Labor Day rally in Cleveland attacks injunction and recalls
Nearly 30 000 participants at the Cleveland Federation of Labor Labor Day parade in Luna Park heard candidates from Democratic Republican and Socialist parties attack the injunction against the shopmen strike obtained by Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. A tally of petitioners pressed for Mayor Fred Kehler's recall as speakers urged action.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Luna
Harry M. Daugherty
Fred Kehler
Industrial Warfare Eases Into Watchful Waiting Phase
Washington reports a calm after the Daugherty injunction with both government and labor choosing restraint as lawyers prepare for Monday's court action. Attorney General Daugherty returns to press for a permanent restraining order while Congress resumes work on coal distribution and profiteering legislation and labor leaders pursue their strike strategy.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Daugherty
Chicago
Wilkerson
Department of Justice
Congress
Senate
Harding
Seat on the curb costs seven thousand dollars
A remark notes the high price of a curbside seat in New York City business districts with claims of steep costs impacting tired executives.
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New York City
Cleveland Theaters Seek Impromptu Orchestras Amid Strike
In Cleveland on September 5, theater owners press to replace union musicians who struck for about a 28 percent raise. Shows last night played with no music or with tiny orchestras. Largest venues affected include Loew theaters State Bullman Park Al Al Alen. Desberg of Loew says incorporation will not meet demands. Some independents concede or show willingness to negotiate.
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Cleveland
Moving Picture Theaters
Loew Theaters
State
Bullman
Park
Alhambra
Allen
Desberg
Loew Interests
Romanian Officers Arrested Over Plot To Assassinate Royal Family
In Bucharest a report states several Romanian army officers have been arrested in connection with a plot to assassinate the Romanian royal family. The information was received in London on September 5.
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London
Bucharest
Athens Wins Golf Match At Country Club
Athens defeated Gallipolis 14 to 4 in a Monday golf match at the Athens Country Club. Six Gallipolis players competed with others unable to attend. Notable scores included Major Johnson 3, Jones 0, Swanson 2 1 2, Sibley 1 2, Wolfe 1 2, Bean 2 1 2, Clark 3, Runion 0, D H Biddle 3, Biddle 0, Cable 2, Vornholt 1.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Major Johnson
Jones
Swanson
Sibley
Wolfe
Bean
Clark
Runion
D. H. Biddle
Biddle
Cable
Vornholt
Governor to call special session over fuel prices
Governor Davis announced a special session of the state legislature in Columbus starting Monday September 11 to enact laws to ensure a sufficient fuel supply at a fair price. He said legal steps would be used to prevent coal interests from charging excess rates, following Attorney General Price’s ruling that the governor can act under the conservation amendment to regulate mining and markets of minerals.
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Columbus
Davis
Price
Strike Leader Defies Court Order at Rail Unrest Meeting
William H. Johnston head of the International Association of Machinists rallied 85,000 workers in a strikers meeting in defiance of an injunction issued in Chicago. He called the writ a big noise and vowed to stand on his inalienable constitutional rights as authorities allowed open attendance. The gathering proceeded without police interference.
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Washington
Harding
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Chicago
Wilkerson
Johnston
Two Reckless Drivers in Court Here Labor Day
Reports showed many reckless driving incidents over the weekend but Sheriff Nice nabbed only two offenders. William Thomas of Logan pleaded guilty to reckless driving near Nelsonville and paid a total of 18.20 dollars after arraignment before Mayor Roush. Leo Shields of Athens was fined 18.20 dollars for reckless driving on the Chauncey to Millfield road, after Tuesday morning arraignment.
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Altho
Nice
William Thomas
Logan
Nelsonville
Roush
Leo Shields
Athens
Chauncey
Millfield
Beal Leaves Hospital to Face Murder Charge
Mary E. Peggy Beal, who killed Frank Warren Anderson in a downtown hotel, left General Hospital to face a murder charge filed by Cameron Orr, prosecuting attorney.
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Kansas City
Mary E
Peggy) Beal
Frank Warren Anderson
General Hospital
Cameron Orr
Chauncey Park hosts Harvey's Pavilion event
Readable fragments indicate an event at Harvey's Pavilion located at Chauncey featuring Parkers' MHar monizers as performers or participants.
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Harvey’s
Chauncey
Parkers
Mharmonizers
Motorcycle Crash Claims Otis Vernon in Glouster
Otis Vernon 28 of Glouster died shortly after a Saturday night motorcycle crash on the Nelsonville road near Logan. His passenger James Logue Jr. aged 20 was seriously injured. Driver William Drake of Greendale escaped with injuries to face and ribs. Funeral services held at the Methodist church with local business closures for the hour.
