Seven Injured as Cars Crash at Prospect and Eleventh
Seven people hurt when two autos collide at Prospect avenue SW and Eleventh street. Involved are Helen Harriman nine and Mary Margaret Harriman three among others, with four children riding in the smaller car. The taxi driver Lehman and LeRoy Hanna were among the injured. paramedics evacuated victims to Aultman and Mercy hospitals.
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Prospect-av SW
Eleventh-st
Helen Harriman
Arlington-av SW
Aultman Hospital
Mary Margaret Harriman
Mercy Hospital
Eugene H. Harriman
Evelyn Wolforth
Arlington
LeRoy Hanna
Market Ar S
Aultman Annex
Louis H. Lehman
Sixth-st
Fred Manderbaugh
Claremont-av NW
Hanna
Lehman
Prospect-or
O. R. Clovis
Louis Lehman
Prospector
Miners Meet as Official Lean Toward Rejecting President’s Offer
Washington July 15 The policy committee of the United Mine Workers of America 220 strong began sessions to decide on President Hardings coal strike proposal. Indications point to recommended rejection or reservations amounting to rejection. John L Lewis indicated acceptance is out of the question. The miners demand arbitration exclude settled points and extend benefits to non union strikers. They seek a thorough industry investigation but refuse to arbitrate closed matters. Session may extend beyond today with a late decision possible. Youngstown finds coal and railroad strikes curtailing steel mill operations as blast furnaces and Bessemer departments face shutdowns and fuel conservation measures.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Harding
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Youngstown
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Bessemer
Brier Hill Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Carnegie
Senate committee rejects Ford Muscle Shoals offer
The Senate agriculture committee voted nine to seven to unfavorable report Ford's lease of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant and water power project in Alabama. The Norris government operation plan was also defeated nine to five. Two minority reports will be issued, one approving Ford and one backing Norris.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Chinese Cabinet Reported Out After Short Existence
London dispatch says the Chinese cabinet has resigned after about five weeks in office, reported from Beijing this afternoon.
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London
Peking
Badly Hurt In Fall From Tree While Picking Cherries
Lloyd Grim, 501 Newtonay Northwest, fell from a top branch Saturday at 11 30 a m while picking cherries near his home. He suffered a concussion, a left arm fracture, and lacerations above the left eye. He was taken to Mercy hospital unconscious but regained consciousness later.
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Lloyd Grim
Newtonay
Mercy Hospital
Weather and dinner listings for Ohio region
Forecast for Ohio calls for fair conditions tonight with partly cloudy skies and possible thunder showers in the extreme northwest by Sunday afternoon. Temperature highs reach 64 to 71 with recent readings shown and a special Sunday chicken dinner available at Courtland Hotel.
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Ohio
Bundey
Germany Pays Fifty Million Indemnity to Allies
Paris July 15 Germany settled the fifty million gold marks indemnity due today in gold through the Reich bank. Berlin had warned the inter allied reparations commission that payment would affect its finances, but French representatives insisted on fulfillment. The installment totals about 12 million pounds sterling and marks Germany’s continued compliance with postwar reparations.
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Paris
Germany
Reich Bank
A Baby Book and Baby's First Photograph Ad
An advertisement promotes opening a savings account for babies with at least one dollar at The First Trust and Savings Bank. It offers a silver plated bank to encourage saving for infants.
Vatican Petition Seeks Priests Marry End to Celibacy Rule
A petition asking the Vatican to dispense priests from celibacy was submitted anonymously in Rome. Vatican officials doubt broad support and expect no action, noting recent priestly discipline and churchpolicy favor private life. The Epoca report about signers was unfounded.
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Rome
Vatican
Epoca
Czecho-Slovakia
Antibachelor
Runaway Pastor and Teacher Flee Marriage Strains
Rev. W. W. Culp, a Spring Valley Methodist supply pastor, fled with Esther Hughes, a music teacher, from Ohio to Michigan. Culp admits taking church funds and blames an unhappy marriage with nine children. The couple, detained in Port Huron while a sheriff arrives to process the case.
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W. W. Culp
Spring Valley
Tashmoo Park
John Maines
St. Clairce
Esther Hughes
Baby’s First Photograph Free Offer at Courtney’s Studio
Advertisement invites mothers to have the baby's first portrait taken free after opening a savings account with The First Trust & Savings Bank. A baby book is provided to record the baby's milestones. Also mentions WWB radio broadcast of Sunday service from First M E church at 10:30 with Dr. Albert E. Day continuing a series on The Lexicon of Youth I Can and a wavelength of 360 meters.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
WWB
M. E
Albert E. Day
Flist M. E. Church
M. E. Church
Albert EL Day
WWRB
British Officer Killed in Cairo
Colonel Piggot of the British forces was assassinated in Cairo while walking in the street. The attackers fled.
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Cairo
Cario
Egypt
Piggot
Knight cites sworn affidavits to back aid for Thompson
Akron July 15 Congressman Charles L. Knight, Republican gubernatorial hopeful, charges federal aid backed Thompson in the 14th district. He releases three affidavits from Paul Russell, Rev. J. H. Dobbyn, and Wm. W. Reed, alleging orders to support Thompson came from Collector Routzahn and deputy Schemiedel. Knight sends copies to Secretary Mellon, noting he doubts an inquiry will occur. Mellon replies no instructions were given, Knight counters that officials implied otherwise and claims Washington power plays in the campaign.
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Akron
Charles L. Knight
Carm A. Thompson
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Carl F. Routzahn
Mansfield
Frank I. Schemiedel
Reed
Wittemore
Congress
Congressman Knight
Washington
Knight
Routzahn
Treasury Department
Government Service
M Routzahn
Schermeda
Thompson
Socialists and Fascists Fight in Cremona Spreading Fires
Rome reports 24 hours of fighting between fascists and socialists with many wounded in Cremona. Several buildings burned as regular troops move in to restore order.
