Miners Accept Lynett Peace Plan for Five Year Contract
John L. Lewis announces acceptance of FE Lynett proposed peace plan to end the 158000 miner strike. Plan calls for immediate return to work and a five year contract with a new conference to be called by operators and miners. Authorities indicate Alvin Markle may convene talks in Hazleton to resume negotiations.
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Philadelphia
E. J. Lynett
Anthracite Operators
Scranton
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
FE. J. Lynett
Lewis
W. W. Inglis
Alvin Markle
New York City
Markle
Hazleton
Wilkes Barre
Scranton Times
Lynett
Lewie
Durkin Murder Arraignment Delayed To Next Friday
Martin J. Durkin facing two murder charges had arraignment postponed for a week as his attorney cited Durkin lacks counsel and another possible defendant Michael Ahern hesitated to take the case. Durkin remained in single cell at the county jail awaiting arraignment and a signed intoxicated statement raised questions about the shooting of Edward J. Shanahan, a Department of Justice operative.
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Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
John F. Tyrrell
Durkin
Romeo
Michael Ahern
Tyrrell
Darkin
Martin J.durkin
Edward J. Shanahan
Department of Justice
Former Cleveland Discount salesmen testify in Kirby fraud trial
In Cleveland on January 22 former salesmen of the Cleveland Discount Co testified in the Josiah Kirby mail fraud trial. Their statements largely corroborated earlier testimony and defense witnesses were called after prosecutors rested. The case centers on a $26 million federal scheme and possible juror influence attempts.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Discount Co
Josiah Kirby
Kirby
Somerex
Fires Ravage City Hall and Opera House in Ogdensburg
A blaze in Ogdensburg on January 23 destroyed the town hall and Municipal Opera House and menaced the business district. The fire caused about 500000 in damage as several adjacent buildings caught fire and firefighters focused on saving the downtown area.
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Ogdensburg
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Lorain Fire Chief Seeks Charleston Ban for Halls
Fire Chief David Hart told Safety Director King that Lorain dance halls risk collapse unless Charleston is banned. The ban would not apply to ground floor halls without basements. He urged permits only if Charleston is barred.
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Lorain
David Hart
King
France Suffers Financial Strike
Paris reports a one day strike by brokers and Bourse employees protesting proposed taxation. Transaction activity halted as stacks and bonds stood idle. FIUEM TAKES FIRE in Lorain at Pearl avenue cinema causing $600 blaze with about one hundred evacuees.
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Paris
France
Lorain
Pearl Avenue Moving Picture House
Mitchell Case To Be Sent To Judge Advocate General
Washington January 22 The Board of Review approved the drastic sentence in the Mitchell case and will forward the voluminous findings to the judge advocate general today or tomorrow. President Coolidge directed red tape cutting to speed the case to his desk. Davis will review the papers and the sentence of five years suspension and loss of pay is expected. Mitchell supporters anticipate some leniency from the White House.
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Washington
Mitchell
War Department
Judge Advocate General of
Army
Board of Review
Coolidge
Davis
White House
Frost Strikes Italian Riviera Hit With Severe Loss
Rome reports a severe frost on the Italian Riviera devastating crops. The frost, the worst in thirty years, ruined asparagus celery artichokes oranges and grapes, causing over a million dollars in damage. About 13 000 growers are affected by the frost impact.
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Riviera
Rome
Armament Policy Of France Stated By War Minister
Paris reports the French war minister and former premier M Proun Painleve says France will only arm as necessary for security and will avoid reducing forces below current levels until security is absolutely assured. He states arms must be indispensable and non aggressive. Continued on page 2.
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France
International News Service
Paris
M. Paul Prudent Painleve
Mer
M. Poinleve
Lowden urges federal board to solve surplus farm issue
Frank O. Lowden addresses Illinois Agricultural Association with farmers from 63 000 members, urging the federal farm board to dispose of surplus crops. The stance opposes Jardine's Coolidge policy that farmers should handle surplus with limited federal aid. A separate brief notes a black briefcase was stolen from C O Creeger's car near his home between 6 and 7 PM.
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Champaign, II
Federal Farm Board
Federal Reserve Board
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Lowden
Illinois Agricultural Association
Coolidge
Ariculture
Jardine
C. O. Creeger
Borah Warns World Court Threatens U S Policy
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho denounces the World Court as a League of Nations agency and warns it could force U S involvement in war. The Senate moves toward invoking cloture to curb World Court debate with Democratic leadership backing limits.
