Strike Grows as Union Push Reaches Manhattan
Union leaders press a broad walkout in Manhattan and plan to spread to Brooklyn and Queens after owners refuse arbitration and opt for Mayor La Guardia’s settlement plan. Bambrick says the fight has only begun despite the concession to the mayor and Merritt’s arbitration offer.
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New York
Building Service
Theatrical
Midtown
James J. Bambrick
International Building Service Employes Union
Brooklyn
Queens
Bambrick
Strikers Report Minor Attacks at Goodyear Gates
Picket lines at Goodyear Tire and Rubber plants faced two minor attacks as peace talks lag. Fourteen thousand workers idle after a walkout of over three weeks. A picket at plant No 2 gate reported being struck by a sack of lampblack while another was hit in the leg by flying bolts and nuts. Police investigated with three officers at the entrances.
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Akron
Mavi
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Guy Eplifig
Howard Holmes
Fire destroys New Straitsville lumber yard
Fire completely leveled the New Straitsville Lumber Company in the village at two this morning. Owned by James King, the former Logan resident, damage estimated at 5500 with part insured. King spotted the blaze as he passed the building. local fire department battled to stop spread to adjacent wooden structures.
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New Straitsville Lumber Company
James King
Logan
King
New Straitsville Fire Department
Congress Debates Treasury and Post Office Supply Bill
Congress handles treasury and post office department supply measures. Foreign relations committee studies a new Panama treaty. House continues general debate on legislative establishments appropriations. Ways and Means subcommittee meets on tax legislation. Patents Committee meets at 10 15 on copyright revision. Senate opens impeachment proceedings against Judge Rit ter of Florida. Robinson defends relief program. Commerce committee closes hearings on ship subsidy. Passed bill to wind up cotton tobacco and potato control and a duplicate income tax return filing bill.
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Treasury and
Post Office Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Panama
House
Ways and Means
Patents
Senate
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Robinson
Commerce Committee
Cotton, Tobacco and Potato Control Administration
Possibility Edward VIII May Marry
In a House of Commons message signed by the king Edward VIII signals the possibility of marriage and calls for revising the civil list to provide for a queen and royal family. The 41 year old bachelor king has long been central to global talks and his status as the world’s most eligible bachelor.
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Burdette T. Johns
Associated Press Foreign Staff
London
Edward VIII
England
House of Commons
Edward
Long
Prince of Wales
Neville Chamberlain
Jafsie Heads Homeward as Questioning Looms
Dr John F Condon the Jafsie in the Lindbergh kidnap case returns from Panama to New York City aboard the SS Santa Inez planning renewed police questioning. Governor Hoffmans aide says arrangements likely to seek fresh statements before Hauptmann execution set for the week of March 30.
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Condon
New York
Trenton
N. J
John F. Condon
Jafsie
Panama
William S. Conklin
Harold G. Hoffman
Cristobal
C. Z
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Mrs Hewitt in Critical Condition After Overdose Incident
Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt is described as critical at a New Jersey medical center after an overdose of a sedative. Officials say her condition worsened from the previous day following a severe spell. She faces a mayhem charge in San Francisco tied to allegations by her daughter that the mother conspired with two physicians to sterilize her.
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Jersey
Ohio University Band to Perform in Logan Sunday
Logan High School hosts a 50 piece Ohio University band concert Sunday at 3 p m in the Logan High Auditorium under director Curtis W Janssen. Local band members must attend. tickets are on sale.
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Logan High School
Ohio University
Logan High Auditorium
Curtis W. Janssen
Ohio State Agent Delashmutt briefs students at Logan
Floyd Delashmutt of Ohio State University spoke to a Logan high school vocational agriculture class this morning. He will meet with Hocking county farmers who keep farm accounts and conduct a general meeting on farm management.
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Floyd Delashmutt
Ohio State University
Logan High School
Motorist Fined for Drunken Driving
Elmer Hite of Oreville was arrested Monday night on drunken driving charges and arraigned by Pre Magistrate 8 H. Whitehart. He received a $100 fine plus costs and six months suspension of driving rights.
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Elmer Hite Oreville
H. Whitehart
Welch Files for Democratic Nomination to 11th District
H B Welch of Rockbridge filed yesterday in Chillicothe Ross County for the Democratic nomination for congressman from the 11th district. The petition moves him toward a statewide race as a candidate from Hocking County.
