End of seven month strike frees 5000 miners in Ohio
Murray City Ohio Sept 19 With the seven months coal strike that brought strife to the Hocking Valley and southeastern Ohio officially ended 5000 miners are today free to resume work An executive session 96 delegates from 37 local unions voted 72 to 24 to accept Governor George White's proposal The scale committee to meet monthly with local representation to implement provisions and to build the United Mine Workers to full strength in southeastern Ohio The end of the strike recalls Ohio National Guardsmen and ends bombings and fires causing nearly half a million dollars in losses with four deaths linked to the strike
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Murray City
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Govenor George White
Lea Hall
Ohio United Mine Workers
Hollister
United Mine Workers
Ohio National Guards- Tacn
Bitter fight over Ling Mine sparks National Guard recall
In Taylorville Illinois on September 19 National Guardsmen patrolled the town after bombs were thrown amid the Illinois Coal Labor dispute. Two militia companies arrived at dawn at the urging of authorities. Special deputies aided guardsmen as officials feared further unrest amid tense conditions.
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Taylorville
Ill
Hlinois
Oridjted
Gandhi to be released from prison cell amid hunger strike plan
In Bombay on September 19 the government announced Mahatma Gandhi will be moved to a nearby bungalow after release from his cell. He will be allowed up to six visitors at a time under looser police surveillance while resuming a hunger strike. Gandhi resents the move to private quarters and has reduced food intake to preparatory starvation.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
The Weather Forecast Ohio Showers Late Tonight
The Ohio forecast calls for showers late tonight and again Tuesday. Temperatures rise slightly in the south portion while tonight remains cooler and Tuesday turns cooler overall.
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Ohio
South Portion
Britain backs France in armament equality dispute
Britain stands with France against Germany in demanding armament equality. A government spokesman said Germany remains unwilling to join the Geneva disarmament session and will not abandon Versailles restrictions. officials noted a harsher foreign office tone and warned that a German secret arms inquiry could worsen the crisis.
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France
Germany
Berlin
Great Britain
Geneva
London
Foreign Office
U. C. In Favor Of Cutting Arm
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Walter E Edge and Senator David A Reed showing support for Franco British demands for arms cut and disarmament. They met Premier Herriot and War Minister Boncour to stress respect for existing agreements though the U S is not a Versailles signer. The United States backs progressive disarmament and opposes rearmament efforts.
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Paris
Walter E. Edge
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Edouard Herriot
Joseph Paul- Boncour
United States
Washington
Believe German Factions Will Unite
Berlin reports that Britons rebuffing Germany’s arms equality demand is seen as likely to push Germany toward military sovereignty by uniting nationalist conservative and moderate factions. Officials warn disarmament talks may falter and Germany plans to mobilize youth for sports groups, hinting at a future militia and keel laying for a third pocket battleship under the Versailles framework.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Herriot
France
Defense
Kurt von Schleicher
Foreign Office
Geneva
Italy Would Cut Arms To Level Of Germany
Rome reports the Italian government accepts Germany's right to equality in arms but argues disarmament should bring Germany to the same level as other powers rather than rearming Germany to match them.
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Italy
Germany
Rome
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James J. Davis Goes On Trial
United States senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania goes on trial in New York on ten counts for sending lottery material through the mails and in interstate commerce and for conspiracy. He dominates the Fraternal Order of Moose and could face up to 20 years in prison and a $28,000 fine if convicted.
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New York
James J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Frank J. Coleman
Las
Order of Moose
Eleven Clubs Start Season at Elyria Y M C A
Eleven clubs for men and boys in Elyria begin 1982 83 seasons under the Elyria Y M C A sponsorship. The Young Men's Club limited to 35 members, backs Fire Prevention Week, Halloween, Red Cross, Community Chest, and more. Officers include Jay Fitch and Seward Black.
