Eastern roads stand pat on seniority in rail strike talks
Washington asserts the government will prevent any transport breakdown and urges railroads to run or hire others. In New York, 148 railroads vote on mediation proposals with western leaders favoring concessions and eastern lines resisting changes to seniority. The secret meeting sees mutual accusations of breaking conference agreements as talks aim for rapid progress.
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Bulletin
Washington
War Weeks
Weeks
New York
John Dowd
Anthracite wage talks deadlock with no peace plan
Wage scale deadlock ends Philadelphia negotiations as miners and operators return home. Neither side accepts arbitration or a future contract proposal. The conciliation board may reconvene if any new offer emerges with James Gorman to call a possible next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Congress
Conciliation Board
Shamokin
James Gorman
Anthracite Conciliation Board
Committee
Kreitler Named Coal Director in Stark County
RN G Kreitler traffic commissioner of the Chamber of Commerce is named coal director for Stark county. A Third Ohio district coal committee will meet Friday in Akron to organize and receive instructions. W W Hall Akron Chamber traffic commissioner leads district coal supervision and urges local committee representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RN. G. Kreitler
Chamber of Commerce
Stark-co
Kreitler
Coal Committee
Third
Ohio
Akron Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Hall
George T. Poor
Ohio Fuel
Summit
Portage
Wayne
Stark
Medina
Hall
Akron
Pittsburgh
Death of Collins Sparks Intensified Irish Rebellion Reaction
Dublin reports an intensified campaign against Eamonn De Valera's irregulars following the ambush killing of Michael Collins commander in chief of the Free State army near Ban don County Cork. Mulcahey orders troops to stand firm as parliament plans urgent meeting and Dublin mourns Collins amid calls to arrest De Valera and Erskine Childers.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Vallera
Michael Collins
Free State Army
Bandon
County Cork
Richard Mulcahey
Irish Provisional Government
Collins
Mulcahey
Free State
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
de Valera
Erskine Childers
Micky
Marlen KI
Pew
International News Service
Timken Roller Bearing stock over subscribed
The 400000 share Timken Roller Bearing Co of Canton offering was more than twice subscribed, United Securities Co says. Trading on the New York curb opened at 39 and rose to 80% before closing. listing will be sought on the New York Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
United Securities Co
Ohio
New York
New York Stock Exchange
News Radio Adds Fred Witter To Staff
Fred Witter joins WWB Daily News staff bringing Lyceum Theatre leadership and Canton entertainment contacts. He will curate varied programs to attract broad listenership and premiere a Thursday eight o’clock show featuring a quartet, a cornetist and an accordion soloist. Witter seeks local talent for broadcasting and can be contacted for participation.
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WWB
The
Daily News
Fred W. Witter
Lyceum Theater
Canton
Witters
Witter
WWE
Unusual Will Admitted To Probate After Protracted Negotiations
Antonio Guani a Canton Italian fruit stand owner who died in Genoa while on business won probate after two years of state department involvement. Italian notary held the will. a photostatic copy, authenticated in Surrogate Court, allowed probate under spoliated-will law. He was a naturalized U.S. citizen. Proceedings were led by Lynch Day Fimple Lynch for the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Antonio Guani
Guani
Tuscarawas St
Marketav
Genoa
Italy
New York
America
United States
Adolfo Oneto
Deal
Oneto
Newark
Charles Evans Hughes
Lynch
Day
Fimple & Lynch
Court Grants Stay in Art Injunction
Judge Abe Wednesday granted a stay restraining issuance of a mandatory order in the Flora Abt vs Fred Lucas case. The order would require a permit for a store building at 125 Twelfth St NW. The stay holds the permit pending appeal to the Court of Appeals, with the appeal filed in the city’s name by nearby property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Flora EB
Fred BD. Lucas
Lucas
Twelfth-st NW
Court of Appeals
Columbia Heights liquor seller fined for illegal possession
Charles Cuza of Columbia Heights was found guilty before Judge Ake of legal possession of liquor. He was fined $1000 and costs after deputies found two jugs of liquor at his boarding house. Cuza claimed the items belonged to a boarder who ran away, but the court disagreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cuza
Columbia Heights
Massillon
Ake
Cuza
Weather Forecast for Ohio Sees Showers Tonight
Forecasters warn of unsettled weather in Ohio with showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures trend cooler with moderating readings and patchy mist in some counties.
