Gary Calls U S Business Ethics Rise Over Past Evil Practices
Chicago June 17 Judge Albert E Gary chairman of United States Steel says American business operates on a higher ethical plane today. He cites respect for customers employees and stockholders and urges full publicity of facts affecting public welfare. He contrasts past ruthless competition with a new era guided by public opinion.
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Chicago
United States
Albert E. Gary
Boar of Directors
United States Steel Corporation
Northwestern University
Gary
Judes Gary
Knight challenges Thompson to debates on campaign issues
Washington dispatch reports Rep Knight challenging Carmi Thompson to a series of debates on campaign issues. Knight calls for spending limits at 10009 dollars and proposes disbanding all political organizations during the pre primary period. In Bucyrus, Elbert son and family depart for the Pacific coast in an Elberson car with camping gear.
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Washington
Knight
Carmi Thompson
Bucyrus
B. E. Elberson
George Marshall
J. Frank Johnston
Pacific Coast
Elberson
The
Inquirer
Frederico J. Haskin
Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Speed King Walter Smith Fined For Exceeding Laws
Walter Smith of Mechanicsburg faced Magistrate Helwig after Motor Officer H D Nice cited him for speeding on a motorcycle. Smith pled guilty and paid a total fine of five dollars plus costs amounting to nine dollars and seventy nine cents.
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Walter Smith
Mechanicsburg
H. D. Nice
Helwig
Columbus Orioles Play Chauncey Bail Park Sunday
The Columbus Orioles will headline Chauncey Bail Park on Sunday June 18 with a 2 PM start to align with the Hocking Valley train schedule.
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Columbus Orioles
Chauncey Bail Park
Columbus
Fortune of SLAIN WOMAN DISCOVERED
The treasure box linked to the vanished $500,000 Ridgely fortune has been traced to Melbourne Florida and is in the hands of Mrs Ray Shepard, daughter of Mrs Alice Horn, the widow’s companion until her death in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Ora Belle Ridgely
Chicago
Melbourne
Fla
Ray Shepard
Alice Horn
Hot Springs
Ark
Abduction Plot Fails. Marshall Wife Returns Home
Albert H. Marshall of the Toad Stool Inn and Grand Danza attempts to abduct his wife Mrs Clara Marshall from the Maketewah golf links. She escapes in Magnesia Springs Indiana after being driven from Cincinnati. She returns to Cincinnati escorted by a car sent for her.
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Cincinnati
Albert H. Marshall
Clara Marshall
Maketewah Country Club
McCormick Under Knife in Secret Operation
Chicago financier Harold F. McCormick is recovering from a secret operation performed Monday. The nature of the procedure remains undisclosed but is believed to be of a delicate character.
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McCormick
Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
Labor Board Denounces Railway Labor Board Members
Chicago June 17 The United States Railway Labor Board majority denounces minority charges of in yrism and inciting a strike over wage cuts totaling 26.5 million dollars annually for about 320000 clerks station employees signal men and engineers They defend their action against labor backed dissent and reject suggestions that a strike is justified under the transportation act
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Court Allows Baker Removal Petition To Stand
Judge Worstell sustains Fred R. Baker's bid to remove County Surveyor William Hier by requiring a clarified amended petition. The petition must specify alleged wasteful use of public funds, hiring of engineers without written county request, names of employed personnel, and private use of county automobiles. Attorneys Woolley and Wells expect to file the amended petition and seek an immediate hearing.
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Worstell
Athens County
Baker
Woolley and Wells
Brothers narrowly escape death at rail crossing tragedy
Max and Howard Febuary brothers and their families barely survived when they leapt from their car at a Pennsylvania railroad crossing noted for fatal accidents in Cincinnati Ohio last night before a freight train struck and wrecked the vehicle.
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Cincinnati
Max
Howard
Amesville Survives Dual Storms With Large Hail
Two violent storms struck Amesville Ohio on Saturday noon to 1 PM delivering hail up to one inch in diameter and a heavy rain. Government weather observer F W Gibson reports a second storm followed the first with no damage. The town reached 92 degrees at noon, the year’s high.
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Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Irish Vote May Be Delayed By Radicals Shadow
Dublin voters await results from the general election as figures remain unclear. Tensions rise after Rory Roderick seizes Dublin University ballots, signaling a possible anti treaty campaign to invalidate the selection and spark trouble between Republicans and Free Staters.
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Daniel O'Connell
I. N.S
Dublin
Irish Free State
Free Staters
Dublin University
Rory” Roderick
Irish Republican Army
Avare Liner Capsize Near Hamburg Harbor
A Hamburg dispatch reports the Brazilian Lloyd liner Avare capsized in Hamburg harbor while being towed to her pier. The loss of life is believed heavy with later figures suggesting up to 100 dead and injured.
