Labor Dispute Court Right Widely Challenged
The Chicago injunction against railroad shopmen is challenged as overreaching, while Justice officials defend it as preventing interstate disruption. Labor leaders doubt future nationwide strikes can be stopped, and railroads report improved car condition with only 8.4 percent needing repairs by end of June.
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Washington
United States Court At
Chicago
District of Illinois
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Ilinois
Department
Columbus
American Railway Association
United States
New York
Canton Sees Hundreds Attend Burial Of Justice Day
Justice William R Day was buried at Westlawn Cemetery after a home service at 621 Market Ave N. The procession paused city business, many officials and bar associations attended, and floral tributes surrounded the bronze casket in a simple ceremony.
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William R. Day
Westlawn
God's Acre
Homestead
Market Av
Earl Cameron Herman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Isle of Somewhere
Fearis
Shepard
Shelley
Ray M. Clewell
Rollin Spelman
Thomas Ward
Robert Hurford
Justice Day
Mary EB. Day
Mary E. Day
Day
Stark Ce Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Cleveland Bar Association
Mesnar
United States Supreme Court
Canton
Marketaye
Athens cleans up flood debris after record storm
Athens Ohio suffered the worst rainstorm in memory with several inches falling in an hour and a half. Many businesses flooded, cars stalled, and home cellars inundated as Mechanicsburg near the town experienced extreme damage. Train service halted due to wrecks along spreading tracks.
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Athens
Mechanicsburg
Nurse Arrested in Philadelphia for Fraudulent Checks
Detectives will question a nurse arrested in Philadelphia on charges of passing fraudulent checks. She used the alias May Weaver of Kane Pennsylvania to misrepresent her identity. Authorities say the name was believed to be genuine until further inquiry reveals her true identity with ties to Detroit Michigan.
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Philadelphia
May Weaver
Kane
Detroit
Mich
Theodore Wood
Firemen Receive Trousers After Factory Blaze
Barnesville reports Grier Warrick and Watson company donated a pair of trousers to each village fire department member after firefighters doused a serious blaze at the company factory.
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Barnesville
Auto Fatalities Climb in Hamilton County
Hamilton county’s motor fatality toll rose to 76 by July 12 13 with two more deaths. Fire crews recovered the body of August Herbert 56 after an automobile plunged down an embankment in Madisonville suburb.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
August Herbert
Madisonville
Boy Dives Into Quarry Pool and Dies
In Columbus on July 13 9 year old Fred Magi dived into a deep quarry pool after being invited to swim. He did not know how to swim and immediately sank. Police recovered the body late at night.
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Columbus
Fred Magi
Idleness Cited as Main Cause of Crime by Judge Dixon
Cincinnati July 18 Judge Edward T Dixon of the city criminal court links rising crime to idleness among young men He reviews figures showing debt from gambling leads to burglary and other crimes He notes youths lounge by pool rooms and gambling places instead of working highlighting the social issue.
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Cincinnati
Edward T. Dixon
Cincinnati Criminal Court
Dixon
Ramga Sentenced at Mansfield Reform School for Car Holdups
Lima report says William Ramga 19 pleaded guilty to multiple streetcar holdups last winter and began an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield reformatory. He claimed he robbed to fund fine clothes and entertainment for his sweetheart in the city.
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Lima
William Ramga
Mansfield Reformatory
Ramga
Youth Turned Down Bucyrus Officer Admission Color Blindness
Kenneth Christman, appointed to West Point by Congressman Cole, was refused admission at Bucyrus on July 13 due to color blindness.
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Bucyrus
Kenneth Christman
West Point
Cole
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Housekeeper Role Demand
Mrs Elsie Byers charges in a Cincinnati filing that her husband Harry Byers proposed she stay as his housekeeper for a fixed salary while he continued his relationship with another woman. The couple has two children aged 9 and 10.
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Cincinnati
Elsie Byers
Harry Byers
Middleport
Gypsies Drive Through Southern Ohio Prompt Crackdown
McArthur Ohio July 18. Police in half a dozen southern counties have been driving out motor caravans of gypsies over the past week. Local officers have arrested suspects and recovered money and other items stolen. In one town the entire village closed shops fearing wholesale thefts.
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McArthur
Ohio
Two Arrested on Liquor Charge in Akron
Akron Ohio July 13 Is0 Vuich of Detroit and James V Adams of Akron were arrested by a jitney patrol. Their automobile contained 40 gallons of liquor in milk cans and was confiscated. The men await arraignment at the police station.
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Akron
Hancockst
Detroit
James V. Adams
Cincinnati Aims to Bring Back Old Timers Festival
Cincinnati invites former residents from across the states to return for the revival of the fall festival. A committee plans a wide appeal and asks Governor Donahey to mobilize proclamations from other governors. The event would showcase an industrial display rivaling Lelpsio and Prague trade fairs.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Donahey
Lelpsio
Prague
Mayor Ordered to Produce City Finances in Open Council Session
July 13 report states legal action will compel Mayor John C. Marlatt to present itemized monthly financial statements to the council. City Solicitor D F Openlander announced the move amid accusations by Councilman Fred G Conrad that alcohol fines funds were mishandled by the mayor.