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Elyria
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Young Men’s Club
Elyria High School
American Legion
Jay Fitch
Seward Black
Dave Eaton
W. O. McClellan
Foremen’s Club
Maschke and Others Go On Trial in Ohio Embezzlement Case
Cleveland Sept 19 Mau rice Maschke former Republican national committeeman from Ohio and five other defendants began a criminal court trial before Judge John P. Dempsey on indictments charging embezzlement from the county treasury. The case features Maschke and Herman Finkler councilman and Republican boss along with Alex Bernstein Charles Bernstein Henry Beckerman all prominent in politics and finance. Jury selection expected to take a week.
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Republican National
Herman Finkler
12Th Ward
Alex Bernstein
Cuyahoga County
Charles Bernstein
Henry Beckerman
Maschke
Herman H
Hoover plots renewed and stronger campaign effort
Washington Sept 19 Comprehensive plans for a renewed and stronger campaign were finalized at White House conferences over the weekend. Secretary Hurley, Secretary Mills, and Republican National Committee Chairman Sanders met with President Hoover to outline an educational campaign and three speeches, with debates over his touring schedule and the Maine victory's impact. The president favors limited travel and few stump speeches while aiming to press the party line to secure re election.
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Hoover
White House
War Hurley
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Everett. Sanders
Republican National Committee
Maine
Sanders
Middle West
East
Hurley
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Treasury Mills
Farmers Halt Truck in Minn
Forty members of the Farmers Holiday Association halted the first truck bringing produce to Worthington Minnesota inaugurating a farm strike. More than 200 farmers deployed on roads around the city to stop all trucks bearing farm produce other than dairy products.
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Worthington
Minn
Farmers Holiday Association
Minnesota
General Strike Order Issued to Farmers
A general strike order was issued by the National Farmers' Holiday Association calling for a halt on non perishable farm produce from market and for highway blockades to be lifted. The group urged producers to withhold grain and livestock until prices match production costs and suggested lifting dairy poultry and perishable embargoes for 30 days. Pickets should discontinue highway patrols except for observers, while local cooperatives and community groups were urged to enforce the order and resist foreclosures. Sheriff Davenport said he would rely on farmers to prevent further picketing after releasing all deputies.
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Sioux City
Iowa
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Middle West
Holiday Association
John Davenport
Dan A. Turner
National Guardsmen
Attempted robbery ends with accidental gun injury near Clyde Boley
Clyde Boley, 51, was accosted on the steps near his room just outside the city limits around 2 am in what was reported as an attempted robbery. During a struggle, Boley discharged his own 25 caliber revolver, the shot striking him in the chest and he was taken to Memorial hospital in fair condition. Boley works at a Standard Oil gas station on Oberlin Road and had no receipts with him.
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Clyde Boley
Clarence Adams
Boley
Memorial Hospital
Standard Oil
Oberlin Road
Two Armed Men Hold Up Bank in North Lewisburg
Two armed men entered the North Lewisburg bank and held up president John Thompson alone in the building. They escaped with an undetermined amount, saying the loss was insured. Police linked the robbers to a prior $10,000 Richwood bank heist. They fled toward Bellefontaine in a Green Censity Automobile Club Chevrolet coupe, license D-28290.
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North Lewisburg
Bank of
John Thompson
Champaign County
Thompson
Richwood
Lewisburg
Bellefontaine
Green Censity Automobile Club
Bbank
Taree Arrested for Alleged Swindle
Three men, Nick Miller 37 John Malawski 36 and Eli Maletti 49, were jailed in Canton pending charges for a confidence game involving Avon residents Mike Feldt and Rose Bushman. The ring allegedly used a tin money box and drugs to dupe victims, with Feldt losing $400 and Bushman $4,000 plus $3,000 from two banks. A fourth man is suspected. Miller reportedly confessed and returned $132.
