Coal Standstill as 100000 Miners Debate Work or War
In Pennsylvania the anthracite region faces tense uncertainty over a prolonged conflict or a quick settlement. insurgent leader Williams signals readiness to end the struggle for “human justice” and a fair deal while officials push toward direct talks with operators. Hazleton will decide Monday as unions weigh a buyout and possible new consolidation.
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Ilkesbarre
Nod Williams
Fted
Thomas Kennedy
Rict Nine
Anthrafields
Ppers
Indi
Hazleton
Inerg
Ing
Williams
Min
Gas service to be discontinued in Hardin county area
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Medina Gas & Fuel to cut natural gas service to Victory and nearby rural areas in Hardin county effective December 1 after giving time for customers to arrange alternative fuel. The action follows state orders issued today.
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Lumbus
Publicities Commission
Medina Gas & Fuel
North Lima Gas Well Strikes 20000 Foot Flow
North Lima residents form cooperative to sink a well near North Lima after New Springfield supply dwindled. A hit well reportedly streams 20 000 feet, promising fuel for five years and prompting plans for more wells.
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Loungstown
New Springfield
North Lima
Weather Notes and Local Advertisements Mix in Canton
Fragmentary items mention temperature notes, a weather reference, an address check, and multiple local ads. Merchants and manufacturers seek notices, a grading and excavation ad appears, and lodge events at Carnes Field and Moose Hall are listed with tentative dates and organizers.
Death ruling to autopsy Olive Thomas poisons case
Paris observers recount judges ordering an autopsy to confirm that Olive Thomas died from bichloride of mercury poisoning as an accidental death after an inquest. Jack Pickford testified that he and his wife were sober after dancing, but hotel staff noted they were somewhat intoxicated.
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Paris
Olive Thomas
Thomas
Jack Pickford
Danei
Notorous
Montmartre
Ritz
Neuilly
Pickford
Lucius Manufacturing Co. Opens Plant for Fabricated Steel
The Lucius Manufacturing Co a 500000 corporation begins operations in the former Kanneberg Roofing plant at Ninth street SE focusing on fabricated steel products. The facility covers 650 by 60 feet with 40000 square feet on the main floor and plans eight departments including welding press room and paint shop. Initial staff 150 with 800 more as capacity rises. crane to facilitate material movement.
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Lucius Manufacturing Co
Kanneberg Roofing and Ceiling Co
Jobinay
Ninth-st SE
Robinav
W. BROWN DIES SATURDAY NIGHT AT 51
J Wesley Brown president and manager of the J W Brown Piano Co died at his Maplecrest shop North Canton rd at 10 30 after an apoplexy following a lingering illness He organized the Canton music business six years ago He is survived by his wife one sister and three brothers Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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J. Wesley Brown
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Maplecrest Shop
North Cantonrd
Canton Music Dealers Association
Canton
Akron Slayer Insane Says Doctor Testimony
Ernest Goldschmidt, confessed murderer of Morris and Jacob Shearer, is declared insane by Dr A A Sear, Cuyahoga Falls alienist. Father notes epilepsy in the family as defense rests and a continuation is set by Judge Ahern to Monday.
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Akron
Ernest Goldschmidt
Morris
Jacob Shearer
A. A. Sear
Cuyahoga’ Falls
Goldschmidt
Ahern
Columbus Woman Becomes Ohio's First Notary Public
Miss Mary G. McMahon of Columbus is named the first woman in Ohio to hold a notary public commission. The governor authorized the commission, issued this morning. McMahon is an attorney employed by the Ohio Utilities Company in Columbus.
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Columbus
Mary G. McMahon
Ohio
Cox
Union Reporter loses official status with Capton Central Labor Union
Advertisements report changes in local businesses and amusements including Groshan Geo and Frank Broa hauling services at 1008 Gibbs av NE. Meyers Lake Park announces all amusements are in operation with a Citizens Band concert planned Sunday afternoon.
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Capton Central Labor Union
Geo, Groshan
Advy
Frank Broa
Gibbs Av
Meyers Lake Park
Citizens Band
Statewide drive aims to cut restaurant and hotel prices
Cleveland reports a state wide campaign by fair price commissions to force down restaurant and hotel prices. Toledo and Columbus initiated actions to determine if sales prices reflect costs with possible federal grand jury action if owners resist. Cincinnati yet to act as other cities move forward.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Franklin-eco
Cuyahogaco Board
Etiny Houses
Holston Bartilson
State Fair Price Commission
United States
Fd. S. Wertz
Wooster
Landlords Face Canton Fair Price Commission Hearings
Several landlords appeared before the Canton Fair Price commission in the Chamber of Commerce rooms after tenants complained of high rents. No action was taken yet, with a further investigation planned and visits to properties before a decision. The commission may announce actions soon on a restaurant-price probe mirrored in other Ohio cities.
