Miners' Wage Amendment Rejected by Commons
London March 22 In a Commons session Prewrit Asquith refused to accept the miners amendment to the iminium wage bill for live wage of HL25 and Ol boys respectively. Edward Muoreh labor mander and president of the miners federation warned the rejection closed the question of immediate stalement of the strike. The industrial population faces hardship as trade funds run low and payiant out-of-work benefits may end.
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London
Prewhitz Asquith
Case of Commons
Muoeh
Edward
Miners Federation of Great Britain
Middletown Police Nab Murder Suspect in Red Men District
Chief Mehl and Detective Bird arrested Edward Harville in Middletown after a Cleveland murder on March 16. A telegram tipped his location and investigators traced him to Stella Hill's house on Canalahiedt, learning his mother’s address and recent association with Daisy Campbell in Hartville. Harville, about 30, worked in Middletown and had fled after shooting Charles Jones in a saloon brawl in Cleveland. A dividend was declared by American Rolling Mills with strong near-term prospects.
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Mehl
Bird
Edward Harville
Cleveland
Charles Jones
Koehler
Mebl
Middletown
Harville
Stella Hill
Canalahiedt
Daisy ‘Campbell
Hartville
Jones
Senator Cetone Denies Testimony In Franklin County Case
Sen Isaac Cetone of Butler County testifies in the Franklin County case denying most charges by Detective Harrison. He details April 27 meetings with the taxation committee, his recent hotel room stay, and his lack of involvement in the Colone Whittemore bill. He describes meetings with Harrison about the bill and committee information and says he was in the taxation committee that afternoon, dining later with Senators Schiffer and Cahill. The testimony continues with questions about insurance rates and the bill’s status in committee.
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Isaac I Wilnen
Butler Wuunly
Franklin County
Harrison
Cols. Diegle Kat
Huffman
Taxation Committee
High Street
Virginia
The
Odd Fellows
Mu Cetoné
Cetone
Mat Fhurison
Senate Chamber
Cetone Whittimore
Inquidance Committee
Unble
Chiltendens
Lii Mann
Cotone
Juelica
Sonne Chamber
Hin
New York
Chu
Instraves
Io Committee
Uarvigon
Hai
Stockwell
Low
Moeting
Ross Ter
Senate
Insurance Committee
Washington
Oklahoma
Colorado
Harrigan
West York
Uelane
Ehiatli
Célone
Whittemera
House
Fire Insurance Companies
Mutual Insurance Companies
Chitlans
Hoffman
Ing
Taxation
Present System Wanted by Bell Girls In Their Petitions
State law inspectors report Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company workers face loss of wage gains from 1911. A harried 90 minute rest period and eight hour law for women are sought, as operators endure seven hour shifts with two daily segments. Company provides meals and daily allowances, while work hours push continuous service through day and night shifts.
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Ciaiginmlali
Bell Teleptions Company
Gotopany
Mareh
Mare
Hotiwut
Worasa
Mia A. Hager Ly
Ute
Nukabel Fins
The
A. Wnatrya
Unk
Aind
Torve
Ani
Ng Miers
Eaely Exchange
Oftia
Cingitinmti
Sidna Edwards Allen Outlaw Captured Today
Sidna Edwards and Allen Outlaw are reported captured today amid a debate over workers schedules. The piece describes a 7 am to 2 pm shift for girls and a nightly 7 pm to 11 pm shift, with a 15 minute rest at the company’s expense, and potential need for 40 extra workers if a longer rest period is mandated.
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Sidna Edwards
Allen
Detectives Capture Wandering Suspect in Mountain Escape
Detectives found Mare 22 Sidon Howards, nephew of Sidna Allen, wandering aimlessly in the mountains near Hillsville, Virginia. Arrested by a posse of detectives. Howards likely faces few charges beyond custody support. He may be sent to Lauobsburg for questioning as authorities pursue the involved conspirators. Initial reward offers rose from 400 to 1,000 dollars after urgent intervention by Governor Mann.
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Hillsville
Vaz
Mare
Sidon Howards
Sidna Allen
Aoark House
Lauobsburg
Tom Selps
W. Phants
Ainea
Base Masa
Mann
Arnased
Firemen Relief Fund Tops $2300 From Community Help
The community raises over $2300 for the Firemen's Relief Fund after many donations from Hamilton and surrounding areas. John Hunkler of R.R. contributes $5, saying counties should support county property. Receipts show $130.60 from Thursday. A benefit matinee at Smyth's Theatre draws a large crowd, with manager Tom A. Stith and the theatre troupe donating time. Extra 25-cent seats added to accommodate demand. downstairs boxes sold out.