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Avare
Hamburg
Detroit Judge Bars Interference With Race Odds Papers
Circuit Judge Dingeman issued a temporary injunction barring the prosecutor and police from interfering with the publication and sale of Detroit and outside newspapers printing racing odds. The move follows a prosecutor’s complaint after a municipal court upheld the state law against publishing race odds.
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Detroit
Dingeman
Leland to Enter Motor Field Against Henry Ford
Detroit June 17 Henry M Leland plans a return to car making within sixty days with financial backing to build a rival to his Lincoln he created last time around He will challenge Henry Ford in the high priced car market and renew a famous rivalry in the motor industry
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Detroit
Mich
Henry M. Leland
Henry Ford
Lincoln
News Letter Missed From Pomeroy-Middleport Dept
The usual Hartley news letter from the Pomeroy Middleport department is missing today. Trains arrived on time but the post office search yielded no letter as usual.
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Hartley
Pomeroy-Middle Port
City Federation Meets Monday To Discuss Work
The City Federation schedules meetings on Monday June 19 with executive board at 1 30 pm and full board at 2 30 pm to review the past year and plan summer work. Discussion will cover the Elks playground care and federation goals, with Mrs Bush urging strong attendance.
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City Federation
the Elks
Bush
Federaation
Athens Eats To Remain Same
A Canton restaurant owner predicts a 25 percent cut in food prices within a year at the Ohio State Restaurant association convention in Cincinnati. Local Athens owners show no planned reductions and are cautious about making commitments or pledges, with many skeptical of convention promises.
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Athens
Edward F. Bender
Canton
Ohio State Restaurant Association
Cincinnati
J. H. Grayson Mfg Co Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The J. H. Grayson Manufacturing Co held its annual meeting Friday evening at the factory with over 800 shares represented. Robert Bishop of Columbus read a report showing profit despite heavy patent litigation and organizational costs. Sales for the season are three times last year with near half a million dollars in prospect. Directors elected for the year were L. G. Worstell, J. H. Grayson, F. W. Bush, Carl Beasley, Charles Kirchner, G. L. Grayson, Bert Simpson.
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J. H. Grayson Mfg., Co
Robert Bishop
Columbus
Dicker
Baggio
Pacific Coast
Middle West
L. G.worstell
J. H. Grayson
F. W.bush
Carl Beasley
Charles Kirchner
G. L. Grayson
Bert Simpson
Special meeting of Old Age Pension League announced
Special meeting of the Old Age Pension League to be held at Eagles Hall North Court Street Monday evening June 17 at 7. All are requested to be present. Debbert White Thurman Koox.
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Old Age Pension League
Eagles Hall North Court Street
Nightly fighting in Newry leaves five dead
Belfast report says four men and one woman died in all night clashes at Newry. Several houses were burned by incendiaries. The article mentions a curious note about Cossacks and eggs, unrelated to the incident.
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Belfast
Newry
Oberammergau's Magdalen of 1910 Chicago Resident
Mrs Marie Mayer Becker played the Magdalen in Oberammergau 1910 Passion Play in Chicago. A younger girl now fills the part as Miss Mayer of Passion Play fame married a Yankee visitor.
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Oberammergau
Magdalen
Chicago
Marie Mayer Becker
Miss Mayer
Passion Play
Miners and Railroad Workers Weigh Coalitions Amid Strike Tensions
Union Mine Workers leader John S. Lewis said miners are united and expect victory in the looming railroad strike. A conference in Cincinnati between miners and railroad workers was set for Thursday night to press for a coalition facing the anticipated industrial action.
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Warren W. Wheaton
IL. N.S
Convention Hall
Cincinnati
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Ganized
John L Lewis
Big Four
Arrest of Eight in Revenge-Party Kidnapping Floggings
Chicago police arrested eight men in a field on the city outskirts at dawn as they flogged William Kehoe president of the West Side Motor company. Authorities say Kehoe accused of attacking a young woman and police will probe Ku Klux Klan links.
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Chicago
William Kehoe
West Side Motor Company
Kehoe
Ku Klux
Security Savings Bank names Lawrence new president and enlarges capital
At a stockholders meeting the Security Savings Bank announced a capital increase from 25 000 to 100 000 with a 20 000 surplus boosting its rank in Athens County. D 3% Moore will become board chairman while W B Lawrence ascends to president and active manager to meet home builder demand.
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The
Security Savings Bank
Athens County
Moore
Thao
W. B. Lawrence
To Hoard
Moora
W. Lawrence
Feee
Athens
Security Savings
Lawrence
Savines and Loan Company
D. H. Moore
F. L. Alderman
L. G. Worstell
J. H. Cline
I. M. Foster
W. B. Goldes
W. HB. Lawrence
Lastro
Athens National Bank
Court and
Washington Streets
Cotton Brokers Filed for Bankruptcy in New York
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the U S district court against A T Jennings and Company cotton brokers. Liabilities total 26892 dollars with assets listed at 9287 dollars.
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Cotton Brokers
New York
United States District Court Today
A. T. Jennings and Company, Cotton Brokers
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Debbert White
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