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John C. Marlatt
D. F. Openlander
Fred G. Conrad
Klansman George D Lane Dies After Buckeye Lake Event
George D Lane a 3 retired contractor died in Columbus after a sudden heart attack. He had attended a Ku Klux Klan celebration at Buckeye Lake yesterday.
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Columbus
George D. Lane
Buckeye Lake
Drowning Tragedy In Ohio River Rescue Attempt
In Bellaire Ohio on July 13 a coroner's investigation found accidental deaths after 17 year old Paul Kreiter tried to save 8 year old Florence Stobbs and her 13 year old sister Emily. The trio entered a dredger hole in the river and all three drowned despite efforts to rescue them. Florence and Paul died after Emily clung to Kreiter as the trio sank.
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Bellaire
Little Florence Stobbs
Paul Kreiter
Ohio River
Kreiter
Stobbs
Emily
Eight Arrests for Speeding Reported by County Deputy
Deputy Sheriff C. M. Dieterick lists eight speeding arrests Friday by the county motorcycle unit. Names include D. J. Jones 45 mph on Canton Massillon road, J. A. Newman 44 mph, John Doe 45 mph, E. B. Smith 42 mph, William Katz Jr 40 mph, Paul E. Bonsky 44 mph, C. A. Conkle 48 mph on McDonaldeville road, and additional motorists on the Canton Louisville road.
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C. M. Dieterick
DD. J. Jones
Remor Cyre
E. Be, Smith
William Katz, Jr
Paul E. Bonsky
Canton-Massillon-rd
J. A. Newman
John Doe
Canton-Louisville-rd
C. A. Conkle
McDonaldeville-rd
Britain Lacks Enthusiasm for New Reparations Plan
Paris dispatch reports France disappointed by Premier Baldwin's reparations policy remarks. Le Matin says Baldwin favors Germany, contrasting with last January proposals. French editors condemn absence of passive resistance stance and caution over international commissions.
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Paris
Stanley Baldwin
England
Ruhr
Germany
France
Bonar Law
Baldwin
David Lloyd George
le Matin
Money Stockes Show Increase Over Six Years
U S money stocks rose by 3.284 billion in six years, reaching 8.603 billion total. Since 1914 gains near five billion with 4.729 billion in circulation, enough for 42.51 per person if evenly divided. Gold coin in circulation would yield 3.63 per person. Continued on page 28 column 4.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Ohio Mayors Under Fire for Gambling and Bootlegging
Ohio city leaders faced gubernatorial probes amid charges of gambling bootlegging and broader law violations. Warnings urged immediate reforms, naming mayors Samuel Orr Newsark Leslie Wyckoff Cha rin Falls W V Koons Chauncey Thomas RB Alexander Put in Bay and Sheriff Bob Ewing Auglaize County among officials eyed for enforcement action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Donaie
Samuel Orr
Newsark
Leslie Wyckoff
Chagrin Falls
W. V. Koons
Chauncey
Thomas RB
Alexander
Putin Bay
Bob Ewing
Auglaize County
Cincinnati Red
Star
French occupy city of Barmen in Germany
French forces seized Barmen a major German manufacturing city 27 miles northeast of Cologne after investing the town. Troops occupied the town hall post office telegraph offices Reichs bank and railroads and disarmed German police. Officials see the move as Premier Poincare responding to English criticism of the Ruhr venture.
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Berlin
Barmen
Cologne
Elberfield
Fiberfield
Poincare
England
Ruhr
U S Considers British Naval Demonstration Off China
The United States, wary of further disturbing a weakening Chinese government, favors Great Britain's plan for a naval demonstration off the Chinese coast to press Pekin authorities toward restoring normal conditions. State Department officials disclosed the stance.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Pekin
China
State Department
Elyria Invites General Gouraud to Visit
The Elyria American Legion has sent a special invitation to General Gouraud, commander of the corps that included the 87th division overseas, to visit Elyria. Many local post members served under the one armed French hero.
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Elyria
American Legion
Gouraud
87Th
Runaway buggy kills coal miner Addison Strohl
Addison Strohl, 58, a coal miner of Justus O, was killed at noon when a horse bolted a buggy. A wheel broke, he was hurled, and dragged half a mile before the horse stopped. He leaves three daughters and two sons.
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Justus
Addison Strohl
Strohl
Tetanus claims life of boy in Wellsville on Fourth of July
Tetanus developed from burns received while firing a blank cartridge pistol on the Fourth of July. George Long, 12, son of Frank Long, died in Wellsville, Ohio, on July 13.
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Wellsville
Burns
George
Frank Long
Man Fractures Skull After Fall From Tree
Samuel Winnebaugh aged 60 fell from a cherry tree while picking fruit at Krumroy Ohio and fractured his skull when he struck rocks after the tumble.
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Akron
Samuel Winnebaugh
Krumroy
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