Ohio Mines Prepare for Big Strike Amid Lockout
Disrupted operations and mine shutdowns sweep Southern Ohio as miners brace for a widespread walkout. Officials report No. 10 mine near Glendale and others in Perry County suspended, with operators promising to keep facilities dark through the week and into April if negotiations fail.
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Souther
Ohio
Bikini
Othior
Cyeck Coal Co
Ite
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Perry County
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Fifinibischion
Barrington
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Coulerusice
New York
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Dnifi
Thomas Wernedy
Istriot
Slayer Hunted Worldwide On Trial Today
United Press reports in New York that an alleged killer tied to a two decade hunt faces trial. Authorities traced clues across Europe including Spain and Portugal before arrest in Buffalo last October. The suspect claimed innocence, saying he fled after the crime fearing capture.
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Portugal
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Runaway girl Tessie returns home after search ends
The four year old Tessie Mays Intyre, daughter of Meg and Mrs. Oscnm Mays Intyre of Fourth Avenue, was found safe at her grandmother’s Spring Creek home after a citywide search. Her father had earlier gone to Spring Creek and brought her back to Hamilton. The story references hospital care and a radium treatment context for patients at Hamilton Mie Hospital.
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Hind
Death May Part Siamese Twin Sisters
Chicago report details the death of Josefa Wangan and the impending death of her conjoined sister Rosa Blazek. Doctors describe the frail condition, the emotional toll on Rosa and her 12 year old son, and the uncertain prognosis as surgeons weigh whether Josefa will survive. The story notes the unique medical challenge and the sorrowful outcome expected for both sisters.
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Naval Limitation Pact Debated by Senate amid Fearful Tone
Senate debates a proposed naval limitation treaty amid fears it would weaken U S position versus Britain. Supporters argue the pact sustains arms control, while opponents warn it could bind U S naval power and undermine strategic leverage. The vote nears after discussions on enforcement and verification provisions.
Abandonment Likely for Irregular Drill Site
Reports indicate the Well of the Gremtt feyy may be discontinued as drilling reaches 000 feet. A Maori of the Myre business ayer intermitid said a decision would be reached this afternoon after a short consultation at Ivelock.
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Ivelock
Orphanage Fund Oversubscribed Drives Community Support
Maye Prue notes final pledges near $25,000 as the St Josephs orphanage drive closes in the county. The total subscription reaches about $45,400 with several counties contributing through city pledges and individual gifts, including multiple $10,000+ subs.
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Java
Averenu
Anno Vistight Andil Record
iSejutly
Amundsen Starts From Seattle to Complete Norway Voyage
Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen begins his planned voyage from Seattle toward Norway to complete exploration aims. The journey is part of a formal expedition setting out with Norwegian support and equipment for the voyage.
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Newyork
Three-Spots Bowler Triumph in City League Title
The Three-Spots, featuring Pauly Som Hurlinsme Piedro Morton and Webster, clinched the City League championship at the Tove Alleys. Their Four Spots rivals finished with Neo in second, Shonton's Wie Six third, and Dickinson's Deriges fourth in a tight finish.
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Webster
Tove
Rickard Case Heads to Jury Tonight in Improper Relations
New York March 28 United Press reports Alex Rickard faces a verdict soon after a case alleging improper relations with Sarah Soutsfield, likely to go before the jury tonight.
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United Press
New York
Alex Rickard
Sarah Soutsfield
Rapid Progress With Choral Society Work
The Forty Choral Society reports rapid progress with rehearsals led by Prof Hurth. Teachers and vocalists express satisfaction as attendance rises. A final free rehearsal is planned and new members are urged to join by Monday evening. The group aims to present major oratorios next fall including Haydn, Handel, and related cantatas.
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Hurth
Hayden
Creason
Handel
Big Press For Corry Plant
The Corry plant of the Taiadinssowy Manufacturing Company under E. M. Love and Son is installing a heavy press with John Love directing. The new machinery aims to reduce overtime at the local mill, according to Mr THiNstrodt the company secretary. More presses are planned as business remains heavy.
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LEW IE
Taiadinssowy Manufacturing Corporaugh Phesinchinery
E. M. Love
Son Fiel
John Love
Thinstrodt
Genoral Mareager
Ates
Aimadler
Alo
Millstront
Lin
Enjyims
Berlin to meet Allied reparations by new taxes
A March 28 report from Berlin says Germany will meet Allied reparations demands through fresh taxation totaling sixty billion marks, with Chancellor Wirth addressing the Reichstag amid applause and urging resistance to foreign control of German finances. Separate items note Pennsylvania brewery probes, Harding vacation planning, railroad labor board resignations, and a New York murder trial opening.
