Miners End Negotiations Hold Anger Over Wage Demands
Atlantic City reports that John J. Lewis of the Mine Workers announces plans to travel west after ending talks with anthracite operators. He demands wage increases and checks off, while operators insist on no concessions. Both sides question government intervention and arbitration amid broader coal concerns.
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John. Leary, JR
New York World News Service
Atlantic City
John J. Lewis
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Lewis
Jacksonville
West Virginia
William W. Inglis
van Bittner
Mine Workers’ Union
From Campus to Colleague: A Shift Into Business World
A phrase describes someone who formerly only attended college now entering the business world. It notes a transition from academic life to practical work, emphasizing real world experience and entrepreneurial or corporate roles. The observation highlights rising trends in education shaping career paths.
Reduction of West Virginia coal rail rates ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a sharp reduction in rail rates on West Virginia low volatile coal. The new schedules must be effective by October 15 and aim to make these fuels available on reasonable terms to consumers in New England and the Atlantic Seaboard as a substitute for anthracite. The move ends an investigation with the Federal Coal Commission and addresses a perpetual sellers market amid labor troubles and shortages.
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East
Associated Press
Washington
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Commission
Federal Coal Commission
Five Wounded in Mine Strike Fight at Zeigler Ill
Zeigler Illinois August 12 The five injured include three United Mineworkers sub district officials and two miners in a clash sparked by a strike call at the Bell and Zoller mine Lon Fox Sub-District President and D B Cobb Vice President were beaten W E Hindman Hospital Board member was shot though not gravely injured One miner was shot and another stabbed during the special session meeting of the mine local officials and workers to discuss the strike developing violence nearby.
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Associated Press
Zeigler
Ill
United Mineworkers of America
Bell and Zoller
Lon Fox
D. B. Cobb
W. E. Hindman
Three Zoo Outings Planned by Local Clubs
The Odd Fellows clubs of Hamilton, Kenton and Campbell counties plan a Zoo outing next Saturday with athletic events and a baseball game. More than five thousand members and friends are expected. A. F. Sommer employees and families also hold their annual Zoo outing. Cincinnati Federation of Federal Employees meets Sunday at the gardens. H. A. Boehm chairs the committee.
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Odd Fellows’ Club
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Zoo
A. F. Sommer
Cincinnati
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
The
Federation of Federal Employees
Gardens
H. A. Boehm
Germany Requests Return of War Seized Property
The German Ambassador presented a formal communication to Secretary Kellogg asking the United States to return German property seized during World War I. State Department officials would only confirm receipt and that the memorandum is under consideration. The note argues that the Dawes plan payments justify reconsideration of properties still held by Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Kellogg
State Department
Dawes
Storks Visit Expected by Chaplin's Ex Wife
The mother of Mildred Harris Chaplin McGovern says she expects the stork’s arrival before Thanksgiving. Harris Chaplin plans to return to Hollywood by Christmas to resume her motion picture career.
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Stork
Chaplin
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
the Examiner
Mildred Harris Chaplin McGovern
Hollywood
Charles Spencer Chaplin
McGovern
Massachusetts
Railroad Dispatcher Throws Red Signals and Dies
Kavanaugh Jacobs, night telegraph operator for the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad at Monongahela near Pittsburgh, suddenly fell dead from acute indigestion after he threw red signals to stop trains minutes earlier.
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Pittsburgh
Kavanaugh Jacobs
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Monongahela
Here
Jury Acquits Speeding Defendant in First Traffic Court Trial
Morris Mayer aged 32 of 990 Burton avenue was found not guilty after a five minute jury deliberation in a speeding case on Victory boulevard and a stop sign violation. Police testified Mayer was stopped at Burton and Reading roads. a speedometer expert supported the car’s accuracy. Mayer’s attorney argued speedometer inaccuracies due to tire changes.
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Eyrich
Morris Mayer
Burton Avenue
Victory Boulevard
Boulevard
Gilbert Avenue
Mayer
Nicholas Smith
Joseph Casey
Casey
Reading Road
Robert Wencke
Louis Rubenstein
Maurice Slutz
Main Avenue
Elmwood Place
McMillan Street
Park Avenue
Albert Keeler
Retreat Street
Bellevue
David Kalfus
Chapel Street
Robert Pfetzing
Liston Avenue
Kalfus
Frank Hoffman
Ashland Avenue
Hunt Street
Daniel Klein
Rand Hotel
Klein
Claude McKinney
Reading O
Three Women Arrested in Dope Ring Case
United States commissioner arraigned three women Mrs. Joseph Pierce alias Marie Kerr of 1527 Race Street Mrs. Hazel Sheehan of 518 East Sixth Street and Mrs. Nellie Ulrich alias Oakley Nell of 1407 Republic Street on Harrison anti narcotic act charges. Ulrich appeared with her daughter and grandson. bond set at 1000 dollars and hearing scheduled for August 29. Pierce and Sheehan bound over to grand jury at 500 dollars each. Sheehan remanded for lack of bond.
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United States
Gregory
Joseph Pierce
Marie Kerr
Race Street
Hazel Sheehan
East Sixth Street
Nellie Ulrich
Oakley Nell
Republic Street
Ulrich
Pierce
Sheehan
Hymans Brothers Co Declares First Dividend
Creditors at Hymans Brothers Company wholesale milliners 414 Elm Street met in the office of Charles Greve Referee in Bankruptcy yesterday morning and declared a first dividend of 10 percent.
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Hymans Brothers Company
Elm Street
Charles Greve
Divorce Filing After 1917 Richmond Marriage
Mrs Myrtle DeSha filed for divorce in Domestic Relations Court alleging neglect and laziness by Alonzo DeSha of 613 Betts Street since their Richmond marriage on May 26 1917. She claims she and the children wore clothes made from sugar sacks.
