Labor Leaders Challenge Erie Marion Shop Lease
Labor leaders announce a test before the U S railroad labor board against leasing the Erie shops at Marion to private management. About 600 workers reportedly refuse to enter the shop, with other railroads eyeing similar private repair arrangements pending board decision.
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Cngo
United States Rail Labor Board
Transthe Erie
Marion
Railway Service Co
B. M. Jewell
A Department
the American Ton of Labor
Intial
Labor Board
New York Central
Fes
Erie
Defense Plans Battle in Madalynne Obenchain Case
Angeles Calif Aug 17 first battle in defense of Madalynne Obenchain charged with Arthur C Burch and J Belton Kennedy in a murder probe. Officials planned to open a trunk seized after a court order and sought legal aid as attorneys prepare next steps in the high profile case.
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Kennedy
Hin
San Francisco
Angelos
Obenchain
Kain
Weather and miscellaneous oblique notes from Cleveland area
Fragmented weather fragment and stray notices mention temperatures near 64 in Cleveland, forecasted thunder, and times for a Canton and Cleveland schedule. Includes a Boston game reference and a filler phone number for service.
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Cleveland
Canton
Wat
Boston
Lightning Ignites Kansas City Grain Plant Blaze
Severe storm causes lightning to strike the Kelly Milling Company mill and grain elevator in Kansas City, starting a fire that razes the plant and causes about 700000 dollars in damage. A lumber yard burns for 5000 dollars burn injuries and a fire station is struck. several firefighters are shocked, and a woman struck by lightning is expected to recover.
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Kansas City
Kelly Milling Company
County and N I 0 1 Still Apart On CM Highway
The county and Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co remain at odds over Canton-Massillon highway improvements. Atty. John C. Welty says Blinn will meet county officials, but Blinn later denied any appointment or change in stance. He confirms about 500 eighty pound rails stored at Springfield Lake, enough for maintenance but not for immediate double tracking.
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Northern
Ohio Traction & Light Co
A. C. Blinn
Blinn
Daily News
Atty
John C. Welty
Rosecutor
C. B. McClintock
Canton
Akron
Denics
New York
Canton-Massillon
Springfield Lake
Booth
Massillon
Woman Released After Detention in Nasto Murder Case
Rosa Civitillo released by order of Coroner T. C. McQuate after police found no connection to the murder of Dominick Nasto. McQuate said he believes her husband Tony Civitillo may have information related to the case.
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Rosa Civitillo
Dominick Nasto
T. C. McQuate MecQuate
Tony Civitillo
Marion McArdle Trial Set for October 8
The murder case of Marion McArdle linked to the death of Dan Kaber advances with trial scheduled for October 8. Her mother Eva Catherine Kaber was previously convicted and sentenced to life at Marysville reform school.
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Cleveland
Marion McArdle
Dan Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Marysville Reformatory
Congress Grants Home Brew Legalization Move
Government legal advisers said the house action restricts dry law agents by barring entry to private homes without warrants. The Stanley amendment bars warrantless searches, and the plan would curb enforcement and require rule changes. Home brewers for personal use or guests would face no government interference.
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Washington
House
Senate
Prohibition
Violent Incidents Mark Dayton Street Car Strike
Dayton reports another violent flare in the street car strike as strikebreaking crews hear heavy explosions on the west side and cars are stoned. A woman sprayed a hose at a car and the company was told to pursue a warrant. No arrests were recorded.
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Dayton
West Side
Japan to Settle Shantung With China Directly
Washington reports in official circles say Japan will renew efforts to settle the Shantung question with China through direct negotiations before the Washington disarmament conference opens.
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Japan
Shantung
China
Washington
Welsh Pioneer Reunion Draws Friends to Idora Park
Old friends from all Ohio sections attended the twenty sixth annual Welsh Pioneer association reunion in Youngstown at Idora park. Members of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs were present, with Mrs. Charles B. Berth assisting as art chairman and organizer of Welsh clubs statewide. Also listed are travel bags and luggage prices from Arthur's Leather Shop on Market Avenue North.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Idora Park
Welsh Pioneer Association of the Western
Outlaw Gang Attack Kills Two Officers in Kentucky
Federal agent McFarland and Sheriff Hornback were mortally wounded when a dozen gunmen opened fire on their car returning from a still raid near Hodgenville. Driver died. McFarland shot in back. Ray wounded. Sheriff vows warrants to seize suspected bootleggers as nest of stills believed near Concord Church.
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Hodgenville
H. McFarland
Prohibition
Sam Ray
Kentucky
G. T. Purvis
McFarland
Torn
Purvis
Hodgenville Hospital
Hornback
Concord Church
Louisville
A. G. McFarland
Young McFarland
Glasgow
Ray
Poles Repulsed Berlin Border Towns In Upper Silesia
Polish regulars attacked the Upper Silesian border towns of Sternowitz and Oosterlitz but were repulsed by the inhabitants according to an unconfirmed Wolff bureau report circulated today.
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Berlin
Upper Silesian
Sternowitz
Oosterlitz
Wolff Bureau
Davison Improves After Operation at Roosevelt Hospital
Henry P. Davison financier with J. P. Morgan and Co. is reported to be improving at Roosevelt hospital after an operation performed last week.
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New York
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan and Co
Roosevelt Hospital
Refuse Reprieve for Sly-Fanner Slayers
Columbus August 17 The request for a reprieve for Frank Motto pending appeal to the United States Supreme Court from the sentence to electrocution at the Ohio penitentiary on August 29 for participating in the Sly-Fanner payroll murder at Cleveland has been refused by Governor Davis.
