Operators and Union Clash Over Strike Fallout in Panhandle
Panhandle mining districts face protest as unions prepare to dissolve injunctions. State officials report minimal work stoppages despite Thursday strike. Union leaders travel to Columbus to push for lifting federal injunctions while miners in Hancock and Brooke counties rally and call for a base meeting in three states. Production figures show non-union output outpacing union steam in Fairmont area amid ongoing closures and reorganizing efforts.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
J. C. McKinley
Sperstats
Panhandle
Frank Ledvinka
Ghia
Short Creek
Brooke County
Colliers
Hanrock
Thaler
Lee Hall
Ohio Winers
Frank Ledrinks
Eastern Ohio Organizaton
Columbus
Hw Union Claims
Wainal Anythoyg
Nimaclf
Teikers
Dhainoounties
Legality Debate Looms Over Gasoline Tax in Ohio
In Columbus April 18, immediate gasoline tax increases are set to take effect as Governor Donahoe veto override stands. Attorney General Crabb expected to advise the state tax commission that the law is in force, with motor clubs planning to challenge its constitutionality and seek court rulings on tax legality and potential referenda.
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Columbus
Ohlo
Apri
Donahes
Crabb
State
Ax Commission
Tate
E. Cross
Senate
Reckers Shut Down by Police as Wrecking Crew Destroys Homes
Cincinnati police report four men hired by a wrecking crew removed walls and fixtures from two vacant houses on Garfield Place. Workers claimed to be sent by a seeking company to another address. Total damage estimated at about 2200 dollars, with two weeks to repair.
Budget Bill Faces Minor Cost Shifts for State
Goodyear executive Witmer is expected to be named chairman of the new budget committee. The Dodge Motor Company purchasers form an appropriations aggregate of 5,000,000, excluding capitol and building provisions. The measure will be presented to the Legislature Monday.
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Bo. Witmer
Goodyear Vee Ang Rubberta
Chiiman
Dodge Motor Company
Shrine Initiates 127 Candidates at Mecca Ceremony
A large ceremonial session at the Teni Kodern Temple Shrine in Charleston initiates 127 candidates from southern West Virginia into the order amid a speech by Clifford Ireland about Shrine work. He noted millions spent on rehabilitating disabled children through hospitals across North America and praised the improved mission beyond social fellowship.
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Pratt
Pratt, Potentate Kedem Temple
Clase
Robert P. Vaurhn
Dehua
W. Va
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Garey
Vas
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Charlestes
OM. Eberly
Sharleston
LL. Garvin
Cunard
Malan
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Haven
Fayetteville
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Hartwell
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Toni
Je Jordan
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Nitro
A Wade
Marlinton
A. Bulley
Charlowton
W.O. Brandyhaw
Kingston
H. Baladon
Logan
Jacob Livingston
A. I Smith
Gylden
Swat
Tunte Ineton
FD. Skinner
Princeton
W. Mo MebLean
Vivian
Beattie
Muntington
Woom Datteld
Huntington
Vipwhes
Luntinetan
F. J. Hoskin
Chartentin
Summene Hantington
Charteston
A. F. Man
Gverty
Judie
J. Ktenstey
Manen
Marfrance
Dodd
Charleston
Edigient
Douglan
Mouth
T. Beard
Charlraton
Woods
Glen Morn JM
Woodfoe
J.-P. Lulag
Duntar
Denohwa
Hartington
Richmond
Lewiswure
Withebell
Spruce
Death Result of Wage Quarrel in East St Locs
April 4 in East St Locs a wage quarrel ended in a fatal shooting. Christopher Calumbus Gwaltney, a plumber, killed Peter Totsech and patrolman David A. Mohler after confronting the man’s employer, with Sergeant George Burns listed among involved. A disputed week’s pay sparked the violence and the crowd dispersed as investigators began the case.
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East ST. Locts
Christopher Calumbus Gwaltney
Peter Totsech
Nessagent
X Plumbers’ Union
Cawaitney
Totsch
Patralman
David A. Mohler
le Dieter
George Burns
Session extends as legislature weighs budget items
Clyde HW reports extended session consideration of the budget and revenue measures. The article notes debate over amendments to the constitution and the need for potential new revenue before any appropriation. Lawmakers examine transfers and the scope of anticipated state expenditures.
Logan County Indictments Surface in Federal Case
Indictments were returned by Logan County authorities and the U S District Court against Jude Babe ert Band of the Logan circuit for drug related offenses. Tandy Muchent and others face charges tied to illegal activities involving alcohol and narcotics. Trial dates set for upcoming sessions as defendants await pleas and potential appeals.
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Constavy
Jude Babeert
Logan Ciicuit
Don Chain
Attrorney
Lewan Courty
Don Chafla
Fern
Sherif
Thane
Neethcott Wan
Tandy
Drv
Naren
Cort
Euler
Tegan County
Don Ahatin
Aner
Dude
Hatfield
Husk
Abe Tadauian
Ramaiua
Indore
Ted Tewari
Dawes renews attack upon Senate rules in Boston speech
An ancient New England themed celebration in Boston marks the 140th anniversary of Lexington and Concord as Dawes reprises his attack on Senate rules. He hails the region as a beacon for future generations and calls for constitutional reform amid heated remarks and references to Butler and other politicians.
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Tistas
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Ain
New England Charactor
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Young
Doremti
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Buwag
Vleq
Butler
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Gerief
Leon ix
Mark
Bernard
William
Ani Roy
Senate Battlers
Copeland Urges United Party Unity at Jefferson Dinner
The Associated Press reports New York Senator Hayat S. Copeland of New York urged unity in the United Democratic movement at the Jefferson Day dinner. He argued for solidarity within the party to fight federal power expansion and protect constitutional freedoms, warning against internal strife and external influence.
