Striking Railworkers File Suit Against Government
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers filed in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to restrain federal agents from interfering with union activities and peaceful meetings. The move marks the first retaliatory legal action by labor against the Chicago injunction and argues the officers were not served.
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Washington
Daugherty
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Preyton Gordon
Edgar C. Snyder
United States
Chicago
Electrical Workers
Federal Court of
District of Columbia
Holmes Finance Plans Delayed by Stockholders
Stockholders of the Holmes Automobile Company, after a brief session Wednesday afternoon, postponed action on refinancing plans until September 19, when another meeting will be held. They will consider sale of first mortgage refunding bonds totaling 500000 dollars and a proposed issue of 200000 shares of capital stock without pay in exchange for present outstanding stock.
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Holmes Auto~mobile Company
Weather forecast for Ohio Fair area tonight and Friday
The bulletin lists temperatures with 71 yesterday at 9 p m and 81 at 2 p m today. highs near 87 and a current low around 23 figures noted. Separate ads promote Garver Bros furniture and a baby savings program with a silver plated bank from The First Trust Savings Bank.
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Ohio
Two Shot in Raid on Economy Distillery Ambridge
In Ambridge Pennsylvania on September 7 Night Police Sergeant A. W. Noland and Frank Belastingle were shot during a fierce gun battle with eight men including five Ambridge officers. Four robbers battled police near Fair Oaks Economy Distillery. Three suspects escaped. officers seized a large truck and seven barrels of bonded whiskey. Twenty five barrels were moved to safety by the bandits before a second haul.
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Ambridge
A. W. Noland
Frank Belastingle
Fair Oaks
Here
Ohio State Horseshoe Meet At Stark County Fair Opens
Preliminary contests in the Ohio State Horseshoe pitching tournament begin at the Stark County fair with competitors from across the state. A St. Lockwood aerial act is planned and prize stock awards are finished. Attendance tops 5000 with more attractions, including automobile polo Friday and pony races. Schools dismiss Friday for fairgoing as events anticipate record crowds.
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Stark Co Fair
St. Lockwood
Lockwood
Oval
Daugherty’s Powers Questioned in Chicago Injunction Dispute
Labor leaders charge that Congress barred using federal funds to prosecute unions under anti trust laws for acts lawful in criminal law. Senators Warren and Owen defend that the appropriation prohibits pursuing violators unless they commit crimin ally unlawful acts, affecting injunction proceedings tied to Chicago unions.
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Washington
Daugherty
Chicago
Congress
Department of Justice
Warren
Wyoming
Senate Appropriations Committee
Owen
Oklahoma
Rotary Head Is Given Ovation In Cincinnati
Raymond M. Havens, newly elected president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs, was greeted with an ovation by Rotarians from Ohio and Kentucky at the Hotel Linton. He urged members to spread the service idea underpinning Rotary. George C. Mitchell of Coshocton presided as governor of the twenty second Rotary district.
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Cincinnati
Raymond M. Havens
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Los Angeles
Ohio
Kentucky
Hotel Linton
Havens
Rotary
George C. Mitchell
Coshocton
Twenty-Second
Taxi Driver Murdered Near Belmont Road
Charles Cunard, a taxi driver, was found murdered along Belmont road near Plainfield cemetery southeast of Barnesville. His car is missing. jewelry on the body remained intact. The body lay under a laprobe as officials investigate.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Charles Cunard
Plainfield Cemetery
Here
Rain Needed For Late Peach Crop In Middleport
The early peach crop in this section was plentiful and sold cheaply but is nearly exhausted. Orchard men say rain in the coming weeks could make the late crop heavy. Also notice a public sale of a seven passenger Holmes touring automobile at Belden Motor Car Garage on September 8 1922 at 2 PM.
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Middleport
Holmes
Belden Motor Car Garage
12Th-St NW
Unification of Branch Exchanges Planned in Canton
The Bell Telephone Co proposes unifying private branch exchanges with the State system starting October 1. Rates: $12.75 per trunk line and $1.50 per station, same as current increases. Completion expected by December with trunks attached to Bell boards and State instruments removed.
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Bell Telephone
Canton
Public Utilities Commission
Bell Company
R. L. White
White
Bell
Heat Victim Harrington Fires Then Shoots Self
In Sandusky on September 6 Lynn Harrington, 48, allegedly driven by heat distress, fired at pedestrians from his porch. Police arrival prompted his retreat inside where he shot himself in the head. authorities say he is not expected to recover. Elberta Canning Peaches Ten car loads next week at Flory's Store with low prices.