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Clarence Adams
Avon
Canton
Ohio
Adams
Paul Chapman
Mike Feldt
Rose Baushmar
Sheriff Adams
Feldt
En Feldt
John Brennan
Stop & Lake Avenue
Bushman
Nick Miller
John Malawski
Eli Maletti
Miller
Don W. Meyrs
Celebrates 83rd Birthday With 20 Mile Walk
Ed Parent of Spencer, a former Medina County sheriff, marked his 83rd birthday by walking 20 miles. A sympathetic motorist offered a ride in mid journey, but Parent declined, noting he preferred to complete the distance unaided on his special day.
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Ed Parent
Spencer
Medina County
Parent
Hunt Outlaws as Five Killed in Gun Battles
Tahlequah Oklahoma September 19 Grim possemen hunted the Cookson hills to capture or kill the remaining members of a gang of outlaws In two battles within 60 hours two peace officers and three outlaws are dead Another outlaw wounded seriously believed dead or near death in the underbrush Andrew McGrous volunteer deputy slain yesterday when a posse closed in on Tom Carlysle and Troy Love Carlysle and Love fled but were shot dead near 20 paces Cobbles of gunfire left Deputy Fatally Shot Marie Webster Reece 44 mortally wounded early Saturday Night Police Chief Frank Edwards shot in the neck Mrs Susie Sharpe was killed when forced to halt by highwaymen Her daughter and grandson wounded severely
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Tahlequah
Okla
Cookson Hills
Andrew McGrous
Wosseman
Tom Carlysle
Troy Love
McGinnis
Muskogee
Susie Sharpe
Frank Edwards
Buddy McClain
Carlysle
Love
Reece
McGin
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports an extra week's pay as a bonus for Lowitz & Co. employees on the New York Stock Exchange. In Schenectady business signs are favorable, per J G Barry of General Electric. Detroit August truck and commercial car sales matched or topped July per R L Polk. Shenango Furnace plant at Sharpsville resumed operations. Lumber orders to Sept 10 run 48 percent above production from 627 mills. Rock Island Pacific Railway carloadings in early September up 20 percent vs August. American Sheet & Tinplate Farrell plant near Youngstown operates at 100 percent capacity for first time in two years.
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New York
Lowitz & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Schenectady, N
J. G. Barry
General Electric Co
Detroit
United States
R. L. Polk & Co
Washington
National Association of Lumber Manufacturers
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Youngstown, O
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
Farrell
Bombs Hurl in Texas Jail Riot Over Visiting Rule
Fort Worth Texas September 19 tear gas bombs were hurled into prison cells by Sheriff Rea Wright to quell a 127 prisoner outbreak in the federal section of the county jail. The protest followed a rule limiting visiting time to 10 minutes per prisoner. Eight men were placed in solitary confinement and 19 others segregated in widely separated cells.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Rea Wright
Japan May Buy Oil From Russia
Delegates of important Japanese businessmen traveled to Moscow to negotiate a petroleum contract with the Soviet Naptha Syndicate. The aim is to make the Japanese Navy independent of United States oil, reflecting Japan's long desire to sever reliance on U.S. petroleum interests amid past suspicions over activity in Manchuria and Siberia.
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Berlin
Moscow
Naptha
United States
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Siberia
Tokio
Cleveland Goes to Supreme Court in Gas Rate Case
The city of Cleveland appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court seeking a temporary emergency gas rate while awaiting a decision by the Ohio Utilities Commission. The petition in error asks review of the commission order denying the emergency rate appeal and claims lack of jurisdiction. The filing comes after the utilities panel overruled a city motion for rehearing.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Utilities Commission
East Ohio Gas Company
Supreme Court
Utilities Commission
U S Probes Insull Crash Collapse
Chicago September 19 The United States government opens a federal inquiry into the billion dollar Insull Utilities collapse. United States District Attorney Dwight F. Green has arrived and is expected to study extradition treaties with France and Canada as part of the investigation.
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United States
United Press
Dwight F. Green
Washington, D. C
France
Canada
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Sharon
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Rug
U. S
Mise Humphrey
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