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Ohio
Ste
D. m
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Initiation at Meyers Lake
An outdoor initiation at Meyers Lake happens Saturday August 26 with Akron team leading events. The program features games races boxing and various contests all free and open to the public with hearty participation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake
Akron
P Vv
Frolig
Cleveland and Return Fare Ady Advertisment
Travel ad notes a round trip to Cleveland at a price of 2.08 dollars for 82.08 miles with Sunday travel and return, claiming good Sunday night return on the E Ry line. The fragment suggests a domestic rail promotion and travel timing for weekend use.
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Cleveland
E. Ry
Mystery surrounds wealth man murder in Los Angeles
Police launched a rigorous investigation in Los Angeles after wealthy industrialist Fred Oesterreich was mysteriously shot to death at his South Andrews Boulevard home. He was struck by three bullets, while his wife, locked in a closet, could not assist. a fourth shot lodged in the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Oesterreich
Milwaukee
Oesterreich
South Andrews Boulevard
Bandits kill Bonner Springs town marshal during bank robbery
Leroy Damron, town marshal of Bonner Springs near Kansas City, was shot and killed early today after surprising four bandits opening the Farmers State Bank safe. The bandits escaped.
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Kansas City
Leroy Damron
Bonner Springs
Kas
Farmers State Bank
New Process Gas Ranges The K. H. I. Co. Exclusive Dealers
Advertisement announces exclusive dealership status for K H I Co regarding new process gas range products. No further details on models or pricing are provided.
Trunk of Furs and Auto Stolen in Canton
Grand larceny warrants issued for two Canton men accused of renting a Ford and stealing a trunk containing furs and clothing worth 1500 dollars. Albert Brooks reported the theft after the trunk was taken from his McKinley and Third street residence by the suspects and a drayman. The Hire-A-Ford company said the car should have been returned by 6 pm Tuesday and no trace had been found by Wednesday noon. One suspect had recently received a suspended sentence.
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Criminal Court
Canton
Biffle
Pilcher
Albert Brooks
Hire-A-Ford Company
Brooks Home
McKinley-an
Third-Stow
McKinley-ond
11Th-St NW
Genuine confife suitcases at old price halves
Arthur's at 204 Market av N offers genuine confife suitcases now reduced from old prices to 9.75 11.50 12.56 14.50 and 16.50 dollars.
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Arthur's
Washington Council No 12 Meeting Notice
All members must attend Thursday evening August 24 for initiation of candidates E J Smith R S G C Sponseller C-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No. 12
E. J. Smith
Thompson predicts Republican victory in November in Ohio
Col Carmin A Thompson the Republican nominee for governor told the Ohio state convention that the nation will watch Ohio as it supports Warren G Harding and a Republican ticket. He argued continued Ohio GOP leadership will sustain pro business policies and a prosperous reconstruction era.
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Columbus
Ohio
Col
Carmin A. Thompson
Cleveland
Col. Thompson
Union
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Thompson
White House
Candidate Gets In Bad Over Campaign Photo
Bellaire Ohio August 22 A candidate who took part in statewide primaries offered a pledge that his campaign cards would not be used again after a domestic dispute arose. He distributed cards to several women in an inland town and a reader wrote him a flattering note. When he did not reply she traveled to see him triggering family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Ohio
Bride Of Month Sues For Divorce
Mabel Bowers files for divorce from Alone Bowers after a July 22 marriage. She alleges mistreatment caused her weight to drop from 130 to 105 pounds, and says he traded her lavalier for a watch chain and disappeared. Attorney E P Speidel represents her.
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Mabel Bowers
Alone Bowers
E. P. Speidel
Pottery Workers Meet to Discuss New Wage Scale
A joint conference at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland opens between the United States Potters' Association and the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters. Delegates from pottery districts nationwide, mainly Eastern Ohio and New Jersey, seek restoration of the wage scale in effect before last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States Potters’ Association
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Hotel Statler
United States
Ohio
New Jersey
Bus Leaves Corner For Big Dance At North Industry
Bus departs at 8 o clock Thursday evening August 24 from Second and Clevelanday SW for a large dance at North Industry. A good orchestra and good time assured. all are welcome to attend.
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Second
Clevelanday
North Industry
Woman 74 Arrested After Ohio Breakfast Table Fight
Charity Willard, 74, was arrested in Hamilton Ohio after allegedly attacking her friend Virginia E. Gleason, 60. Gleason was hospitalized for minor injuries following a breakfast table dispute over a mutual friend.