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Sandusky
Lynn Harrington
Harrington
Elberta Canning
Flory's
WWB Presents An Excellent Radio Music Program
WWB radio broadcasts Thursday at 8 pm featuring soprano Kathryn Tritch pianist Paul J. Herbst and accordionist Vitale Frank with Catherine Cusack as accompanist. Tritch brings eight years of vaudeville and light opera experience while Herbst is a Canton area pianist educated at St Vincent's college who toured the west last summer. Frank, a Pietro disciple, offers popular accordion numbers.
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WWB
The
Daily News
Kathryn Tritch
Paul J. Herbst
Vitale Frank
Catherine Cusack
Tritch
United States
Kathryn Ryan Hill
Canton
Miss Cusack
Herbst
St Vincent's College
West
Paul Allen
New Philadelphia
Dover
Pietro
Frank
Dream Program Highlights At WWE Station Thursday
Daily News Station WWE presents a eight o clock program featuring Bartlett Vocal Selection Mrs Tritch and Mr Herbst with fox trot and waltz numbers. Chopin piano pieces performed by Mr Herbst and Mr Frank. The Rosary segment and A sharp minor valse are listed with a packed accordion and piano lineup. Preparedness march by Mr Frank with reproducing piano supplied by Alford and Fryar. Station WWE tech directed by Mooch Electric Supply Co. Program manager Mr Fred Witter.
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WWE
Bartlett
Tritcher
Gluck-Brahms
Herbst
Mr. Frank
My Hero
Strauss
Mrs. Tritch
Choptin
Chopin
Mr. Herbst
Frank
Mrs. Tritech
Nevin
Tritch
Frank Packard
Alford & Fryar Piano Co
Mooch Electric Supply Co
Canton School Enrollment Reaches New High
Enrollment in Canton schools totals 14 981 up 1595 from last year with McKinley High at 1885 on the opening day. Other buildings list Cedar 695 Belden 660 Burns 694 and Horace Mann 327 among many others as totals for this year. Knights of Pythias minstrel rehearsal set for Saturday at 7 30 p m with a large chorus urged to participate.
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Canton
McKinley
Wilson Hawkins
McKinley School
Cedar School
Belden
Burns School
Horace Mann School
Burns
McKinley High
Central High
John H. Lehman
West North
Summit
Daniel Worley
Woodland
Cherry
Washington
Gibbs
J. J. Burns
Horace Mann
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry S. Martin
Hartford
Henry S. Belden
Ira M. Allen
Liberty
Market
Bezaleel Wells
Stark
Garfield
Dueber
Cedar
Clarendon
Archibald Metsreger
Maple
Fairmount
Total
Knights of Pythias
New Rabbit and Bunny Clover Hay at Letherman Supply Co
New rabbit and bunny clover hay just in at the Letherman Supply Co. Also a Cleveland to return fare of 1.65 via N C T and N every weekend with good return until Sunday night. Moose banquet set for Friday Sept 8 1922 at 7 30 with all Moose invited and no charge.
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Letherman Supply Co
Cleveland
Adv
Moose
Baby Photograph Free Offer at Courtney's Studio
Advertisement promotes a free baby photograph after opening a savings account with The First Trust & Savings Bank. It includes a baby book to keep the baby's records.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Baby
Courtney
Skeep Baby
Harding plans to regulate coal face stiff opposition
President Harding’s bill to curb coal prices and give the ICC authority to distribute coal meets firm resistance in the Senate. Reed and Dupont argue the measure invades operators and dealers rights, threatening a court challenge if enacted. Momentum stalls as quorum issues and apathy delay action.
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Harding
Washington
Senate
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reed
Pennsylvania
Dupont
Delaware
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Ford refuses coal deal amid factory shutdown doubt
Cincinnati observers question Henry Ford's motive as he delays operations and refuses Col. Michael Roach's offer to supply all Ford needs at the government price of 4.59. Ford counters that coal from his own mine costs 2.50 a ton, and Roach repeats the offer while calling Ford most unfortunate.
