Coal Operators Clash With Union Leaders In Ohio Row
The Ohio Coal Operators association accuses United Mine Workers officials of misreading the public and intimidating members with violence. An interview with Conrad Wein of the Hocking Valley claims 25 mines in the district signed the controverted Jacksonville agreement and faced refusal.
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Columbus, O
Ort
Ohio Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Conrad Wein
Hocking Valley
Wein
Hocking
Jacksonville
Vinco Bedtime Physic Promoted for Chronic Constipation
An old advertisement touts Vinco as a gentle bedtime laxative made from herbs and roots. It claims it eases bowel movements without gripe, helps constipation bilious stomach and low energy, and promises a full day of work after one tablet tonight. A 25 cent box is sold by druggists.
Miners Accuse Officials of Misleading Public in Wage Row
A statement by operators brands interview as a deliberate attempt to mislead. It cites small operators paying 3.50 to 5.00 dollars daily and accuses miners officials of winking at these wages. The release alleges a statewide terrorism campaign to keep workers in line through violence and intimidation.
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Ling
Jacksonville
Mine Workers’ Organization
Woman Chamber of Commerce secretary presents views
Columbus report recalls Miss Marion Haren, secretary of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce, asserting women can be as effective as men in business. She dismisses Freudian theory and speaks to a local audience in Columbus about women as executives.
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Columbus
Chamber of Commerce of Freeport
Marion Haren
Conyven
Women in business urged for equal executive roles
In a 23 000 population city Miss Haren, secretary to the Chamber of Commerce, says women should pursue executive jobs beyond traditional roles. She notes women have options beyond bread making and laundry work and urges them to seek leadership, asserting many businesswomen are just as capable as men.
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Ion
Chamber of Commerce
St. Dally
Miss Haren
Freeport
Funeral Rites Held for Anna Berger 65 in Henrietta
In South Amherst on October 26 the funeral for Mrs. Anna Berger, 65, who died at her home in Henrietta after a yearlong illness, was held at her late home and at St. John’s Evangelical Church. Rev. C. Holzworth of Brownhelm officiated. Pallbearers were Ernest Gauman Fred Gauman Charles Gleisner Sam Gauman Walter Greber and Walter Gauman. Burial followed in Evergreen cemetery under O. H. Baker. Separately the Amherst area notes report Sophomore class officers elected Kenneth Corbett president Mary Gromsky vice president Margaret Histed secretary Thressie Nixon treasurer. Also guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simpson of Pittsburgh and Mrs. James Morris of Wellington for Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hastings.
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South Amherst
Anna
Berger
Henrietta
St. John’s Evangelical Church
C. Holzworth
Brownhelm
Ernest Gauman
Fred Gauman
Charles Gleisner
Sam Gauman
Walter Greber
Walter Gauman
Evergreen Cemetery
O. H. Baker
Leona Myers
Kenneth Corbett
Mary Gromsky
Margaret Histed
Thressie Nixon
Roy Simpson
Pittsburgh
James Morris
Wellington
W. K. Hastings
Henry Kolb
Jacob Muth
Zelma
Lila
George Garthe
Amherst
Elizabeth Gibson
Allen Thompson
Cleveland
Local Socials Note Mrs Van Amberg And Others
Mrs Edward Van Amberg of La Porte spent Monday at Mrs Phillip Hitler. Mrs William Emery spent Tuesday in Elyria. Miss Sarah Davis was a Lorain shopper Tuesday. H A Ruth and S D Knight of Lorain were in Miami on business. James Phillips will leave Sunday evening for Rock Springs Wyoming. Mrs J L Davis spent Tuesday in Amherst with relatives.
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Edward van Amberg
la Porte
Phillip Hitler
William Emery
Elyria
Sarah Davis
Lorain
H. A. Ruth
S. D. Knight
Miami
James Phillips
Rock Springs
Wyoming
J. L. Davis
Amherst
Wellington Area Notes and Church Events Highlight Week
Folders from Oct 26 report Elyria visitors and local visits. Ladies' Aid plans church basement dinner with hostesses Fortrpe Bartter Adtkinson and Bainbridge. Hallowe en party set for Saturday in church basement. Choir practice Thursday. Rev Cobb spoke on Our Relation. Epworth League led by Mrs George Taylor. A.J. Hulse hosted Lakewood and Warren guests including Shard Hulse Sears Carpenter and Isa Shaefer. Poe note recalls Raven author’s failure to see a second edition.
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Ona Taft
Cobb
Epworth League
George Taylor
A. J. Hulse
Shard Hulse
Sears Carpenter
Fred Palmer
Joyce
Lakewood
Isa Shaefer
Justine
E. Vesey
Vv. Willman
Jimmie
Warren
Ohio
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Marguerite Moser de
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Mdina
America
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ALL Things Musical
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Cyril
Russie Hohen
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