Four-State Coal Conference Hopes to End Nation Strike
Operators and miners in Cleveland report optimism as Illinois Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania seek a basic wage scale to avert a winter fuel famine. Governors Davis Groesbeck McCray Morrow Sproul join talks aiming for a swift just settlement without surrender of core principles.
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Cleveland
International News Service Today
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Harry L. Davis
Alex Groesbeck
Michigan
McCray
Morrow
Kentucky
Sproul
Groesbeck
Davis
Lockland Contractor Dies After Murder Attempt
Cincinnati dispatch reports Albert Ackles a 62 year old Lockland contractor shot his granddaughter Ruth Van Hedht injuring her before killing himself at home. He had just returned from work and said he would take the girl on a long journey as he fired the shotgun then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Albert Ackles
Ruth van Hedht
Ruth
Ackies
Ohio Weather Summary Partly Cloudy With Moderate Temps
Forecasters report Ohio will see partly cloudy skies with moderate temperatures tonight and Sunday. Data shows yesterday’s 9 pm reading and morning figures for today with expectations of mild highs and comfortable lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sermon at First Christian Church on The Church For This Age
Pastor P H Welshimer of First Christian Church delivers Sunday morning talk The Church For This Age at 10 30. Radio program features a news mixed quartet on Station WWB about 860 meters wavelength from Catwa.
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P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Rvice
Catwa
WWE
Daily News
WWBL
H. Welshimer
WWB
Youthful Nomads Describe 50 Mile Country Trek to East Sparta
Two Cleveland boys aged 12 and 8 wandered from Brecksville to East Sparta, recounting a dusty trek by bus and on foot. They slept in a barn hayloft and bushes, heard a shot, and were taken home by a hunter chasing ground hogs as authorities were alerted.
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Brecksville
East Sparta
Harry Davis
E. 30Th-St
Cleveland
Walter Davis
Akron
Clevelanday
Harry
Cuyahogaco
Court battle over new filling station permit
F. P. Finley files in common pleas court to block arrests by Safety Director E. B. Curtis Chief of Police A. Lengel Police Clerk Newton Domer Building Commissioner Fred E. Lucag and others as he seeks to erect a gasoline filling station at the northeast corner of Tuscarawas and W and Clarendon avenues. He claims the site is suitable and nearby businesses are affected and asks for an injunction against arrest while awaiting a building permit. Niles A. Sponseller is Finley's attorney.
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F. P. Finley
Common Pleas Court
E. B. Curtis
A. Lengel
Newton Domer
Fred E. Lucag
Tuscarawas
Clarendon-ay
Niles A. Sponseller
Finley
Radio program to draw large Chautauqua audience
Daily News radio plans Tuesday night air time to cover the Redpath Chautauqua at North Canton with Prof. F C Blake from Ohio State University presenting wireless telephony demonstrations. Blake will showcase a high grade receiver and loudspeaker to transmit music and voices to the crowd. Seats are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
North Canton
Chautauqua
F. C. Blake
Physics Department
Ohio State University
Blake
The
State University
Church Service Theme The Church For This Age
Service begins at 10 30 with music by a mixed quartet. Broadcast from WWB station on 360 meter wavelength.
Merchant Outwits Counterfeit Bill Swindler
Confectioner Joe Albertson in Cherry Avenue SE reported a man asked for change for a $50 bill at 11 50 AM. Albertson provided change but the note proved counterfeit. The assailant struck him and fled. police searched the southeast area but found no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Albertson
Albertson
PT association demands board members resign
The Washington-ay school district Parent-Teachers Association adopts a resolution calling for the immediate resignations of Canton board of education president C. J. Keplinger and board members Dr. E. S. Folk and Howard M. Miller. The group commends City Solicitor Thomas M. Miller James E. Kinnison and J. E. Lehman for opposing the cited policies.
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C. J. Keplinger
Canton Board of Education
E. 8. Folk
Howard M. Miller
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Washington-ay
Ninth-st
Thomas M. Miller
James E. Kinnison
J. E. Lehman
E. S. Folk
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Vance
Folk
E.S. Folk
Fay V. Elsaesser
Morrisay NE
Alice DeGarmo
Benderet NE
Arthur Griffith Sinn Fein Leader Dies in Dublin
Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Fein and signatory of the Anglo Irish peace treaty died in Dublin from heart failure. He led the drive for the treaty and the Free State, headed the Dail Eireann and foreign affairs, edited United Irishman, Sinn Fein, and Nationality, and was twice arrested for political agitation.
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London
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Griffith
Michael Collins
Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
House If Commons
South Africa
United Irishman
Nationality
Election Returns Not Yet Complete Noting incomplete statewide primary tallies
Columbus Aug 12 Election officials at the secretary of state’s office said official returns from last Tuesday’s primaries will not be ready before next Tuesday Unofficial counts show Republican governor votes led by Carmin Thompson Democrat governor Donahey leads, with other statewide race tallies listed. T. D. Price leads Tarbell for Supreme Court, by about 4900 votes.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Republican
Harry Clay Smith
Wilams
Darnell
Donahey
Johnson
Duffy
Hiler
de Wweese
Hein
McDonald
Young
Smith
Williams
Claypool
Seney
T. D. Price
New Lexington
Supreme Court
James Tarbell
Georgetown
Northcliffe grave condition cited in noon bulletin
London Aug 12 Lord Northcliffe noted British publisher remains gravely ill from heart trouble. A noon bulletin reported his condition as persistently grave.
