Coal Miners Reach One Year Pact Across States
John L. Lewis says basic agreement runs to March 31 and renewals secure peace for a year. Ohio United Mine Workers convenes as workers in Ohio Indiana Illinois sign wage and condition terms for nearly 75 percent of soft coal production across midwest and surrounding fields.
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Columbus
Hoo
John L. Lewis
Ohio United Mine Workers
Lewis
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Oil
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Mcahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Cox to Face Court on Kidnapping Charge in Alliance
John B. Cox, arrested in Akron last week and held in default of 45000 bail, was to be arraigned in Alliance municipal court today on charges of kidnapping, assault, and robbery of E. A. Flailes, publisher of the Alliance Review.
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Alliance
John B. Cox
E. A. Flailes
The
Alliance Review
Akron
Philadelphia car company car ried 848 888 852 in one year
Philadelphia based car maker reports 848 million income in a single year and notes widespread travel patterns across numerous destinations. Company officials emphasize sustained demand and expanding dealer network to support growth.
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Philadelphia Car Company
Father John's Medicine Promises Relief from Colds
An advertisement urges readers not to let a cold or persistent cough worsen and promotes Father John's Medicine as a soothing, healing remedy. It claims sixty seven years of success, soothing breathing passages, nourishing ingredients, and rebuilding health to prevent complications.
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Father John
Marion Bell
Marion
Mac
Marshfield
Tuhrig Road
Citizes
Athos
Luhrig
Coolville Milling Co. Mill Destroyed by Fire
In Coolville Ohio on February 14 a frame mill belonging to the Coolville Milling company was destroyed by fire. Estimated loss is around 40000 with stock of flour feed and grain lost. The mill, built thirty seven years ago, was powered by water and owned by C E White president W C Aiken manager and J E Hartnell treasurer.
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Coolville, O
Coolville Milling Company
Elmer Mauck
C. E. White
W. C. Aiken
J. E. Hartnell
Gladstone
Eight Hour Law On Roads Stands In Ohio Reports
Columbus dispatch notes the Senate postponed further minimum wage debate until February 21 due to Senator Burch's absence. The House Schools Committee limits agricultural work for 10 to 14 year olds to seven hours daily. The Brown bill exempting highway work from eight hour laws failed in the House. The Senate approved the Gordon padlock bill aligning dry laws with the Volstead act.
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Columbus
Senate
Burch
Summit County
House
Mardin County
Ohio
The diverting history of Frank Steinmeyer aboard a bumper ride
Union reports a humorous freight train prank on Frank Steinmeyer from Marshfield who rides a bumper to his destination. He ends up bow legged yet alive in Hamden with 26 cents a dinner bucket miner’s cap and lamp and sore hips. He repeats the stunt on the return trip and arrives home exhausted before breakfast.
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A. L. Snedden
Frank Steinmeyer
Frank
Marshfield
Luhrig
Steiney
Bismark
Martin Luther
Hamden
Federal jury aces possession but hung on sale in whiskey case
Walter Thoroughman of Sacket Harbor faced a clash of verdicts in a federal trial. The jury found him not guilty of possession and failed to reach a verdict on selling liquor, prompting Judge Cooper to discharge on possession and order retrial on the sale count. Officials had raided Thoroughman last fall seizing four bottles of gin and other liquor evidence.
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Schenectady
Walter Thorotehman
Sacket Harbor
N. Y
Cooper
Thoroughman
Lima to Get Federal Court Pending Presidential Signature
Lima lawmakers vote to concur in an amendment creating a federal court in Lima. The measure awaits the president's signature to become law.
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Lima
House of Representatives
Cold spell to grip the Por Week
Washington reports a nationwide cold front will overspread all areas east of the Mississippi within 24 to 86 hours and persist through the week. Snow is confined to the lake region and parts of northern New York and New England with rain in sections of the east Gulf states while fair weather dominates elsewhere.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Lake Region
New York
New England
East Gulf States
Fire destroys Trinity Church in Montreal once Anglican site
Montreal Quebec February 14 fire gutted Trinity Church in eastern Canada. The building, once among Montreal’s oldest Anglican churches, had recently been purchased by the Roman Catholic hierarchy for use by Syrian Catholics.
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Canada
Montreal
Finames
Trinity Church
Heirarchy
BromO Quinine Headache Relief Ad
BromO Quinine tablet relieves headache by curing the cold. A tonic laxative and germ destroyer in a box bearing the signature of E. W. Grove. Be sure you get BromO. 30c.
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E. W. Grove
Ford Truck Fire On South Court Street Sparks calls
Bud Rogers of Jerseyville on the Jerseyville pike tried to smother a fire in his Ford truck using a burlap sack but failed as gasoline ignited from a backfire. The fire department responded at about 10:15 a m in front of Carmen Church’s residence and Chubb Knox promptly used a chemical extinguisher to put out the blaze, with estimated losses around $39.
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Bud Rogers
Jerseyville Pike
Rodgers
South Court Street
Carmen Church
Chubb Knox
Cleveland Discount Company Adopts Stricter Conservation
Acting president Fred C. Emde announced that greater conservation will guide the Cleveland Discount company’s actions. Public accountants audit the books after the retirement of Josiah Wirby, a prominent Cleveland figure.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Discount Company
Fred C. Emde
Josiah Wirby
Gas fumes trap girl in Elyria home
Police were summoned after the woman failed to admit officers to the residence at 102 Highland Street. A ten year old girl, left alone in the home, was unconscious and near death from gas asphyxiation.
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Elyria
Highland Street
Public utilities tax value rises in Nobble County
Nobble county public utilities report 1923 tax valuation at 2 527 330 up from 2 492 970 last year an increase of 85 260. The higher value influences 1923 tax levy across the utilities.
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Caldwell
Nobble County
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