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Richmond
Alonzo DeSha
Betts Street
Myrtle DeSha
DeSha
T Third Street
Buchanan
Albert Weinstein
Henry Noell
Station Street
Noell
Colerain Avenue
Common Pleas
A. E. Wright Company
Illinois
H. J. Husman
Husman Potato Products Company
Laurel Street
Wright Company
Husman Company
Ohio
Kentucky
Wright
Jessica
Hamilton Avenue
Overcay
D. C
Cincinnati Traction Company
Common Pleas Court
Bertha Smith
Freeman Avenue
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed includes Myrtle DeSha versus Alonzo DeSha for divorce and child custody. A. E. Wright Company versus H. J. Husman for breach of contract seeking 10000. Martin Lutsch versus City of Cincinnati on a matter of error. habeas corpus for Mildred Martin. Mike Kirco versus City of Cincinnati petition in error. Bertha Smith versus City of Cincinnati petition in error. Gregor B. Moorman versus Chester F. Korn for 200. Melrose Mastin versus Samuel for divorce and alimony.
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Common Pleas Court
Myrtle DeSha
Alonzo Deha
A. E. Wright Company
H. J. Husman
Martin Lutsch
City of Cincinnati
Mildred Martin
Mike Kirco
Bertha Smith
Gregor B. Moorman
Chester F. Korn
Melrose Mastin
Samuel
Races Postponed by Rain at Hamilton County Fair
Rain postponed horse races at Carthage fair yesterday. racing moves to today with five events and a $1,000 purse for the 1 pm starts. Horse show results announced with multiple winners in saddle ponies mares and geldings five gaits and riders classes.
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Hamilton County
Carthage
George K. Forester
Fair Board
Lullworth Prince
Lullworth Stables
Blue Bell
Harrison B. Smith
Peggy
James Byrnes
Bob
Joe Beerman
May Ashland
J. L. Mead
Paracene
Ray K. Rogan
Larry D
Billy Bethel
W. S. Logan
Hugh McCregor
Sunbonnet Sue
R. W. Smart
My Pal
My Pal, Owned By Mrs. C. B. Terry. Polo Ponies (Lightweights) Winner, Bedouin
John A. Cassidy
Chico
Rene Lathrop
Sweetheart
Monaco
W. B. Balch
Necessity
Karmar Stables
Paddy My Boy
Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade
Mayview Farms
Carthage Fair
Little Joe
Meade
Morning of
Springfield
Spring Maid
Spruce Lawn Belle
Katherine Gowner
J. R. Gibson
Black Pepper
Richard Specker
Flashy Lad
So ‘Sweet
R. A. Yunker
Doc Goldsmith
Charming King
J. P. Meade
T. T. Logan
Riley J
J. B. Riley
Little Jack
John W. Milet
Daddy
George M. Burger
Children to Stage Carnival at Jewish Convalescent Home
Price Hill hosts the annual carnival Sunday August 16 on the home grounds with twenty booths games dancing and swimming open to the public for the first time. The event is run by the 100 resident children at the home.
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Glenway Avenue
Rapid Runpike
Price Hill
Girls Injured When Struck by Automobiles
Two young girls, Alice Ziegle and Dorothy Birch, were slightly injured when struck by cars. Alice Ziegle, 7, of 2321 Vine Street, was hit while crossing Vine Street near Inwood Park by Louis Schneider, Assistant County Prosecutor, who took her to Aconess Hospital. Dorothy Birch, 7, of 2225 Maryland Avenue, was hit near 730 State Avenue by Arthur Thom, 2008 Mills Avenue, Norwood, moved to B Moore’s office and then home.
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Alice Ziegle
Vine Street
Andorothy Birch
Maryland Avenue
Inwood Park
Louis Schneider
Schneider
Aconess Hospital
State Avenue
Arthur Thom
Mills Avenue
Norwood
Moore
Battle With 50 MPs
A clash in Knox Kentucky involved members of the 139th Field Artillery from Indiana and fifty military police from Camp Knox. Police were searching for liquor when the raid sparked the fight using clubs bricks and rifles though no shots were fired. MPs were from Jackson Kentucky.
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Case Knox
139Th Field Artillery
Indiana
Camp Knox
Jackson
Inn Proprietor Granted Repeated Tax Extension
John Matz, proprietor of Inn, faced a $1,500 admission tax due on property. He received an extension until next Monday after failing to settle by yesterday. He had been granted prior extensions at the Government Building yesterday and last Monday.
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John Matz
Acquitted in Pickwick Club Building collapse case
A Suffolk Superior Court jury acquitted James J. Hendrick City Building Inspector and Lawrence Perkins of manslaughter related to the July 4 Pickwick Club Building collapse that killed forty four people.
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Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
James J. Hendrick
Lawrence Perkins
Pickwick Club
Deputy Sheriff Arrested in Narco Conspiracy Case
Federal authorities arrested Herbert Ankrept in Columbus on conspiracy charges linked to the arrest of several others on federal narcotic act violations. Ankrept claims to be a Franklin County deputy sheriff.
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Columbus
Herbert Ankrept
Franklin County
Memorial plan for William Jennings Bryan sparked discussion
Miss Dionesia Bryan Evans of Minnesota explains she proposed a memorial at Clewiston opposite the public school funded largely by schoolchildren. She denies Mrs. Bryan approved or even heard of the plan and says she wrote Mrs. Bryan seeking family approval.
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New York
Dionesia Bryan Evans
Minnesota
William Jennings Bryan
Clewiston
Fla
Bryan
Miss Evans
Mrs. Bryan
D. H. Evans
Tracy, Minn
Mr. Bryan
Isaac Cook
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