Unclear fragment hints at 1929 event in Chicago
Fragmentary text mentions 1929 and Chicago with possible names Tenty and Bingls. lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item.
12 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions 1929 and Chicago with possible names Tenty and Bingls. lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item.
In Chicago two meetings were set to craft a truce plan as the railroad strike looms. United States railroad labor board chairman Ben W Hooper held executive sessions with regional railway PR chairmen before a possible wage issue rehearing and working rules adjustment to speed settlement.
A mob attacked strikebreakers at the Missouri Kansas and Texas station in Denison Texas injuring a railroad foreman and several others. Bricks stones and revolvers were used in hand to hand fighting as guards protected the crowd and 100 men fought at once. The railroad asked Texas authorities for state troops for protection.
Washington July 12 the war department ordered end to manufacture of poison gas except in limited research use and limited projectile filling to perfect gas defense appliances under the treaty approved arms conference.
Miners plan formal requests for interpretations of President Harding's coal strike proposal. They demand clarity on arbitration effects including wage changes, abolition of check-off, and recognition of the United Mine Workers. The leaders stress that arbitration must not reject the miners' platform or deny collective bargaining.
Secretary of Labor Davis after a conference with United Mine Workers officials said the country will have coal and that the administration will clarify plans for an arbitration commission. Both sides sought an explanation of the proposed setup and its timing.
Miners demand equal benefits for nonunion workers and question the five arbitration committee members. Operators say technical features must be refined before a formal reply, while informal talks at the White House aim to resolve opposition before Monday. President Harding plans a late discussion with mine leaders.
Ruby McPhillian 11 remains in serious condition after her brother James 14 fired a flobert rifle at rabbits. The accident occurred during a hunting outing in Loudonville.
The forecast for Ohlco calls for light showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. Also listed are a Builders Exchange meeting tonight and a machinists lodge meeting in Canton Lodge 312 on Thursday evening July 13. An ad offers a Steinway and Sons small grand piano in good condition for sale at a bargain from the Klein Heffelman Zollars Co on the third floor.
Lee Smith 50 a railway clerk shot and killed his father and mother in law Mr and Mrs James Kimmons at their Eureka home then locked officers in a standoff before placing the rifle in his mouth and blowing out his brain. Mrs Smith had recently sued for divorce.
In Rutland on July 12 blackberries are plentiful and selling for 10 cents a quart, though no buyers are appearing. People are picking their own, and the fruit is offered at the same price due to the glut.
In Moscow on July 12 Bill Shatoff a former Industrial Workers of the World member and once a police chief and railway manager in Russia proclaims he now leads the Naphtha Export Company monopoly. He cites a conference valuing future exports at 15 million dollars for nine months plus 6 million for Near East markets and notes his past roles in Petrograd and Siberia.
Columbus July 12 Ben Ames Williams novelist and campaign manager to Daniel W Williams argues politicians chase votes by groups but voters focus on the individual. He notes Lincoln and Jackson are dead and voters want the outcome more than history. He criticizes politicians for courting the women’s vote and factional blocs.
City Auditor Barr estimates a 1922 year end deficit of about 140000 with shortfalls in all funds except service and park. Deficiency bonds may be issued only for specific obligations after they are incurred, including salaries, street lighting, hydrants, and final judgments. Available funds total 305,000 across general health safety service and parks with appropriations listed for each.
Advertises a free baby photograph at Courtney’s Studio after opening a baby savings account with The First Trust and Savings Bank, with a baby book offered to record milestones.
An allied army officer was wounded and several others escaped death when an ammunition dump exploded at Groden near Cuxhaven just after an entente commission inspected it. Initial casualty estimates of 30 were revised upward to 50 killed and wounded.
Five people are killed when two fast freight engines on the Bessemer railroad crash into an automobile near Greenville Pennsylvania just before noon. John Schultz 28 Edith Schultz 21 Florence Schultz 4 and John Hamer 80 die instantly. Edith Schultz 25 wife of John Schultz dies later in Greenville hospital.
In Wooster on July 12 The Ohio Fuel Supply Company completed a tower farm gas well in Wayne township capable of producing about four million cubic feet of gas per day.
