Union Officers Prepare Fight On Court Order
Three officers of the United Mine Workers face arrest and a new injunction case as federal authorities act on a restraining order against union activities near Colliers West Virginia. Seventeen miners are cited for contempt for violating the injunction, with arrests in Wellsburg and Wheeling and a pending April 28 hearing before Judge Baker.
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West Viteiia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Hey
West Vir- Binla-Duisburen
Frank Ledvinkas
William Rox
Panhandle
Belaire
Uplu
Wheeling
Wellsburg
Brake County
United States
Marabal
Charles XK. Welch
William H Ruker
Elkins
Louis Buchwald
West Virginia
Bere
A. G. Dayton
Baker
Tony
Robert Cotrod
Pearl Basle
Brouche
Gaker
Federal District Cour
Gore Outlines Taxation Views in State Address
Governor Gore spoke on taxation policy, advocating taxing profits for certain mature industries rather than sales. The stance, echoed after his joint session address, aligns with elements of the Hogg Brewster revenue plan. Officials hinted the approach targets manufacturing and trading sectors.
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Gore
Leiterature
Home Success
Dependa Jun Rapid Reyer
Hogg-Brewster
Nnance Coni Fiera
Kislature
Gevner
Neral
Slayings in Bulgar Riots Reported in Belgrade
Jugo Slavia reports that three Labour members of the British Parliament arriving in Sofia assert that several hundred men were killed without trial after a cathedral explosion. They claim the victims were executed on the mere presumption of guilt following the blast.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Sofiz
Collins' Body Freed From Living Tomb in Land Cave
The body of Collins, an explorer, is recovered after being trapped in a land cave for days. Rescue teams, including two divers, faced a deadly rock collapse that weighed on his legs. He was released at six o'clock and prepared for surface lifting. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Collins
Land Cave
Cave City
Phe Collins
Huter
Prise Sud
Tye
Geraned
Siana
Hanerd
Jin
Thers
Tom Smith
Chretien
Fay Willan
Couele
Jouryat
Wien
Wes
Hunt
Iftd
Urheinal
Cincy Cops Sentenced to Prison Terms in Prohibition Case
Cincinnati April 22 A group of municipal policemen and city dry agents pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the national prohibition law and were sentenced to prison terms. Judge Smith Hickenlooper imposed the penalties as federal authorities wage a crackdown on graft in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Families of defendants filled the courtroom as officers and attorneys argued mercy and protection payments.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Village
Ville
United States District Court
Smith Hickeniooper Broughe
United States
Chicinnatti Wen
Federal
Famous resort destroyed by fire on Short Line Road
Salt Lake City March 2 The famous resort on the shore of the Great Salt Lake two miles west of here was destroyed by a fire today with damage estimated at upward of 800000. The flames were fanned by a 23 mile wind and spread rapidly. The bath house Meer, built in 1890 by the Mormon church, was entirely destroyed and portions of the conc cushions. The bathing section, however, was saved. The resort was being prepared for the summer season. Directors of the Salt Air company to consider reconstruction of the structure.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Here
Meermoan
Salt Air Company
Passengers divided on fate of Raifuku Maru crew
Reported sightings of Japanese crewmen swimming or swept toward lifeboats sparked debate among passengers aboard the Homeric as to whether any of the 88 Raifuku Maru crew members survived the sinking. Authorities said every effort was made but seas were too rough to launch lifeboats.
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Homeric
York
White Star
Ner Aameria
Yin
Anda
Whey
Tuaet
Cuttin Roberts
Lidle
Esterday
MuUnice
Chest Fund Drive Urged By Hillcrest Scouts Supporters
A plea was voiced to start a chest fund drive stressing the role of Hillcrest and local scouts. Leaders named include W. A. McCorkle C. C. Dickinson W. E. Clark George W. Laid ley and Harry Silverstein as organizers.
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W. A. McCorkle
C. C. Dickinson
W. E. Clark
George W. Laidley
Harry Silverstein
Wheeler Tells Jurors of All Oil Land Deals
Defense of Senator calls new witnesses and suggests case may recess pending arrival from the East. Narration covers Wheeler’s testimony about oil land deals, alleged references to distant figures, and the defense strategy to question the prosecution's evidence and timeline.
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Wheeler
County measures pass legislature in Kanawha area
Fragmented report shows county measures approved in the legislature with votes on referendums. Delegates Mathews and Paolo lead the bills funding bridge construction across the Kanawha River and county road improvements. Several names and entitites appear tangled in OCR garble but indicate passage and sponsor support.
It Sounds Better to Tell Your Own Story
The piece notes how the Jones boy would grab his marbles and go home when losing a game and compares it to Charleston's evening newspaper dropping from Audit Bureau of Circulations membership after audits showing 754 and 703 copies deducted from eve ning and Sunday circulations. The Gazette remains the only Charleston paper audited by the ABC.