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Canton Fair Price Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Calmelat
Calmelat
Oho
Presbyterians to Hear Rev J H Moorhead Sermon Today
Good Morning Presbyterians. Rev J H Moorhead D D from Madison Wisconsin will preach at the first Presbyterian church today. Come and hear him. Adv
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J. H. Moorhead
D. D
Madison, Wis
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
J. H. Moorehead
D. Dpd
Viret Presbyterian Church
All Married Club Dance Advertises at Eagle Hall
Monday evening September 13 features Mack's Popular Players for a social event at Eagle Hall. Wardrobe trunks advertised with values up to 65 dollars, 40 dollars, and other trunks priced from 12 to 25 dollars. Arthur's Leather Shop advertises at 204 Marketavy North and Sarah Lavin Vocal Studio at 124 12th NW. Bell 2816.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Ady
Eagle Hall
Mack
Marketavy N
Sarah Lavin
Bell
Witnesses Resume Testimony In Chicago Slush Fund Probe
The senate committee adjourned its Chicago investigation after hearing many witnesses discuss Republican and Democratic fundraising. A resume of testimony shows Fred Upham, GOP treasurer, testifying the outside maximum for 1920 campaigns was about 4.88 million dollars with designated shares for national, state, congressional, and senatorial races. The panel will resume in the East on September 22.
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Chicago
Senate
East
Cox
Pittsburgh
Republican National Organization
Fred Upham
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Upham
Cheaper coal promised for Cleveland and Ohio cities
Cleveland and other Ohio communities will see lower coal prices as National Coal underwrites supply. Attorney General Palmer and the Interstate Commerce Commission approved the plan, with Cleveland receiving 113 cars daily as navigation ends, and quotas set by population for other cities. Chambers of commerce coordinate equitable distribution to meet domestic needs.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Northwest
Palmer
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Coal Associate
Cleviland
Ciites
Chambers of Commerce
Arrest May Solve Cincinnati Murder Case
Chicago police believe they have solved the murder of bank messenger Ben Binkowitts after Lloyd H. Wilson, a stock broker with Chicago offices, was arrested in Billings Montana. They say Wilson disposed of bonds stolen in Connecticut last August through a Chicago brokerage fire.
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Chicago
Billings
Mont
Lloyd H. Wilson
Ben Binkowitts
Connecticut
New York
Wilson
Transcontinental airmail plane reaches coast at Marina field
The first New York to San Francisco airmail flight ended at Marina field in San Francisco at 2 25 this afternoon. The No 151 craft left New York on Wednesday at 6 41 am and faced daytime flying and bad weather delays yet still shaved more than 126 hours from the fastest train times. An advertisement follows for Tiger magazine from the Canton Central Labor Union official.
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San Francisco
New York
Y W C A launches $50 000 drive Monday aid plan
Leaders and captains named to head the campaign as the YWCA prepares a citywide drive for 50000 dollars. A dormitory crowding story illustrates the urgency prompting volunteers to rally Sunday for church pulpits and mobilize over 200 campaigners after Friday night briefing.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Reopening of the Church of the Soul Lecture
A Sunday program at Red Men's hall Hast 134 Tase st features Rev. C. M. Pease on spirit life, with Elienbheth 1 Coe and Major McKinley among returning speakers. Spirit healing shown by Robert Blewart, plus a trance speaker lineup and lessons at the M C A. Auto School starts Monday with instructor Harry Mersberger.
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Church of the Soul
Red Men's Hall
Tase St Hast
C. M. Pease
Elienbheth
Coe
Vasar
Columbia Law
Major McKinley
Robert Emmet James
Robert Blewart
St E. Ady
Canton Readies Fall Exposition with Aeroplanes and Prizes
Canton prepares a multi day exposition run by the Retail Merchants Association and Display Men's Club. Five mer chants will display goods from meats to garments as windows glow with new displays. Two planes will circle nearby counties inviting crowds, with interurban lines bringing visitors Thursday and Friday. Prizes include cash and aeroplane rides, judged by Cleveland merchants.
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Canton
Canton Retail Merchants Association
Canton Display Men's Club
Starkeep
Italian Riot Suppression by Artillery in Trieste
Government troops used artillery to quell rioting by workers and socialists in Trieste. Three killed and fifteen wounded as striking workers barricaded in the San Giacomo district and fired on royal guards. Slavic elements active. soldiers filled the streets as Giolitti pushes non intervention to avoid bolshevik upheaval while factories remain shut.
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Trieste
Chamber of Labor
San Giacomo
Royal Guards
Italy
Giolittis
Giolitti
Themelves
Visiting Nurses Seeks $15 000 Quota For New Staff
The Visiting Nurses association aims to raise 15000 this week to fund current work and expanded services for next year. Plans include hiring a maternity nurse and offering hourly nursing to serve all city residents, especially those who can pay for limited care. Applications for four current staff positions and further notices appear in the newspaper.
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Caneton
Eity
Association
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