Labor Rebuffs Purcell Appeal at AFL Convention
At Atlantic City on October 7, William Green president of the American Federation of Labor rejected Arthur Purcell’s call for close Russia labor ties. Green denounced Moscow influence and the Communist party’s Trade Union Educational League seeking to penetrate and disrupt American unions. He affirmed AFL’s stance against affiliation with any group preaching communism and urged Russians to return with a clear message of labor solidarity within democratic trade unionism.
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Atlantic City
Arthur A. Purcell
Organized Workers of
Russia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Purcell
International Federation of Trades Unions
British Trades Union Congress
Green
Moscow
Labor Movement
Trade Union Educational League
America
Communist Party
Mr. Green
American Labor Movement
Rock of Gibraltar
Rider Seriously Hurts After Truck Strikes Cycle
Anderw Panel, 29, of 1128 Budd Street, is in serious condition at St Marys Hospital with a fractured left leg possible skull fracture and internal injuries after his motorcycle collided with a truck driven by Robert Cole at Armory Avenue and Cutter Street yesterday afternoon. Erma Berling, 7, of 66 Middle Road, was bruised when struck by a car driven by Frank H Herbert at Riddle Road and Marshall Avenue yesterday and taken home by the driver.
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Anderw
Budd Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert Cole
Spring Grove Avenue
Armory Avenue
Cutter Street
Erma Berling
Middle Road
Frank H. Herbert
Ludlow
Herbert
Riddle Road
Arshall Avenue
High Court to Decide If Smell of Liquor Is Convicting Proof
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to rule whether the scent of liquor is sufficient proof for a conviction in a liquor case. The petition seeks review of Robert Swartz v City of Newark after two lower courts upheld his Municipal Court conviction. Swartz was arrested February 15 for possessing liquor, with testimony centering on the bottle’s smell.
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High Court
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert Swartz
Newark
Swartz
Crowley Installed as Fleet Corporation President Amid Shakeup
Elmer E. Crowley arrived from New York and took the oath as Fleet Corporation president succeeding Leigh C. Palmer who the Shipping Board removed. Rear Admiral Hutchison I. Cone resigned as vice president and general manager in protest over board actions. The board may wait for H. G. Dalton’s report before any further personnel or salary changes.
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Cone
Associated Press
Washington
Fleet Corporation
Elmer E. Crowley
New York
Leigh C. Palmer
Shipping Board
Hutchison I. Cone
Palmer
Coolidge
Mr. Palmer
H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
Sidney Henry
Chicago stock quotes and commodity readings
Armour 90, Libby 8, Real Silk 58, Swift 284, Union Carbide 71, United Light and Power 158, United States Gypsum 200, Wahl 7, Balaban Katz 76, Consumers preferred 64 percent quoted from Chicago market notes dated October 7.
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Chicago
Armour
Libby-McNeill
Real Silk
Swift International
Union Carbide
United Light and Power
United States Gypsum
Wahl
Balaban & Katz
Consumers
Crude Oil Runs Reported From Oil City
Credit balance stands at 3.05 with crude oil runs totaling 99 212 barrels and an average of 44 666 barrels. Shipments reach 158 019 barrels with an average 77 186 barrels.
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Oil City
Ohio River Improvements Tells Voyagers on Steamer
General W I Sibert declares Ohio River improvements as vital as Great Lakes works. Delegates hear from Lansing Beach and other officials on economic gains, flood control, and national power prospects tied to river development from Cairo to Ft. Miami. Ohio River plan praised for lowering transport costs and aiding defense.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
W. I. Sibert
Cattle and Hog Markets Mixed in Late Week Trade
Cattle receipts near 1,700 head with a weak market and slower sales. Canners and cutters held firm while bulls and low grades slipped. beef steers and calves sold at steady to mixed prices. Hog trade declined with packer hogs off 15 to 25 cents, but some midweights and sows held firmer amid ample supply. Sheep and lambs showed steady to higher bids with totals around 672 head.
