Ohio Coal Operators Near Rejection of Federal Conference
Ohio coal operators in Columbus meet to respond to Secretary Davis on a joint conference with unions. Percy Tetlow, state director of industrial relations, says government should push negotiation, while southern operators are expected to reject the proposal and seek separate talks with workers. He labels the operators’ stance defensible but notes miners favor meeting to settle the wage dispute.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio
Davis
Percy Terlow
Tetlow
Wilson
Princess Mary Weds Viscount Lascelles at Westminster Abbey
Photos show Princess Mary of England and Viscount Lascelles at their Westminster Abbey ceremony and kneeling at the altar. The royal couple leave Westminster in a coach, then board a carriage to Paddington station for their honeymoon departure in London.
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Princess Mary
Scaane
Mary of England
Viscount Lascelles
Westminster Abbey
Westminster
Paddington Station
London
Lloyd George Departs For Wales Amid Resignation Report
Premier Lloyd George leaves London for Wales amid a crisis mood in Parliament. Reported to have drawn up his resignation and handed it to Austen Chamberlain for delivery to King George, as Irish Free State act looms. India faces upheaval with a vacant secretary post and possible viceroy departure. Ireland sees threats of revolution as tension rises.
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London
Lloyd George
Wales
Saul
Austen Chamberlain
King George
House of Lords
India
H S$ Montagu
Lord Reading
Ireland
Trish Republican Army
Striking Coal Operators Face Union Push in Crisis
Indianapolis reports the looming strike of 407000 miners in the bituminous coal fields as Secretar y of Labor Davis urges a conference. Operator responses vary by state, with Indiana approaching readiness to meet, Ohio negotiating, Illinois skeptical, and Western Pennsylvania defying a joint meeting. Union officials pursue a waterful policy amid tensions.
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Tndianapolis
Ind
Coal Oper
Davis
William Green
United Mine War
International News
Vice Today
Indiana
Gard
Pennsylvania
United Workers
Ohio
Frank Sertineford
National Union
Green
Lorain Democrats in clash over mayor at Legion meeting
A Lorain Woman's Democratic Club meeting erupted as pro and anti Mayor Grall factions argued. Mrs Katherine Scott, club president and Grall secretary, ordered out rival Mrs Margaret May, who resisted police removal. May became chair pro tem. Scott resigned. Some attendees voiced disgust at the political scene. Earlier, similar strife occurred at a Lorain Men's Democratic Club gathering. The Lorain League of Women Voters expressed approval of Joseph Gould's appointment as safety director for crime suppression efforts.
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Mrs. May
Democratic Club
Grall
Leagues of Women Voters of
Lorain
George Cuddeback
Franklin Williams
Joseph Gould
Hamilton Holt Awarded Legion of Honor in Paris
New York bulletin reports editor Hamilton Holt decorated with the Legion of Honor for fostering Franco American relations. Moscow dispatch cites Lenin saying Russia will join Genoa talks to build big business as a trader nation. He notes Russia welcomes Genoa participation and foresees great future potentials.
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New York
Hamilton Holt
Knight of
France
America
Moscow
Russia
Génoa
Nicola Lenine
Lenine
Kentucky House Rejects Ellis Evolution Bill in Close Vote
In Frankfort on March 10 the Kentucky House of Representatives defeated the Ellis evolution bill by 42 to 41 after five hours of debate. Opponents warned against intolerance while supporters argued Darwinism undermined religious faith and moral values in tax supported schools.
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Frankfort
Kentucky House of Representatives
Kentucky
House
University of
Hadji
Bruce Cundiff
Bfil
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Ellis
McVey
Good Bass Year Predicted By Stevenson For Vermilion River
Steve Stevenson, famed fisherman, forecasts a good bass year citing ideal winter conditions. He recalls a day with two companions on the Vermilion River catching 107 bass, 67 of which he personally kept, and notes his records for largest smallmouth in seven years. He hints at showing others how to catch them, praising Vermilion River as ideal for bass. In unrelated notes, U.S. officials foresee debt adjustments being unlikely under a 25 year plan, and Captain Dan Donnelly, 77, gravel refining pioneer, dies in Cincinnati.
