End of Rail Labor Strife Seen With Central Settlement
New York Central reaches peaceful settlement with two operating brotherhoods and plans one year wage and rules continuity. Pennsylvania system negotiates toward similar terms as conferences set for next week. Rail leaders hail the move as the start of a broader peace across major lines.
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N. Y. Central
New York
Associated Press
New York Central Lines
Pennsylvania
United States
New York Central
W. G. Lee
Pittsburgh
Penn- Nevirania d
Chicago
Lee
L. E. Sheppard
Order of
Twelve ton vault door crashes at bank in Lincoln
Workers at the Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company in Lincoln watched a twelve ton vault door and vestibule slip from its cribbing and crash into the basement at 3 30 pm. No injuries and little damage were reported. The Mosler Safe Company crew suspects a jack slip caused the fall. The door will be lifted and replaced. business continues as normal.
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Southern Ohio Savings’ Bank and Trust Company
Lincoln
Court Building
Main Street
M. McAvoy
Mosler Safe Company
Hamilton
McAvoy
Heat from stars barely warms earth in measurements
Washington, Sept. 15. Dr. C. G. Abbott reports that the heat from twelve stars measured at the Carnegie Solar Observatory is about one hundred millionth of a degree reaching Earth. The team used a delicate electrical thermometer with currents near one trillionth of an ampere during the process.
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Washington
C. G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institution
H. B. Aldrich
Carnegie Solar Observatory
Mt. Wilson
Cal
Abbott
Mr. Aldrich
Baltimore Conference Ends Strike Standstill for B and O Rail Line
The first settlement between railroads and striking shopmen, reached in Baltimore, will allow local officials to finalize return-to-work steps. The Willard Jewell plan underpins the agreement, with workers set to resume by Monday or Tuesday on B and O lines and related systems.
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Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W. J. McGee
Shopcrafts Employees Federation
That Road
Railroad and Federation
R. N. Be- Spa
Cinnati
C. W. Galloway
McGee
Baltimore & Ohio System Federation No. 80
Baltimore & Ohio
Willard—Jewell
Chicago
H. W. Brown
Washington
International Machinists’ Union
Mr. Brown
Labor Temple
Cincinnati
Brown
Big Four
Southern
Pennsylvania
Labor Board
West Virginian in Breakfast Clash at Jefferson Hotel
Deputy Sheriff Dennan of Logan County rushed into the Jefferson Hotel and demanded quick service for breakfast. An argument arose after the waiter declined speed, a glass allegedly struck Dennan, and the waiter claimed a gun was held to his ribs. Police labeled the incident closed.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dennan
Logan County
Jefferson Hotel
Walter Allen
Smith
Government seeks injunction against rail strikers in Debs era case
The government ends its plea for a temporary injunction against rail strikers citing widespread violence and property destruction. Judge Wilkerson adjourns to Monday as defense for Jewell and Scott prepares. Four days remain for defense before the restraining order lapses. Daugherty warns the era may see no further interstate rail strikes.
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Debs Case
Chicago
Associated Press
James H. Wilkerson
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Daugherty
Donald R. Richberg
Frank Mulholland
Jewell and
Scott
Wilkerson
Harry V. Daugherty
Speision
Debs
Eight Year Old Girl Killed by Street Car
Dorothy Schmidt eight daughter of Joseph Schmidt of 2539 Hollenshade avenue was killed instantly yesterday morning at Harrison and DeBreck avenues while hurrying to Westwood School. The motorman John Lang and conductor Charles Pete did not see her. Her body was found after the collision with the street car front fender undropped.
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Dorothy Schmidt
Joseph Schmidt
Hollenshade Avenue
Harrison and
DeBreck Avenues
Westwood School
Dorothy
Harrison Avenue
John Lang
Fairmount Avenue
Charles Pete
Dirheim Avenue
Edward Moore
Vine Street
Ford Plant Shut Down Leaves 100000 Workers Idle
Detroit November 15 Henry Ford ordered Detroit area plants closed for an indefinite period affecting about 70 000 Ford workers plus 30 000 employed by suppliers and related firms. Street Railway officials said night shifts would be carried home and 40 000 plus at Highland Park and 18 000 at River Rouge would quit.
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FORD
Detroit
Henry Ford
Detroit Street Railway
Street Railway Company
Highland Park
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Dearborn
Northville
Lincoln Motor
Ford Trade School
Ford Company
Tragic Auto Accident Claims Two-Year-Old in Driveway
Two year old Robert Ruehlmann was run over by a backing car as his parents prepared for an evening ride. Chauffeur Emer Ullrich attempted to stop but could not prevent the fatal injury. The child’s brothers witnessed the tragedy as medical help arrived.
