Ohio mine operations paralyzed by nationwide strike
United Press reports a mass walkout as more than six thousand Ohio miners join a general strike called by the United Mine Workers of America in protest of wage cuts. Dozens injured in Philo when non union cars were stoned. sheriff uses tear gas, riot guns. Eastern Ohio mines largely idle. some Cambridge area activity and picketing spreads to the West Virginia Panhandle.
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United Press
Ohio
Hocking Valley
West Virginia
Panhandle
United Mine Workers of America
Muskingum Coal Company
Philo
Zanesville
Harry Paul
William Curtis
Eastern Ohio
Wheeling
Smithfield
Saunders
Adena
Cambridge
West Virgina Panhandle
Ohinenal Fields
Bellaire
Miners Join Organized Strike in Northern West Virginia
More than a thousand coal miners in ten non union mines of the northern West Virginia district joined the United Mine Workers strike in Wheeling. Valley Camp Coal Co. operations at Number 1 and Number 5 mines in Cleveland connected firms halted work with no trouble reported. Richland mine at Conataza Coal Co Warwood and Panama mine at Benjamin Franklin Coal Co Moundsville also idle as miners walked out. Eastern Ohio miners plan further action.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Valley Camp Coal Co
J. A. Paisley Corporation
Cleveland
Richland
Conatanza Coal Co
Warwood
Panama
Benjamin Franklin Coal Co
Moundesville
Eastern Ohio
Local drill march urged in northern West Virginia district
A fragmented notice calls for a nighttime march in the northern West Virginia district to urge others to join the strike. The readable text suggests community action and solidarity moves.
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Yvirginia
Local News In a Few Lines Bonfire Threatens Garage Nearby
Firemen battled a leaves bonfire near Dr. H. J. Austins home at 355 Denison Ave feared to ignite a garage. the blaze damaged sheds on a neighboring property. Trolley wires removal in Elrria proceeds as part of final property purge by Cleveland Southwestern RR. Police investigated a window stone thrown by youths at 422 West Ave with no arrests. Motorcyclist Joe Massick injured in a crash at West River and Turner. ride to infirmary road area. Clarence Heintz reports Austin delivery truck damage after collision with a large truck at Chappel St and Broad. Jack Merrell of Oberlin detained by deputies for intoxication disturbance at home. County commissioners reappointed M. W. Moughton as trustee of the County Children's Home at Oberlin for five more years. board serves without pay.
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H. J. Austin
Denison Avenue
Joe Massick
Prospect Street
Nick Martin
West River Street
Turner Street
Mw. A. Moughton
Oberlin
Court actions span notes, estates, and stock disputes
The First Wellington Bank sues Henry W Mans ey et al for 2785 on a promissory note with foreclosure noted in Wellington. Rose B Denney executrix seeks court approval to transfer property partially negotiated by the defendant. Frank W Jordan sues Bannon Theatre Company to force inspection of books, alleging stock ownership of 400 dollars and misappropriation by John Pekras Clara Pekras and others totaling around 40000 dollars in 1925 to 1927.
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First Wellington Bank
Henry W. Mansey
Wellington
Rose B. Denney
Charles Bernacek
Katie‘ Bernacek Et
Frank W Jordan
Bannon Theatre Company
John Pekras
Clara Pekras
Ilegally
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram reader marks 50 years
A. E. Knight of Norwalk has been a reader of the Chronicle Telegram and its predecessors for over fifty years. He recently renewed his subscription and, though he has been away from Elyria for about forty years, he still likes to know what is happening in his old hometown.
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A. E. Knight
Norwalk
Chronicle- Telegram
Knight
Elyria
Damrosch Critiques Crooning At Conference
Walter Damrosch, in Cleveland for the National Conference, derides crooning as a narcotic and a parodied expression of sentiment. The conference featured a National high school orchestra program with 00 students, directed by Dr. V L F Rebmann, with Eugene Goosens guest conducting the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
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Clleveland
Walter Damrosch
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
National High School Orchestra
V. L. F. Rebmann
New York
Eugene Goosens
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Death notices from WELUIGTOS area list multiple funerals
Death notices report Mrs Helen Bacon West 24 dying after a six month illness. Survived by husband Rollin and half sister Elizabeth Bacon Rowley. Services Thursday at 7 99 pm at her father in law Walter West home. Burial Greenwood cemetery. Chauncey E Fitch 38 died after short illness leaving widow five children three brothers and one sister. Funeral Thursday 2 50 pm Clifford Pease Dover Center. Burial Olmsted Falls cemetery. John Adams 88 died Monday morning funeral Wednesday 2 39 pm Baker funeral home burial Crownhill cemetery. Marr Drozdowski Amherst funeral 2 pm Wednesday at St Joseph Catholic church burial Calvary cemetery.
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Weluigtos
Helen Bacon West
Rollin
Elizabeth Bacon Rowley
Springfield
Ohio
Walter West
Greenwood Cemetery
Chauncey E. Fitch
I Ihis
Avon Sesterday
Clifford Pease
Dover Center
Olmsted Falls Cemetery
John €. Adams
Baker Funeral Home
Crownhill Cemetery
Drozdowske
Amherst
Marr Drozdowski
Amherst Hospital
St Joseph's Catholic Church
James Kishen
Tn Calvary Cemetery
Eagles Plan For Celebration at Northern Ohio District meet
The Northern Ohio District of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met at the Elyria Eagles Club to decide plans for the Washington Arc Centennial celebration and the district convention. Delegates heard reports on the parade initiation in Amherst High School, a public reception and concert, and the parade program. Remarks by G. Yerkes, Wm Graves, and Judge Clarence Washburn outlined membership work and Eagles activities. The final district meeting is set for Amherst on April 17 to finalize matters and issue the official program.
