Ohio coal project near Crooksville in snowbound conditions
Snowy Blizzard and cold wave head toward southeastern Ohio as the Crow ns mine in Crooksville vicinity plans resumption of production. Crown mine No 2 near Crooksville, idle during a long downturn, is expected to raise capacity to over 1200 tons daily and employ hundreds as Manhatan Coal expands. The article notes prior crash events and broader industrial outlook, with implications for nearby employment and regional recovery.
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Full Force of Blast Broadway Beauty Conquers Illness
Severe weather grips Ohio as blizzard conditions surge from Chicago to Cleveland Youngstown and Canton. Snow, wind and extreme cold threaten travel with forecasts predicting more snow and plummeting temperatures. Several deaths are reported including Rev. Joseph Coat found frozen in Cleveland.
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Pre Christmas Freeze Brings Ice Hazard and Sought Pilot
Amid stiff winds and a fragile ice cover, a dozen schooners and small vessels are feared lost after gale and ice batter the coast near St Johns. Rescue steamers race to aid crews while a missing pilot is believed stranded in the frozen waters.
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Tax relief plan eyed as congress resumes session
Debates resume after long tariff wrangling as a $160,000,000 tax reduction plan is pushed by Representative Bewley. The measure cuts corporate tax from 12 to 11 percent for one year and reduces normal income taxes by 1 percent, with exemptions untouched. Secretary McFoon and Under Secretary AO testify before the Ways and Means Committee as the plan moves to committee for revenue impact review.
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Vinegar Confusion in Raid Over 20-Gallon Keg
A raid by prohibition officers seized a 20 gallon keg identified as liquor but later declared vinegar. Mrs Kieswell explained the keg was vinegar used for household purposes and claimed the raid misidentified it. Kieswell must appear in common pleas court for further action, while the officer faces prior liquor charge scrutiny.
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Mine Shaft Disaster Claims Local Foreman and Fifteen Victims
West Frontiers reports a deadly mine blast entombed workers as rescuers battled toxic gases delaying air into the shaft. Fifteen bodies recovered last night with more victims identified among those unaccounted. Names listed include Imes Tahor Jake Baker Newer Waker Henry Isaacs E Bearsen Tom Meberthoit and Vito Gezi ni.
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Convict Held in S Train Robbery Looting of Flyer
Police believe a pair of men wrecked the Portland Limited near Cheney nut. One suspect named Bentley is linked to the Pacific train wreck near Saugu. Passengers identified a boy as the robber who looted the cars. Sheriff Higgins of Los Angeles traced the suspect to Pawnee.
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Fire injures many as hospital ward suffers blaze
A hospital fire forced 69 children and other patients from an wing to safety. Firemen battled flames that threatened the x ray room and filing cabinets while investigators sought the cause and extent of damage to the storage areas.
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Liner Rescue Efforts Underway for Missing Gas Boat Steve B
Delayed reports from Sandusky indicate search efforts continue for the gas boat Steve B of the Schieht Fish Co that disappeared after a Sunday incident. Crew members and officers aboard the vessel are feared lost as the coastal search expands with ships and craft scouring the area near Tilton Harbor.
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Open re-trial in Oarville base court convicts Arnold brothers
Wooster Ohio December trial of Elias and Arthur Arnold for child stealing continues with eleven jurors seated and four panelists drawn. Prosecution cites circumstantial evidence linking the brothers to Melvin Horsy's disappearance last year as the case advances toward a verdict.
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Priest Released From Captivity in China Case
The priest Father ig thias Kreutzin a Franciscan missionary formerly of Cincinnati has been released after captivity by Chinese bandits. The incident involved a period of detention near Temsem with Kreutzin identified as a missionary at risk. No further details on conditions or return timeline were provided.
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Train disaster at Onley Virginia claims ten dead
Ten are dead and others injured after a ten car Galn train derailed near Onley station as it jumped the track in heavy wreckage. The third and fourth cars carried most passengers and fatalities with about forty five injured. A battleship seaman aiding the panic was also hurt during the evacuation. In a separate line, a skater drowned when ice broke on the river amid currents and dynamite blasts.
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Edge Sworn In Prepares to Depart for France
Walter Edge, longtime New Jersey senator, was sworn in today at the State Department as ambassador to France. The ceremony was small, with friends and aides present. He expects to sail in a few days to assume diplomatic duties, succeeding Obie Hercice, who has served in Paris for many years.
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Smuggling From PI Report Highlights Prohibition Violations
A disjointed excerpt notes liquor smuggling from Canada rising, with officials like General Bruchel rejecting related prohibition measures. Mentions a Lime of figures and a shift in enforcement, plus a separate Lorain harbor improvement request of 37,660 dollars for 1929-30. The fragment references domestic vessels seized and ongoing border trade concerns.
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Garment Workers Strike Looms In Deck Of City
Cleveland dispatch reports International Garment Workers Union head Benjamin Schlesinger telling Gov Myers F Cooper that a city strike will start January 1 affecting about 40 workers locally and over 9 thousand in New York if synchronized. He warns the garment industry nationwide could halt. a Dec 12 New York conference aims to forge a cooperative plan eliminating sweatshops and substandard shops.
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America Warns Sino Russian Allies Sign War Pact
The United States sends formal communications to Australia China and Russia urging peace and warning against escalation after Soviet invasion in Manchuria. Washington states they must maintain peace and refrain from hostilities, with formal notices transmitted via France due to broken relations with Russia.
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Ware Faces Defeat as Pa Senator Seated in Senate
Dec 2 report from Pennsylvania notes Senator Willim Ware of Pa. barred from the Senate for 30 months. Democratic Republican coalition held an overwhelming majority to block his oath and seat, while a 1916 election majority is cited as a context. Weather: cold wave with snow and frigid winds expected, with colder temperatures inland and near extremes.
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