Southern Ohio coal operators reject wage conference invitation
Southern Ohio coal operators refuse to join a four state and United Mineworkers conference to set a wage scale and working conditions. They cite local conditions and demand discussions exclude interstate check off and stress meeting miners in their district only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John Nolan
House of Representatives
United Mineworkers of America
Southern Ohio
Nolan
W. D. McKinney
Southern
McKinney
United States
Howuthern
Operators Defend Position in House Coal Strike Hearing
T H Watkins representing Pennsylvania producers defended resisting a central wage agreement with the miners union before the House Labor Committee. Attorney General Daugherty signaled no anti trust prosecutions if national wage fixing via an industry agreement resumes. Hoover noted post strike coal output figures of 572000 tons Monday and 542000 tons Tuesday, while officials said data is not yet enough to judge supply sufficiency. Chairman Nolan released messages from central field operators showing limited willingness to renew interstate talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. H. Watkins
Pennsylvania
House Labor Committee
Daugherty
Hoover
West
Nolan
House
Mr. Watkins
Index to Advertisements and Listed Firms on Page Two
A continuous index lists advertisers and their page references including Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Sore THPOATILETS Campbell's Creek Coal Co Charles E. Smith & Sams EMOTES Drug Btorgs East Hills Coal and Supply Co Ehriich Paint Co French Bros.-Bauver Co American Finance Co Citizens National Bank Hunter Budde Duble National Job Print Co Peoples Bank and Savings Co SLING IDS Parcel Post Terminal and Garage RY 5 Sagie Harry W. Smith Clothing Hotel Sinton Noonday Services at Keith's Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Radio Batteries Richmond Bros Paints Sun Mutual Fire Ins The A. M. Lewin Lumber Co Mabley & Carew and others appear in the continued advertisement index on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Smith & Sams
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Ehriich Paint Co
Eva Eraee
Isin
French Bros.-Bauver Co
Aed
Financial
Hadise
Memerican Finance Co
Osse
Citizens National Bank
Hunter, Budde & Duble
Harry W. Smith
Vances
Sinton iii
Cain Teat Oe
Icc
Keith’s
Ateve
Pinkham's
A. M. Lewin Lumber Coe
Ape Mabley & Carew
Enpicoe
Rintipadd
Cleaning House in Washington Civil Service Upheaval
The Washington Dispatch reports a sweeping purge of Bureau of Printing and Engraving leaders and staff tied to the last election. President Harding denies charges, while Republicans tout efficiency and Democrats protest. Calls grow for an efficiency board as civil service permanency erodes amid ongoing personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Civil Service
Inquirers
Harding
Congress
Livermore Makes First Personal Appearance on New York Curb
Wall Street halted its routine turnover as Jesse Livermore, famed finance wizard, appeared personally on the curb market floor for the first time. He arrived amid rumors and traded oil shares, taking control of 5,000 shares by noon before lunch, stating he wished to size up the scene on a nice spring day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Jesse Livermore
Financial Chess Board
Livermore
Curb
Chicago Board of Trade
Rough Guy Statue Heads to New York City Park
New York Park Commissioner Galla t in announced the masculine statue Rough Guy by Mac Monnies will be placed in City Hall Park next week despite critics and two public hearings. The mayor’s enmities were noted as the project proceeds with permission granted for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rough Guy
City Hall Park
Park Commissioné Gallatin
MacMonnies
Hylan
Heaviest Snowstorm Hits Central Wyoming
In Casper Wyoming on April 6 the heaviest snowstorm of the winter was under way. An inch and a half of water fell as rain and snow yesterday, and today snow depth reached about one foot with heavy falls continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper, Wryo
Wyoming
Guest Found Dead at Schinkal Hotel in Dayton
S. M. Hill aged 50 of Dayton Ohio was found dead in a room at the Schinkal Hotel Sixth and Main with three empty bottles one likely whisky one with poison and one antiseptic. Coroner D C Handley ordered a post mortem to determine the cause of death. Two hats with Indianapolis and Roma labels were found in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schinkal Hotel
Sixth
Main Streets
S. M. Hill
Dayton
O. Hill
D. C. Handley
Hill
Indianapolis
Roma
Galli-Curci Jewel Theft Shocks California Town