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Columbus
Frank Motto
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Penitentiary
Sly-Fanner
Cleveland
Davis
Steel theft ring found in Detroit in police sweep
Detroit police said a steel theft ring operating in four states was uncovered with seven men arrested including Hyman Kramer Reuben Kramer and Sam Kramer William Newton Albert Leng er Marl Miller and Ben Cohen. Branch offices in Cleveland and Toledo arranged sales. About $5000 worth of tool steel was recovered at a Kramer yard.
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Hyman
William M Nevwton
Union Drawn Steel Company
Albert Lenger
Marl Miller
Ben Cohen
Cohen and Kinsky
Charlies Searle
Cleveland
Toledo
Kramer
Twenty-Fifth
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Brooklyn Block in Green Point
A blaze in Green Point Brooklyn destroyed an entire square block of buildings near the Standard Oil plant leaving damages estimated at a million dollars. Firefighters battled the flames as residents fled in night clothes and authorities investigated the cause.
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New York
Green Point
Brooklyn
Standard Oz Company
Phipps Seeks Eleven New State Oil Inspectors
Columbus August 17 The state emergency board will consider State Director of Commerce Phipps recommendation to appropriate funds to hire eleven additional state oil inspectors. The oil inspection force was cut to four last January by Governor Davis, and supporters say four can not handle all the work.
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Columbus
State Emergency Board
Commerce
Phipps
Ohio
Davis
Five US delegates named for arms conference plan
President Harding reportedly selected five American representatives for the disarmament and Pacific questions conference. Names include Hughes, Lodge, Root, Underwood, and Sunderson. No woman will attend, with Knox and Borah not under consideration. Opposition grows among some senators who doubt the plan's scope and feasibility amid tensions with Japan and Britain.
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Washington
Tive
Harding
Hughes
Lodge
Lst
United States
Knox
Borah
Great Britain
Japan
Elihu Root
House
Briand
France
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Lone Bandit Holds Up Zanesville Car
Police believe a lone bandit who boarded a terrace street car on the end of the line and held up the motorman with a revolver escaped with the day's cash receipts from the car. Only one passenger was aboard when the robbery occurred.
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Zanesville
Terrace
Irish peace talks collapse as De Valera rejects Lloyd George offer
Dublin August 17 Eamonn De Valera in Sinn Fein parliament declares the English peace offer rejected and vows Ireland will not accept terms. Dail Eireann to send counter proposals to Premier Lloyd George. He asserts Ireland will not be fooled and calls for external arbitration. Further orders mobilize Sinn Fein on possible renewed conflict.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dail Eiremann
Lloyd George
DeValera
England
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
United Kingdom
Eiramonn DeValera
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Great Britain
Britain
Man Kills Wife and Mother In Law Then Commits Suicide
Hopkinsville Kentucky August 17 A 25 year old farmer Garvey McCord shot and killed his 19 year old wife and her mother 45 at their home ten miles from here He then went to his father’s home five miles away and killed himself by drinking poison as officers tried to arrest him The couple eloped and married in Clarksville Tennessee in January but later separated and the wife returned home
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Hopkinsville
Harland Durham
Garvey McCord
Farmer
Flookinavilla
McCord
Clarkaville
Tenn
Publisher Crowell Dies in Cincinnati
John H. Crowell TJ head of Crowell Publishing Co Springfield Ohio died at Christ hospital after an extended illness. Crowell was moved to the hospital several weeks ago. Also notes consumer ads for J. Fisher Piano and Fisher Auto Supply Co with local listings.
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Cincinnati
John 8. Crowell
Crowell Publishing Company
Springfield
Ohio
Christ Hospital
Crowell
Louis V Rudner Exonerated in Canton Case
In an affidavit to Attorney George H. Clark Edward Rose recants a prior statement implicating Louis V Rudner and others in the framing of Clara Schwartner and Pearl Gorrelt. Rose says his earlier police statement was wholly false and that Rudner had no connection to the affair.
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George H. Clark
Edward Rose
W. F. Gauchat
Louis V. Rudner
Ben Rudner
Robert Yant
Clara Schwartner
Pearl Gorre
Gauchat
Louis Rudner
Rose
Police Department
City of
Canton
Louis Vv. Rudner
Dustin Shot At Dance Is Dead
John C Dustin, 19, died at Miami Valley Hospital after a Friday night shooting at Island Park dance pavilion. Six shots from a 45 caliber revolver were fired by a man in military uniform, with a second man also drawing a gun but not firing. Another dancer was wounded. Dustin made an antemortem statement before dying as investigators questioned eight McCook Field servicemen without identifying the shooter.
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Dayton
John C. Dustin
Miami Valley Hospital
Island Park
Dustin
McCookfield
Former Ohio congressman may head federal prohibition post
Washington Aug 17 President Harding seriously considers appointing former congressman J. Trussell of Sidney Ohio as federal prohibition director for Ohio. Russell was a White House caller today. Hartman and Indestructo Ward robe trunks have been reduced with several sale prices listed at Arthur's Leather Shop and lens stock advertised nearby.
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Washington
Harding
J. Trussell
Sidney, O
Ohio
White House
Russell
Hartman and
Indestructo
Arthur's Leather Shop
Marketav N.—Adv
Free Fireworks Display at Meyers Park
Community ad announces a free fireworks show at Meyers Park on Thursday evening August 14. The notice urges residents to attend and mentions it as a missed event now rescheduled.
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Meyers Lake Park
Meyers Pakke Park
Adv
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