Holiday Brings UML to Winers in Coal Regions
Chicago April 1. A wage dispute between the United Mine Workers and operators left about 75 000 miners unemployed across West Virginia Panhandle Illinois Ohio and Indiana. Illinois 41 000 workers faced 144 mine closures while Ohio and West Virginia had nearly 3 900 out of work and Indiana about 7 060. The Illinois Indiana agreement expired at midnight and fields closed pending a new contract after union wage reductions. District Seven plans reopening with non-union labor. others continue on current scale. Operators propose 3.90 to 4.00 dollars daily to remain competitive.
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Chicago
West Virginia Panhandle
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Tnllinois
West Virginia
West
Virginia
District Seven
Terre Haute
Ind
Brazil
Joseph D. Zook
Illinois Coal Operators Association
John H. Walker
Mines Close Down Today In Ohio And Indiana
Union officials warn of a grave crisis as miners face about a 50 percent wage cut. In Ohio and the West Virginia Panhandle, 95,000 workers in 150 mines will lose income, with unions and operators failing to reach a wage agreement. Charitable relief groups prepare to aid affected families while discussions continue on a uniform wage.
Death Record Notes Lena Krieg and others in Ohio notice
Lena Bertha Krieg 62 died at 4 45 AM at her South Amherst road home. Swiss born, she came to the U S at age 11 and lived in Lorain County then the past 15 years at her present homestead. Survived by husband Charles eight daughters one grandchild and a brother. Funeral Monday 2 PM at the home with Rev Schmidt. burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Also funeral notice for Charles Yorks died yesterday from his 859 Walnut St home. service Monday 2 30 PM at his residence with Rev W C Fowles. burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Julia Dowdell Erhart 77 formerly of Grafton died March 6 at daughter FR Spieth’s home. Funeral Saturday April 2 1932 at Immaculate Conception Church. survivors include H M Newdell and several children.
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Otes
Lena Bertha Krieg
Amherst
Amherst Road
Switzerland
United States
Lorain County
Petters
Evangelical Canoe
Charles
Wm Heller
Arthur Igkeon
Chartes
RF. Yorks
Walnut Street
W. C. Fowles
Church of Christ
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Jca Dowdell Erhart
Julia Dowdell
Grafton
FR. B. Spieth
Immaculate Conception Church
H. M. Newdell
Robert
Joseph
John
B. B. Spieth
May Terrington
Four murderers go to death at Sing Sing prison
At Sing Sing N Y four killers went to the chair in one night. Peter Sardini, 28, first to die, had killed Rocco Zappa during a Brook ing holdup. Dominic Seifo 24 Michael Roadick 20 and Walter Borosky 24 followed in order for the murder of Elmhurst grocer Frank Pendlebury during a holdup.
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Tairossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Peter Sardini
Sardini
Rocco Zappa
Dominic Seifo
Michael Roadick
Walter Borosky
Frank Pendlebury
Elmhurst, L. 1
Court Bank Sues for 7076 on Mortgage in Helms Township
Central United Bank of Cleveland sues Mas M Ozer for 7076 alleged due on a promissory note tied to a mortgage on property in Helms Township. Case filed in Elyria with Dayton Seale Co. filing against Joe for 280. Benjamin F Sidaway of Avon Lake seeks divorce from Irma, citing grounds of incompatibility. married in 1902.
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Central United Bank of Cleveland
Mas M. Ozer
Helm Township
Elyria
Dayton Seale Co
Joe
Benjamin F. Sidaway
Avon
Lake
Chinatown at Rialto Promises Dragon Driven Mystery
Rialto Theatre screens Chinatown After Dark directed by Stuart Paton with stars Barbara Kent Carmel Myers Rex Lease and Frank Mayo. Paton notes the dragon as a universal symbol of menace linking ancient myth to modern mystery and murder in the film.
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Stuart Paton
Rialto Theatre
Barbara Kent
Carmel Myers
Rex Lease
Frank Mayo
Dracon
Jonz
Paton
Tiamat
Merodach
Radium dangers discussed in 1931 inquiry and Radithor cases
Proceedings cover radium dial paint deaths at East Orange US Radium Plant and Bailey Company ceasing Radithor marketing. Dr Flinn describes two radium water types, warns against internal radium treatments, and notes radiation harms to bone. Daylight saving in Britain becomes permanent in 1945 and Texas tops states as natural gas producer.
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United States
East Orange
Flinn
Beers
Southampton
Bailey Company
Byers
Illwegs Fatal to Congressman Vestal
Rep Albert H Vestal Republican whip of the House and former patents committee chair died at a Navy hospital after several weeks illness. He was 37, raised in Indiana, educated at Valparaiso University, admitted to the bar at 21, and began service March 4 1917. He was married with two children.
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Washington
Albert H. Vestal
Andersen
Ind
Navy Hospital
Vestal
House
Patents Committee
Indiana
Valparaiso University
Program For Dedication Of Salvation Army HQ
The Salvation Army dedicates its new headquarters at 572 Broad Street on Sunday at 3 PM. Captain and Mrs. A J Avery announce the move from 25 years in the old quarters to larger premises due to growth. Colonel H Roberts to give the dedicatory address and chair the event. Local leaders including Mayor W H VanQster and J E Maston, with prayers by Rev R T Ketcham and songs by the congregation and band.