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H. B. Welch
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Chillicothe
Ross County
Miner relief talks with Hocking County officials
Representatives of Salem Hollow mine workers who were laid off when the mine closed by the state met with the Hocking County Commissioners to discuss relief measures.
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Salem Hollow
Hocking County
Tmen aid in city crisis Newark short
In Columbus Ohio AP reports T-Men begin second day of crackdown on traffic violations as cities cut police and fire personnel. Newark reacts to a one third cut by Mayor Jesse A Grove under an economy ordinance. Discharged workers plan to sue for back salaries since Jan. 15. Savings projected at about ten thousand nine hundred ninety dollars annually. Conneaut voters oppose a three mill levy threatening protection after March 15.
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Columbus
Newark
Jesse A A. Grove
Woman Freed Husband Fined in Home Brew Case
Mrs Effie Groves of Rockbridge was released after a Sunday arrest for illegal home brew sales. Judge Harley Whitcraft dismissed the case. Her husband Willard Groves took responsibility for 48 quarts found at the home and was fined 25 dollars with 20 days jail suspended on good behavior. fine paid.
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Effie Groves
Rockbridge
Harley Whitcraft
Willard Groves
Singer defendant in McBroom's suit
Allen R. McBroom filed a common pleas suit against Ben Singer seeking 70 dollars. The claim includes 35 for painting Singer's buildings and various legal fees from McBroom's work for Singer, with a line labeled mistake adding seven dollars to the total.
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Allen R. McBroom
Common Pleas Court
Ben Singer
Singer
McBroom
Brother Dies of Lancaster City Hospital Tragedy
Allen E. Donley aged 71 died Monday night at City hospital Lancaster. He was the brother of John Donley of Logan. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m in Lancaster.
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Allen E. Donley
John Donley
Logan
City Hospital
Lancaster
Tom the chicken a prisoner’s unlikely ally in jail
Georgetown Ohio March 11 AP Take Tom f r instance no said Sheriff Steve Miller today dont take him at least until court is over The big Brahma crowing in Brown county jail is a witness in the Leslie McNeal and Clyde Walker cases charged with chicken theft Walker pleaded guilty but sentence delayed McNeal wounded during attempted capture denies the charge Prisoners and guards joke about the companionable chicken above McNeal and Walker dislike him but derive amusement from the “friend” in the cell above.
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Georgetown, CO
Tom
Steve Miller
Brown County
Leslie McNeal
Clyde Walker
Cincinnati
Tom McChesney
Hamersville
Walker
Walter Bagby
McNeal
Sheriff Miller
WPA workers injured in city crash at Zanesville Ave
Two WPA workers were injured and five others shaken up when a car driven by John Thompson overturned after colliding with another vehicle driven by Mrs. Amos Dicken at the Dicken addition road junction near Zanesville Ave. Thompson and Mike Krumlauf suffered cuts and bruises. Krumlauf also had a shoulder injury. Three other workers were not seriously hurt. Mrs. Dicken and her daughter were uninjured.
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WPA
Zanesville Ave
John Thompson
Amos Dicken
Dicken Addition
Thompson
Mike Krumlauf
Krumlauf
Former Logan Resident Margaret Harden Dies at 63
Funeral services set for Friday at 10 A M at Heinlein Funeral Home for Margaret Harden wife of Elijah T Harden who died at home near Kirkersville last night in her 64th year. She leaves four children and eight grandchildren with several siblings and a late son Paul Stanley. Rev Otto F Stolzenburg will officiate burial at Ewing Cemetery with viewing after 4 this evening.
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Heinlein
Margaret Harden
Elijah T. Harden
Kirkersville
Harden
Logan
Hocking County
Russell
Henry Monroe
Columbus
Elwood
Detroit
Margaret Geraldine Gordon
Lafayette McMorrow
Chas. Barnes
Frieda Easterday
Dell Hayman
Will McMorrow
Merle
Paul Stanley
Otto F. Stolzenburg
Ewing Cemetery
Minstrel Orchestra Draws Kessler Family Trio
Three Kessler family members Lawrence and sons Leo and Edward Logan High School students join the American Legion Minstrel orchestra for performances Friday and Saturday night. Other players include Richard McCutcheon Philip Francis Kenneth Oeffler and Carl Littlejohn.