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Cincinnati
Virginia E. Gleason
Hamilton
Ohio
Charity Willard
Senators and House Clash Over Fordney McCumber Tariff
Senate and House Republicans move toward harmonizing the Fordney McCumber tariff bill while fighting over valuation plans and executive power. House leaders oppose delegation of tariff changes to the president, while Senate conferees push foreign valuation and flexible rate adjustments. Members back home resist higher rates and seek to delay final passage until after the elections. Senate aims to sign by October first.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Executive Department
Fordney
Michigan
Ways and Means Committee
McCumber
North Carolina
I T
White House
NAB BARTENDERS ARRESTED IN LAKE RESORT RAIDS
William Johns a bartender at Earl Harris near Meyers Lake was arrested after a deputy sheriff charged him with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for selling whiskey to a minor. Johns posted bond and faced a second charge for violating the state prohibition act. Harris was arrested in a raid after three boys said they obtained liquor at his establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johns
Earl Harris
Meyers Lake
Thorn
Bond
Harris
End Encampment Concludes Ohio National Guard Session
The 135th ambulance company of the 112th medical regiment broke camp at Camp Perry and departed by automobile ambulance train for Columbus. The Seventy-fourth brigade will break camp, with the 147th regiment heading to Cincinnati and the 166th to finish the encampment, closing the annual Ohio National Guard session.
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Camp Perry
112Th Medical Regiment
Columbus
Seventy-fourth Brigade
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Letherman Supply Co Advertises Leather Bags Prices
Unloading now at Letherman Supply Co advertising leather traveling bags priced at $5 $7.85 and $8.50. Also mentions fertilizer deals with 16 percent acid and Ohio Co fertilizer prices $31.30 and $16.50. Arthur's at 204 Market noted.
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Ohio Co
The
Letherman Supply Co
Arthur’s
Marketiag N.—Adv
Will Confer On Hospital Plans
A representative of Thayer and Johnson Cleveland architects will be present Thursday for the final conference with county commissioners regarding plans for the new county tuberculosis hospital. The plans, drawn by the firm, have been revised twice to lower costs and another revision will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer & Johnson, Cleveland Architects
Peaches in Athens District Hit by Shipping Woes
Thousands of bushels of peaches in Athens and nearby counties will not reach markets this year due to shipping conditions. Farmers report fruit rotting on the ground and dropped fruit being sold cheaply for canning and preserving.
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Athens
Regular meeting of Boilermakers Local No 726
Boilermakers Local No 726 holds a regular meeting at Schwinns hall Alliance Thursday at 8 pm. Admission adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwinn’‘s Hall
Alliance
Baby’s First Photograph Free Offer
An advertisement offers a free baby’s first photograph at Courtney's Studio after opening an account with The First Trust & Savings Bank, with a $1 or more Baby’s savings deposit and a baby book included.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Courtney Free
Ady
Americans Hurt in Rail Crash Near Munich
Rosenheim Germany Aug 23 Several American tourists were seriously injured near Munich today in the crash of a mountain scenic railway reports said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenheim
Germany
Munich
Divorce Suit Over Neglect Filed by Wife
Sarah Rudner files for divorce from Benjamin Rudner on neglect grounds and seeks alimony. Married February 25, 1917, with two children both deceased. Court restrains husband and Max Rudner from selling furniture. alimony hearing set for Monday, August 28. Attorneys: Rice and Souers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rudner
Benjamin Rudner
Max Rudner
Rice & Souers
McKinley Lodge to Convene M M Degree Evening
A special communication of Wm. McKinley Lodge No. 431 will be held Thursday August 24 at 7 p m for the M M Degree. C P Arnold W M H H Heingartner Secy Adv announce the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McKinley Lodge No
C. P. Arnold
W. M. H. H. Heingartner, Secy
Start Campaign For Clean Roads
The state highway department and county surveyor's forces launched a campaign against littering on public roads. Road authorities will file charges against future violators. Deputy county surveyor Atlee M Wise notes haulers have dumped rubbish on highways and used flimsy containers that shed loads.
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State Highway Department
Atlee M. Wise
Pitt Producers To Sign Wage Scale
Pittsburgh August 23 The Great Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association plans an executive meeting and is expected to adopt the Cleveland agreement terms and post the 1921 wage scale at its mines, signaling a near surrender to United Mine Workers demands. The union has pressed for a 33 1 3 percent cut as the strike situation in western Pennsylvania nears a blowup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Great Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Association
Baby Savings Ad from The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites parents to open a Baby's Savings account with a $1 deposit and receive a silver plated bank for accumulating the child's savings.
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