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Cincinnati
Henry Ford
Ford
Michael Roach
Logan Pocahontas Coal Company
Colonel Roach
Wallace dancing school grand opening party
Enjoyable evening with friends at Wallace dancing school grand opening. Saturday night Sept. 9 features Norwood's orchestra in an Advy notice. Striking Shop Men hold a mass meeting Friday Sept. at Moose club as an Advy notice. Canton Actual Business College Fall term begins Tuesday register at the office. Adv. Pickles 40c a hundred tomorrow at Flory's stores. Adv. Carpenters Local 143 meet Monday at 116 S Market 8th floor.
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Wallace Dancing School
Norwood
Moose Club
Canton
Actual Business College
Flory's
Carpenters Local
S. Market
Adv
Fulmer Trial Set For Monday In Local Court
Peter Fulmer indicted for manslaughter and set to face a jury in Judge Day's room on Monday for the beating death of Joe Thorley at a cock fight in Bolt ward. Mary Ackerman and George Green, charged in related cases, await their trials after Fulmer as the May term wraps up.
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Peter Fulmer
Ohio Coal Board Emphasizes Furnish Cars to Mines
The Ohio Fuel Commission directs dealers to obtain coal from mines along rail lines serving their area and to accept available cars without demanding specific equipment. Dealers must notify upon unloading to free cars for mine return, even if demurrage starts later. A Federal Fuel Distributor note says orders for certain fields may be canceled and outlines the updated Intersta te Commerce Commission service order 23 priorities.
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Commission
Consignee
Interstate Commerce Commission Services
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ore and Coal Exchange
Cleveland
Ohio
Upper Lakes
Four in Canoe Lost in Storm at Stamford Sound Beach
Four people, two men and two women, are missing after their canoe disappeared off Sound Beach during yesterday afternoon's hurricane force storm. The region faced its worst storm in years with hail the size of eggs, heavy rain, and high winds. Four men fishing near Stamford Light reached shore safely as floodwaters and power outages disrupted streets and trolley and railroad traffic.
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Stamford
Conn
Sound Beach
Stamford Light
New Haven
Optometrist offers prompt glasses service this week
Walter H. Double advertises ready eye care at 123 125 Tusest E with afternoon and evening hours. Adv notes upcoming events at the pavilion and a season closing Saturday September 9. Fraternal Order of Eagles invites members to report to club rooms at 7 pm or to residence at 7 30 pm for funeral services of Wilfred Marker at 1633 Clark av SW tonight.
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Walter H. Double
Meyers Lake Pavilion
Adv
Order of Eagles
Wilfred Marker
Clark
Strike Leaders Meet in Baltimore Over Moderates Treaty Drive
A Baltimore meeting of strike leaders and labor spokesmen targeted peace with railway executives labeled moderates. The sessions followed two days of “work” talks in Baltimore and involved Ber t Jewell and Day Willard among others as negotiations continue to expand partial settlements toward a national pe ace.
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Lewis
Labor Spokmen
Baltimo
Baltimore
Berty Jewell
Jewell
Emmerson Hotel
Bamore
Emmerson
Day Willard
Baltim
Ohio
Merate
Jury Deadlock in Oliver Case Delays Trial to October
A jury in the Charles G. Oliver case failed to reach a verdict on burning a wall or store to defraud insurance. The panel of six men and six women reported no agreement after about nine hours, and Judge Day discharged them. Prosecutor Ruff said a September grand jury will review the case and a new trial may be set for October.
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Charles G
Oliver
Ruff
McIment
Men in Work Train Missed by Assassin
Two seated in a Big Four work train narrowly escaped a bullet fired from a hill overlook in the Riverside roundhouse yesterday afternoon. The ball crashed through a window and buried itself on the opposite side of the coach. Guards were assigned to investigate the shooting and found a vacant shack atop the hill likely used as a lookout point. Canning peaches and Bartlett pears will be sold at reasonable prices Thursday through Saturday at the Freight House on Penn, 6th and Savannah, opposite Penn.
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Cincinnati
Owly
Riverside
Railey
Penn
Trarcor
6Th
Savannahav
Penn. Freight House
Ady
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Harry M. Daugherty
Holmes Finance
Garver Bros
Strasburg
Meyers Lake Avilion
Women of
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U. S
Sen. Owens
Rotary Head
Paul J. Herbst Pianist
Fred Witter
Fulmer
Coal Board
Ohio Fuel Commission
R. G. Kreitler
Starkco
George T. Poor
Hallmark” Store
Baltimor
Policy Committee
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