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Smith's
Journal Appeals for Benevolent Fund Matinee Today
The Journal reports growing popular subscriptions for a benefit fund. James M. Cox urges help with a strong show of support. O M Bake of Miami Valley National Bank sends $25, and workers in The Journal composing room contribute to aid families of the heroic fire victims. A telegraph note from West Nadvidad dated March 21 confirms a $25 contribution for the fund.
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O. M. Bake
O. NM
Bake
Miami Valley National Bank
West Vaden
West Nadvidad
Journal Publishing Co
M. Bake
Roll of Honor Subscriptions List for Charity Drive
A long list of names and firms contributing to a fund is printed as part of a roll of honor. Businesses and individuals including Strauss Clothing, Lowenstein Loeb Furniture, Hamilton Clearing, and Judge Clarence Murphy are named among donors. The note indicates that the drive proceeds will be donated and that the item continues on page seven.
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Journal Pub. Co
Goodman-Straua
Strauss Clothing & Shi Walter
Harlan
Lowenstein-Loeb Furniture Co
Bell Phone Co
Ty B. L. Kil Jour
Hamilton Clearing Bowse Ava
Sohingen Malt Co
D. H. DeArmond
Neeb BO
Smith's Theatre
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Griffi George, Barkman
C, Morey
S. M, Goodman
Birs
Locksider
Lou Harm
Mason Breying
Hossfelt & Son Cs
Hamilton Machine Tool Co
Clarence Murphy
Congressman Cox Happy To Contribute Journal Entry
Iran Congressman Agnes M. Cos in Washington March 20. Hirmitton Journal notes a popular subscription fund for families affected by the fires seeking contributions.
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Cox
Iran
Agnes M. Cos
Washington, D.C
Hirmitton Journal
Cox to Speak at Credit Men's Association Meeting
Layton resident Maryis gresaman dines My Cox will speak at the next Credit Men's Association meeting to be held at the Men's Club on April 2. The event relates to business and government act discussions.
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Cipeimmnati, O
Maryis Gresaman Dines My. Cox
Layton
Credit Men's Association
Fate of Miners Unsettled at Compromise Talks
Cleveland, March 22. About 200,000 miners in the bituminous coal fields face a decision to strike or suspend work after April 1 as a subcommittee of three ministers and two operators from western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois meets with John P. White, UMWA president, seeking a compromise after operators refuse wage and working hour demands.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Oho
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Mibvers
Trans Wientinera
Woten
Brief Items Of Interest For Busy Readers
The condition of Charles W. Gath Des Corliss Keller and Dy 9 P Mex Henry was improved today. William Rosier a colored ex driver died at his home 730 Monument Avenue, Fuoera at 2 p.m. Saturday. William Sherishiger was elected president of the Taft Wad improve ment as decidtion last night sd plants made for further improvements in that section of the city. Plans for Duishing another flot of the court house will be digestaeoa at 4 conference of those interested in Shudley hall iongy. Inhn Moore of the state highway department beld a good roads conference with the county commissioners today.
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Charles W. Gath
Des Corliss Keller
Henry
Wilian Rosier
Monument Avernue
Fuoera
Willian Sherishigér
Taft
Shudley’s
Hall
Inhn- Moore
Statet Highway Department
Beld & Good-Roads
Mrs Paulen Dies In Richmond Burial Here Saturday
Olivanath Paulen sister of Mrs Susanns C Yeakle of Wits city died in Richmond Iowa last night. Her remains will be brought to Tumillon Saturday morning for interment and then directly to Greenwood Cemetery where all rites will be held.
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Olivanath Paulen
Susanns’c. Yeakle
Wits City
Richmond
Iaul
Sherenin
Tumillon
Qreanwood
St Stephen's Boys Lead in Local League Standings
Westminster defeats St Mary's 25 to 8 to claim second place while St Stephen's ground out a near perfect season with one game remaining. Gebellorn starred for Westminster as top center. Baptists win their second game, Metodists cited for unregistered players, and Rape bats win easily in a late contest.
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Y. M. Cla
Westminster
Strom
St. Stephen’s Beam
Ley
81. Mary’s
Gebellorn
Tte
The
Baptists
Seine
Metlwdists
Mons
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Asquith
Wi. O
Middletown Lodge
Hamilton
Frank Kinch
Mary Turner
Judge Jones
George T. Blare
Columbus
Marsh
Bell Girls
Emirt House
Emamilton
John Hunkler
R. R
Court House
Don Thareday
Vortal
Very Siuerely
James M. Cox
Wheata
Douvuas
Ted
Credit Men of
Cincinnati
Mrs. Paulen
ST. Stephen's Boys
United Brethren
Awortt, Ladmit, Pets
Stoplene Coseynee
Westminster Secono Ugt St. Mary's Sob
Stapher
Lin Wh HB
Rawker Ail Krebs
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