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Washington
Associated
United Democrat
Hayat S. Copeland
Ommedore
United Fema
Ratte Partes
Jefferson
Jenny
Lomentte
Foreien
China Company Seeks Receiver In Wheeling Case
In Wheeling on April 22, stock holders of the Melos Chi vaMpans, owner of a billion dollar plant, asked the circuit court for appointment of a receiver to take charge of the company’s affairs Henry C. and Jett H. Phipps of Pittsburgh were named as outside stockholders. Also reported from New York on April 15 that the 128 Olemplud may be heir to America beenage Tolland and financing woes were noted by Henry H. Sherfrit of New York, member of the International Olympic Association.
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Wheeling
Vahl
Wits
Mhio Courts
Melos Chi vaMpans
Werland
Henry C
Jett H. Phipps
Phipps Tamit
Pittsburey
Uckholders
Lisbon awakened by minor revolt
A revolutionary mood stirred Lisbon as small insurrection sparks appeared at the Pavc de télonde. Officials reported unknown origin activity in central city streets, with government taking precautions as the event spread to some areas and possibly the provinces.
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Associated Presse Dislon
Vaertigal
Pavc de Télonde
Adventia de Lihurdade
Feyiinth Avitin Meta
No Poison Found On Olson Body In Inquest
Tests disclosed no poison in the body of Dr Oscar Olson exhumed in the McClintock case. Mercury traces appeared in two bodies but attributed to embalming and medicine. Coroner W J McNall reported medical reasons for findings while exhumations continued amid indictments and inquiries into the McClintock death and related events.
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W. J) McNall
Dentst
Oscar’ Olson
Wollam
Metfintuck
Oscar Wolff
der. Olson
Young McClintock
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Ludger Harry Olsen
Dr. Qian
Mrs
Nelson McClintock
Young
Se McMlty
Jude Olson
Shepherd
Judes Olsen
Conmar Walt
McCintocks
Robert E. Crowe
Crews
Dr. Olsen
Willan McClintock
Siva
Kr. Olson
Woman Charged In Mass Poisoning Case In Nebraska
AT PAUL Neb April 18 192? Emmanuel Sorenson 28 wife of section foreman is charged with poisoning eight people including three children and her husband and mother in law. County Attorney Dubrey says she is mentally unfit and will be confined to a state insane hospital with no prosecution. The investigation followed reports of convulsions after cookies at the Irwin Knott home. Other victims named include Delores Sorenson and Annie Waldman.
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Neb
Emmanuel Sorenson
Dubrey
St. Paul
Howard County
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Wadbike
Bra
Sorenaun
Bre
Sorenson
Dobe Foy
Wowen
Irwin Knott
Dasnborg
Borrison
Polson
Mre
Dabrey
Bust
Lincoln
Alleniut
Isobel
Charles
Walter
August A. Bremer
Gavin
Gavit
Hall
South
Gevit
Gary
Mae Cunningham
Kemp
Mie
Wagnerian Opera Leads All Others
New York April 8 Richard Wagner dominates the Metropolitan Opera season with 178 performances at the Metropolitan Opera House and 47 elsewhere. Nine Wagner operas appeared in the season, including a revival of Die Meistersinger. Verdi, Strauss, and Weber also featured, totaling 44 performances across the German program.
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Richard Weather Agin
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Maetz
Tratlins
Canrtanner Wat
Barge Derelict Haunts Channel Near Worlamouth
A derelict barge obstructs the Huntington river channel near Worlamouth causing delay to river traffic. A government derrick was moved to clear the obstruction with a removal planned from the scene. Local officials report the incident occurred April 18 1924 and involve the Puntlington district supervisor.
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Wbava Cuav
Worlamouth
Nesl Barks
Ehp Ieee
Burma Tate
Dlory
Wheeler Case Gets Under Way In Senate Inquiry
In Palle Montana on April 13, the Wheeler indictment probe opened as witness H C Glosser testified before the Senate committee led by Thomas Walsh. Glosser recalled meetings involving Senator Burton Wheeler, oilman Gordon Campbell, and others, with letters and telegrams introduced as exhibits.
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Mont
Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
H. Ch. Glosser
Thomas J. Walsh
Cnamel
Wheeler
Department of the Interior
Glasser
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Department of the Inters
Campbell Bi
Ghent Falls
Campbell
Hhet
Earl Megowan
Rhea
Tiloaser
Lester
Lette
L. V. Beau- Mew
Senate Investigating Committee
Cammbell
Hiroe
Campbell Fm
Interior Department
Burana
Povei
Yen
Wish
Mineola
Wthea
Withoge
Thereme
Blair Cuan
Bomb plot in Sofia investigated with arrests named
Sofia police probe centers on a cathedral bombing with Beadle Peter Entforski arrested and confessing complicity. Names Kosta Yankoff and Ninkoff cited as principal and second in command, Ninkoff alleged to planted the explosive under the roof. pupils not involved. Investigators pursue the two as leaders of the Sofia Communist executive.
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Patis
Satta
Peter Entforski
Beadle
Svea Kral
Kosta Yankoff
Ninkotf
Engineer Corps
Ninkoff
Yankoff
Ninkafe
Sofia
Ethel McCormick Hurt in Parts Crash
Ethel Mee Cormick of San Francisco was injured in an automobile collision near Rambouillet. She was brought to Paris with slight injuries. The taxi driver attempted to avoid a colder vehicle with four other occupants also injured. Departure of the Velocipede airship Lag Annevies To Body was postponed until Monday morning due to weather.
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Ig Wheels Ima
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Ogle
Wheeline
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Ea. Thales
Pyernoe
de Meihernte
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Moore
Muddiebourne
iBy
Associated Press
Paris
Ethel Mee Cormick
San Francisco
Rambouillettades
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