GOAL MINES 10 SHUT DOWN TONIGHT IN OHIO COAL STRIKE
In Columbus Ohio on March 21 miners and operators failed to reach a wage agreement as midnight shutdown looms. The Jacksonville scale of 7.50 a day and nonunion rates of 4 to 5 fuel a fiercly contested wage dispute affecting Hocking Valley and Ohio coal fields. Leaders press for renewed talks while union members consider eastward fields.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Jacksonville
Toledo
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Kentucky
Washington
The
United Mine Workers
Des Moines
Towa
Morgan Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lews Coal Operators Association
Mine Disaster Blame Points to Gas Boss Georgia? McCoy
A Tennessee legislature report assigns responsibility for the Mack wood mine disaster that killed 57 men to gas boss George McCoy. The Roane Iron Company and the state board of examiners are cited for indirect fault for certifying the unsafe manager without proper grading.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mackwood
George McCoy
Wate
Roane Iron Company
State Board of Examiners
McCoy
Rydbossa
Prepare to Widen West Second Street
Workmen today plac tics sow tne electric light poles on West Second Street from Court Street to West Avenue in preparation for widening the street five feet each side of the pavement. Legislation to authorize the improvement will be introduced at the next city council meeting. The plan has been under council consideration and aims to aid the fire department and ease congestion on Broad Street.
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West Second Street
Court Street
West Avenue
Counsell
Broad Street
Levee Break Threatens Ark Town Flooding
Snow Lake Arkansas and nearby farming areas are submerged by several feet of water after the Mississippi overflowed its levee. A second circle levee break endangers about 2,000 refugees as workers race to reinforce the wall and prevent further flooding toward Elaine with a town of 1,200 people nearby.
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Snow Lake
Ark
Elain
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mississippi
St Louis
New Orleans
Missouri Pacific
Jittle Rock
Charles H. Jackson Called by Death
Charles H. Jackson, 73, died after a five week illness at his home 42 West Avenue. He spent much of his life on a Butternut Ridge farm, studied at Oberlin, then moved to Toiget where he lived since. He worked in real estate and insurance for many years and was a director of Evra Savings and Trust. Survived by wife Grace, daughter, and brothers Frederick H. and Byron W. Jackson of Cleveland. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from his home led by Rev. Egwin Kirby. burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery.
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Charles H. Jackson
West Avenue
Jackson
Butternut Ridge
Oberlin
Toiget
Evra Savings and Trust Company
Tir M. BE
Miss Grace
Frederick H
Byron W. Jackson
Cleveland
Egwin Kirby
House Approves Direct Tax Bill in Ohio
Columbus March 31 The Ohio House approved a direct levy bill by a one vote margin. The measure would tax half a mill, convert to a $6,500,000 levy collectible in June for general expenditures, and shift from educational purposes only. Supporters led by Martin S Dodd argued necessity. opponents cited Republican pledges. Sixty-nine Republicans and one Democrat voted yes, with thirty-two Democrats and twenty-four Republicans voting no. Only Democrat voting yes was C J Fitton. Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Martin
Dodd
Toledo
Ray €. Carpenter
Seneca County
C. EB. Knapp
Medina County
Carpenter
Rep
C. J. Fitton
Butler County
Ault
Morrow
Bellinger
Bodren
China Weaver
Chiang Protests Shanghai Defense Preparations
Chiang Kai shek denounces Shanghai defense measures and foreign presence as provocative. He vows to indemnify foreigners for Nanking violence if Nationalist forces are found responsible, and urges removal of barbed wire and sandbags to ease Chinese foreign tensions. He ordered strict action in the Nanking incident and warned of heightened tensions abroad.
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Shanghais
Chiang Kaishek
Nanking
Yangtei River
Chang
Men Io
Shanghai
Enid
Mackay Takes Stand At Cleveland Trial
George J. J. Mackay, accused head of a swindle ring, testified in his defense denying embezzling 2758 dollars from Parma real estate dealer Lewis L. Flaugh. The move capped the second trial amid a packed courtroom as the defense strategized.
