Miners Ordered From Belmont County Homes in Federal Case
Federal court ordered eviction of 170 miners and their families from Clark son and related mines in Belmont County Ohio. The injunction targets non union operators, claiming need for housing for non union workers. Weather and hardship cited as reasons to delay ejectments near midwinter. Several Clarkson and Monroe mines affected with numerous houses listed, including Clarkson No 1 and No 2, Worene Mine, and Webb line near Shadyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ederal Court Roo, CO
Lumbus, Bee
Unader
Belmont County
Clark On Coal Company
Avaatle Contracting Co
Chouland
Monroe Coal 0
Toledo
Thanser
Mwough
Wig
Jacksonville
Federal Court
Lough
Clarkson
Ohio
Marshal Stamey Dorthnick
Wade
Ohin Coal Operators Association
Clarkeon Mine No. 2
Farpoint
Clarkson No. 1
St. Clairsville
Worenee Mine
Martin's Farry
Webb Inline
Shadyettle
Elyrian Hurt In Blast At Oil Stall
Robert Underhill, 21, seriously burned in a blast at Peerless Oil Co in East Broad and East River streets. Five in the office. he alone injured. About 56 gallons of alcohol in tank, first aid at Clyria Memorial hospital. Explosion caused by gas fumes and stove ignition. he ducked but was struck by the flash.
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Robert
Bob Underhill
Kant Fifth Street
Fred Underhill
Peerless Oil Co
East Broad
East River
Clyria Memorial Hospital
Underhill
Endurance Flight Postponed Fourth Day at Daytona
Edward F. Schree and William S Brock postponed their endurance flight for the fourth straight day due to adverse weather in Daytona Bach Fla December 17. An infantile paralysis case was reported in Nover Wov en see 17, with the first quarantine case since October and others noted in the carry
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Daytona
Bach, Fla
Edward F. Schree
W Liam S. Brock
Nover Woven
Ortober
Mrs Lindbergh Will Go To Mexico
Mrs Lindbergh plans a trip to Mexico at the invitation of President Callos with her son. She may depart Sunday or Monday morning, seeking a leave of absence from her chemistry class at the local high school.
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Mrs. Lindbergh
Mexico
Dethgwt
Mre
Livanseling L. Lindbergh
Cal
Charles Lindbergh
Callos
Mosten City
Lindbergh Receives Royal Honors in Mexico City
Col. Carles Lindbergh continues a round of honors in Mexico City as his mother accepts a guest of the government invitation. President Calles and ex president Obregon plan aerial welcomes, with a field flight and a balcony parade noted for over 100000 labor delegates.
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Mexico City
Nec
Col. Carles
Lindbergh
Afcaren
Galles
Chiigsemas
Mexica
Washington
Mexico
Shorter Xmas Shutdown At National Tube Plant
LORALN Dec 17 The annual Christmas shutdown of the National Tube plant will be shorter than ever this year. Officials said dates are not yet set but operations suggest the plant will close a day before Christmas and reopen two or three days after. Fewer departments will be affected, signaling increased productivity.
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Loraln
Chigtutas
Hearst Papers Cables Questioned by Senate Panel
Hearst newspaper reports claim Mexican government cables passed to a New York consul may be forgeries. Senate investigators, unable to locate transcripts, questioned Hearst agent Miguel Avila about payments and how documents were obtained. Witnesses from Hearst papers described large stacks of cash and staged typewritten statements in Spanish as part of their accounts.
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Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Miguel Aliva
Hearst
Avila
Doh Paze
Tloed
Ienty
Tax Reduction Bill Moves To Senate For Stage Two
Washington Dec. 17 The 280 million tax reduction bill passed by the House goes to the Senate today for its second stage. It will be referred to the Senate Finance Committee where Chairman Smoot may delay action until after Christmas. Some Republicans push for earlier consideration while others fear radical changes by independents. President Coolidge believes the House bill is too large.
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Wasitington
Senate
Senate Finance Committees
Smoot
Coolidge
Linder Granted Release On 85000 Bail After Guilty Plea
Warry El Linder of this city was released Friday on an 85000 bond after pleading guilty before U S Commissioner Martin J Monahen to embezzling 10000 from a bank. The Guardian Trust Co of Cleveland filed the charge. Tire Firm Wins 222 Judgment By Confession Against R M Donald In Common Pleas Court.