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Rome
Cremona
Growth of St. Paul’s Lutheran Bible Class Increases Tent Space
In Bucyrus on July 15 Mayor Charles F. Picking notes the St. Paul’s Lutheran church men’s Bible class has surpassed 100 members and now requires a tent on the church lawn each Sunday to accommodate the crowd.
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Bucyrus
Charles F. Picking
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ohio Guardsmen Mobilized for Strike Duty
Nearly 300 Ohio National Guardsmen were mobilized today at Circleville Columbus Delaware and Zanesville for potential coal and railroad strike service. No troop movements ordered as conditions remain quiet per Adjutant General Florence, governor citing rising strike impact.
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Columbus
Davis
Ohio National Guardsmen
Circleville
Delaware
Zanceville
Florence
Zanesvilis
Robert H. Drake
Joseph M. Clifford
David R. Smith
Zanesville
Francia M. Durfee
Rogges
Rogges and Motor Truck Company 147
Harold W. Mcdonald
Carl Loezz
Quell Outbreak in Mount Joy Jail Readied by Rebels
Dublin reports an attempted jailbreak at Mount Joy jail by rebel prisoners including Rory O Connor. Guards fired to save lives. two prisoners wounded. jail damaged. Irregulars withdrawing from Waterford as Free State troops report progress in Limerick. Michael Collins heads to base. De Valera may be in Cork after fleeing Wicklow.
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Dublin
Mount Joy
Rory” O'Connor
Irregular Army
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Provisional Government
County
Limerick
Free State
Waterford
Michael Collins
Irish Free State Army
Eamonn de Valera
Wicklowco
Cork
Espy Elected Vice President of Ohio Electric Light Assoc
Frank Espy of Ohio Power Co Canton is elected vice president of the Ohio Electric Light Association at Cedar Point 28th annual convention. E. L. Franklin of Warren named president. David L. Gaskill of Greenville reelected secretary treasurer for 20th straight term. New board includes W. A. Wells Columbus secretary Robert Lind T. A. Kennedy Cleveland W. W. Freeman Cincinnati and O. A. Hutchins Dayton. Dr Albert E Day to preach second Wave length 360 meters.
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Frank Espy
Ohio Power Co
Canton
Ohio Electric Light Association
Cedar Point
E. L. Franklin
Warren
David L. Gaskill
Greenville
W. A. Wells
Columbus
Robert Lind
T. A. Kennedy
Cleveland
W. W. Freeman
Cincinnati
O. A. Hutchins
Dayton
Samuel S Danner Dies At Home In Stark County
Samuel S Danner age ninety four a longtime Stark County resident died at his daughter Mrs W T Black 1027 Garfield Ave SW He was born in Canton and worked as a carpenter contractor and later a cabinet maker He is survived by a daughter a son Thaddeus Danner of Michigan four grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be held at the Black home Monday at 3 pm with the Odd Fellows in charge Burial will be in Westlawn Cemetery
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Samuel 8. Danner
Stark Ce
Canton
Mra. W. T. Black
Garfiesd
Mr. Danner
Tuscarawns St
Obliger
W G. Saxton
Nimisila
Odd Fellows Lodge
Order
Daddy Danner
Black
Thaddeus Danner
Michigan
Odd Fellows
Westlawn
President Hardings Pressure On Rail Peace Stalls Over Labor Board
Washington officials say the railroad labor board must exhaust all efforts to end the strike before any peace moves are made. Cabinet members indicate the board has not failed its first test and stress readiness for emergencies, including potential federal troop deployment and an army inspector general's readiness.
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Washington
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Harding
Texas
Rail shopmen strike deadlock nears third week in Chicago
Talks between rail way shopmen and carriers stalled with fundamental disputes. Union demand includes abolition of the contract system wage scale changes and seniority restoration for strikers. Carriers offer regional boards and contract abolition but refuse seniority restoration and wage/work rule changes under the labor board. A group of banks led by National City Bank and J P Morgan & Co faces blame for the continuing walkout.
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Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Raitlway Labor Board
Hooper
Labor Board
Rh. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Wallst
National City Bank of New York
J. P. Morgan and Co
Chase National Bank
New York Trust Co
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
National Surety Co
American Surety Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
Guarantee Trust Co
Equit
Band of 60 Men Robs Glenrock Distillery in Maryland Plated Trucks
A gang of about 60 men with 15 motor trucks robbed the Foust Distillery at Glenrock near York Pennsylvania. They pistol whipped the watchman, loaded about 300 barrels of whiskey, and fled south with Maryland plates.
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York
Foust
Glenrock
Maryland
McCormick silent on wedding plans as he sails
New York July 15 Silent on reports he will marry Ma dame Ganna Walska Polish opera star soon after her divorce from Alexander Cochran Harold F McCormick of Chicago head of International Harvester sailed for Europe on the White Star liner Olympic His passport caused a delay he forgot it at Chicago and a messenger delivered it minutes before sailing He did not discuss the matter with reporters and said only that his daughter Mathilde not aboard the ship
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New York
Madame Ganna Walska
Alexander Cochran
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Europe
Hiner Olympic
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
George McFaden
Philadelphia
Mathilde
Max Oser
Daily News Radio Station WWRB Wave length 360 meters
The item notes WWRB radio station broadcast at 360 meters wavelength. It mentions Adv indicating advertisement or advertisement period. No further station details or dates are provided.
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Culp
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Sunday Creek
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