Peace or War in Coal Fields Teeters in Europe
Belgium and France prepare written replies to Britain's Ruhr and reparations questionnaire while Germany resists separate talks without guarantees against further occupation. Baldwin denies pulling debt leverage as Paris awaits Poincare's formal reply and Belgium possibly travels to Paris for talks.
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London
Belgium
France
Foreign Office
England
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwin
Germany
Premier Poincare
Lord Curzon
Paris
Wreck Civil Service Under Harding Terror Policy
The Harding administration faces claims of political terrorism within the civil service as officials are dismissed to install favorites. The article cites director Arthur Powell Davis of the reclamation service and comptroller Charles A. Krum among those sidelined, signaling a broader purge before the next national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Federal Government
Harding
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Arthur Powell Davis
Reclamation Service
Charles A. Krum
Post Office Department
Mr. Davis
Wage Scale Agreement Probable In Coal Field Talks
Atlantic City July 6 The anthracite joint wage conference opens to draft a wage scale replacing the August 81 agreement. John L Lewis urges press access while operators demand secrecy. Miners demand include recognition of Mine Workers of America and a 20 percent wage raise plus a $2 daily increase with uniform rate for skilled mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Council Chamber
Scranton
Mine Workers of America
President Harding En Route Alaska Amid Cabinet Rift
Aboard the Henderson en route to Alaska with President Harding the ship sails off the Canadian coast as cabinet members clash over Alaska governance. Interior's Dr Hubert Work favors centralized control while Agriculture's Henry C Wallace resists ceding forest reserves, echoing Ballinger Pinchot disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Alaska
President Harding
Harding
Hull
Corry
Flarding
Hubert Work
Wallace
Former Director Supports Matron at Delaware Hearing
Submissions of testimony by supporters of Mrs. Mae Stannard mark hearings by the state civil service commission on reinstatement after her removal as chief matron of the girls' industrial school near Delaware. Witnesses include Dr. H S MacAyeal, former welfare director, who praised Stannard and approved her methods.
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Delaware, CO
Mae Stannard
State Welfare
Harper
Girls’ Industrial School
Here
State Civil Service Commission
Wille
Columbus
H. 8. MacAyeal
Akron
Stannard
MacAyeal
Hamund 8
Baehr
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Wage Increase Granted to New Castle Tin Plate Workers
A 10 percent wage rise for all hot mill employees at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co in New Castle becomes effective July 1. About 1500 local workers benefit. other staff not covered by this agreement. The raise is tied to tin plate selling prices under a contract between the company and its workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Salary Increase Prompts Bloomville School Principal Resignation
In Tiffin Ohio on July 6 Ralph Brode principal of the Lykens Centralized high school at Bloomville resigns after the board boosts his salary from 1800 to 2000 dollars a year. He cites district poverty and states I quit.
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Tiffin
Ralph Brode
Lykens
Bloomville
Ohio
Brode
Board of Education
Party in'24 Fight
David Lawrence previews presidential possibilities for the Republican and Democratic nominating contests. He notes President Harding’s western tour and Europe survey plans, discusses renomination doubts, and hints at forthcoming cables from Europe as part of ongoing political analysis.
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David Lerence
Lawrence
United States
Harding
Europe
Canton Daily News
David Lawrence
West
Warren Harding
Many Expected at P. C. Meeting
Cleveland July 6 One thousand persons are expected to attend the annual conference of the Ohio Postoffice association to meet July 16 and 17 at Marion Ohio Speakers include Postmaster General Harry S. New Senator Simeon Fess First Assistant Postmaster General John H Bartlett Third Assistant Postmaster General W S Glover and Postmaster Henry A Taylor of Cleveland Improvements in post office operation in Ohio will be the principal subject All classes of post office employees are eligible for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Postoffice Association
Marion
Harry 8. New
Simeon Fess
John H. Bartlett
W. S. Glover
Henry A Taylor
Ohio
Ohio Barrel company faces bankruptcy petition
A bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court seeking to liquidate the Ohio Barrel company of East Liverpool. The filing by Max Rudner and Sam Heller of Canton and Joseph Rudolph of East Liverpool alleges the firm is insolvent.
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Cleveland
Ohio Barrel Company of
East Liverpool
Max Rudner
Sam Heller
Canton
Joseph Rudolph
County Board Receives Bids on Road Improvements
County commissioners on Friday received bids totaling 122000 for two road projects. W L Slayton Company of Toledo submitted the high bids on Massillon Cleveland road at 687000 with a 16.76 premium while 1046.50 was bid for Whipple road improvements from a 65000 issue. The board delayed action on Whipple road contract awaiting Monday meeting. Officials favor brick paving but Surveyor fuckafoose recommends bituminous concrete and no agreement has been reached.