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London
Lord Northcliffe
Pastor Opens Service With Music At 10 20 O’clock
P H Welshimer of First Service opens the session at 10 20 with a music quartet. Station WWB of Detty Mews broadcasts on a 360 meter wavelength.
Mrs Renaker Denies Infatuation Link to Murder
Cincinnati dispatch reports Nancy C Renaker widow of Leon Renaker who was murdered in Winchester Kentucky seventeen days ago released a statement denying rumors that Scobe Hardman a 22 year old World War veteran and suspect held in Lexington jail had long been infatuated with her. She says the $2000 reward remains and hopes justice will be served. Hardman declined to comment at his preliminary hearing.
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Cincinnati
Nancy C. Renaker
Leon Renaker
Winchester
Lexington
Scobe Hardman
Hardman
Urge Passage of Anti-Lynching Law in National Rally
A Columbus report notes a national Branch council of Ancient United Knights and Daughters of Africa passing a resolution urging the U S Senate to enact the Dyer anti lynching law. Colonel J A Thomas of Cleveland was named commander of the Ohio military order with J A Shackelford of St Louis as major general. The 1923 convention city is St Louis. W H Field of St Louis was elected grand master. The item also references a separate notice about signatures for the Old Age Pensions Bill and a church attendance appeal from First U B members.
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Columbus
United States
National Branch Council of Ancient United Knights and Daughters of Africa
J. A. Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio Military Order
J. A. Shackelford
St. Louis
National Council
W. H. Field
Mixed quartet at Station WWE of Daily News event
A brief item notes a mixed quartet segment at Station WWE of Daily News broadcasting on a 360 meter wavelength. The report identifies the station and segment but provides limited details beyond the technical wavelength and group designation.
Cork Battle Ends as Free State Take City
Six irregulars were killed and 20 wounded in Cork as free state troops entered the city amid a populace welcome. Free staters captured 60 prisoners while reports say several in the Cork area have disappeared and may have been murdered. Dublin telegraph links were briefly disrupted by republican attackers but later restored.
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London
Cork
Free State
Dublin
British Cabinet To Get Experts Report
London eagerly awaits the allied experts report on an indemnity moratorium for Germany. The cabinet, summoned at noon, weighs proposals from Lloyd George Theunis and Poincare. A temporary settlement seems possible though a long term solution remains unlikely.
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London
Germany
Lloyd George
Britain
Theunis
Belgium
Poincare
France
Three Ask Divorce In Separate Suits In Ohio
Laura B. Armitage sues Edmund Armitage at 410 Fifth NW for divorce citing drunkenness and neglect with A W Agler as attorney. Cora B. Myers sues Solomon Myers in Massillon for drunkenness and neglect with Willison and Willison as lawyers. Rose Blakely sues Charles Blakely in Alliance for cruelty infidelity and neglect with E P Speidel petition. Tasks for United Brethren theme urged for Sunday morning at First U B.
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Laura B. Armitage
Edmund Armitage
Fifth-st NW
A. W.agler
Cora B. Myers
Solomon Myers
Massillon
Willison & Willison
Rose Blakely
Alliance
Charles Blakely
E. P. Speidel
Rail heads accept Harding plan but reservations linger
Washington reports Benn Hooper and President Harding in White House talks amid a nationwide rail strike crisis. Executives indicate conditional acceptance while the sixteen unions push a firm rejection, shaping a tense path to Congress and cabinet review.
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Harding
Washington
Benn. Hooper
Railway Labor Board
White House
Hooper
Ume
Rail Strike Plan Mixed from White House to boardroom
A compromise plan to end the rail strike will be presented to President Harding by T DeWitt Cuyler and executives after hours of talks in New York. The plan favors preserving seniority for strike breakers and requires rail heads to keep their word with workers while resuming service quickly. A funeral notice for Brother Harvey Robinette accompanies the item.
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New York
Harding
Washington
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Grand Central Depot
Railroad Labor Board
Underwood
The
Erie
Order of Eagles
Harvey Robinette
Youngay NE
Adv
Kent Police Asked To Seek Two Kent Runaways
Kent authorities asked local police to search for Kenneth Stuart 12 and Thomas Kinsley 8 who boarded a Canton bound freight train in Kent Friday night. The train departed Kent early last night along the Wheeling and Lake Erie line. All stations and police along the route were alerted to watch for the runaways.
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Kent
Kenneth Stuart
Thomas Kinsley
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Officials probe cause of rear end crash near depot
Seek cause of wreck as westbound passenger train No. 87 struck the rear of westbound freight No. 72 in New Philadelphia. Freight was stopped in front of the depot when the accident occurred with no serious injuries to passengers or crew.
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New Philadelphia
Pasenger
Paperwhite Narcissus Bloom At Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
The Holmes-Letherman Seed Store at 228 Cleveland Ave NW reports Paperwhite Narcissus plants now in bloom after eight weeks of growth.
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Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
Cleveland-ay NW
The Church For This Age Appears in Station WWBL Ad
An advertisement notes a mixed quartet performing The Church For This Age at Station WWBL of Ley Park as part of an unspecified broadcast or program.
Baby Savings Plaque and Service at The First Trust Bank
An advertisement notes opening an account with $1 or more for Baby's Savings at The First Trust & Savings Bank offering a silver plated bank for future savings. H. Welshimer, pastor of First Service, begins at 10:30 with music to follow.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Courtney Pree
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