Opera star Madame Galli Curci reports jewels worth 45000 stolen in San Juan Capistrano cafe restroom. Two girls escaped with a jewel case left by the singer's maid as her party stopped for lunch. The singer, her husband Homer Samuels, and the maid left for Los Angeles to aid the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Capistrano
Cal
Madame Galli-Curci
Homer Samuels
Los Angeles
San Diego
Boston Woman Finds Son After Twenty-Year Search
Mrs Louise F Lesueur of Boston locates her son Everett now serving with the Canadian Mounted Police in Ottawa after a two decade quest across North America. She had searched major US and Canadian cities since his 1919 disappearance. The son had wandered as an adventurer before joining the RCMP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ontario
Louise F. Lesueur
Boston
Eiverett
Canadian Mounted Police
Chiropractors Protected Under New Ohio Ruling
Assistant State Attorney General John B. Parks announced chiropractors in Cleveland will be safe from prosecution while suits may be directed at those who fail to comply with the new law. Parks met with county and police prosecutors to discuss recent rulings regarding chiropractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John B. Parks
Parks
Gen Semenoff Arrested in New York on Theft Charge
Gen Gregorie Semenoff anti Bolshevik Siberian leader arrested on arrival from Washington to face a civil suit over 1919 theft of goods valued at 475000. He was released on 25000 bail after five hours guarded at the Waldorf Astoria. He claimed Bolsheviks stole from him and said he looted from Bolsheviks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
trans-Baikalia
Gregorie Semenoff
Siberia
Waldorf-Astoria
Yourevata Home and Foreign Trade Company, Inc
Yourevata Company
William S. Graves
Charles H. Smith
Inter-Allied Railway Committee
Minsk Aivazoff
Vancouver
British Columbia
Mme. Semenoff
Semenoff
Waldorf- Astoria
Popoff
Dogomomez
Rose Coghlan III Takes Tragic Stage Role
New York April 6 Rose Coghlan once a comedy star of the 1880s has begun a tragedy role as a penniless old woman waiting for death in her rooms Her daughter Mrs Richard Pitman describes her mother's distress and crying in extreme despair saying she wants to die and feels she is a burden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rose Coghlan
Lady Teazle
Wallack
Richard Pitman
Mamma
George A. Stern Charged in $25,000 Mail Robbery
George A. Stern of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania was arrested on a charge of robbing mail boxes. Police say he confessed to obtaining $25,000 in the last two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Stern
Chicago
Wilkinsburg
Demure Nurse Admits Passing Worthless Checks Nationwide
Miss Marion Clayton, 20, a Chicago resident and nurse, confessed to detectives that she passed more than 100 worthless checks in stores across the country over six months. She aided detectives by revealing she carried letters from about ten correctional institution residents and was arrested after tendering a counterfeit payment at Leon Marks store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Clayton
Cal Crim
Paul Ryan
Cal Crim Detective Bureau
Miss Clayton
Chicago
Gir
St. Louis
Louisville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Crim and
Ryan
Leon Marks
First District
Fourth
Vine Streets
Marks Store
Olivia Stone Acquitted In Ellis Kinkead Murder Case
Olivia Stone is acquitted of the Ellis Kinkead murder. The article notes a separate incident where Noah Morgan 59 longtime East division superintendent for Western and Southern Life Insurance died of heart disease at his Cincinnati home. Morgan leaves a widow and four children and was active in Masonry Odd Fellowship and local business groups. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday at Mack Johnson funeral parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Morgan
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Ruth Avenue
Caroline Morgan
John
Cincinnati
Samuel
College Station
Tex
Laura A. Young
Los Angeles
Helena Hauenschild
Honolulu
Mr. Morgan
Wales
Scranton
William F. Williams
Morgan
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati Life Underwriters’ Association
Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Young Men's Christian Association
Alms Hotel
Samuel H. Bowyer
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Father of Let 2 Overcome in Courtroom
A broken elder testifies in Kenton Circuit Court against George Sanders for the willful murder of Morris Lee, Covington theater manager shot January 22. Sanders denies involvement, with James Powers confirming Sanders was in the car. The emotional witness recounts returning to find his son dying and the getaway car fleeing Garrard avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