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Cleveland
George J. J. Mackay
Lewis L. Flaugh
Parma
Council of Defense
Mackay
Four Coal Miners Die As Rescue Ends In Relief
All but four of more than 300 miners trapped in the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke mine at Ebensburg Pa escaped alive after three explosions rocked the drift. Two men were saved by rescuers. others escaped unaided. The blasts caused shocks felt for miles and damaged office areas. Survivors emerged in small groups as dusk neared.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Coal and Coak Corporation
Ebrentied
Suit to recover $226 and sell property for judgment
Stanley Sharp filed a suit in the court of common pleas alleging a judgment in the court of first instance has not been paid. He names Isac M Bauer and John Bauer of 1204 East Avenue and claims $226. He asks the court to require other defendants to show their interest in a property in the city of Wiveria to satisfy the judgment after priorities are determined.
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Frstice Conaway
Stanley Sharp
Court of Common Pleas
Is Aic M
John &. Bauer
East Avenue
Sharp
Wiveria
Settlement Reached in 1925 Pedestrian Crash Suit
A second case arising from the March 1 1925 crash on Bridge Street where a Mary C Walton driven vehicle struck two pedestrians was settled in Common Pleas Court. Albert N Pauly as administrator of Helen Pauly’s estate received 7500 in a 35000 suit. Evelyn Pauly’s action against Walton and others also settled out of court for 3500 with a 385000 claim, noting severe internal injuries to Helen Pauly who was pinned under the Walton car after being struck by a truck on Bridge Street.
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Mary Co. Watton
H. River Street
E. Bridge Street
Theo
Court of Common
Albert N Pauly
Helen Pauly
Ebevelyn Pauly
North Olive Street
Mary C. Walton
Vatirl J U
Dearporn
Ford
Laplinta
Ford Motor Co
Cape
Damage suit settled by agreement in 1945 collision case
A damage suit involving Sult Institute, Cris Brown, and the Oil Company of this city was settled today before trial. Judge Webber directed a verdict of 500 for the plaintiff. The accident occurred on September 15, 1945, on the Lorain Mlyria road near stop 171-2, when Brown, a passenger in a car owned by Edward Ruck, was injured in a collision with a truck owned by the Dorrless Cat Company.
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Sult Institute
Cris Brown
Deutless Oil Company
Court of Common Pleas
Webber
Plaa
Lorain-Mlyria
Stop
Brown
Edward Ruck
Dorr Less Cat Company
Nurse Victim of Clubber May Die in Cleveland
Catherina Madden, pretty nurse, lay near death from injuries after a clubber attacked her. Maj. Alfred Harris testified seeing the struggle and the assailant dragging and striking the nurse across the street before fleeing into the darkness. Madden was caring for the children of Stanley Miolk. the parents were away in Florida.
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Cleveland
Catherina Madden
Alfred Harris
Herelyb
Moran
Yarris
Omebankmient
Stanley AL Miolkin
Florida
Refuses New Trial For Sinclair In Washington
Justice Willan Hitz denied Harry Sinclair's motion for a new trial amid a contempt case. Attorneys will argue whether the count is one or four, with a minimum sentence of one to four months depending on the ruling. Nearby, offshore fire aboard the Toredera sent Spanish troops, as reported from Gibraltar.
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Washington
Willan Hitz
Harry Sineinte
Attorbes
Hites
Ford survives suspected assassination attempt in Detroit
Detroit March report says Henry Ford, injured in a car accident, is hospitalized with chest and back injuries. Authorities and private detectives investigate an alleged assassination attempt while Ford’s condition improves and officials urge patience as details remain unclear.