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W. L. Slayton & Company
Toledo
Massillion-Cleveland-rd
Whipple-rd
Fuckafoose
Auto overturns injures two women near Youngstown
An early morning car crash on Boardman road south of Youngstown injured H. C. Ruthers of Youngstown and Gladya Park and Lois Malley of Martinsburg West Virginia. Both were taken to the city hospital in noncritical condition.
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Youngstown, CO
H. C. Ruthers
Youngstown
Gladya Park
Lois Malley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Boardman Road
Woman, 65, Fatally Injured After Wheelchair Fall
Mrs. Mary Porter, a 65 year old resident of Newark, was injured when she fell while trying to transfer from her wheelchair to bed on the night of July 8. She sustained broken legs and other injuries and died this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Mary Porter
Irene Castles Cooling Love Fanned Ablaze by Millionaire Husband
Paris reports Irene Castles erratic affection toward Captain Robert Treman, a New York millionaire. Treman chased her to Europe to block divorce filings, hiring French lawyers as Irene vacillates between tenderness and cold indifference, delaying action.
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Irene Castle
Millionair&g
Paris
Robert Treman
Ithaca
N. Y
International News Service Today
Europe
Seine
Irene
Robert
New York
Treman
Claridge
White Plains Homicide Probe Seeks Suspect in Girl's Slaying
Police hunt a Black man believed to live in White Plains for the knife fatality of Dorothy Kauffman a 21 year old governess slain in the home of Magruder Craighead a New York broker where she worked authorities say the body with over a dozen wounds lay undiscovered until yesterday and will be sent to Westover Maryland for burial
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White Plains
N. Y
Dorothy Kauffman
Magruder Cringhead
New York
Craighead
Miss Kauffman
Westover
Two Truck Drivers and One Car Driver Arrested for Speeding
Earl Forehopes of Canton Produce Co and R Oberlin of The Mc Lain Grocery Co were arrested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Dieterick for speeding on the Canton Massillon road. James Cain was arrested for speeding on the Canton Louisville road in a passenger car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Forehopes
Canton Produce Co
R. Oberlin
McLain Grocery Co
Magsillon
Dieterick
Canton-Massillon-rd
James Cain
Canton-Louisville
Rainbow Division Plans Reception for General Gouraud
Columbus July 6 The battleship Wilmington now with the Ohio naval militia will reach Ohio waters late this month Adjutant General Henderson said Elaborate plans are under way for a reception here next Wednesday in honor of General Henri Gouraud in connection with a Rainbow division reunion The 42nd division once part of his corps led by General Gouraud during the Champagne drive will be recognized Governor Donahey Major General James MacRea Fort Hayes commander Major Thomas and other official will take part in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wilmington
Ohio Naval Militia
Ohio
Henderson
Henri Gouraud
166Th Infantry
Gouraud
Champaigne
Donahey
James MacRea
Fort Hayes
Thomas
Klan Hearing Set Friday in Local Dispute
Local affairs of the Ku Klux Klan go before Justice A. B. Correll Friday afternoon. The Klan sues Lincoln Fraternity and Alfred H. Hieronimus Jr. in a replevin action to recover property alleged unlawfully possessed after a months long dispute over dissolved relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
A. B. Correll
Klan
Lincoln Fraternity
Alfred H. Hieronimus, Jr
Tiffin Reports May Be Probed
Reports from Tiffin indicate Governor Donahey may ask city authorities to explain alleged bootlegging and gambling. Affidavits concerning local conditions have been filed with the governor. Mayor Adolph Unger signals plans to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the thirteenth district next year.
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Tiffin
Donahey
Adolph Unger
Congress
Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Cleveland by Dover Coal Dealer
In voluntary bankruptcy, Harry Schilling of Dover filed in federal court in Cleveland. Liabilities are listed at 20 322 and assets at 2 966.
