Coal Crisis Faces Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Miners
Top photo shows miners’ chiefs and Secretaries Hoover and Davis after a conference with President Harding on the coal situation. Front row lists John Moore Phil Murray John L. Lewis Herbert Hoover Walter James. Back row includes Robert Fitzgibbon Lee Hall John Hessler. A typical miner and family appear in the lower left. Six hundred fifty thousand coal miners are affected by the crisis and joiners plan support from 2.5 million members.
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Hoover
Davis
Harding
John Moore
Phil Murray
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Walter James
Robert Fitzgibbon
Pennsylvania
Lee Hall
Ohio
John Hessler
Indiana
Maker club meeting at Mrs Cov Neff scheme
March 25 report from BAA Tur Kafton notes Maker club meeting at Mrs Cov Neff with a historical program by Mrs Zimnan on Life of George Washington. A full attendance is desired and G A Crafts reported improving after a relapse. Sunday services to feature Berea pastor. A note on local events includes a successful literary contest and a crowded chicken supper with music and readings. Major Jones and Mrs Trimble were visitors.
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Kafton
Grever
Berea
Alpit
Gratton
Bel- Mi
Rachel Crow
LaGrange
Riday
A. Jones
GC. Trimble
Seville
C. Johnson
W. L. Bryden
Belden
Ers
Villa Medici Honeymoon Visit Amid Restorations
The fragmentary notes describe Villa Medici near Florence, once built in 144s by Cosimo de Medici and later heavily restored near the end of the eighteenth century. Little of the original ling remains, with Mary’s honeymoon mentioned in passing.
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Villa Medici
Fiorence
Mary
Local Notes from Ridgeville March Socials and Moves
N Ridgeville March updates include Watsons replacing Miller family in a winter move, Derek and Le Hadaway households shifting, and Chambers farm occupancy planning. Virginia Bommer improves after illness while Read visits Hataway and health officials make a Thursday call. The Ladies Benevolent Society hosts a large gathering and a backyard bazaar is planned for Easter.
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North Ridgeville
Ars. Watson
Fred Miller
Frank Derek
Ridge_ville
le Hadaway
Familiy
Chambers Farm
Derke
Yeager
Virginia Bommer
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Assistant & Andren
Dover Uy
Seventeen Attend Mrs Hopp Birthday Gathering
Seventeen people joined Mrs A Hopp on Sunday to celebrate a birthday. The guests included Mr Tayle Cleveland and Miss Leraty with others enjoying gifts and pleasant company at the home of Mr and Mrs A Hopp. A few visitors, including Mrs Ethel Rolfe and son Robert, stayed at the Shields residence in Wellington for a few days.
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Ami
Frank McKensis
Ethel Rolfe
Robert Ars
Ian
A. W. Shields
Wellington
Brighton News Notes From Litchfield District
Mar Langton of Litchfield reads aloud on Monday as F Bartlett of Coshocton County settles in. Mr Fon and sister Arse N are visiting Killbuck. The Grange meeting notes April 4 with M E Aid Society dinner planned March 27. Attendees include Walter Mosher and family, Mrs Arthur person and child, H W Hales and Miss E Burge at Inca school contest in Rochester.
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Brighton
Mar Langton
Litchfield
F. Bartlett
Itas
Lis
Coskecton
Bas
Charles Eck Ftengat
Fon
Killbuck
Coskocton
Grange
E Ug
M. E. Aid Society
Walter Mosher
Arthur Erson
Tod
Schools Close for Spring Vacation One Week Off
Public schools close this evening ending the third semester for a one week break. Many students return home for the week while staff attend a state university meeting. Principal RL Vaughn and Superintendent Shelton P Cumings were among those traveling yesterday.
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Shelton
RL P Vaughn
Editicn- Hopal Department
State University
Navy personnel bill passes Commons to 115000 officers and men
London March 25 The House of Commons passed a measure fixing British Navy personnel at 115000 officers and men. Lieutenant Colonel L C Amery parliamentary secretary to the act proposed immediate naval reductions and urged ratification of the conference naval agreement.
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London
House of Commons
L. C. Amery
Third Railroad Added in Merger
The New York Central has bought a portion of the Toledo St Louis and Western Railroad for 3.5 million dollars. This marks the first step toward a consolidation to merge the Delaware Lackawanna and Western New York Chicago and St Louis Toledo St Louis and Western Vera Marquette and the Ann Arbor. A railway official says Nickel Plate seeks control of Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor.
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New York
New Yorks
Chiegze and
Sr. Louis
Coqnterl
Toledo, St. Louis
New York Centre
Pennsylvania
Chicago and St. Louis
Nickel Plate
Newman Erb
Ann Arbor
Pera Marquette
Alrady
Railway merger talk linked to major western lines
A prominent railway official discussed a potential consolidation involving St. Louis and Western and other western routes. The conversation touched on combining Nick 1.Plato with Dele and Lacktonna lines as the next logical step in a broader reorganization.
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St. Louis
Western
West Et. Lows
Delewere
Blumenfeld predicts Lloyd George may retire soon
News from New York and Berlin reports editor R D Blumenfeld suggesting retirement of Premier Lloyd George could come at any time. Berlin cabinet councils draft replies to Allied indemnity demands with President Ebert presiding. In New York a defense plan for promoter Tex Rickard emerges.
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New York
R. D. Blumenfeld
London Daily Express
Bueineas
Lloyd George
Berlin
Rapsrations Commission
Germany
Ebert
Tex” Rickard
Trial opens in lustion and criminal assault case
The defense opened in the trial charging lustion and criminal assault against 15 year old Sarah Schoentera. The report also covers political moves in Washington with President Herding and House members seeking amicable relations and troop withdrawals in Asia and the Americas.
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Lustion
Sarah Schoentera
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