Arrested Editor Faces Libel Charge in Indiana
George B. Dale editor of the Muncie Post Democrat was arrested by Sheriff Travcy McCauley on a criminal libel indictment. He faces charges linked to an article against Judge Clarence Dearth of Delaware County Circuit Court. Dale had been exiled in Ohio, returned for his ill daughter, and resisted extradition while awaiting legal action.
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Muncie
Und
George BR. Dale
State Senate
Post Democrat
Dale
Washington
Ohio
Perry
Mathews
Mr. Walsh
Walsh
Princeton Avenue
Conrier
Vic
Ford Sapiro libel suit draws New York bankers into court
In Detroit area court New York bankers including Aaron Sapiro and Ford's lawyer Joe Reed faced testimony in the Ford Sapiro million dollar libel case. The judge denied any investigation into Henry Ford’s Sunday accident rumors and instructed jurors to ignore the incident when deciding the case.
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Petrolt
Mich
Hornard Baruch
Baegaleos
Moyer Panater
New York
Ford-Sapiro
Aaron Saphro
Joe A. Reed
Ford
Ehlet
Ln Tld
Northwest Wheat Grawera Asan
War Finance Corporation
Varuch
Mexor
Fred M. Jasimond
Henry Ford
Cauge
Bandits Rob Two Akron Area Banks in One Night
Bandits staged two daytime robberies in Akron and surrounding towns. They held up an East Akron drug store, netting $160, then two hours later robbed a Northern Ohio trust company branch, taking more than $1,000. Police are investigating.
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Arron-Burberton
Akron
Muren
Berberton
United States to close consulates in Chinese cities
The report states the U S minister ordered the closure of the Chainghsha and Chungkiang consulates and removal of the architects to Hangkow as Americans evacuate from those areas. Evacuations progress on the upper Yangtze as Cantonese forces continue shelling ships and refugees on the Yangtze between Nanking and Shanghai. Swatow operations prepare evacuations except Catholics who are already moved.
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Nanking
Amiri Camultate
United States
MacMurray
Chainghsha
Chungkiang
Haakow
Yangtevale
ThAangie River
Shanghai
Swatow
Supervisor And Six Inspectors Named For Drive on Corn Borer
RC Cotton of Mlyria township was named supervisor of the European corn borer fight in Lorain County. Six inspectors under him were named: John Weber Avon, C H Currier Ripton, E Haven Eaton, C Monroe Sheffield, Theodore Brevtey Pittafield, and W A Jowett Rochester. The county drive aims to mobilize farmers for cleanup with limited paid labor.
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Cotton
Mlyria
Lorain Counst
John Weber
Avon
C. H. Currier
Ripton
E. Haven
Eaton
C. Monroe
Sheffield
Theodore Brevtey
Pittafield
W. A. Jowett
Rochester
Auto Crash on River Road Kills Two in Lorain
On River Road near the B street bridge, a sedan tore into a gravel road, overturning and trapping three passengers. Colin Fryncke 20 and Dick Nostis 30 died en route or shortly after arrival at St Josephs hospital. Elisabeth Sakel 22 was treated for minor injuries and later detained for questioning. The driver fled. the car was registered to George T. Walsh Elyria. A woman and a man were killed and another woman injured in Lorain this morning.
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Lorain
River Road
B. D1st Street
Colin Fryncke
Dick Nostis
East 28Th Street
Elisabeth Sakel
30Th Street
U New
Dick” Nostli
St. Joseph's Hospital
Calla Fryncke
Noatif
Haizileth Sakel
WIFE TAKES CHARGE OF JAIL KEYS IN KY JAIL CASE
WiFe deputy jailer in Letcher county often handles keys as Feix Whitaker nears his jail term after Kentucky court of appeals upholds a 90 day sentence and $100 fine for whiskey possession. Whitaker previously served six months for beating the sheriff and officials.
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Wiiteburg
Feix Whitaker
Letcher County
Latcher
Kentucky State Court of Appeals
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Joe
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Tordera
Detroit
Ford Hospital
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Hife
George R. Dale
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Okla
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