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Cleveland
Harry Schilling
Dover
Harding Move Seen As Moral Victory In Labor Push
Labor leaders balk at Harding aim to end the 12 hour day amid his Alaska trip, but officials sense a moral win for the president. Steel magnates pledge to abolish the long shift as employment allows, yet government bands immigration relaxations, though cabinet members oppose easing strict barriers. The next Congress may hear calls for alien labor to address steel shortages, despite administration resistance.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Harding
Alaska
B. H. Gary
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Butt
Pope to Issue Religious Encyclical Note
An article in the New Leader claims Pope Pius XI will issue an encyclical threatening excommunication for Catholic soldiers who bear arms across their frontiers. The Vatican says tomorrow's encyclical will address only religious statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pius XI
Rome
Vatican
Two Governors Observe Births in Columbus Celebration
Governor Donahey and former Governor James M. Campbell will celebrate birthdays in Columbus on July 6. Donahey turns 50 while Campbell reaches 80. A dinner at Scioto Country Club tomorrow night will honor Campbell with attendees including Newton D. Baker and former Governor Cox.
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Donahey
James M. Campbell
Columbus
Campbell
Scioto Country Club
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Secretary of
James M. Cox
Dayton
Third Party Breaks From Labor Conference in Chicago
Delegates who left the labor party to form a third party began their own convention in Chicago. The Workers Party of America under William Foster were absent, staying with the federated farmer labor party which has radical tendencies that alienated farmer labor conservatives.
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Chicago
Labor Party
Workers Party of America
William Foster
Farmer Labor Party
Divorce Sought on 35th Anniversary in Niles
Mrs. Mary Quinn Eckenrode filed for divorce from V. D. Eckenrode in Niles on July 6, the couple’s thirty fifth wedding anniversary.
Setting of Eggs Hatched by Sun Bellefontaine Tale
July 6 Bellefontaine reports a hot weather tale. Don Shoffner a Shelby county farmer placed a setting of eggs under a Plymouth Rock hen. The heat caused the hen to desert after two weeks. He covered the eggs with a cloth and the sun hatched the chicks. He now raises the chicks on a bottle.
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Bellefontaine
Connecticut
Don Shoffner
Shelby-co
Plymouth Rock
Biddy
Creamery Worker Electrocuted In Newark Incident
Frank Petrey, a creamery employee, was electrocuted at a local Newark facility while repairing a brine pipe in the refrigerating room. His wet shoe touched a fuse box causing the fatal shock. he leaves a widow and a son.
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Newark
Frank Petrey
Canton curb markets to open in July and August
The Lincoln Highway Memorial association announces two curb markets will open in Canton on July 17 at High Avenue and 7th Street NW and at Market Avenue and 6th Street SE. A week later two additional markets will be set up at Mahoning Road and 12th Street NE and on Park Avenue SW.
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Canton
Lincoln Highway Memorial Association
6Th-St
Mahoningrd
12Thst
Local Bar Association appoints outing committee
Attorneys Paul Gnau Walter Ruff H K Hunker all of Canton Sydney L Geiger of Alliance and James Willison of Massillon named by Judge George H Clark president of the Stark co Bar association to arrange the annual outing Place and date have not been announced
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Paul Gnau
Walter 8. Ruff
H. K. Hunker
Canton
Sydney L. Geiger
Alliance
James Willison
Massillon
George H. Clark
Stark Co Bar Association
Robbers Busy in Jobs Here
Three robberies were reported Friday. Frank C. Bean J. A. Kelly and James Mosley residents of a United Alley Ste corporation house reported valuables valued at $22 stolen. John Namey grocery at 612 Tuscarawas St robbed of 15 boxes of cigars worth $60 after a rear door was forced. Ohio Bell Telephone Co officials reported a pay box broken open in a Courtland hotel telephone booth with contents taken.
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Frank C. Bean
J. A. Kelly
James Mosley
United Alley Ste Corporation
John Namey
Tuscarawasst
Mit
Oh!io Bell Telephone Company
Courtland Hotel
Train Kills Ridpath Chautauqua Worker
Chris Messner a 29 year old advance man for a chautauqua service jumped in front of a Norfolk West ern train near Columbus and was instantly killed. He worked from Redpaths Chautauqua bureau in Cleveland and Columbus was his headquarters. He was unmarried and had told friends of intended self harm.
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Portsmouth
Chris Messner
Hartford City
Ind
Norfolk Western
Redpaths
Chautauqia Bureau
Cleveland
Columbus
Messner
Doctor Found Dead in Galion Basement
Dr Chal mer D Morgan a widely known physician and Erie and Four railroads surgeon was found dead in the basement of his home in Galion on July 6. The death is reported as discovered today with routine investigation likely.
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Galion
Chalmer D. Morgan
Erie
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