Soviet Protest Over Chinese Nationalist Break in Ties
Moscow protested the severance of diplomatic relations by the Chinese Nationalist government. The note denied Soviet complicity in Canton unrest and said Russian consuls had acted under prior agreements. It blamed foreign imperialist pressure and insisted Moscow seeks equality in negotiations with China.
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Moscow
Russia
Canton
Peking
Fitegory Tehitcherin
Shanghai
China
Pegstrison
Woman Killed In Toledo Accident
In Toledo Ohio a woman named Mrs. Mary Tholiday died at Turey hospital after being struck by a car driven by Robert Ward. Ward was held at the safety building. Two others were seriously hurt and a fourth had minor injuries in three separate accidents across the city. Eleven people including three teachers were recovering from injuries.
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Toledo
Bee
Mary Tholiday
Turey T Hospital
Hligabith Miller
Robert Ward
Ward
Flood Warnings As Cold Snaps Halt River Rises
Extreme cold spread across the state as rivers and creeks were held back by freezing temperatures. Flood conditions persisted in many areas with several towns reporting rising waters and flooded basements while officials warned of further drops in temperature to prevent additional damage.
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United States Weather Bureau
Columbus
Tuscarawas County
Slartella
Zanesville
Pomeroy
Urichsville
Trenton Avenue
Tuscarawas
Pomarey
Ohio
Frank Ewing
Muskingum
Callipolis
Middleport
Jackson
Huntington
Gallipolis
Weather Bureau
Byrd Outlines Plan for Antarctic Expedition
Commander Richard E. Byrd described a 12 Arctic specialists expedition to explore a South Polar territory larger than the United States. The plan calls for a reinforced ship base at the Ross Barrier with six Eskimos and dog teams, then three planes with mapping cameras to chart the continent at 109 miles per hour. Byrd aims to plant the American flag at the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Richard F. Grid
United States
National Geographical Society
Great Ross Barrier
Westpac
Lue Vole
Antarctic
Byrd
Lima Man Injured When Van Hit by Train
One Lima man is in St Rita's hospital with fractured ribs and other injuries after a moving van behind a freight train was struck by a train at Wapaknyets. Gale Cunningham, 22, received minor injuries. another man escaped with cuts and bruises.
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Prelighue
FWO
Tima
Dee
Lima
St. Rita's Hospital
Wapaknyets
Gale Cunningham
Panda
Steger
Quebec Fire Kills Dozens. Boarding School Hit by Blaze
In Quebec on December 17 a massive fire at Hospice St Charles and a nearby boarding school left at least 36 dead and endangered 435 children. Flames reached the top floors, explosions and high winds hampered rescue while fourte en corpses were later found. Morrisette Academy across the street suffered serious damage. Guards were posted around Catholic properties amid fears of incendiaries.
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Quebec
St. Charles
Elvator
Morrissette Academy
St. ‘John ‘Berchman'’s
Citizens Oppose Lorain Bridge Ramp Elimination
A local citizens group in Lorain County protests plans to remove the north and south ramps at the Memorial Bridge. They gather petitions and push to keep the ramps, arguing safety and access rely on the ramps and urging consideration of paving and sidewalk improvements.
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Lorain
Neo TV
Lorain County Memorial Gradit
Tts
Recess in Rural Contempt Case Scheduled Next Week
The Washington court delays the rural contempt case involving Sinclaire Rams. proceedings resume on the third week of March. Edward Wedwell and Gardner Grenkeit are named in the Patt matter as the prosecution sets three meetings for Friday.
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Wasitington
Tire Ly
Sinclaire
Merth Stewart
Biren
Edward Wedwell
Gardner Grenkeit
Hold Local Man On Liquor Charge
Gus Thomas of Woodford ayynue was arrested at home yesterday on a liquor possession charge. Police found 15 gallons of illicit liquor in the kitchen. He spent the night in county jail and will be arraigned in police court as soon as his health permits.
