek
Mike Zemisky
Zemisky
Delowiek
Mike Wrysek
Fairpoint
Ohio
Herrick
Isidore Kesel
Dominick Mattana
Chamber hears technical talk on oxygen hydrogen use
Professor R B S Tour of the University of Cincinnati spoke at a Courtland luncheon detailing oxygen and hydrogen properties. He noted earth crust composition, oxygen’s role in combustion, water electrolysis, and the use of acetylene torches reaching 6300 degrees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Courtland
University of Cincinnati
Decorators Begin Auto Show Work in Canton Plant
Decorators started work in the Canton Motor Car company building for the Daily News automobile show opening next week. The setup includes world trip paintings, vine and floral booth dividers, column-marked aisles, floral touches, and special lighting. Radiophone concerts from Pittsburgh and Detroit will be heard nightly, with orchestras on both floors and a Monday opening band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Motor Car Company
Daily News
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Textile workers strike at Lawrence Massachusetts
About 10 000 textile operatives went on strike in Lawrence to protest a 20 percent wage cut. Arlington mills add 6 000 unemployed as strong picket lines form and police tighten security with no incidents reported yet.
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Lawrence
Mass
Arlington Mills
Jealousy blamed for engineer's murder in Columbus
In Columbus a house at 397 East Cherry Street was the scene of a fatal shooting. Lemanuel Bare, 55, an engineer, was found dead at the foot of a stairway with bullet wounds. His wife Mary Bare, 32, is in police custody after neighbors reported hearing gunshots.
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Columbus
Lemanuel Bare
East Cherry-st
Mary Bare
Hare
Bare
Bulleta
Continue Search For Plane Victims
Miami officials press on with a sea search for the missing victims of the seaplane Miss Miami wreck. The effort shifted northward as seamen say gulf stream currents likely carried the bodies well to the north. A converted submarine chaser joined the hunt about 150 miles north of Miami, where pilot Robert Moore was rescued by the steamship William Grenne.
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Miami
Fla
August Rule
Lawrence Smith
Kansas City
J. S. Dickson
Memphis
Robert Moore
William Grenne
Freight wreck near Royse City claims three lives
A freight train wreck near Royse City Texas killed three men and seriously injured a fourth today. The deceased are Elvin Hill of Dennison Texas Rey Conett and Bruce Frasier of Peoria Illinois.
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Royse City
Texas
Elvin
Hill
Dennison
Rey Conett
Bruce Frasier
Peoria
Illinois
Belfast Faces Week End Bloodshed With Eleven Dead
Belfast reports eleven deaths as Sinn Fein and Orangemen clash in the Ulster border area. Soldiers and police search homes for arms, uncovering a bomb arsenal. The government ponders a London peace parley as violence, fires, and looting continue.
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Ulster
Belfast
Caldon
Tyronne
East End
Irish Republican Army
Clones
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Sinn
Lloyd George Seeks to Pacify Ireland and Avert Civil War
Premier Lloyd George returned to London to counsel peace in Ireland amid fears of civil war between Ulster and the Irish Free State. He planned talks with King George on the crisis and broader Irish policy, with results to follow.
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London
Lloyd George
Ireland
Ulster
Irish Free State
King George
Landlord Must Pay For Death Of Child
In New York a landmark verdict awarded James F. D. Cochenour $2,500 damages for the death of his four month old son William due to a lack of heat. The jury found Geo H. Jackson, owner of the apartment, liable after testimony that the furnace could not be lit and the cellar had no coal.
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New York
James F. D. Cochenour
William
Justice Cropsey
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Geo. H. Jackson
Cochenour
Masonic Lodge to Convene Special Communication
Canton Lodge will hold a special communication Monday evening March 27 at 6 30 with the F C Degree to be conferred. Chas R Kumpf W M and Norris Secy Adv announce details.
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Stark Lodge I. O. O. F
B. A. Jtohn
Woodlandav NW
Temple
W. M. Miller
Noble Grand
Adv
Canton Lodge
F. C
Chas. R. Kumpf
W.M
Norris
Secy
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Logan
Wen
Fayette Miners
International
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Aabinet
Canston
North Canton
State Fish and Po. Department
G. L. Sickafoose
State Highway Department
Edith Emsley
Ralph Emsley
Richard Best
Meyers Lake
Best
Clara Lutz
Adolph Lutz
Luitz
Julius D'Innocenzo
Krichbaum
Daniel Webster
Avers Hitchcock
White House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lodge
State Department
Japan
Pacific
Hughes
Mrs. Harding
Attorney General's Department
Bill Poster
Romig Clay Product Company
Uhrichsville
B. A. Romig, Co
W. Rosel
Acme
Joe’ Cannon
Dueber
Canton Commandery No
K. T
Bell
Buchler
Porter House
Lily Lodge K
Alliance-Minerva
M. E
Wreck
Sir James Craig
Churchill
Mister
Ste James Craig
Sinn Fethors
Orangemen
Loyd George
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