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Washington
William BE. Borah
Idaho
World Court
International Tribunal
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Leade R
Slugger killer menace renewed in Toledo assault
In Toledo Ohio on January 22 police faced a renewed slugger killer case after Dorothy Borton aged 20 was beaten unconscious by a man who followed her from a street car. Her cries alerted her father who pursued the assailant for several blocks.
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Toledo
Dorothy Borton
Magyars Trial Progress in Lorain Manslaughter Case
Evidence for the State in the Berte Magyar manslaughter trial has wrapped. Magyar’s brother testified that Georges Fehevary threatened to kill Magyar and his family after a Christmas Eve fight. The defense pressed the testimony, and a swift verdict was not expected before Monday or Tuesday.
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Berte Magyar
Lorain
Magyar
Georges Fehevary
Fehevary
Headless and Legless Body Identified in Norwood Case
Authorities confirm the headless and legless torso found near Rosa Tree Hunt Club is Anna May Dietrich of Norwood, Pa. The body was wrapped and placed near the club house, with legs nearby. head missing. Autopsy could not determine the cause of death.
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Media
Anna May Dietrich
Norwood
Alexander Schuhl
Rosa Tree Hunt Club
D. Clark Shull
Shult
Officers Sentenced to Death by Pekow Court Martial
A Pekow court martial sentenced 35 officers to be shot and 144 others to life imprisonment for taking part in a meeting in White Russia. Sixteen had already been executed.
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Lonton
Pekow
Russia
White Russia
Warsaw
Cleveland Braces for Coldest Winter Weather Yet
North wind drives Cleveland and Northern Ohio into a deep freeze with temperatures dipping to 4 to 8 below zero by nightfall. Ice on streets endangers pedestrians and motorists while Ohio Bell reports 51 long distance circuits out of service across the state. Officials note outages in western northern eastern and southern divisions with varying temperatures. The AT&T also reports multiple circuit outages and local exchanges experience widespread trouble.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Emery
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Toledo
Includ
Akron
Youngs
Town
East Liverpool
Snowstorm Delays Cincinnati Traffic and Causes Warehouse Collapse
Cincinnati reels under a heavy snowstorm that blanketed the city for seven hours. Traffic slows, a warehouse roof collapses spilling a five ton hog-killing vat, and workers narrowly escape injury. Nearby, a boy, Kenneth Sauer, nine, is seriously injured after being struck by a car on Hamilton road amid blinding snow.
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Cincinnnati
Cincinnati
Joslin-Schmidt Company
Spring Grove
Avenue
Charles Morehead
Stinging Wind Grips Columbus Weather Turns Cold
In Columbus Ohio the temperature dropped to six degrees above zero with a stinging wind. Snow fell to 4.13 inches overnight and was widespread across central and southern Ohio. Forecasters expect continued cold snap with wind driven snow through Saturday.
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Columbus
Govern
Ment Weather Bureau
Muskingum Valley siege by season's worst blizzard
Zanesville Ohio January 24 The Muskingum Valley endures the season's worst storm with five inches of snow after rain and temperatures just above zero. All local and interurban service halted and many motorists stranded or abandoned their cars in the streets overnight.
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Muskingum Valley
Zanesville, O
New York City Faces Sudden Gale and Cold Snap
New York City, Jan 22. Springlike weather ended as a northwest gale brought a light snow shower. The forecast calls for a near zero reading by Monday, with colder temps spreading from Chicago eastward. Storm warnings were ordered from Sandy Hook to Eastport as a disturbance centers over Nova Scotia.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Sandy Hook
Eastport
Nova Scotia
Court of Appeals Convened Here in Amherst Case
The Court of Appeals with Judges Funk Pardee and Washburn convened in court room No 2. A settlement was reached in George Keller vs Amherst village, requiring sewer work to drain Keller's land and prevent flooding. The Rehm appeal from an Amherst mayor's court conviction for liquor violations was also heard.
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Court of Appeals
Ross Funk
Wooster
W. E. Pardee
Akron
C. G. Washburn
George Keller
Amherst
Keller
Roman Rehm
Amherst Mayor’s Court
Warden Named for New Federal Prison in Chillicothe
Albert McDonald of Westchester County N Y was chosen as warden of the new federal prison at Chillicothe Ohio The appointment comes as the facility takes in young offenders and McDonald who led the Red View 900 team previously will begin his duties soon at the distinct post in Ohio January 22 report from Washington.
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Washington
Albert McDonald
Westchester County
N. Y
Chillicothe
McDonald
Red View
Westchester
Will Serame
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