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Gus Thomas
Woodford
Thomas
Couny
Jewel Thieves Rob Month-Long Heists Across City
Jewel thieves, operating in broad daylight, netted not less than 700000 in a spree to grab Christmas money. Emil Ginder, a New York jewelry salesman, reported a robbery of 50000 in gems while boarding a streetcar. Three men, including Enud Jacobson, 37, and Mrs Olga Steck Matkins were also tied to varied robberies yielding tens of thousands in jewels. Mrs Minnia Winner, tied to 5000 in jewels and furs. the Hudson home suffered a break-in with losses over 25000 in jewels clothing and rugs.
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Chigaco
Der
Emil Ginder
New York
Enud Jacobson
Olga Steck Matkins
Minnia Winner
W. C Hudson
Remus Sanity Trial Closes Evidence Phase
In Cincinnati Court today the Remus murder trial closed its evidence phase at 12 07 pm. Dr Charles E Kiely an alienist testified that Remus was sane on Oct 6 when he shot his wife Imogene. Defense experts contended during the day that Remus justified his actions through transitory insanity.
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Cincinanti
Dew
George Remus
CaUae Tetra Kean
Ftr
B.A. Baker
Remus
Rene
Juline Caesar
Petty
Naples
Death by own action in Sparrow case sparks new inquiry
An anonymous letter to Sheriff E. G. Mathews in Lorain Ohio suggests Elizabeth Sparrow, 40, of New York City, died by her own hand. The letter says she planned to jump into Lake Erie and forwards belongings to Mrs. R. A. Stanton, Columbus. Authorities contact relatives and hotel staff to probe motive and verify details.
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E. G. Mathews
Elizabeth Sparrow
New York City
Lorain
Miss Sparrow
Mathews
Columbus
Miss Sparlow
Cleveland
Frances Blake
WW. Starke
Thomas Sparrow
Boy Scouts
Harrishurs
William Sparrow
Kansas City
Warl Moore
R. A. Stanton
Fort Olayes
Many Faces Lop-Sided Says Some Faces Odd
Dr Henry J Schiregon told an audience at the Osteopathic Medical College in Selnesun Chicago that about thirty per cent of people have lop sided faces. He claimed telegenous twins result from one life cell invading another and making two personalities in one person with opposite facial contours. He noted the left side often shows double inheritance and greater difference from the right. Dr Seliresan, who specializes in facial beautification, cited these conclusions about so called two faced people.
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Dovtor Seliresan
Donahoe Names Labor Delegates From Ohio
Lt Gov Donaher named FT Te Honnele and T Z Duffs to represent the Ohio State Federation of Labor at the twenty first annual meeting of the American Association of Labor Legislation to be held in Washington from the 27th to the 86th.
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Donahey
Ohto Columbus
Donaher
FT. Tehonnelle
Ohio State Federation of Labor
T. Z. Duffs
Columbus
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Helder
Washins‘ton
Texas woman found guilty of bank robbery with a firearm
Mrs Rebecca Rogers was convicted by a La Grange jury of robbing the Farmers National Bank at Buda Texas with a firearm and sentenced to 14 years. The defense claimed insanity while alienists testified the act was sane. The trial followed an earlier failed arson attempt and a later hold up at Round Rock. Mrs Rogers, once an UT honor student and state attorney general secretary, showed no emotion as the verdict read. Defense plans a new trial and possible appeal.
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LA Grange
Tex
Rebecca
Brailey Rogers
Taany
Reg Brs
Otis
Rogers
Round Rock
Farmers National Bank
Buda
Corner Stone Laying For United Presbyterian Church Addition
The corner stone of the church addition at East avenue and Gracecourt will be laid tomorrow at 2 36 PM. A fine program is planned with Dr M J Rose of New Wilmington Pa, superintendent of Missions of the First Synod of the West, United Presbyterian Church of North America. Local ministers participate in the event.
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United Presbyterian Church
East Avenue
Gracecourt
M. J. Rose
New Wilmington
First Synod of the
West
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Woman Slashed by Son Recovers in Akron
Mrs. Clara Nice of Kenmore remains on the road to recovery after being stabbed by her son Kari, 38, a former Kanape man, during a fit of insanity. Physicians said she suffered two stabbing wounds and is under county care observation.
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Akron
Clara Nice
Kenmore
Kari
Nice
Here
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