Thompson and Day File Petitions in Governor Race
Former Ohio official Carm An Thompson, of Cleveland, files for the Republican governor nomination. Endorsers include Mrs. John Bordon Rattelle and W. T. Boyd. Thompson plans a statewide campaign June 20 to August primaries. Senator Arthur H. Day of Cleveland also files for the nomination, with backers including Stella Jacobi and I. Jordan, plus several Toledo and Cleveland supporters.
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Carm An Thompson
Cleveland
Secretary of State
Ohio
Colonel Thompson
John Bordon Rattelle
Women's Republican Clubs of
Woman's National Committee
W. T. Boyd
Cuyahoga Co
Thompson Committee
Mra
J. Frank Smith
Columbua
Franklinco
George Wilbur
Maryaville
William H. Miller
Thompson
Arthur H. Day
Provernor
Stella M Jacobi
Service Star Legion
I. Jordan
Carey
Jordan Tire & Rubber Company
Liberty Tire Corporation
Frank F. Walters
Toledo
William JL. David
Lakewood
William H. McGannon
Thomas Morgan
Disabled Veterans’ Association of
Abe Martin Reflects On Labor Strike Tension
Narrator Abe Martin cites the looming June 12 convention where delegates face a potential nationwide railroad strike tied to wage cuts. Washington observers fear a major disruption as labor and political leaders assess the supreme court ruling and related labor actions.
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United States
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Labor Decision May Hit Farmers
Senator LaFollette denounces a ruling allowing a cooperative to sue for damages if a farmer’s grain is refused. He argues the Supreme Court altered longstanding law on unincorporated associations and cites a 1914 coal mine dispute and a 1917 verdict against United Mine Workers as context, criticizing Taft’s reference to the TaffVale case.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Senator la Follette
Arkansas
Bache
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
England
Taft
Labor Convention Set to Fight for Union Existence
Organized labor faces blows threatening disintegration as it prepares for the national convention in Cincinnati. The AFL, reeling from losses and a Supreme Court ruling deeming labor unions liable for strike damages, vows to fight to the last while debating its political stance.
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Organized Labor
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Labor unions face damages suits over strikes impact
Labor groups may be sued for damages as strikes threaten core union interests. The piece also weighs how organized labor will fare in upcoming elections and notes leaders deny plans for a new labor party.
Tells Union Labor To Incorporate
New York attorney Samuel Untermyer urged labor organizations to incorporate after the Supreme Court Coronado coal case holding unions liable for strike damages. He argued the decision extends Danbury Hatters and supports safeguards while protecting members from personal liability.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Supreme Court
Coronado Coal
Uiited States Supreme Court
Coronado
Danbury
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Scarcity of Sea Horses Tied to Ship Fuel Oils
In the North Atlantic the sea horse Hippocampus is growing scarcer as heavy fuel oils used by ocean going vessels reduce the crustaceans they feed on. The oil contaminates marine life, threatening this small species.
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North Atlantic
Senate to probe coal price fixing after Hoover deal
Senate Labor Committee may investigate charges by retail coal dealers that Secretary Hoover's soft coal price fixing agreement with operators could raise prices by at least 100 percent. Senators Borah and Walsh seek full public light on Hoover's May 31 conference with operators and the legality under antitrust laws.
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Hoover
Senate Labor Committee
Borah
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Campaign to Prevent War Across Britain
London voices unite in a broad campaign led by religious civic and labor groups to avert a new war. With European tensions rising since Genoa, organizers insist peaceful amity must prevail and push for decisive action to curb hostilities.
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London
Great Britain
Europe
Genoa
Europeans unite for a world peace campaign
A broad antiwar movement grows in England aimed at a world wide campaign. Religious civic and labor groups join leaders such as Canon Gore Jowett and J R Clynes to push for armament-limitation programs across France Germany Holland Sweden Austria Czech Slovakia Hungary Switzerland Portugal and the United States. The National Council for the Limitation of Armaments backs the effort. The appeal calls for a trumpet voice of the world will to peace to deter governments from war.
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France
Fingland
Russia
Europe
England
Bishop Gore
Sheppard
J. H. Jowett
J. R. Clynes
A. Henderson
Robert Smilie
Frank Hodges
Margaret Bondfield
A. Maude Royden
Margaret Wintringham
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Lady Parmoor
Maurice Hewlett
Bertrand, Russell
George Bernard Shaw
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Austria
Czech-Slovakia
Hungary
Switzerland
Portugal
United States
National Council For the Lim
Employment Ads Promote Daily News as Selling Tool
Classified note urges readers to use the Daily News want ads for selling goods, services, or properties. Highlights broad reach and quick responses, urging advertisers to place their notices to connect with a wide audience.
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Daily News
Unclear historical note on tobacco substitutes and effects
Fragmentary OCR text discusses tobacco substitutes and a French physician mention of innocuous effects, referencing Colt and a stameng plant. The garbled prose makes it difficult to extract concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Colt
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