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Steve Stevenson
Vermilion River
Steve
Robbery at Union Pacific Office in Omaha
Between 14000 and 15000 dollars in cash was stolen from the treasurer of the Union Pacific Railway office in Omaha Nebraska. The safe time lock opened and a clerk found cancelled checks, triggering an investigation with no clue yet.
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Omaha
Neb
Union ‘Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
Richwood Brotherhood Seeks Electrocution Petition
In Richwood West Virginia members of a local brotherhood signed a petition to Governor Morgan asking that a person be electrocuted by April first. The group discusses civic welfare and a testimonial record plan while residents laugh and scramble to identify the petition author after a misread document substitution.
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Richwood
W Va
Rich *Wood Brotherhood
Morgan
Payroll stolen as bandit robs Detroit bank run
March 10 a bandit leaped to a running board of a Mobile payroll carrier outside the Peninsula State Bank branch at Quine and Grand River avenues in Detroit disarming the driver and driving away with about $4,500. J P George and G M Gilbert were assistant paymasters of John Finn & Son Construction Co. who were aboard.
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Detroit
Auto, Mobile
J P. George
G. M. Gilbert
John Finn & Son Construction Co
Peninsular State Bank
Quine
Grand River Avenues
Five Days Left to File Income Tax Returns
The deadline to file income taxes ends on the 15th. A revenue department representative will be at the post office through the 15th urging those who have not filed to complete their returns to avoid penalties and last minute rush.
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Revenue Department
Federal control urged for wireless operations nationwide
A National Radio conference chaired by Hoover called for government control of all wireless telephony and telegraphy. Dr. W. Stratton of the Bureau of Standards submitted the report to Secretary Hoover, urging immediate action.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
W. Stratton
Bureau of Standards
Knight Attacks Bonus Bill as Cap Sheaf of Class Legislation
Rep Charles L Knight of Akron denounces the bonus bill in a House speech calling it the cap sheaf upon the whole stack of class legislation. He cites US debt of 23.0 billion and family burden, criticizing Hanford MacNider and urging opposition on economic and patriotic grounds.
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Washington
Charles L Knight
Akron
House
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Harding
Praetorian Guard
Knight
Ins
United States
Who Wrote Treaty Still Vexes Its Foes
Washington discussion centers on authorship of the four power Pacific treaty. Senator Reed and others demand disclosure before ratification. Lodge and Underwood express confidence in Democratic votes, while opposition studies nose counts and possible extra maneuvers.
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Washington
Mar
Theed
Missouri
Ann
Reed
State Department
Senate
Yarding
Stag Department
Lodge
Underwood
Enoug
Ineup Inj
Mounted Policeman Patrols Broad Street
Cincinnati report notes Charles J Crehore offering his Kentucky horse for summer duty. Corbett Southam takes mounted officer role to direct traffic on Broad Street amid a history making police display. The horse can trot gallop or single foot as needed. Hawke found guilty of violating poolroom ordinance with $200 fine and costs, ten day stay of execution granted for appeal.
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Charles J Crehore
Kentucky
Corbett Southam
Corbett
Broad Street
Cincinnati
George Hawke
Lincoln Poolroom Company
Hawke
Notable Ohio Magnate to Remarry Miss Barnes in March
Marietta reports mill ionaire Withington announces plans to wed March 15 to Miss Helen Barnes, once from Marietta and now in Cincinnati with her three children. The divorce case granted custody to Mrs Withington and a property settlement valued near a million dollars, with property tied to Withington’s holdings in Marietta and Cincinnati.
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Marietta
Withington
Tulsa
Margarethington
Hent Barnes
King Road
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Embezzler Walter Unger Confesses
Walter A. Unger, a 98 year old embezzler, confessed to stealing about 140000 from the B Dental Institute at the University of Pennsylvania. He told the magistrate he stole to make his mother happy as police and bank detectives traced a trail of $12,000 cashed in fifty dollar bills. He remains held on $50,000 bail for court.
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Philadelphia
Walter A. Unger
B Dental Institute
University of Nsylvania
G “Lam
Renshaw
Unger
Harry Kolbes
Inspecta
Bureau of Weights and Meas
Bia Mi
States
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