Lewis Quits Anthracite Strike Zone As Talks Offer Renewed
John L. Lewis left Harrisburg for an indefinite stay in his Springfield home signaling a long strike ahead. Operators offered to resume negotiations under a five year contract at existing wages with the check off, while Rev John Curran returned to press a modification of his proposal.
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Lewis
John J. Leary, JR
New York World News Service
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Harrisburg
Springfields
Mr. Lewis
Pottsville
William Wingus
John J. Curran
Wilkesbarre
Father Curran
Inglis
Phillip Murray
United Minewar
West
United Mineworkers
Situ N
Hamilton County Mutual Fire Insurance Company Mourns Loss of President J H Kohmescher
The Hamilton County Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cincinnati Ohio holds a Monday meeting to adopt resolutions on the death of President J H Kohmescher who led the board since 1893 and served as president for over fifteen years. The board expresses condolences to his widow and family and plans to close the office on December 2 for his funeral with officers attending as honorary pallbearers.
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Hamilton County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. H. Kohmescher
Divine Providence
Operators Seek Renewed Talks on Two Week Plan
The anthracite operators offered to restart negotiations with United Mine Workers officials on a plan submitted two weeks earlier. Major W. W. Inglis called the proposal a path to peace, seeking immediate return to prestrike wages, resumed wage talks, a five year contract, and a Board of Arbitration for unresolved issues within thirty days.
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Associated Press
Phidcadelphia
United Mineworkers
John L. Lewis
Wamen
Miners’ Organization
W. W. Inglis
Anthracite Operators
Pinchot
Inglis
Lewis
Miners leader cites clash over coal settlement demand
John L. Lewis says the fight now pits the anthracite consuming public led by Governor Pinchot against the anthracite operators after operators rejected Pinchot’s settlement terms. He hopes the public supports reopening mines under the governor’s plan as union officials depart Harrisburg.
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Lewis
The
Associated Press
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Springfield
Ill
Coolidge's Coal Strike Interest Grows in Washington
President Coolidge shows rising interest in the coal dispute but remains without a stated plan. He awaits Governor Pinchot's effort to end the anthracite suspension while considering a response to a Miners Union request on wage agreement violations. He signals careful delay before replying to John L. Lewis's inquiry.
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Coolidge
Washington
Associated Press
White House
Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Governors comment on anthracite strike refusal in Dubois
In Dubois Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot says hard coal operators rejected his plan to end the anthracite strike, effectively turning down peace and declaring for war. He notes operators refused to discuss terms already accepted by miners and the public and expresses regret.
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Associated Press
Dubois
Pinchot
State Hospital
Red Pepper Rub Promises Instant Pain Relief
Bowles Red Pepper Rub uses concentrated red peppers to provide rapid relief from rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck sore muscles strains and aching joints. The product claims instant tingling heat within minutes and improved blood circulation, with low cost at drug stores and distribution from Whitehall Pharmacal in New York.
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Whitehall Pharmacal Co
Madison Ave
New York
Rhinelander Case Recap as Counsel Summation Ends
Parsons Davis for Mrs Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander finished his summation in an annulment suit against her marriage to Leonard Kip Rhinelander. Tomorrow Isaac N Mills will begin the plaintiff's closing. Davis denounced reading Alice's letters and urged jurors to overlook race prejudice and judge the testimony impartially.
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Parsons Davis
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
Isaac_N. Mills
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Davis
Plantiff
Alice
David N. Y
Rhinelander
George Jones
Mills
Hoover urges funding for pure science at engineers convention
Secretary Hoover told the American Society of Engineers that dollars are the greatest need of true science. He urged stronger support for pure science researchers, noting U S investment favors industrial science and that most funding goes to applied work rather than fundamental discovery.
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New York
Hoover
American Society Engineers
United States
Grave Diggers Strike Causes Police to Watch Suburbs
In Chicago area, grave diggers strike called by a new cemetery workers union affects five cemeteries under one management. About 200 workers involved. officials say no burial delays yet. Suburban managers sworn as Deputy Sheriffs to guard gates against armed troublemakers.
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Chicago
Frank Odinski
Resurrection Cemetery
Justice Park
Fire destroys Washington County Home for Aged Women
Aged Woman Is Burned reports that a fire at the Washington County Home for Aged Women in Marietta Ohio seriously burned Mrs. Sarah Gates 85 and forced eight residents to flee in nightwear while three others were rescued from second story windows. Loss is estimated at $10,000.
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Marietta
Washington County
Sarah Gates
Coolidge's Home City Goes Democratic in Northampton
Springfield Mass. Dec 1 President Coolidge's home city Northampton swings to Democratic control as William M Welsh defeats Mayor William H Feiker Republican by 872 votes sweeping the ticket. Republicans had held city politics for years.
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Springfield
Mass
President Coolidge
Northampton
William M. Welsh
William H. Feiker
Italian language quiets suspect during dawn hotel standoff
Charles Fischetti, 26, of Hamilton Ohio, fired two pistols at the Hotel Gibson before dawn then locked himself in his room. An Italian chef spoke with him in Italian and persuaded him to surrender. He will be arraigned in Municipal Court for discharging firearms. Fischetti said fear prompted the act and claimed an Italian escort led him to the hotel.