George Sanders
Nassau Street
Cincinnati
Morris Lee
Covington
Harry Lee
Mesias Foopke
Patie
Mr. Lee
Garrard Avenue
Sanders
James Powers
Powers
Newport
Hamilton
Queen City
Firth and
John Streets
Elizabeth Lupree
Miss Lu
Davis to Back Only Backers of His Reorganization Plan
Governor Davis announced he will support only Republican gubernatorial nominees who are unequivocally pledged to his policies especially the reorganization code and the emergency clause. He argued results prove the policies’ merit and urged adherence to them for public benefit. He said candidates must commit to the code or remain uninfluenced by the administration, and he would help a pledged nominee if chosen without neglecting state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davis
Acquittal In Brooklyn Murder Trial Shocks Courtroom
Miss Olivia M. P. Stone was acquitted of murder in the first degree after a four hour deliberation in the Brooklyn Supreme Court. Judge Aspinall commended the jury while Stone, calm and smiling, thanked the jurors and prepared to leave for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Justice Aspinall
State of
Miss Stone
Raymond Street
Charles C. van Brunt
Sylvester R. Lahy
Kinkead
Annette N. Ralston
New York Police Touts Crime Campaign and Staffing Push
Governor Miller backs a city safety drive as Police Commissioner Enright and District Attorney Banton announce steps to curb crime. About 600 more officers will patrol. six additional assistant district attorneys and new courts aim to speed prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miller
Enright
Banton
Bar of Justice
State Chamber of Commerce
Magistrate House
Financial
Canton Sheet Steel to Resume Operations April 17
The Canton Sheet Steel Company, a Hydraulic Pressed Steel Co. subsidiary, will restart operations April 17 with 600 workers. The plant has been idle since Christmas in Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Sheet Steel Company
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company of
Cleveland
Million Dollars Lost In Alleged Oil Fraud Indictments
Eighteen oil financiers in New York Boston and Holyoke were secretly indicted for alleged mail fraud tied to the Petroleum Corporation of America. The case cites a claimed $60,000,000 capitalization and false claims of Standard Oil interest and 120000 barrels daily production. Arrests include Charles M Ludden and John E Gilcreast with $2,500 bail. Frederick N Hersey protests innocence.
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Boston
New York
Holyoke
Charles M., Ludden
John E. Gilcreast
Exchange Trust Company
Hersey
Migratory Workers Union Opens National Convention in Columbus
A small National Convention of the Migratory Workers Union began in Columbus Ohio with few delegates arriving. The group includes railroad construction workers harvest hands and ice cutters. John Kelley of Chicago notes two key issues: youths reject the term Hobo and oppose vagrancy laws. National officers to be elected at tomorrow’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solumbus
The
Migratory Workers’ Union
John Kelley
Chicago
Cry of pork barrel in debate on judges
In Washington on April 6 Senator Overman Democrat North Carolina denounced a bill to authorize nineteen additional federal judges calling it a pork barrel bill. He argued the plan creates thirty eight votes for starting and sixteen amendments each adding another judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Veteran asks divorce after Civil War battle remark
Christopher Dorff, 77, a Civil War veteran, told Common Pleas Judge Martin he would rather endure the Gettysburg battle three times weekly than live with his wife. The judge denied the divorce, Dorff alleging mistreatment and recounting threats and attacks including a cement jug chase and threats to poison and murder him. He says he lived in Riverside Park for two months with minimal food after being driven from home.
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Toledo,o
Gettysburg
Christopher Dorff
Common Pleas
Martin
Dorff
Riverside
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Central Field
David Lawrence
Commercial Tribune
N. Y. Park
Schinkal
Galli
Curci
Semenof
Inn.y
America
Madame Semenoff
General Semenoff
Rose Coghlan III
Olivia Stone
Ellis Kinkead
Waii
Ellis G. Kinkead
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Ruston
Edward J. Reilly
Vet
Battle
Wife
Park
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