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Salvation Army
Broad Street
A. J. Avery
Salvations Army
WOTK
H. Roberts
Roberts
Nev
TR. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Finger St. Murphy
W. H. VanQster
E. F. Alien
R. C. Maston
Wii
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Ave
P. Crispell
Tax bill details and House debate on revisions
The text outlines tax rates for cosmetics, soft drinks, radios, and phonographs with targeted revenues and readjustments in income tax sharing. It notes a debate in the House after lengthy struggles since January 15 in the Ways and Means committee and describes leaders appearing tired after completing work.
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Wars and Means
Co-eds Organize Voters League in Oberlin Ohio
Oberlin coeds form a nonpartisan League of Women Voters to inform women students about procedures and candidates ahead of a mock convention. Helen Horton leads the executive board. about 275 members signed up. The group includes members from fourteen states, the District of Columbia, and Germany. The league will resemble the national organization in aims and activities this spring.
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Oberlin
League of Women Voters
Helen Horton
Sydvig Smith
Natherine McCullough
Oberlin Professors to Speak at Education Conference
Three Oberlin professors will speak at the twelfth annual education conference at Ohio State University April 7 to 9. The theme is Education as Social Investment. Russell Jameson will discuss The Foreign Language Club as Socializing Element in Social Life. J O Lofberg will address The Attic Orators Look at Women. C W Savage will speak on The Present Trend and Future Possibilities in Competitive Athletics. Nearly one hundred and fifty attendees expected.
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Oberlin
Ohio State University
Russell Jameson
J. O. Lofberg
C. W. Savage
New Income Tax Levied by House After Row
In Washington the House imposed normal income tax rates plus surtaxes on dividends from stock investments after a partisan clash in the Ways and Means Committee and in Speaker Garner's office. The measure passed 180 to 103, expected to raise about 50 to 55 million dollars. Garner accused Republicans of blocking budget balance.
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Washingioton
House
Ways and Means
Speaker Garner
Ohio Extends Filing Deadline for Classified Tax Returns
In Columbus on April 1 the Ohio General Assembly extended the filing deadline for the new classified tax law to April 20. The Ohio Tax Commission welcomed the change saying county auditors feared overstepping authority. Penalties would not be enforced before April 20, though the commission noted no legal mechanism to enforce prior recommendations.
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Columbus. O
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Tax Commission
Commis
Willys Overland Won’t Enter Low Price War
A. Miller, president of Willys Overland Co, announced in Toledo that the firm would not join the cut price war among Detroit manufacturers. He noted the Rock bottom price was set in January and said the company’s budget for the year totals 40,000,000.
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Willys Overland CO
Toledo
S.l. A. Miller
Willys Overland Company
Leday
Detroit
Rock Bottom
Willys-Overland
Miller
North Russia Briefs Chronicle Local Socials and Illness
North Russia April 1 notes show numerous visits and gatherings across Oberlin Elyria Amherst and surrounding towns. Entries list guests at Berg and Nash homes plus medical concerns including Mrs Berg, Lavonne Schramm and Earl Gibson illness. Concludes with remark on declining religious culture in local discourse.
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North Russia
Walter Walker
Oberlin
Harry Gibson
Earl Delficla
Cleveland
Carl Berg
Albert Teasdale
Elsa
Lorain
Emma Berg
Odessa Ludwig
Jacob Schramm
Fred Berg
Mary Lattiman
Henrietta
Chas. Nash
Butternut Ridge
Simeon Nash
Mary Franklin
Eugene Conway
Elyria
John Franklin
Walter Wasem
Ashland
Everette Sandrock
Chestnut Ridge
Meda Sandrock
Henry Sandrock
Edith
Ethel
Edward Baldauf
Elyria High School
Ed Stang
South Ridge
Allen Griffin
Will Schubert
Ed Burge
Will May
Henry Date
Amherst
Will Bers
Asher Crumb
Roy Franklin
Chas. Janes
LaGrange
Lavonne Schramm
Earl Gibson
Edwin
Virginia Bartlett
Markets show price shifts across produce and livestock
Cleveland markets report butter steady at 24 cents per lb with varied egg and poultry quotes. Hog and cattle footing mixed with holdover supplies, calves steady, sheep strong, and potatoes and grains showing modest gains or steady lines in Toledo and Chicago cash quotes.
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Etras
Ohio
New York
Green Mountain
Idaho
Dover
Lindbergh Kidnap Case Negotiators Warned Of Tapped Lines
Local negotiators Very Rev H Doobson-Peacock Rear Admiral Burrage and John K Curtis report wire taps and threatening calls after warnings not to participate in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Curtis says callers urged him to drop the case while Burrage cites leaks in telephone talks. The revolver described as distinctly American in origin reflects U S craftsmanship.
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H. Doobson-Peacock
Admiral Burrage
John K. Curtis
Lindbergh
Curtis
Burrage
Colonel Lindbergh
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