Conciliation boards considered to ease steel strike
Senator Kenyon suggested voluntary conciliation boards may grow from steel strike hearings before the senate labor committee. He opposes compulsory arbitration but supports having panels investigate labor capital differences and present facts publicly. John Fitzpatrick, striker chairman, offered to testify for labor.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Iowa
Altho
John Fitzpatrick
Senate
Belgium and Holland Diplomatic Tension Denied
London reports claimed severance of Belgium Netherlands relations and minister withdrawals but the Belgian legation in London refuted the claim. It said the Belgian minister returned home for politics and the Dutch envoy resigned to be replaced, noting the Berlin wireless dispatch origin.
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London
Belgium
Holland
The
Hague
Berlin
United Press
Miner union leader shoots Logan county deputy in Charleston
Don Chafin special deputy sheriff of Logan county was shot and fatally wounded in Charleston after an altercation at miners organization offices. William Perry, vice president of District No 17 United Mine Workers, was jailed after the incident and posted $10,000 bond with H W Houston as surety.
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Charleston
W. Va
Don Chafin
Logan County
William Perry
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Organization
Chafin
Logan
Perry
William Fielder
H. W. Houston
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Spaulding Family Reunion At Athens Fair Grounds
A large Spaulding family reunion was held Sunday at the Athens Fair grounds with 65 descendants of Jonathan and John Spaulding gathered for the first reunion of the old family. Attendees included J. R. Spaulding of Carbondale and numerous relatives, with a picnic lunch and reminiscences shared among kin from Sugar Creek and New England areas.
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Spaulding
Athens Fair Grounds
Jonathan
John Spaulding
Sugar Creek
New England
John R. Spaulding
Carbondale
Guy
Althe the Spauldings
J. R. Spaulding
Amy Spencer
Guy Spencer
Carbon Hill
Charles McBee
Geraldine
Evelyn
Ruth
Virginia Nelle
Frank Robinson
Vera
Virgene
Harry Laughlin
Richard
Rafael
F. H. Laughlin
Louise
Nelle
W. Va
Guy Fierce
Iris
Pauline
Guy Spaulding
Douglas and
Guy Jr
EB. V. Wolfe
Charles Newman
Vir- Bene
Athens
Striker Is Fined In Stark Mill Assault Case
Andrew Zufall, alleged leader of a six man group, was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a suspended 60 day workhouse sentence for assaulting a workman who refused to join strikers at Stark mill Canton Ohio. Attorneys for the strikers filed an appeal.
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Canton
Andrew Zufall
Stark Mill
Strikers in Gary Steel District Face Long Strike Pressure
Gary at the Calumet steel district reports a serious strike mood as workers tighten belts for a long clash. Bankers peg the average striker’s account around 300 dollars, with some rollers earning 36 to 60 dollars daily and fearing for safety before returning. Union leaders insist many holdouts join only for safety, not reluctance.
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Gary
Ind
Calumet
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Tin Plate
Cemetery costs rise as living expenses climb
At the Cincinnati convention delegates of the association of American cemetery superintendents argued higher operating costs will push up public burial charges. W B Jones of Pittsburgh, secretary and treasurer of the association, asserted this claim.
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Cincinnati
Association of American Cemetery Superintendents
W. B. Jones
Pitttsburgh
Wilson reply on Fiume dispute assigns city to Italy
Paris correspondent reports President Wilson’s reply to the Fiume dispute reaches the American peace delegation. Fiume is assigned to Italy on the condition the port is unfortified and under League of Nations control. The present armistice line defines the boundary of Fiume.
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Rome
Paris
Epoca
Wilson
Fiume
Italy
League of Nations
Marietta College Freshmen Ordered to Braid Hair
Freshman girls at Marietta College are required to braid their hair in green tied styles by upperclasswomen. Skirmishes occurred as freshmen were compelled to follow the club rule, including carrying school satchels.
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Marietta College
Marietta
Murder Suspect Taken in Columbus
Joseph P. Sylvia 28 former assistant manager at a Liggett drug store in Washington surrendered to Columbus detectives after learning he was wanted on a murder charge in Washington. Emmett Wood 18 a drug clerk was found murdered Sept. 28 in the store basement. Sylvia said he left Washington the night before and had been visiting relatives in Columbus.
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Columbus
Joseph P. Sylvia
Liggett
Washington
DD. C
Emmett Wood
Sylvia
Washingon
Romanian Forces Begin Evacuation of Bucharest
Dispatches report Romanian forces have begun evacuating Bucharest as the city faces advancing units. The move signals a major strategic withdrawal amid ongoing military developments.
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Bucharest
Amsterdam
Ohio seeks new impeachment law over public officials
Ohio State Auditor Donahey says the state lacks authority to impeach derelict public officials and will push a drastic impeachment statute via initiative if the December legislature session fails. He criticizes Cleveland Law Director Fitzgerald over retroactive salaries and cites a county auditor who shows up once a month only on payday. A common pleas judge allegedly sold a used car to county commissioners through a sixteen year old as intermediary.
