Coal Production at Coldest Since 1909 Warns of Winter Famine
Washington October 1. National unemployment committees press for coal price cuts to curb rising costs as winter demand looms. Coal output this year the lowest since 1909, with nonunion workers earning less per week despite higher overall pay due to disruptions from strikes. Authorities consider arbitration and a national action plan as Hoover and allies push for immediate price reductions.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
Emerce Hoover
Sec
Meat prices fall in Ohio markets in early October
A report from Ohio markets notes wholesale beef prices dropping in Cleveland Toledo and Cincinnati over the last ten days. Beef leads declines with pork steady veal and lamb easing though bacon and pork remain steady. Columbus dealers report slight cuts in some varieties indicating further price relief ahead.
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Water
Madison
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus
Gift of Grain Aids Armenian Orphans Amid Famine
More than 100000 lives hinge on five million bushels of grain rushed from America to the Caucasus to avert starvation before winter. Charles V. Vickery warns conditions in Armenia are dire due to occupation and poor crops. Relief needs include at least fifteen million dollars to feed orphans and refugees, with thousands dying in streets. Near East Relief cites forty thousand Armenian children dependents. grain imports from American sources are essential as Russia starves and Persia and northern India trade is blocked.
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Columbus
Caucasus
Charles V. Vicker
Armenia
Mr. Vickery
Alexandropol
Near East
Russia
Persia
Miamia
Thes
Ohio Team Prep For Syracuse Showdown In Practice
A wire from Nobby Ryder reports the Ohio squad in good shape for today’s game with Syracuse. Captain Fuller’s hand is improving and the team has been training on the Pacuse field amid Syracuse chatter.
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OHIO
Syracuse
Nobby Ryder
Pacuse
Fuller
Lodge Members Attacked En Route to Klan Event
Twenty five Elyria lodge members traveling by truck to Cleveland for an installation ceremony were attacked Friday night by a crowd that mistook their banner for Ku Klux Klan insignia. Driver Joseph Body sustained injuries from a heat missile and tossed fruit. Otha received minor injuries.
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Elyria, O
Elyria
Ben
Cleve
K. K. K. Joseph
Nations to invite Holland Belgium Portugal to Far Eastern talks
Washington reports all powers invited to the armament and Far Eastern conference agree Holland and Belgium will be represented. Portugal is also suggested for invitation as a base for Gonterella. Replies are awaited and invitations expected within two to three days.
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Washington
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Orange trelioft yields twenty thousand oranges on average
An orange trelioft of average size is expected to bear about 20,009 oranges, providing guidance on expected harvest yields for planning and market estimates.
Weather forecast for October period in Ohio Valley area
Period October 3 to 8 shows temperatures below normal with rains on Monday and again Thursday or Friday. A 40 percent chance of rain accompanies a continuation of fair weather on other days.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Second Great Conbine Of Steel Makers Threatens Monopoly
In Youngstown Ohio on October 1 reports say independents including Youngstown Tin and Sheet Inland Steel Republic Iron and Steel and Brier Hill Steel held a meeting to discuss a merger. Smaller independents willing to join if major players consolidate. Officials say the combined group could rival United States Steel through geographic reach and lower costs, boosting earnings and volume.
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U. S
Youngstown, O
Youngstown Tin and Sheet Company
Inland Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Brier Hill Steel Company
United States Steel
British cabinet set for Irish peace talks with De Valera
London reports Premier Lloyd George named a cabinet committee to negotiate with Eamon De Valera for talks in London on October 11. Members include Sir Hamar Greenwood, Lord Birkenhead, Sir Edwards, with Lloyd George to preside. expected Irish delegates include Arthur Griffiths, Eamon Dugan, Robert Barton, Michael Collins, and George Duffy.
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United Press
London
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Birkenhead
Sir Edwards
Arthur Griffiths
Sinn Fein
Eamon Dugan
Robert C. Barton
Michael Collins
George Duffy
Explosives Found Near Hocking Power Station
In Nelsonville on Friday, boys found a keg of powder a sugg and a dynamite cap near the Hocking Power Company substation above the Hocking Valley Fire Clay plant. Police investigate amid a brick plant strike and unionization tensions.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Power Company
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Company
Altho
City Federation Seeks Women for Civic Meeting
All women interested in civic work are invited to attend a City Federation meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. The board of directors will reconvene at 2 o clock and the federated will discuss the operation of city business at 3 o'clock.
