Striking Coal Miners Arrest Women In Ohio Protests
In St Clairsville Ohio on April 21 nearly 75 women, many miners' wives, were arrested after a protest march at the Belmont county jail linked to a week of actions around the Mutton Hollow mine of Shadyside Coal. Sheriff Hardesty warned guards remained ready as bonds ranged from 1000 to 1500 dollars.
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Auto Tax Repeal Seen as Senate Move Amid Tax Talks
Washington April 21 The Senate Finance Committee is expected to repeal the three percent automobile tax as it considers rate schedules in the house revenue bill. Administration leaders aim to offset the loss by a smaller cut in the corporate levy, with Republicans split on the final amount and Democrats pressing for a broader program including surtax revisions. The debate over tax relief and funding continues as lawmakers prepare for a floor fight.
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Mystery Of Mrs Hayes Death In Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee Mrs Lillian Haynes was found dead last Wednesday night and buried today Officials say initial ruling was self inflicted but a coroner jury later ruled murder A suspect Sloan McNabb remains questioned while two investigations proceed The body showed acid burns and a neck stab but doctors say death came from strangulation rather than the neck wound
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Angel Does Not Arrive At Guaymas Or Santa Ana
Telegraphed reports to the Herald said Jimmy Angel the Fresno Cal flyer had not reached Guaymas 500 miles from Mex ico nor Santa Ana Sonora despite taking off from Mexicali at 8 30 a m with relief pilot William Wenton and backer Presho Stephenson aboard during the second leg of a 25000 mile Pan American flight.
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Prospector Carl Sheritt Killed In Plane Crash
Carl Sheritt millionaire prospector and Sheritt Gordon mine staker died when his plane stalled at low altitude after takeoff from The Pas Manitoba. Passenger G Johnson was hurt as the craft plunged from 200 to 300 feet during a flight to inspect northern mining property. Sheritt planned a return to Florida to buy a larger aircraft this summer.
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European Air Routes Expand Across Continent
European air services run more than 86 000 miles of routes with about 4 000 miles operated jointly by two or more companies and those routes shared by two or more nationalities.
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Heflin Presses Nicaraguan Rider as Smith Nomination Question Reignites
In Washington on April 21 the Senate debate over the Blaine anti intervention rider to the naval appropriation bill ends without action after Heflin of Alabama and Caraway of Arkansas clash over Al Smith. Heflin seeks a roll call on a substitute tying funds to Congo marine operations until Congress consents, while Caraway resists and hints Heflin will choose his stance on Smith. The exchange underscores a party line standoff as Heflin warns against tactics that would alienate Smith supporters.
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Presidential candidates eye three state primaries in Ohio Indiana and California
The article notes Republicans Hoover and others claiming strength ahead of pivotal primaries in Ohio Indiana and California with the Democratic contest centered on Smith. It also details delegate tallies and upcoming conventions in Kansas City and Houston.
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Dawes Portrait Reveals Quiet Private Side
A close friend recalls Vice President Charles G. Dawes as a talented actor type in public life but reserved and urbane in private. The Enterprise staff writer Robert Talley begins a three part character study printed today with two continuations to follow.
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Sponsor Movement to Honor General Campbell
The Daughters of the American Revolution in Raleigh proposed a $50,000 statue of General William Campbell to mark his leadership at the 1780 King's Mountain battle in Smythe county Virginia. A resolution urges Congress to authorize a federal appropriation for the memorial with Mrs. Schick introducing the bill.
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Oldfield Recovering After Appenix Operation
Washington April 21 Representative Oldfield of Arkansas democratic house whip is resting comfortably after an morning appendicitis operation. Physicians deem his condition satisfactory with no complications. House leaders Garrett and Tilson extended well wishes and indicated Tilson will cover Oldfield’s duties during his absence.
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Six States Feel Blow Of Storms
A tornado force windstorm swept through six states including Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi with Velocities near 70 mph. Atoka Tennessee two sections of Memphis suffered heavy damage and 25 injured with one dead. Memphis losses exceed 1 million dollars and Atoka about 100000.
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