Labor Board hears Jewell on eleven fundamentals for railroad workers
B M Jewell president of the railway employes department of the American Federation of Labor testified before the U S Railway Board detailing eleven labor fundamentals. He urged standard eight hour day wage rules apprentice requirements and majority craft representation to handle grievances and organize without discrimination. He argued these rights would ease negotiations and align management with rank and file workers.
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National
Arbor Day Observance Planned in Canton Schools
Canton public schools will mark Arbor Day on April 8 as urged by Superintendent Hawkins. He asks all grades to prepare programs featuring ground cleanups and planting of shrubs and trees as part of the observance.
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Canton Public
Hawkins
Canton Irish Urges severing British relations
Canton Irish by birth rally at Moose Hall calls US to cut diplomatic ties with Great Britain over Ireland. A St Patrick Day mass meeting endorses a resolution demanding Britain end atrocities, telegraphs to President Harding and key lawmakers, and cites WWII-era liberty principles.
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Canton
Moose Hall
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Clara Hamon Acquitted After Forty Minute Jury Deliberation
Clara Smith Hamon was acquitted of murder in Ardmore Oklahoma after forty minutes of jury deliberation on a second ballot. She plans to pursue a possible suit for a share of the Hamon estate and weighs new opportunities in film writing and public appearances.
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Clara Hamon
Clara
Jake L. Hannon
Hamon
Clara Smith
Girl Vindicated at Ardmore Trial Described by Clara Hamon
Ardmore Oklahoma March 18 Twelve men weigh evidence and declare the girl innocent of killing the man she loved. The author says the jury freed her not for her sex but for the truth on her side and she now seeks to make up for the past.
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Ardmore
Okla
Saturday Special at Old Reliable Table Meat Market
A brisk sales note from 209 Tuscat E advertises a Saturday special at Old Reliable Table Meat Market. It lists prime beef cuts, lamb, veal, hams, poultry, and a piano company ad nearby, plus a free Bible lecture at Eagles hall and various small promotions.
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Reliable Table
Tuscat
California
Wheels Of Justice Grind Rapidly
A Greek restaurant wage dispute was tried before Judge Day and a jury. Witnesses testified and arguments were waived by both sides. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant Pete Tontis, who sued Harry Tralapoulos for wages.
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Wheels of Justice
Charles Weintraub
A. W. Agler
Plan to push soldier bonus bill in early special session
Washington March 18 leaders of both houses announced agreement to push the soldiers bonus legislation during the first days of the upcoming special session set to meet April 11. Rep Fordney and Sen Penrose said the bill would be introduced at once and disposition made early, with funding likely included in the regular revenue program. The cost over 20 years is estimated at about 250 million dollars annually under 12.5?
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Michigan
Ways and Means Committee
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Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Health Board Buys Property for Contagious Diseases Hospital
City board of health purchased the Co. W. Bully residence on Cherry-av SE extension for a new contagious diseases hospital. The Alleway SE hospital was declared unfit and ordered abandoned months ago by Judge Ake after residents sought a permanent injunction.
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Bowman buys Foulks property in Tuscarawas High area
Announcement reports the sale of Dr M C Foulks property at Tuscarawas and High ay SW to FE A Bowman secretary of the Columbia Fire Brick Co. Bowman may build a business block but will occupy the site from April 15. Dokey's Ball at Johns ton's hall March 19 features Norwood's Pep orchestra.
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Davis Reform Bill Faces Looming Legal Clash In Ohio
The Ohio House passed Governor Davis state reorganization bill 107 to 11 as an emergency measure 100 to 18 with 7 Republicans joining 11 Democrats. Democrats protested the emergency clause delaying a November referendum. Senate action expected to trigger a political battle over the eight departmental structure and director appointments.
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House Reorganization Committee
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Man in Massillon pleads not guilty in fatal Canton shooting
James Th. Miller, 30, of Massillon, allegedly admitted firing the shot that killed eight year old Thelma Kime in Canton. He pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, bond set at $1,500. Four Canton youths charged with burglary were also bound over on $10,000 bonds each. one later able to post.
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Massillon
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Lee Taylor
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Joseph Cox
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Coroner to Confer With Prosecutor Over Dowie Case
Coroner T. C. McQuate plans to confer with Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff regarding Adam Hartong a Stark County farmer linked to three recent child deaths from diphtheria. Hartong's actions stem from Dowie doctrine opposing medical care. a quarantine remains on the Hartong home as health officials monitor a fourth child. Two public health nurses were reportedly repulsed when seeking to aid the stricken children.
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Walters
Ruff
Adam Hartong
Stark Co Farmer
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McQuate
Alexander Dowle
C. N. Peters
House Adopts Big Budget Measure
Columbus reports the Ohio House approved the Carpenter bill with one dissenting vote. The appropriation totals 90.8 million dollars for state government operations over the two fiscal years starting July 1. Representative Hammon voted no due to highway department funding rise to 219 thousand from 141.9 thousand. The bill proceeds to the Senate.
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Ditch inspection between Summit and Stark counties planned
County commissioners from Summit and Stark travel to Greentown to inspect the Schumacher ditch, an inter-county project originating in Summit crossing into Stark. A petition seeks cleaning and deepening, and the two boards will decide if work is needed. The report notes details of the outlet and cross-county coordination.
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