Labor unions held liable for damages from strikes says Taft court
The U S Supreme Court ruled that national unions may be sued for injuries tied to strikes and that funds used for strikes can be seized. Justice Taft writes the decision limits union immunity and clarifies federal jurisdiction over union actions. The case centered on the United Mine Workers of America and the Coronado Coal Co dispute in Arkansas, with a $100000 verdict and trebled damages in lower courts.
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Ashington
Fnds
United Workers of America
Gronada Coal Co
Arkansas
Taft
Supreme Court
National Organization of the
Arkansas Federal
Een
Western Er Court of
Coronado Coalad
Ft of Appeals of the
Eighth
Jin Bache
Denman
Prairie Creek Valley
Sebast
Coronado Coal Co
Spital
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Baskins
United Mine Workers of America
Supra
Bar
United States
International Board of the United Mine Workers of America
Court
Local Strike Definition Cited By District in Pay Preparations
A district organization confirms it arranged and covered expenses for a local strike as defined by both national and district groups. The district handled preparations and paid the bill, aligning with the official interpretation of a local strike.
First Day Chest Fund Drive Reaches Sixty Thousand Pledged
The campaign opened with $60 487 pledged as Canton mobilizes 450 to 500 workers in a dining room setup under Generals Mel bourne Markley Morgan and Staudt to support a $350 000 welfare drive. H H Timken urged service for humanity and businesslike budgeting to channel funds to 18 organizations. The effort aims to curb almsgiving and improve efficiency in charitable giving.
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Melbourne
Markley
Morgan
Staudt
Service For Humanity
H. H. Timken
Timken
Izzard
Russell J. Burt
Burt
Canton
R. V. Mitchell
Community Chest drive frames budgets and volunteer plan
In Canton, speakers urged steady support for a pared budget campaign with detailed two year expense records showing efficiency. Forty teams will canvass districts, 12 000 prospect cards issued, donors may designate recipient organizations, and noon campaign briefings will report results at Courtland hotel.
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Canton
H. C. Pontius
Community Chest Committe
Courtland Hotel
Beveridge Urges Range of Changes in Business Laws
Indianapolis June 6 Albert J Beveridge Republican nominee for U S Senate faults recent economic legislation as clutter delaying American business He calls for fundamental Sherman law repeal and freeing railroads from burdens at the National Association of Credit Men convention Credit men plan to address bankruptcy reform bank protection and bank merchant cooperation Buffalo and Atlanta bid for next meeting John Herwell Huntington W Va is next in line for national president of the association.
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Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
National Association of Credit Men
Buffalo
Atlanta
John Herwell
Huntington
W. Va
W. B. Crags
Duluth
Association
Theft Tells of Storehouse Break In on Ninth Street SE
William Fornes reported to police that thieves forced entry to his storehouse at 1609 Ninth st SE and stole $10 along with iron valued at $100.
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William Fornes
Ninth-st SE
Death Notice Dora Brown 60 Canton Resident
Dora Brown 60 of 914 Tuscarawas Street Canton died at home Monday from paralysis. She is survived by her brother W. I. Weldin of Chagrin Falls. She belonged to the Daughters of Liberty Pythian Sisters and Knights and Ladies of Security. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m at home with Rev Welshimer in charge. Burial at Westlawn. Body may be viewed at Maughiman's funeral parlors Tuesday evening.
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Dora Brown
Tuscarawasst I
Weldin
Chagrin Falls
Daughters of Liberty
Pythian Sisters
Knights and
Ladies of Security
Canton
Mr. Welshimer
Westlawn
Obituaries from Canton area list, Turner and Morganthal dead
Mrs George B Turner aged 73 died at her daughter’s Canton home after living in Portland and Canton. Survived by two sons George T Turner Ralph Turner and two daughters Mrs H S Armstrong and Mrs R H Stewart. Frances Winterhalter 65 former Canton resident died in Dearborn Michigan awaiting funeral arrangements. Charles W Morganthal 40 formerly of Canton died in Lima Ohio of tubercular meningitis. service man for Garford Motors and formerly with Canton Motor Car Co. survived by relatives.