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Kessler
American Legion Minstrel Orchestra
Lawrence Kessler
Leo
Edward
Logan
Richard McCutcheon
Philip Francis
Kenneth Oeffler
Carl Littlejohn
Death claims Mrs Gartner near Bremen
Mrs. Luella Gartner aged 49 of near Bremen died last night at 8 20 after illness began two hours earlier. Wife of Joseph Gartner she leaves two sons Walter and Glenn both at home, two daughters Joan at home and Mrs Helen Johnson of near Gartner home. Also three sisters Mrs David Layland Lima Ohio Mrs A R King Cleveland and Mrs Roy Toothman Los Angeles. Burial at Pleasant Hill M E church cemetery Bern township Fairfield county. Leonard Funeral Service in charge.
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Luella Gartner
Bremen
Joseph Gartner
Pleasant Hill M. E. Church
Bern Township
Fairfield County
Leonard
Mosier withdraws to back Young in Ohio race
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey and Stephen Young emerge as the two remaining contenders for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after Lieutenant Governor Harold G. Mosier quits. Mosier backs Young and cites protest against current administration as a motivator for Young's candidacy.
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Mosier
Young
Ohio
Davey
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Stephen Young
Harold G. Mosier
Congressman Young
Holl Seeks Congress Seat in Ohio District
Barton A Holl of Logan Ohio announced his candidacy for the 11th Congressional District to succeed Mell G Underwood. The district includes Hocking Perry Fairfield Pickaway and Ross counties. Holl age 44 married with three children has backed industrial development and natural resource programs and led American Legion efforts including two terms as Commander and ten years as Post Service Officer.
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Barton A. Holl
Logan
Ohio
Mell G. Underwood
Hocking
Pery
Fairfield
Pickaway
Ross
Holl
Hocking County
Holly
American Legion
Logan Post
Blood Transfusion Fails to Save New Plymouth Man
Mike Largent of New Plymouth died at 2 30 this morning at Cheshire Hospital after a four year illness. He received a blood transfusion Sunday night to save his life. Hoyt McDaniel of New Plymouth donated blood for the transfusion.
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Mike Largent
New Plymouth
Cherrington Hospital
Mr. Largent
Hoyt McDahiel
Roosevelt Knox Forces Win New Hampshire Primary
In Manchester New Hampshire nearly complete tabulations show President Roosevelt and Colonel Knox winning clear presidential primary victories. Roosevelt is poised to secure all eight state convention votes with delegates allocated across eight units and two congressional districts.
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Roosevelt
Knox
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
Col
Frank Knox
On Hampshire
U. S
George H. Moses
Mn Slegatee
Maddheds
Britain must act or else as crisis tightens
Paris watches Russia and the Little Entente as France threatens to quit the League of Nations unless Britain backs demands that Hitler withdraw troops from the Rhineland. A French official warns other powers will abandon collective security if treaties prove worthless.
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Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
France
League of Nations
League
Britain
Soviet Russia
Yugoslavia
Koslovakia
Rumania
Baldwin rules out asking US over Monroe Doctrine defense pledge
London March 11 Prime Minister Baldwin answered no when asked in the House of Commons if Britain would seek US assurances that under their interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine the United States would be bound to defend Canada British Guiana and the Falkland Islands from armed attack. Labor MP William Leach posed the question.
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London
IAP
Baldwin
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Canada
America
William Leach
Labor Party
State relief commission to decide aid basis soon
Columbus March 11 AP Members of the state relief commission said they would rule soon on whether to grant funds by need or by percentage as per the act creating the panel. The commission has allotted nearly 3 million dollars to counties all on the basis of need amid a Butler County prosecutor claim of lacking authority for such grants.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
Butler County
Knights of Pythias to Confer Second Degree Tonight
Logan Knights of Pythias will confer the second degree on a group of candidates at their hall tonight. A program and refreshments have been arranged by the village lodge.
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Logan Knights of Pythias
Man 22 Found Dead by Own Action Near Kenton
Mrs Neleon Long found her husband 22 suspended from a beam at the tranary yesterday. He appeared cheerful a short time before the tragedy, according to the report filed.
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Kenton
Neleon Long
Tranary
Davey Files Petitions for Democratic Nomination
Governor Martin L. Davey officially filed petitions today to seek renomination on the Democratic ticket. The papers listed 4 479 names across 54 counties with the secretary of state yesterday.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Mrs C L Koons Admitted To Cherringston Hospital
Mrs C L Koons was admitted to Cherringston hospital yesterday suffering from influenza.
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C. L. Koons
Cherringston Hospital
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