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Glouster
Logan
Nelsonville
Otis Vernon
James Logue Jr
James Logue Sr
Otis
Young Logue
Paul Duncan
Floyd McCarty
Columbus
Vernon
William Drake
Greendale
Mr. Drake
Duncan
McCarty
Sarah Vernon
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Improved Order of Red Men
Stocklein
New System Bakery
George Vernon
DeGraff
Louis
Carlos Vernon
Pioneer
James Vernon
Athens
Methodist Church
Lansittel
Farmers Meeting Scheduled in Coolville Grange Hall
In Coolville Ohio on Tuesday September 5 at 7 pm a farmers meeting will discuss Troy township club work. County Farm Agent Raymond will attend with leaders. Farm bureau members are urged to attend and all are welcome.
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Coolville
Grange Halls
Troy Township Club
Raymond
Farm Bureau
Driver Ralph Gupton Killed In Labor Day Auto Race
The body of Ralph Gupton of Hudson Ohio lies in a local morgue as relatives are notified. Gupton died at the Coshocton fair grounds half mile track when he lost control of the Maxwell Special car Monday afternoon during the Labor Day races.
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Coshocton
Ralph Gupton
Hudson
Gupton
Fair Grounds
Maxwell
Wealthy Tourist Robbed in Paris Hotel Jewel Theft
Mrs. Clifford Buckman of New York reports jewelry stolen at her Paris hotel. Police believe an international gang active in Paris London and Channel boats over six weeks targeted rich American travelers, with this as the latest victim.
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Paris
Clifford Buckman
New York City
London
Knights Parade and Field Day for St. John and Columbus Knights
In Logan Ohio on September 5 the Knights of St. John and Knights of Columbus held their annual dress parade and field day at the fair grounds. A parade drew over a thousand spectators with music from the American Legion and Columbus Battalion bands. The Retail Clerks beat McGovern Shoe Factory 10 to 5 in a later ball game. Commandery No 7 of Columbus won the prize drill, followed by No 98 and No 117. Col N J Weisend and staff attended, honoring longtime color bearer Constantine Menser with an honor medal. Motorcycle races capped the afternoon.
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Logan
Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus
Fair Grounds
American Legion
Columbus Battalion
McGovern Shoe Factory
Chippie Stewart
Commanderies of Knights
Commandery No.7 of
Columbus
Col. N. J. Weisend
Constantine Menser
Menser
War Debts Not Biggest Thing in World Now
London reports Sir Charles Macara, financier, says cancellation of international debts would provoke a new war and urges drastic reductions of world armies rather than relying on debt remission or German indemnity. He argues peace and prosperity depend on cuts to military forces worldwide.
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London
Charles Macara
County Farm Bureau to Meet Here on Sept. 23
The Athens county Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on September 23 in Athens. The place will be announced later. Members are urged to attend in large numbers as officers will be elected and next year’s committees appointed. Speakers will discuss issues facing farmers in the county. Reports from township bureaus and related organizations will be presented and plans for the bureau’s work next year outlined.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Athens
Jewell Urges Shopmen to Fight Their Own Battle
In Chicago on September 5, B. M. Jewell, head of the striking shopmen, sent a forceful weekly bulletin urging the rank and file to stand firm and rely on themselves in the current conflict.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Mrs Arms Recovering In Columbus Hospital After Collision
Mrs G B Arms of Van Lear Kentucky is in a Columbus hospital today recovering from injuries after a car driven by her husband collided with another vehicle.
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Columbus
G. B. Arms
van Lear
Three Die From Heat in Chicago Record September Heat
A new heat wave in Chicago on September 5 caused three more deaths by heat prostration as temperatures rose to 94 degrees. Forecasters offered no immediate relief or expected drop in heat.
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Chicago
Royal Pair of Japan to Wed in Simple Ceremony
Tokyo reports betrothal of Crown Prince Hirohito and Princess Nagako will be marked by a simple autumn wedding. Gifts total millions including a 12 inch sword, bride’s trousseau valued around 500000, and palace repairs, with 8000 guests planned for celebrations.
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Tokio
Hirohito
Japan
Nagakkokuni
Osaka
Higashi Fushimi
Kasumigaseki Palace
Nagako
Paris
Kioto
Notre Dame Professor’s Paternity Suit Heads to Court
In South Bend Indiana on September 5 Professor John P Tiernan of Notre Dame University brings a paternity suit against merchant Harry Poulin. Poulin faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Court judge A W Hosinski with a not guilty plea anticipated and a trial date set. Poulin posted $2000 bail after his arrest and hosted a fifteenth wedding anniversary party with his wife and children. Tiernan is expected to appear with his wife’s affidavit detailing their alleged associations with Poulin though Mrs Tiernan will not attend due to nervous collapse. Poulin denies the charges saying they stem from a blackmail plot and claims his wife supports him.
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South Bend
Ind
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Harry Poulin
Tiernan
Poulin
A. W. Hosinski
Regnar Meeting Notice From B P O E
B P O E calls attention for Regnar meeting tonight at 7 30. Members urged to attend.
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Regnar
Dyer Antilynching Bill Seen Doomed This Session
Washington Sept. 5 The Dyer antilynching bill cannot pass this session and will likely fail in a winter session due to House opposition. The bill would give federal courts authority over crime cases involving aliens and face strong states rights resistance to alien protection. Taft helped frame the alien provision at Volstead’s urging amid labor hostility claims.