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Mentay Iaftertoon
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Family Stands by Daughter Amid Stress in Idaho
William Trublood of Twin Falls Idaho defends Lydia Southard in a United Press interview. He says his daughter, his fourth of eight children, cannot be guilty of the crimes charged, noting she was always sweet and raised with Christian principles.
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Robert A. Donaldson
United Press
Twin Falls
Idaho
William Trublood
Lydia Southard
Yankees Win Pennant. Defeat Flyers 5 to 3
The Yankees clinched the American League pennant by defeating the Flyers 5 to 3 in Philadelphia. The article notes a new wage scale that sets nine dollars a day for carpenters in New Jersey.
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YANKS
Philadelphia
Yankees
Flies
N. J
Mayor Urges Honor Display For National Victory Memorial
Athens Ohio mayor T B Roush proclaims October as a time to display the service star flag and urges residents to support the National Victory Memorial Building project in Washington. The initiative honors World War II veterans and follows approval by Congress and President Harding.
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George Washington Memorial Association
Washington
Congress
Harding
I. T. B. Roush
Athens
Ohio
T. B. Roush
Recovery Sought From Ohio State Penitentiary Warden
A report to Ohio State Auditor Tracy recommends recovering 7427.71 from Warden P. E. B. Thomas for sale profits unaccounted and unauthorized automobile purchases covering June 1916 to May 1921. The audit criticized political activity, poor prison conditions, and urged more factory work and the abolition of the so called idle house.
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Columbus
P. EB. Thomas
Ohio State Penitentiary
Tracy
J. S. Lacy
F. M. Hoppengartner
State Senate Committee
Davis
Thomas
Idle House
Nearly 100000 Join County Farm Bureaus
The Ohio county farm bureaus total membership has reached 99000 after a yearlong canvass with camps nearly complete in each county. Officials expect the bureaus to surpass the 100000 mark as new accessions come in. The Moon is described as tiny relative to Earth, noting it would fit within Australia’s length.
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Ohio
Earth
Australia
Fatty Greeted by Home Women on Arrival in Los Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle faces a mixed welcome at the Southern Pacific station as three girls kiss him and a crowd boos or cheers. His wife Minta Dufee travels from New York and defends him amid the reception, while Arbuckle clutches a brown overcoat for comfort.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Roscoe Arbuckle
Southern Pacific
Trim
Roscoe
Minta Dufee
Arbuckie
New York
Arbuckle
Senate to filibuster anti beer bill in Ohio scene
The senate debated delaying the anti beer measure as wets vow to block it by filibuster. They fear regulations legalizing medicinal beer could rise if treasury moves forward. War mu ace and Stanley amendment spark tensions among wets and drys in a tense partisan clash.
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Frazer Edwards
United Press
Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury
Palmer
Sterling
Routhee
Reed
Lodge
Cleveland Gas Rates Increase On October First
Cleveland, the largest city, will adopt an upward sliding scale for natural gas starting October 1. Rates rise to 45 cents per thousand cubic feet for the first 10,000, 66 cents for the next 10,000, and 75 cents over 20,000, with a $1.50 minimum. The appellate court allowed the rate to take effect during suit, deeming 35 cents unfair, and noted the city may need just compensation.
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Cleveland
Court of Appeals
East Ohio Gas Co
East Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Vickery
Court of Equity
Missing Girl Case Ties To New York Letter
A fragment notes Bernice Bumter, a missing girl, and a letter postmarked New York is connected to the case. Police inquiry focuses on identifying the recipient and tracing the letter’s origin to narrow leads in the investigation.
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Bunker
New York
Bernice Bum Ter
Ant
Silent Cinema Scandal Swirls Around Arbuckle Death Case
In Los Angeles, actor Roscoe Arbuckle faces intense scrutiny as the death of Virginia Rappe dominates headlines. The film world divides between those who defend Arbuckle and opponents who seek full accountability amid ongoing investigations.
Central School Football Beats East Siders 20 to 6
Central school's color team defeated the East Siders 20 to 6. Rex Gorham starred for Central while Ray Cox Kelly Brows Neil Kerr and Algeo were among the top players.
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Central
Central School
East Siders
Brown
Rex Gorham
Cent
Ray Cox
Kelly
Brows Neil
Kerr
Algeo
Free Booklet Warns Milk Dangers From Harvard Doctor
A health notice urges readers to request a free booklet on milk safety. Dr Milton J Rosena, Harvard preventive medicine official, warns milk is not a beverage and warns of risks to babies fed by bottle. Readers in Washington may obtain a free copy by sending two cents for postage and printing name address clearly.
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Milton J. Rosenator
Harvard Univer
Unit
Public Health Service
Washington Informatic Bureau
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