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Berlin
Germany
Wirth
Reichstag
Albert Philip
United States Railroad Labor Board
Unthing
New York
Olivia J Stone
Ellie O. Rinkent
Cincinnat
Rotary Club meeting draws Corry Rotarians together
A lively Rotary Club gathering was held with remarks by local leaders including Superintendent A B Gemstrest and Nw local Rotarians. The program featured a future milk plant plan for the area, discussions on public authorities, and emphasis on community projects, making it one of the most engaging meetings in Corry.
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Wenglervip
Ariss
Corry
Mine accident claims Crow’s Nest worker in Greensburg
United Press report from Greensburg Pennsylvania states that 25 year old James Tsibella was struck by a fall of slate at the Crow's Nest mine of the Keystone Coat and Coke Company. The coroner's office was notified.
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Greensburg
James Tsibella
Keystone Coat and Coke Company
Ulster Leaders and British Talks Hit Snags in Dublin
A garbled march report states Sir Gridaway refuses to meet Michael Lin Griffith and others from Tee State Wailers at a London conference. It cites an Irish situation speech to Ulster Parliament and Craig saying Ulster is ready to present her case to the British government, noting invitation to meet officials but omitting details of the Pree State Juad ers.
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Premier and King Confer On Irish Crisis
London report says King George summoned Prime Minister Lloyd George to Buckingham Palace for urgent talks before the arrival of Arthur and Sir James Craig. The King seeks guidance on the Trinity Conference and possible martial law in Belfast districts amid Irish crisis tensions.
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Lenine Pleads For Return To Commercialism
Moscow reports Lenin urging a shift toward commercialism during the Communist Party congress. Witnesses describe plans to align industry with state goals while warning against factionalism and urging unity ahead of Genoa conference discussions.
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Shifters Face Flirtation Charges in Sexual Scheme
The secret society called the Shifters is under investigation amid reports of flirtation and coercion targeting young people. Articles describe members, alleged routines, and signs of the group’s activities, including coded behavior and interactions at events and gatherings. Local authorities are reviewing claims as part of a broader probe into manipulation and exploitation.
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Trolley Service Discontinued In Erie Area
Erie report says trolley service east of Girard along the old bridge at Conneaut will end by month’s end. Attorney Grant Waller for the railway company says a notice to discontinue has been served and Connant officials may force owner action to resume service if possible.
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Miami Airways Disaster Reported Coast Guard Tragedy
Officials investigate Miami carrier after five passengers die offshore near Florida. Department of Commerce navigation bureau prepares report as survivors recount the shipwreck. The incident involves Miami Airways Corporation and the Misk Miami vessel with ongoing inquiries and charges pending.
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Phi
Miami Ainwave Corporation
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Wolveh
Florida
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Department of Commerce Air Charges
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Banditry rips through manors and shops in wave of raids
A flood of burglaries strikes Aimllago area as bandits hit Anbar Wy Cueton mansion and Jacobs Pollack Grocery. Jewelry and silverware valued, modest property losses reported. Police offer 1000 reward for captured ringleader. Several burglars pursued, including a suspect named Nurmi Revs. another escape involved clothing store thefts.
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Cutten
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Raymond Green
Eilna Mackenzie Sigonvaredt
Policu
Harding Opposed to Big Pacific Fleet Plan
President Harding voices opposition to a large Pacific fleet. He argues the nation should focus on economic stability and avoid escalating naval arms. The remarks follow calls for greater naval power along the west coast and potential updates to defense spending.
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Waslington
Marsh
Warding
Nielau
Pacific
Daugherty Would Abolish Civil Service System
Attorney General Daugherty endorsed abolishing the civil service system for selecting government officials. He advocated restoring patronage by political recommendations. He testified before a House appropriation committee.
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Daugherty
CVIL
United Press
Washington
Testy Hnony
Authors Club Held Enjoyable Meeting
The Authors Club met at Mrs. Maris Honsteel's home last evening with a largely attended gathering. Discussions compared the Writes of the Post with those of the present and noted developments. Plans were made for the final meeting with President Mrs. Bonateel, including a Tuesday dinner and social event. Mr. and Mrs. Evviédt Wallare of Blymer were in the city for the morning on holiday.
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Bonateel
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