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Washington
Congress
House
Allena
Harding
Taft
Dyer
Volstead
House Judiciary Committee
Child Drowned in Small Pool by Roadside
Clen Freman Perrine two year old son of William G Perrine of Wyoming Ohio drowned in three inches of water at the bottom of a roadside ditch near Williamsburg after slipping from an automobile truck. A physician said he was likely unconscious from the fall and died in the shallow pool.
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Cincinnati
Clen Freman Perrine
Wyoming
Ohio
Williamsburg
Cross Country Flyer Makes a Splendid Start
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle landed at Kelly Field at 7 10 this morning completing a cross continent flight from Neptune Beach Florida to Rockwell Field San Diego California. He took off from Neptune Beach at 1930 Monday night and logged ten hours seven minutes in the air. He was greeted by the field band his wife and his mother who arrived from California.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
James H. Doolittle
Kelly Field
Neptune Beach
Fla
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Cali
Field Band
California
Riots Reports in Calcutta Amid Religious Tensions
Serious religious riots between Hindus and Mohammedans were reported from the interior today. Police restricted access as protests spread through Calcutta with rumors of clashes and property damage.
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India
Calcutta
Public Schools Reopen With Large Enrollment Expected
Columbus reports more than 30 000 pupils expected on reopening day with late entries likely raising total beyond 35 000 as schools begin the new year.
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Columbus
Forty Die Entombed in Cumberland Coal Mine
In Cumberland shire England a mine explosion trapped forty miners today raising fears of heavy loss of life. Rescue teams work to reach the shaft while officials assess the disaster scope and potential fatalities.
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London
Cumberlandshire
Bishop Samuel Fallows Dies in Chicago at 70
Bishop Samuel Fallows, head of the Reformed Episcopal Church in America, died in Chicago after several weeks of illness from a lung infection.
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Fallows
Chicago
Samuel Fallows
Reformed Episcopal Church In America
Italian bootleggers war claims another victim in Brooklyn
In New York City a 60 year old Italian man was found dead in a gutter at Hicks and Harricon streets in Brooklyn's Little Italy. He was shot stabbed and beaten with expensive clothes but pockets empty. Police suspect the killer dumped the body from a car after the murder elsewhere.
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New York
Brooklyn
Eveldently
Hicks and Harricon
Brookyn
Little Italy
Foster Fighting to Keep High Tariff on Wool
Ohio farmer I M Foster seeks to retain a 33 cent wool tariff as the tariff bill nears conference. He circulated a petition signed by ten Ohio congressmen protests any reduction, arguing the wool schedule is a lifeline for Ohio sheep farmers. Foster champions the higher duty for Ohio wool growers.
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Foster
Ohio
I. M. Foster
House of Representatives
American Legion Meeting This Thursday at 7 PM
The American Legion asks every member to attend Thursday evening at 7 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Commander Emmett Hooper and Adjutant William G. Silvus issue the call for all members to be present.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Emmett Hooper
WM. G. Silvus
Adjt
Prayer Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian church will host a prayer meeting at 7 o clock Wednesday evening led by Mr. N. E. Mills.
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First Presbyterian Church
N. E. Mills
Allies Intervene to End War in the Near East
London reports allied powers Britain France and Italy intervene to seek an armistice in the Near East as Turkish advances threaten Smyrna and Greek forces withdraw toward Asia Minor amid appeals for international help. Greek authorities fear massacres and seek aid as front lines shift near Mudania and the Sea of Marmora.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Geneva
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Athens
Rome
Greece
Sevries
Bilejik
Mudania
Sea of Marmora
Auto Victims Claimed in a Canton Crash
Canton Sept 5 James Saddier 68 a Marine Bank messenger in Pittsburg for 38 years was killed outright Roy Saddier 9 a nephew died later as a result of injuries Mrs James Saddier and 6 year old Lucile a niece are in Aultman hospital after their car was struck by a Wheeling and Lake Erie train at Beach City late yesterday.
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Canton
James Saddier
Marine Bank
Pittsburg
Roy Saddier
James Saddler
Lucile
Aultman Hospital
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Beach City
First Attempt in Brazil Flight Fails at Start
Lieu tenant Walter Hinton failed in his first effort to resume flight to Brazil here today. He hopped off at 4 30 but was forced to return to the air station to lighten the load of his airplane. One more attempt was planned for later in the day.
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Brazil
Start Key West
Fla
Walter Hinton
Noted British Novelist George R. Sims Dies
London reports the death of George R. Sims a renowned British novelist and journalist at 75. He wrote numerous melodramatic novels and contributed widely to journalism.
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London
George R. Sims
Life Ends in Apparent Suicide Attempt at Madison Ave Residence
Migs Donny Harrison a 20 year old described as a Detroit actress attempted suicide in her upscale New York apartment at 695 Madison Avenue drinking veronal and bromidia. Police report she believed her life was a failure and she acted alone.
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New York
Migs
Donny” Harrison
Detroit
Mich
Madison Avenue
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