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Columbus
State Bureau of Accounting
Donahey
Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Ohio
Common Pleas
Sugar Creek Defeats Zaleski 6-2 In Poston Showdown
Sugar Creek took a 6-2 win at Zaleski on Sunday with Bill Bresner pitching a clean game and one error by the visitors. The team plans a next appearance against Shawnee and backs efforts to form a southeastern Ohio league with towns including Poston Milfield Athens and Glouster.
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Sugar Creek
Poston
Sugar 'Ie
Zaleski
Bill Bresner
Shawnee
White Sox
Chicago
Mililfield
Athens
the Elks
the Plains
Amesville
Glouster
Nelsonville
Buchtel, Floodwood
Canaanville
Old Folks Wed Akron Bride and Groom Forgo Youth
William H. Evans 71, president of the Dime Savings Bank, obtained a marriage license to wed Grace Sisler 60 in Akron today. The couple, both elders by age, marked a quiet union in the city following formal approval of their union.
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Akron
William H. Evans
The
Dime Savings Bank
Grace Sisler
Taking Evidence in Sharp Trial
Carl Sharp faces trial on charges of abusing a twelve year old boy after meeting him and another youth at a carnival and taking them to a garage near the shale bank. The incident prompted a police call as witnesses heard the boy cry and Sharp was arrested. Sharp denied the assault, claiming it would have been physically impossible.
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Carl Sharp
Sharp
Willard Mariner
Shale Bank
Mariner
Whole County to Pay Expenses of the Health Board
The Athens county health commission advisory board will meet in Athens on Wednesday October 1 at 10 AM to discuss the coming year budget. The proposed budget totals about 20 000 dollars with 2 000 from the state and the remainder to be raised by fourteen townships two cities and eight villages in the county.
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Athens County Health Commission
Athens
County Health Commission
Hedge trimming at Ohio alumni gateway attracts attention
Students worked early to trim the hedge fence at the Ohio alumni gateway. The effort produced a neatly trimmed, attractive hedge that framed the entrance nicely.
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Ohio
Canton Style Show and Stark County Fair Open Today
The Canton style show and the Stark County fair begin today with exhibitions and events. Local organizers highlight attractions, vendors, and family activities as preparations wrap up for the opening.
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Canton
Ice Cream Social at Hebbardsville School House
The Hebbardsville School House hosts an ice cream social next Friday evening September 26. Everyone is invited and proceeds go to benefit the school.
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Hebbardsville
Richard H. Long Dominates New England Primary Vote
Boston Mass September 24 Richard H Long Democratic candidate for governor won a wide primary victory across the state with only a few counties missing. Long is believed to have polled more than fifty thousand votes ex Governor Eugene N Foss placed second Governor Coolidge faced no opposition in the Republican field for re election.
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Long
Boston
Mass
Richard H. Long
Eugene N. Foss
Coolridge
Dan B Torpy Dies at 78 in Marietta Home
Daniel Burke Torpy aged 78 died after a brief illness at his Marietta residence. He served on the state penitentiary board under Governor Harmon in 1909 and on the diverting commission for Ohio at the Panama Exposition. A widely known Democratic politician.
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Dan B. Torpy
Marietta
Daniel Burke Torpy
Mr. Torpy
State Penitentiary
Harmon
Ohio
Akron Trains Night Watchman Fred Pobal Killed
Fred Pobal aged 52 a night watchman was instantly killed when struck by a switch engine in Akron. The incident details were reported as a fatal railroad accident and authorities investigated the scene.
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Akron
Fred Pobal
Allies to seize German ships at Hamburg
Paris reports France and Italy will act jointly with Great Britain to capture German ships at Hamburg. The move awaits ratification of the Deacy treaty by the United States Senate. Frank L. Polk plans to protest the decision.
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Paris
France
Italy
Hamburg
United States Senate
Frank L. Polk
Olympic Committee Accepts Belgium Invitation for 1920 Antwerp Games
London reports the Olympic committee of Great Britain has accepted Belgium's invitation to participate in the Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games. The announcement comes as nations prepare for the postwar event.
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London
Olympic Committee of
Great Britain
Belgium
Antwerp
Dayton Dealers Fined For Selling Cream Containing Formaldehyde
Dayton authorities fined each dealer 100 dollars plus court costs after selling cream found to contain formaldehyde. The action targets unsafe food products and enforcement shows strict penalties for violators. Local officials remind the public to report adulterated goods to authorities.
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Dayton
Prohibition and Liquor Referendum Proposals in Ohio Ballot
Four November measures in Ohio seek to redefine intoxicating liquor, repeal statewide Prohibition, and restore a license system. Voters are urged to oppose two constitutional amendments and support two referendums backing national and statewide prohibition enforcement.
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Ohio
Congress
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