Marion Center Creamery Co. milk supply and operations
The Marion Center Creamery Co processes about 1500 gallons of milk daily from around 200 cows. Chief official Wm M Nicoson, a University of Wisconsin dairy graduate, runs the Indiana milk routes with the dairy plant equipped by two 300 gallon pasteurizers and steam driven sterilizers and bottle washers. Farmers supplying milk include J. Arcary, Frank Braughter, Charles Griffith, John Loughry, Ella McCoy, Rowland Smith and others. farmers earn between 2000 and 3000 dollars monthly.
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Indiana
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J. 7.Arclay
Frank Braughter
Charles ‘Griffith
John Loughry
Ella “McCoy
Rowland Smith
Tessie ‘Stedle
E. M. Thomson
George Wis‘ginger
G. C. Robertson
N. Steffy
C. F. Glasser
H. H. Wetzel
J.F. Glasser
Albert Botsford
J. W. ‘Botsford
C. C. Pollock
R. Wineberg
V. van Leer
W. D. Black
H. L. ‘Black
C. V. McMillen
L. Simpson
Cora Simpson
D. H. Brady
Steele
H. B. Witzel
Hannah Stuche
C. C. Beatty
Dairy
Wm. M. Nicoson
Mr. Nicoson
University of Wisconsin
Local District Faces Idle Mines Amid Miner Demonstration
In western Pennsylvania about 45000 miners are idle as United Mine Workers stage a large rally at the Montour mine in Library. Police guard Pittsburgh Coal Company mines while Fayette County sheriff issues a proclamation barring assemblies. About 1200 miners join the parade and 500 unionists withdraw tools at Ridgeway mine as state police are deployed to protect non union sites.
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Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Montour
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Library
Fayette County
Ridgeway
Pittsburgh
C. E. Lesher
Lesher
Pittsburgh Coal Trin Gally
Andrews Enters His Third Term Policy on Prohibition
Andrews, entering his third term, argues heavy liquor has no place in America's new industrial life. He contends prohibition, not repeal, is essential and that eliminating liquor sources is the effective federal approach.
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America
Andrews
Legislature to Die April 15 in Rift Over Tax, Bills
A fatigued session nears its end as many measures linger. The Senate debate stalls on road and detention bills while tax collection reform and other acts await the governor's signature. In England, a bill to abolish the death penalty proposes life penal servitude for murder or treason.
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Senate
Lousey Onty
Gesernoar
Tondon
England
House of Commons
Kenworthy
Hull
Mie Oi
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Progress in Prohibition Enforcement Gains Limited Ground
Andrews outlines slow gains against bootlegging as illicit networks break up and supply quality drops. He urges long term action, cites plan to organize medical spirits and end diversions, and calls for a new crime law against industrial alcohol diversion to beverages.
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Canada
Andrews
Prohibition Bureau
New York
68Th Congress
Ehrenfeld mine blast linked to broken coupling
Officials traced the tragedy at the Ehrenfeld mine to a broken coupling on a loaded car string on plane 18. The failure caused a pileup, power-line sparks, and coal dust ignition. Four men at the top and on the main haulage were killed, with inspectors preparing testimony for the coroner.
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Nesday
Silas Halt
Connellsville
Alexander McCanch
Monongahela City
Charles Byrnes
Charleroi
James T. Walker
Butler
T. R. Lewis
Pungateetawney
Lowther
Indiana
Wardrop
Barnesboro
William Connelly
Daniel McConaughy
John Fesko
John Shedlock
Connelly
Shedlock
Ehrenfeld
Miners and Operators Face Wage Clash in Coal Fields
Coal regions in West Virginia and Kentucky see non-union fields undercutting wages while miners press for the Jacksonville scale. After the Miami conference breakup, no compromise is near as stocks rise and summer mining looms. In Pittsburgh district 45,000 workers suspend, backed by deputy sheriffs to curb violence. Ohio and Illinois scenes show open shop tension as talks drift.
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Jacksonville
West Virginia
Kentucky
Miami
Achilles
United Mine Workers
Rice Miller
Coal Operators Association of
Ilinois
Pittsburgh
INS
United Mine Workers of America
Robert H. Braun
Philip Murray
W. G. Warden
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Sheriff Braun
Murray
Four Die in mine explosion funerals set
Han, still assistant mine foreman, was injured in the No 5 mine blast. Funerals for four victims are listed for tomorrow morning at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church Ehrenfeld with solemn high mass by Rev Father W K Harkins. Interments to follow at St James Catholic Cemetery on the road to Summerhill and at St Bartholomew's for Met snology.
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Han
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Ehrenfeld
W. K. Harkins
St. James’ Catholic
Summerhill
Met Snology
St. Bartholomew’s
Robbers Enter P R R Station At Avonmore
Robbers entered the P R R station at Avonmore near the First Presbyterian Church on Walnut Street just before 8:30 pm yesterday, and the car with license LT3-498 was stolen. Police from nearby towns and Greensburg were notified. trains Delayed on the Indiana Branch due to a locomotive breakdown at Black Lick and repairs shifted service.
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William C. Smith
Morewood Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
North Walnut Street
Lo Real
Greensburg
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Black Lick
Cresson Division
Trans
Miners Fight Over Wages Sparks Broad Work Shutdown
Unions demand no pay cuts while miners press for a competitive wage scale. Air mine suspensions appear widespread with about 14 small auxiliary mines still operating under union terms. Merchants fear a long, uncertain downturn as traveling salesmen report hand to mouth trading. No violence noted as workers seek other jobs or take a holiday amid peaceful suspensions.
Trouble Ahead Protest Slows in China Crisis
London signals sanctions against China over the Nanking outrages with a possible blockade from Britain. The United States and Japan may join, while American protests seek reparations for American lives and property. Yangtze tensions rise as Hankow and Wuhu brace for clashes. U S cruiser Pittsburgh heads toward Tsintao amid Kuomintang splits and calls to purge conservatives.
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London
China
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Admiralty
Yangtze River
Hankow
Japan
Yangtse
Shanghai
Wuhu
Chang Tso- Lin
U. S
Pittsburgh
Williams
Tsintao
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai Shek
Question of Towns Echoed in Weathered Ride
A weathered mule pulls a rickety buggy as an automobilist asks how far to the next town. The other man ponders and replies with a humorous question about what constitutes a town, delaying the answer.
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Ash Tan
Lin
Swallowed Up in Chasm and Court Case Fragments
Fragmentary report describes a Roman legend of Marcus Curtius and a chasm, a fatal road accident near New Alexandria, and testimony about dangerous conditions and guards. The trial before Judge Charles E. Whitten included conflicting witness statements from township authorities and the plaintiff.
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Marcus Curtius
Rome
New Alexandria
Keystone Coal and Coke Compar
Derry Township
Charles E. Whilten
Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Seward
Seward April 1 Mr and Mrs R H Mack of this place celebrated their 50th anniversary at home after wedding March 29 1877 by Rev D W McClain United Presbyterian Church New Florence. Only attendee from the original ceremony was J M Mack of New Florence. gifts included a purse of gold. Guests listed include Mr and Mrs D M Campbell Mr and Mrs R F Tomb of Johnstown and many relatives from Portage Glenshaw and nearby areas.
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Nel Lucelle
Portage
B. Shearer
Glenshaw
A. P. Clark
H. G. Mack
Melvin Shearer
Eugene Shearer
Rise in Daily Riders Across United States
The latest statistics show about 14 million people ride Ip livatora daily to the United States, reflecting a slow but steady increase in usage across regions. Officials caution that the figure may fluctuate with seasonal travel patterns and service changes.
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United States
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