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Aeiries
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Amherst Committee
Elyria Eagles
G. Yerkes
Fiesns
Atty. Wm. Graves
Cleveland Aerie
Cleveland
Eagles
Clarence G. Washburn
Court of Appeals
Elyria Aerie
Amherst
Receiver named for Broad Motor Co in common pleas court
Agate appointed receiver for Broad Motor Company at 115 East Avenue in common pleas court today after Edward Sehback won a $127.23 judgment against the firm. The company consented to the receiver's appointment.
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Broad Motor Co
Agate
Broad Motor Company
East Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Edward Sehback
Obiein O Editorial Staff Named for 1902 33 Review
Robert Bryan and Paul Whrucker named managing editors of the Review for next year will assume duties after Spring Vacation. Mary Ann Zeieny and David Earl named assistant managing editors to edit a style book and oversee correction and rewriting. Society news by Jean Hammer, features by Barnett Lester, exchanges by Margaret Easley. John Shaw continues as sports editor after February move of Krucker to issue editor.
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Oberlin O
Robert Bryan
Paul Whrucker
O. C
Review
Mary Ann Zeieny
David Earl
Society News
Jean Hammer
Barnett Lester
Margaret Easley
John Shaw
Krucker
Cairns to Address Columbus Meeting of Ohio Section
Professor W. D. Cairns of Oberlin College will speak at the Ohio State University in Columbus meeting of the Ohio section of the Mathematical Association. Cairns chairs this section. he and Mrs. Cairns will visit Springfield relatives later in the week. Garden Dept of Oberlin Women's Club met at Mrs. M. J. Watson’s Elm Street home, topic Vines and Climbing Plants presented by Mrs. George Kelly, with discussion and social hour. Miss Oakes to host next meeting on April 18. Oberlin Exchange Club met yesterday at Oberlin Inn with W. D. Hobbs and I. L. Vorter returning Saturday from several weeks in Florida.
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W. D. Cairns
Oberlin College
Ohio
The
Mathematical Association
Ohio State University
Columbus
Cairns
Springfield
Garden Dept
Woman's Club
Oberlin Women's Club
M. J. Watson
Elmatroet
George Kelly
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
W. D. Hobbs
I. L. Vorter
Plorl
Local social notes and visits across town
Miss May and Miss Gillis leave with Professor Slorner for Nashville to visit Mr. Otis Brown. Mrs. Dan Dudley has improved and returned home from Allen Hospital. The I. T. T. M. club progressive supper was postponed to April 18. Village council to meet Wednesday. Commander White and daughter Eloise attended the Northeastern Boosters meeting in Medina. Mrs. Worcester recovering from a car accident west of Oberlin. Helen Richards hosted a party for Helen Erchart, Virginia, Hans DeVensy, and Gladys Arnholdt. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Albright returned from Cincinnati. Behnkes spent weekend in Detroit. Janet Ashley visits Mt. Gilead grandmother. Helen Kline on college vacation.
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Trey
Miss May
Miss Gillis
South Cedar Avenue
Slorner
Nashville, Tenn
Otis Brown
Eloise
Hollywood Avenue
Northeastern Boosters
Medina
Ohio
P. G. Worcester
Oberlin
Worcester
Helen Richards
East College Street
Helen Erchart
Lorain
Virginia
Hans DeVensy
Cleveland
Gladys Arnholdt
Loudonville
J. M. Albright
Mrs. DeForest Pratt
Cincinnati
Students accuse BeH county attorney of political pressure
College students visiting coal regions in Kentucky and Tennessee say Walter Smith, attorney for BeH county, denied them admission and accused them of Communist tendencies. They claim Smith demanded peace bonds of 1000 per student, which they could not provide.
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Washington
Kentucky
Tennessee
Walter Smith
Beh County
Smith
Deed Transfers 31 Miles Of Railway In Lorain County
A deed filed with Lorain county records transfers the 31 mile Lorain and Ashland rail line and all property rights, tracks, buildings, equipment, and franchises from the Tora Ashland and Southern Railway to an unnamed company. The route runs from Pearl Avenue in Lorain south and west for about 31 miles through multiple townships. Payment came via a Pennsylvania Railroad check, with a note asking delivery to Philadelphia.
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Loar
Tora, Ashland and Southern
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Jury panel fills with diverse prospects in Darrow case
Judge Davis overruled Darrow's challenge after a puzzled pause. Six prospective jurors were seated this morning: Beckley, Duke King, an Impassive round-faced Chinese, Bankston, W. R. Chellyard, Charles Akana, and Hisata Imada. Mrs Fortescus and Mrs Darrow exchanged quiet words as the process continued.
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Davis
Lindbergh Flight Sighting Spawns New Clues and Reassurances
Newark airport reported a plane marked NC-49M Lindbergh’s number flown at 2 PM. Sightings traced to Martha’s Vineyard and Buzzards Bay area echo a recent mysterious flight. Princeton President Hibben noted optimism at the Lindbergh home while authorities verified activity around the estate. A Princeton student sought access, later identified as working for Dr. Wibben, with officials remaining tight lipped.
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Lindbergh
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Elizabeth Islands
Buzzards’ Bay
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Hibben
Lindbergh House
Hopewell Estate
Princeton
Lindbergh Home
Dr. Wibben
Hoveau
Dr. Hibben
O. K
Markets and prices from Cleveland area and national notes
Market weak with mixed prices across eggs poultry and potatoes. Livestock steady to lower with hogs and cattle varying. calves and lambs show limited demand. Chicago and New York reports include Lindbergh kidnap coverage and related police notes. detailed grain and feed prices listed for local markets.
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Mars Het
Ixtras
Ohio
New York
Maine
Crean Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland
Irhorn
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