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Emember
Jones Boy
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Charleston
Our City
the Gazette
Budget Work Progress Report In House Committee
Agreement before one o'clock today in House Committee on Taxation and Finance. Paring of budget to meet revenues as available. Will work on problems this morning and present findings to delegates at the session this afternoon.
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House Committee On Taxation and Finance
B.G. Stuher
Kodak
Scontiany
Rochester
N.Y
Bastisan
Orme Ehairnuli
Corti
Legality Question Raised Over Kodak Budget Plan
Reporting on a heated debate about the legality of extending a legislative session to approve Kodak budget measures. References to Rochester officials, the budget committee, and discussions about constitutional limits, with calls for action by the House and Senate and Governor.
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House
Senate
Governor
House of Dei Gee
Henin
Wrdas
House of Delygatea
Vase Eigi
Boxing Bill Vetoed by Governor Gore in Boxing Control Debate
Governor Gore vetoed the boxing bill after opposition from many in the legislature and the American Legion. The measure would create a state athletic commission to regulate boxing and wrestling, oversee 12 round matches, and establish near-vision hours. The vote to override failed 21 to 22, with debate referencing a federal judge's grand jury statement and calls for civic restraint.
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Gore
House
George Me
Glave
Grand Jury
United States District Court
Delagate Cogar
American Legion
Melchile Street
Rovernor
Aethin
Atte Athletic
Plan for New Trunk Railway System Proposed
New York April 2 tentative plan outlines a six trunk line railway network around Delaware and Hudson areas. Proposed groupings include Lehigh Valley Lackawanna and lines serving Pittsburgh area with abutting regional railways.
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New York
Delaware
Hudson
de Loree
Big Feur
Loree
Lehigh
Everil
Sopidler
Fieladine
Michigan
Ainvlor Mits
Pitushareh
Abtladelphis
Treading
Jersey Sentral
New England
Letugh
Ffudsen
Warner Brothers Buy Vitagraph in major film deal
Warner Brothers announce purchase of Vitagraph, forming a large international film company. Termed a historic move in motion picture production, the acquisition brings together two leading studios and expands Warner Brothers operations in New York City and other regions.
Los Angeles Returns to Hangar After Transatlantic Run
The Los Angeles signals it will remain at Lakehurst due to weather and transmission. Patoka reports the carrier lying countercurrent with Patoka’s mast in a northwest wind. The navy dispatch notes a likely sunset and weakening winds before a possible westward plan.
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Los Angeles
Navy
Hatilton
Bernady
Sidehurst Beftere Tormorrow
Manito
Lakehors
Patoka
Ulichr
Lakehurst
Labor Negotiations In Country Aired Before Session of Publishers
Publisher labor talks aired ahead of a session as unions plan actions. President Thomason stated contract negotiations are controlled by the board of directors and association members. Meetings will be held bi monthly under the new enrollment provisions, with ratification still pending.
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Diivention
Board of
Batorn
Association
Thomason
Grouns Werfares
Fyn
Herold Seeks Inquiry Over State Fund Irregularities
In a Senate communication introduced by Senator A C G Herold of Braxton county, charges claim state funds were deposited in private accounts by heads of departments, causing financial losses. Opponents say the move may curb inquiry while Herold presses for a judiciary investigation and a commission.
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State Senate
A C G. Herold
Braxton County
Mero Sala Othe
State Trementar
Johnson
Senate
Herald
Judiciary Committee
Horgid
Senata
Koeelvek
Herold
OM Pansen Senate
Tehnson
Wright Hague
Informa m
Indie Vidunin’sre
Damages Sought in Ford Publishing Suit
April 22 United States district court hears a $1.9 million damages claim against Henry Ford and the Ford publishing company. Plaintiff Aaron Sapire, attorney linked to farming cooperatives, alleges Ford articles harmed his fees and reputation and that a broader conspiracy suppressed farmer interests. The suit cites Sapire's 25 years in agricultural marketing groups and seeks relief for alleged deception of farmers.
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Mhes
Suited
United States District Court
Henry Fora
Tearborn Publshing Company
Aqron Sapire
Wiese Night
Sepheg
Cain
Bei Danté
Said
Children Slayer Held for Murder in Ashland
Ashland, Ky. April 23. Mrs Emma Sloan confessed murdering her two children and was placed in Boyd county Jail in Callettshire on a warrant charging first degree murder issued by Judge Bo Kennedy. Commonwealth Justice Watt Prichard said the case would be before a grand jury meeting Monday, and that evidence of mental derangement would not require a sanity examination before that time.
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Ashland
Emma Sloan
Boyd County
Callettshire
Potria
I Bo Kennedy
Watt Prichard
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GW. Savane
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Miners’ Union
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