Rebels control the Mallow rail junction disrupting Cork and Waterford lines as free state troops plan a flank from Ballybrophy amid entrenchment. Reinforcements move from Dublin while irregulars concentrate in Tipperary under Austin Stack. skirmish near Buncrana wounds Captain Browne. Belfast reports three bombs at Boyne celebration with no casualties.
About 672 Pennsylvania Co. shop craft workers in the Canton Alliance area were shut out Tuesday afternoon as final pay was issued. Of those, 420 received pay, with 272 from Canton and 51 from Alliance. The rest were marked out for failing to report by Monday noon, forfeiting seniority. Officials said out-of-work men would be considered new hires if they return, while defense camps reported no desertions and continued operations. A telegram claiming a call for railroad blacksmiths circulated but was disavowed by the national federation.
Canton officials including Mayor Curtis and Prosecutor Ruff attended a Massillon hearing on proposed Ohio Bell rate changes tied to a merger with Ohio State Telephone. They argue the plan raises single line rates by 37 percent while reducing two line rates by 20 percent. Officials aim to gather data for a Canton hearing on July 27.
An advertisement urges opening a Baby's Savings account with one dollar or more at The First Trust and Savings Bank and offers a silver plated bank for accumulating baby savings. Printed by De Vinne Press.
ARDMORE Pa July 12 The old swimming hole on Darby creek near here draws mixed groups and arouses police ire The pool now sees women bathing alongside boys prompting two policemen to enforce conventional attire Septembers morns and one piece suit devotees will take a ride says Chief Scanlin
Dorothy Spangler a 17 year old maid at 213 Sixth St SW drank diluted carbolic acid thinking it was headache medicine while her fiancé Merle Madrid had just visited her. She was rushed to Aultman annex hospital and doctors expect a full recovery. Detectives Biffle and Pilcher questioned Madrid who said he provided a home for them and they planned to marry next week.
Cincinnati report details a fatal liquor explosion at the Linton hotel during a stag dinner. Dert H. Getelson, 29, a Canadian Black Watch veteran, is in critical condition after a lighted cigarette ignited alcohol, causing severe burns. Des Moines resident H. T. Dawson also suffered serious burns.
Post mortem reveals Joe Thorley 35 died from a neck blow after a cock fight near Bolivar. Fourteen of fifteen men jailed were fined $50 and costs. William Cole and Charles Swager remained jailed. Spectators clashed. Roy Magbie sustained a broken jaw and missing teeth before Thorley was knocked down. Prosecutor Ruff said all present would be arrested.
Safety Director Curtis Wednesday announced William Grether is director of the police automobile investigating bureau, a post formerly held by Detective Ritchey. Grether will trace stolen cars and thieves and takes up duties Wednesday morning. Chief Lengel also names Frank Goshorn to succeed Grether and hints Ralph Trump may follow as Goshorn’s successor.
Peggy Hopkins Joyes was cited for driving 40 miles an hour in an imported car near Santa Barbara California. She paid $29 bail for her chauffeur and promised to appear before Judge George on the fifteenth.
Sun Yat Sen today seized the Macao forts near Canton and by securing key positions he threatens to dominate the city with his fleet. A general strike looms as electric light workers walk out plunging Canton into darkness and water works staff may follow.
Harry Metlin 24 American of 1206 Marketav y 8 was electrocuted Wednesday at 7 am at the south plant of The United Alloy Steel Corporation formerly Canton Sheet Steel Co. He touched a high tension wire of The Ohio Power Co. Survived by wife, mother Mrs Thomas Metlin of Elwood City Pa, a sister and two brothers in Elwood City and a brother in Louisville Ky. Body to Jacob undertaking rooms with funeral arrangements pending.
Cedar Point Ohio July 12 Technical matters were discussed during the selection of the 28th annual convention of the Ohio Electric Light association following addresses by S C Henton of Akron and M C Lloyd of the United States bureau of standards who urged preparation for a business revival. United States Senator Atlee Pomerene is expected to deliver an address this afternoon. Between 400 and 500 electric light and power men from all parts of Ohio are in attendance.
In Sandusky Ohio bakery owners and operators meeting today dismissed hopes for lower bread prices now or soon. They discussed trade matters and shared shop talk during the annual session.
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