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George B. Turner
H. S. Armstrong
Sixteenth-st
Charles W. Morganthal
Canton
St. Rita’s Hospital
Lima
Ohio
Garford Motor Truck Co
Canton Motor Car Co
Funeral notices for Morganthal and Miller families
The report lists obituaries and funeral details for Alice Howard Miller and relatives of James W. Morganthal. Morganthal’s survivor list includes wife Marie, daughter Mary Ellen Marwell, father James W. Morganthal of Canton, and sisters Mrs O. E. Thorngate, Mrs C. L Taylor, and Mrs O. J. Schreiver. The Morganthal funeral is set for Thursday at 2:10 p.m. with Rev. C. D. Beseh at Zion Lutheran, burial Westlawn. Alice Howard Miller, daughter of William and Angelica Howard of Wooster, died June 6 1922 in Canton. Survived by husband Frank W. Miller, four children William H. Miller, D W Miller, Frank W Miller Jr., and Mrs Samuel Well Jr, seven grandchildren. Funeral services begin at the residence, then Wooster St James church, and burial in Wooster cemetery.
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Marie
Mary Ellen Marwell
James W. Morganthal
Canton
O. E. Thorngate
Franklin
L Taylor
O. J. Schreiver
Whitticar’s
C. D. Beseh
Zion Lutheran Church
Westlawn
Alice Howard Miller
Frank W. Miller
Cleveland
William Howard
Angelica Crump Howard
Wooster
Ohio
Pope
Miller
William H. Miller
D. W. Miller
Samuel Well, Jr
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
Tey W. R. MecCowatt
Overland
St. James Church
Rev
Jackson
Wooster Cemetery
Market activity shows firm undertone despite steel selling
Heavy steel selling softened by buyers, keeping declines modest. Oil stocks led gains with Golden Oil at 50 percent and Marland Oil strong. Rail stocks edged up after recent drops. Mexican Oil retreated from yesterday's highs. United Alloy opened at 39 rising to 40 and briefly touching 40. Call money at 4 percent and Liberty Bonds weaker.
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United Alloy
Liberty
World War II era currency and country listings scene
A fragment of a historical page displays various country names and currency values from 1941 to 1942. Items include Belgium Brazil Chile Denmark Netherlands Indies and Rome, with cryptic percentages and old monarch notes interspersed.
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Belgium
Brazil
Republic of Chile
Rome
Kingdom of Denmark
Indies
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Iey
PERS
Frikes
Ainnati
Samuel Gompers
Sreme
William Fi
A L. Lewis
The
Workers of America
Mment
Tate
E Taft
Discourt
Sanitary Inspected Dairies
Mi He Sanitary Milk Co
Mary Cline
W. B. Quinn
Atorney
Martha Neumeyer
Massillon
Harry Neumeyer
Willison Willison
Florence Travis
Common Pleas Court
Krrchbaum
tToom
Ohio Electric Cleaner Company
A. A. Rerva, Co. J. Adams
Stp
Wiener & Palmer
New York
Ohio Dry Goods Co
CC. A. Fisher
NEW Brokerage Concern
Albert H. Shively
Robert Kh. Lind
George D. Harter Bank
Shively, Lind and Company
Henry KB. Stolzenbach
Yaleav
A. B. Ritter
Jin Canton
Harry Reiner
Maywood Pl
Tuscarawasst
Dewaltar
James Cline
Waynesburg
Frances Winterhalter
Dearborn
Mich
Dannemiller’s Royal Blend Coffee
I. Oe
Dannemiller Grocery Co
Mrs
Alior HW. Minder
A Inspiration Copper
Nternationa Tile
Kelly-Sprin
Aeennecott Coppersfield
Keystone Tire
Lagdtawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
R. R
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
Midvale
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Pierce
Arrow
Pittsburea
Ee . le
Reading Co
Republic
Heaneit & & Steel
Royal Dutch N.eee
Southern Pacific
Koso
Sinclair
Studebaker
Xas Company A AY
Tobacco Products
United Alloy United States Rubber
United States Steel
White Motor
Willya-Overland
Govt. of
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Federal Land Bank Ss
Ancien Tel & Tel
Sity Armour Ta
Loane Ar Refer
Sacas
Beth Steel
Ra B. & St Alea
Cloodrich
Ae Goodyear Ss
N. Y. Edison
Penna Ry
Calif
Kubns
Uatebelow
Sntowely Company
Private Wile
Gorn Products
Goodrich Rubber
Bond Market
United Security
Chicago Grain
Samuel Ungerleider & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Columbus Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Private Bell Telephone
Main
the Buckeye Cereal CO
Massillon, Ohio
Tuscara
Stark-Tuscarawas Co
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