New York Building Workers Strike Expands Across City
The building service union led by James J. Bambrick ordered a walkout of 8 000 workers in about 1 000 buildings from 59th to 110th streets and north of 14th Street. Agreements with Metropolitan Association of Building Owners brought some back to work with raises and a 48 hour week. Bambrick warned the Wall Street district could join the strike tonight.
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New York
James J. Bambrick
14Th St
Bambrick
Building Service
Union
Metropolitan Association of Building Owners
Swank Park Avenue
Upper West Side
Wall Street Financial District
Building Service International Union
Manhattan
East Side
Upper East-Side
Yorkville
Little Germany
General Strikes Feared as Akron Hopes Face
Akron March 2 AP Goodyear Tire spokesmen said union leaders rejected managements first move toward talks to end a two week strike that has kept more than 14 000 idle. Edward F McGrady urged a fresh start to seek peace as law enforcement weighed a central labor union plan to call a general strike if force is used against picket lines.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Edward F. McGrady
Washington
Central Labor Union
Nine Killed in Canadian Railway Wreck at Revelstoke
Candalan Pacific Railway officials report nine men dead and seven injured after a locomotive tender rolled off tracks into workers clearing a snow mud slide at Revelstoke. Two of the dead are said to be division executives.
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Vancouver
B. C
Candalan Pacific Railway Company
Revelstoke
Woman Injured in Sunday Columbus Neck Injury
Mrs. Georgia Marmet, 65, of Columbus, suffered three neck vertebrae dislocations in a Sunday accident near Carroll ten miles north of Lancaster.
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Columbus
Georgia Marmet
Carroll
Lancaster
Senate Debates Park Development Bill in Congress Today
Congress handles park development legislation as Senate debates the bill. Lobby committee reviews influences on pending laws while Judiciary weighs Edwin R. Holmes Mississippi nomination for circuit bench. House begins impeachment proceedings against U S Judge Halstead L Ritter Florida. Appropriations committee meets on regular supply bills.
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Senate
Lobby
Judiciary Committee
Edwin R. Holmes
Mississippi
House
U. S
Halstead L. Ritter
Florida
Appropriations Committee
Nippon Leaders Gather to Fill Premier Post
In Tokyo the imperial palace hosts Keisuke Okada Prince Saionji and Nobuaki Makino as they seek a strong head of government after last week’s army rebellion left four dead. Okada to serve until a successor is chosen while Saionji advises on the new premier.
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Okada
Associated Press
Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Keisuke Okada
Kimmochi Saionji
Nobuaki Makino
Privy Seal
Council of State
Prince Saionji
Genro
Hirohito
Ralston Reappointed as Hocking County Highway Maintainer
R. Ralston was notified Friday that Governor Davey reappointed him to his former post as highway maintenance superintendent in Hocking County. He had resigned January 23 during an appeals hearing after suspension by Highway Director John Jaster, clearing charges and enabling reinstatement. He did not report to work this morning and could not be reached for comment.
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R. Ralston
Davey
Hocking County
Ralston
State Civil Service Commission Board of Appeals
John Jaster
Ohio Cold Wave Bill Aims at 5 Million Repair Cost
Ohio and its cities face more than 5 million in expenses to repair streets and highways cracked by a record cold wave. The survey excludes crop, fire, and private losses, but estimates from 18 cities total 2.588 million with more to come as counties tally damage.
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Columbus
Qhio
Vey
Harry Flasher
State Highway Department
Intervention in Panama Ends Under Good Neighbor Pact
The United States and Panama signed a treaty ending the U S right to intervene in Panama to maintain public order in Panama City Colon and nearby areas. The 1903 clause, cited in past U S disputes, is replaced by the new agreement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Colon
Republic of Panama
Roosevelt Signs New AAA Stop Gap Plan
President Roosevelt signed a new soil conservation subsidy bill worth 500 million dollars, successor to the AAA after the Supreme Court struck down the old program. He called the act a new basis to build on, aiming for agricultural justice and national resource conservation. The measure was enacted into law as high officials rushed to field offices to implement it.
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Washington
Mar
AAA
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Bittinger Announces Bid for Lieutenant Governor Seat
J Freer Bittinger Ashland, speaker of the Ohio House, enters the Democratic race for lieutenant governor with a May 12 primary pledge. Senator Paul P. Yoder Eaton already seeks the nomination, while speculation tied to a Davey ticket has cooled.
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Columbus
J. Freer Bittinger
Ohio House of Representatives
Ashland
Senate
Democratic
Paul P. Yoder
Eaton
Bittinger
Yoder
M. L. Davey
Cafe owner charged with murder in Newport killing
George Evans, cafe owner in Newport, KY, was charged with murder after Theodore Lanthorne known as Teddy O'Dawn, 30, identified by Lt. Leo Livingston as a police character and former Mansfield State Reformatory inmate, was shot to death.
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Newport
George Evans
Theodore Lanthorne
Teddy O'Dawn
Leo Livingston
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Democrats Meet Tonight in Hocking County Club
A large turnout is expected at the Roosevelt-Davey Club meeting in the I O O F Rooms tonight. Chairman J W Gabriel says important business will be discussed.