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Erie
Choice
Fair
Choice Beef Co
Neas City
Texas
Waterways Urged For Growing Commerce By Senator Fess
On a Cincinnati steamer trip to Cincinnati Senator S D Fess told the Ohio Valley Improvement Association that waterways will gain a larger share of commerce as rail capacity strains. He urged canalization of the Ohio River, noting hydroelectric power potential and regional wealth growth, and said aviation is now a major commercial focus.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnati
George Puchta
Helen Kilb
of Conservatory of Music
William L. Sibert
Mobile
Ala
Association
Ohio River
Great Lakes
War Department
General Sibert
Panama Canal
Cairo
Ill
Sibert
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gatum
Culebra
Lansing H. Beach
Los Angeles
Cal
T. E. Clark
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Richard P. Ernst
Kentucky
Cc. W. Katz
Cincinnati Central Division
Katz
A. E. Crockett
Jones & Laughtin Steel Company
George N. Campbell
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
D. Eppelsheimer
Middletown
American, Rolling Mills
William R. Gordon
Buffalo
Pierce-Arrow Motor Cars Company
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Ft. Miami
Freeman
Coney Island
Senator Fess
Associated Press
D. Fess
Fess
Aviation
Ohio firms listed with large stock subscriptions
A Columbus dispatch lists multiple Ohio companies and executives with large subscription amounts including Brown Metal Products Company Toledo 500 State Cafeteria Company Columbus 10000 Motor Car Fisheries Dayton 10000 Cooperative Sales Company Cincinnati 5000 Spring Brook Swimming Pool Company Lima 500 plus other names and sums totaling substantial investments. The item reads like a corporate capital subscription roundup from the period.
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Columbus
Brown Metal Products Company
Toledo
L. O. Brown
Frank M. Dalyrmple
John A. Daniells
Ira C. Taber
Charles E. Chittenden
State Cafeteria Company
Tony Zanetos
Pete Fremas
Peter Andulanos
Sophia Kassarelis
August Dade Motor Car Fisheries, Inc
Dayton
James C. Peil
Murray Smith
Marie E. Stier
Charles R. Vance
al H. Mahrt
Co-operative Sales Company
Cincinnati
Angelo Grippo
Harry J. Meimann
Joseph P. Schaaf
Walter Schum
A. J. Valerio
Spring Brook Swimming Pool Company
Lima
T. J. Harris
H. J. Fast
F. H. Re H i. Filler
Ston
HS. Mpanass S. Williams
Win Carter
Jeine” Eliott Thoms H. Taylor
George W. Phillips
D. W van Kirk
Louisena
van Horn
Albert M. Denber
Ed E. Bender
Hudson Samehee Nner Kenmore
D. Bate
L. Stucker
E. M.auten
Frank C. Newman
M. F. Hudson
Charter committee meets today to rally candidates
The City Charter Campaign Committee and the nine Council candidates endorsed by the group will attend a luncheon at the Business Men's Club tomorrow at noon. Henry Bentley urges candidates and workers to submit written registration and turnout plans for election day.
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City Charter Campaign Committee
Council
Business Men’s Club
Henry Bentley
Charter Committee
Bentley
Optimist Club
Gibson
Walter Millard
Horace Mann Welfare Association
Cinnamon and
Fairfax Avenues
Mary L. Hicks
City Charter
Mothers’ Club
Nativity School
Ridge Avenue
Edna Strohm
St. Joseph
The
Taxspenders
Car crash near Canal Winchester kills one injures another
George Williams 55 was killed instantly and Fred Stillwell was injured when their roadster was struck by a Scioto Valley Traction car at Canal Winchester near Columbus Ohio early today.
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Columbus, CO
George Williams
Fred Stillwell
Scioto Valley Traction
Canal Winchester
Here
Railroad notes and presidential visit mark Cincinnati trip
Baltimore & Ohio official G W Squiggins met President Coolidge at Storrs Station as his private car paused en route from Cincinnati to St. Louis. The Big Four Route will relay World Series scores daily to passengers in trains and stations. Frank H Alfred of Pere Marquette will visit today. Special trains will run for Ku Klux Klan rally in southern and central Ohio.
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G. W.squiggins
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
President Coolidge
Storrs Station
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Frank H. Alfred
The
Pere- Marquette Railway Company
Here
Ohio Cities
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TO Palme Vs Howley Fleet
Wrigley’s
Keer
Nature
Charter Forces
W. Meredith Yeatman
Alms Victory Parkway
McMillan Street
Dan M. Myers
Alms Garage
Woodburn
Norman R. Williams
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