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Charles Fischer
Scott Street
Hamilton
Hotel
Gibson
Fischetti
Cathode
W. B. Hawk
Emmett Kincaid
St. Louis
Emmett Kirgan
Parking ban urged downtown to ease congestion
Samuel Bell and Joseph Woeste, municipal judges, urged abolishing all parking downtown at a Traffic Commission meeting. They also recommended centralizing parking tag handling, creating arterial highways, stricter safety zone enforcement, driver license tests, and lighter taxi regulation to aid visitors. Yeatman reserved recommendations for later.
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Samuel Bell
Joseph Woeste
Traffic Commission
Woeste
Colerain Avenue
Bell
Yeatman
C. Edythe Cowie
Derailment Injury Report From Ohio Rail Line
Ralph W. Yairnas brakeman from Akron suffered a dislocated shoulder and a broken arm when a westbound Akron Canton and Youngstown Rail Road train derailed near Mount Blanchard today in Findlay Ohio.
Mountain Valley Water Promoted for Liver Health
An public notice promotes Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs Arkansas as aid for liver disorders and general digestion. It claims benefits for all organs of assimilation and elimination and offers home delivery from Mountain Valley Water Co at 806 W Seventh St with Canal 8925.
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Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St. Canal
Chickie the heroine of Elenore Meherin serial
Chickie the girl readers will love anchors Elenore Meherin's new breath-taking serial. The feature presents a vivid portrait of a young heroine in a dramatic installment set to captivate audiences.
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Chickie
Elenore Meherin
Holloway Heir Loses Her Fight in Circuit Court
Grace Suzanne Holloway, thirteen, daughter of the late Colonel John E. Holloway, lost her claim in Circuit Court for a share of his $300,000 estate. The suit, filed by her mother Marie Callou, argued the funds were for the legitimate issue. Judge Stanton ruled the birth, while recognized as legitimate elsewhere, did not satisfy Maryland law for the fund’s purpose.
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Baltimore
Grace Suzanne Holloway
John E. Holloway
Berkeley
Cal
Marie Callou
France
California
John Q. A
Suzanne Holloway
Stanton
Grace Suzanne
Ifornia
Colonel Holloway
Reno
Nev
Holloway
Mile Callou
Nevada
Case heard on Lotta Crabtree will heirs dispute in Boston
Supreme Court full bench heard Mrs. Carlotta Cockburn of San Gabriel Cal appeal from Suffolk Probate Court denial to seek jury trial on whether she is sole heir at law or next of kin to actress Lotta Crabtree. Counsel cited west investigations and destroyed marriage records as key points. Crabtree will left several million dollars to charity.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Carlotta Cockburn
San Gabriel
Cal
Prest
Suffolk Probate Court
Lotta Crabtree
Crabtree
Cockburn
West
Prypita
Rum War Suspected in New York Murder
On New York's East Side a man shot dead in front of a tenement on East Fifteenth Street is identified as Frank Jetro. Five bullets were found in the body and police suspect a bootlegger feud. Peter Manpone was questioned after detectives seized two sawed off shotguns, ammunition, a revolver, cartridges and a knife in his room.
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New York
East Fifteenth Street
Frank Jetro
Peter Manpone
Pietro
Manpone
Toledo Firm Wins County Road Bonds Sale
Nine bids were received for 272 096 86 dollars in bonds at 4 percent interest for Dugan Gap Brower road improvements. Prudden and Co of Toledo offered the highest bid and purchases the bonds. sinking fund exceeds seven million with three point four million in treasury, much of which is appropriated.
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Dugan Gap Brower Road
M. L. Slayton, & Co
Toledo
Seasongood & Mayer
Cincinnati
Neil, Roth & Irving Co
Assel, Goetz & Morlein
Prudden & Co
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
The
Northern Trust Company
Chicago
Herrick Company
Stranahan, Harris & Gates Co
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Treasury
Movie merger between United Artists and MGM abandoned
Los Angeles action ends merger talks between United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with both sides agreeing to discontinue plans by mutual consent. Joseph M. Kanck, former executive head, announced the decision late today.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Moving Picture
Joseph M. Kenck
Forer Concern
Public Demands Arrest of All Drunks at Meeting
Speakers at a Ww. c. T. U. event dispute arrest figures for drunkenness cited by the Moderation League. Thomas B. Jarvis of the Anti-Saloon League says public sentiment drives arrests for any sign of intoxication, noting similar rates in 1923-24 to 1916-17. Other speakers included Mrs. Fernald of Montclair and Mrs. Quayle Columbus.
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Moderation League
Thomas B. Jarvis
Anti-Saloon League
United States
James C. Fernald
Montclair
N. J
Emma C
Quayleolumbus
J. M. Litterel
Stroup
Rogers Seat Sale Opens at Willis Music Store
Sale of seats for Emery Auditorium entertainment opens this morning in Willis Music Store. Will Rogers, humorist and comedian, will headline the show on Tuesday evening with the De Reszke Singers, a male quartet, assisting.
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Rogers
Emery Auditorium
Will Rogers
Willis Music Store
de Reszke
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