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Hocking County
Roosevelt-Davey Club
J. W. Gabriel
Pair Leap 10 Death as Fire Sweeps Hotel
A downtown Warren Ohio hotel fire today killed two unidentified occupants, a man and a woman, who leaped from the third floor as smoke filled the building. One man, identified provisionally as Jack Meyers, was among the dead. Two other occupants were rescued and are recovering. The fire's origin is undetermined and the blaze occurred just before noon at the three story brick hotel, drawing noon-day crowds to witness the dramatic escape.
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Warren
Jack Meyers
Busy Great Lakes season predicted by shippers
Cleveland March 2 AP heavy season expected for iron ore coal and shipping on the Great Lakes. Executives and experts say 1936 will exceed last year with coal shipments rising to about 37.5 to 40 million net tons and ore shipments climbing from 28.289 million to roughly 35 to 40 million gross tons, the largest since 1930.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
River expected to yield three bodies after Christmas blizzard
The Ohio river, swollen by flood tide, was to yield the bodies of three persons who drowned Christmas Day near Manchester Ohio. The fourth body, Willard Kennedy, was found and buried. Kennedy and Goldie Porter, his wife, and two men set out in a rowboat for relatives in Kentucky when wind and snow trapped them midstream.
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Manchester
Ohio River
Willard Kennedy
Goldie Porter
Kennedy
Kentucky
Car Stolen From Andrew Coakley in Dicken Addition
Sheriff Joe Farbearn and deputies investigate the theft of a Ford owned by Andrew Coakley of the Dicken Addition. The vehicle was taken Saturday night.
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Joe Farbearn
Andrew Coakley
Dicken Addition
Mrs Phil Tschappat Admitted For Minor Operation
Mrs Phil Tschappat was admitted to Grant hospital in Columbus today for a minor operation. Mr Tschappat accompanied her to the hospital.
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Phil Tschappat
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Tschappat
Countess Barbara Out of Danger Says Doctors
London report says Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow formerly Barbara Hutton recovered from grave illness after delivery of her son. Doctors issued a bulletin stating her condition continues to mend and she may now be regarded as out of danger following abdominal obstruction surgery last Thursday.
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Barbara
London
Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Countess Haugwitz
Woolworth
Former C of C Chief Asks Wires Kept Secret
Silas H. Strawn former president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States petitions the DC Supreme Court to restrain Western Union from turning over his Chicago law firm's telegrams to the Senate lobby committee He calls the investigation illegal and unconstitutional and says private affairs and client matters should not be subjected to such searches.
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Washington
Silas H. Strawn
Chamber of Commerce of the United States Today
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Senate Lobby Committee
Strawn
Stork Comment Sparks Catholic Leader’s Critique of Judge
In Cincinnati a church official criticized Common Pleas Judge Stanley Struble for saying to burglary defendant Louis Beach that large families strain finances. The judge noted while praising parental honor that economy limits procreation and quipped the stork is a dumb bird, prompting ecclesiastical questioning of moral principles.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Stanley Struble
Frank A. Thill
Hamilton County
Judge Struble
Struble
Louis Beach
Beach
Britain Offers Oil Embargo to Italy in Italo-Ethiopian Crisis
In Geneva a British proposal seeks a league embargo on further oil shipments to Italy if all members join. The League of Nations council committee of 13, effectively the full council minus Italy, is to discuss conciliatory steps in the Italo-Ethiopian war and will convene tomorrow.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Italy
League
League of Nations Council
League Council
Italian advances threaten Ethiopian defense amid Geneva talks
Italian forces crushed Ethiopian resistance in Tembo and Amba Alaji with heavy losses, amid reports in Geneva that Mussolini might accept peace terms. A Rome source said Italy would entertain adequate proposals while Haile Selassie seeks to bolster northern defenses.
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Pietro Badoglio
Tembien
Amba Alaji
Associated Press
Abbi Addi
Makale
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Geneva
Rome
Italy
Haile Selassie
Djibouti
Death stalks Ohio highways in string of wrecks
Two Cleveland men Rudolph Gauch 46 and Russell D Jones 38 burned to death when their auto overturned after skidding in Cleveland. Andrew Lichanec 52 died later in hospital after being struck by a car while alighting from a bus. Cleveland’s 1936 traffic toll rose to 21. In Wooster Catherine Hudson 35 died when her car collided with another. In Columbus Carrie Pixley 63 died 13 hours after her stalled auto was demolished by a Big Four train. her husband John Pixley injured.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Rudolph Gauch
Russell D. Jones
Andrew Lichanec
Catherine Hudson
Wooster
Columbus
Carrie Pixley
John F. Pixley
Carrier 18 III Paul Stivison Ill at Home
Paul Stivison son of Mr and Mrs Ed Stivison is confined to his Fourth Street home due to illness. The Logan News carrier is listed as ill by the paper's local notice.
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Paul Stivison
Ed Stivison
Fourth Street
Paul
Logan
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