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Robert Ruehlmann
John Ruehlmann
Academy Avenue
Emer Ullrich
Poplar Street
Ullrich
J. L. Payne
John J. Radhel Undertakingmpany
Mr. Ruehlmann
Ruehllmann
William
John
Robert
Jack King
Bethel
New Grant Highway
King
Grant Rice
Cincinnati
H. W. Dillman
Columbus
Luella Volz
Ninth Street
John P. Coburn, Jr
McGregor Place
Ninth
John Streets
Coburn
St. Mary's Hospital
First Hunting Accident Of Season Injures Red Haired Man
Raymond Clapsaddle of West Mansfield is hospitalized in Bellefontaine after being shot by Fred Painter also of West Mansfield during the opening squirrel season. He was behind a log when fired upon and is expected to recover per doctors.
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Bellefontaine, CO
Raymond Clapsaildie
West Mansfield
Fred Painter
Clapsaddle
Painter
Gas Explosion Breaks Windows at 1046 Intermediate Avenue
A gas pocket caused a blast at 1046 Intermediate Avenue last night injuring August Kahle and frightening residents. Kahle shut off gas then struck a match while helping Edward Perkins install a chandelier. flames ignited his clothing and he suffered burns and a head cut. Neighboring residents fled as plaster fell and firemen blamed gas left in pipes for the pocket.
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Intermediate Avenue
August Kahle
Edward Perkins
Charles Mascari
Kahle
Perkins
Martha Mascari
Smoot Will Refuse Printing of Political Speeches
Utah Senator Smoot announces in the Senate that he will refuse unanimous consent to print in The Congressional Record political speeches by Senators delivered in the Senate.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Congression
British Plan to Block Turkish Crossing at Dardanelles
London reports say the British fleet will not permit Turkish troops to cross the straits and the cabinet backs a general conference of powers to address the Turkish question. France and Britain vow neutral zones around Constantinople while Romania and Jugoslavia fear Turkish advances into Thrace. Kemal Pasha may face a Jugoslav army if he forces the straits.
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London
Associated Press
Asia
Europe
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Romania
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Italy
France
Great Britain
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Jugo Slav
Kemal
Bosporus
Drowning of Barney Latham At Freeman Ave
Fourteen year old Barney Latham drowned in the Ohio River near Freeman Avenue after school hours. Five companions reported they had swum briefly before Latham cried out and sank about 25 feet from shore. Fire fighters recovered the body after an hour and a half of efforts. death attributed to cramps.
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Barney Latham
Melvin Street
Ohio River
Freeman Avenue
Fire Company 52
Carl McMurtry
Carr Street
Buck Wash
Latham
Fourth District
Manischewitz Bakery Company
West Eighth Street
City Hall
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Dan Bailey
Handley
Greek Uprising in Adrianople Reported
A Reuters dispatch from Constantinople dated today says a seditious uprising has broken out in Adrianople with several officers and part of the population overthrowing Greek civil authorities The report also notes separatist movements in Mitylene and Chios in the Aegean Sea
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London
Constantinople
Adrianople
Reuter
Mitylene
Chios
Aegean Sea
Dirigible C-2 Lands After Transcontinental Flight
The army airship C-2 arrived at Scot Field near Belleville Illinois at 9 30 pm while on a cross country flight. It circled the field for nearly an hour before landing. Belleville Illinois is twenty one miles from St Louis Missouri.
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Strauss
Samuel ‘Strauss
Mellwood Avenue
Langley Field
California
Winton Place
Trauss
Union Central
Samuel Strauss
Dayton
Major Strauss
John B. van
Fleet
Epworth Avenue
Cincinnati
Sutheast
Gilbert Avenue
Mound Street
Akron
Ohio River
Ilinois
St. Louis
Little Rock
Lang,Field
Washington
Ded
W. F. Fitch
A. D. Abrecht
C. W. McIntyre
D. L. Hutchins
O. H. Anderson
Joseph Strauss
Asiatic Squadron
United States
Navy
North Sea
Belleville
Ill
Scot Field
Bing
Five Killed and Eight Injured in Vessel Gas Fumigation
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 15 Five crew members fumigating the Japanese liner Shinyoi Maru were killed by gas fumes in the after steerage. Three were public health officers and two were stevedores. Eight firefighters also succumbed to the fumes.
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San Francisco
Smyrna Fire, Massacre Reported At 120000 Victims
A Times Athens dispatch cites John Mahola of the American Relief Association estimating at least 120000 victims in Smyrna up to Thursday. Greek messages from Athens claim 1000 to 2000 Christians were Massacred before a fire that destroyed Armenian Greek and European sections. The fire, blamed on Turks, devastated property including American firms and schools, with widespread refugees and a food shortage ensuing.
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London
Smyrna
The
Times
Athens
John Mahola
American Relief Association
Associated Press
Asia
Minor
American Girls
Sampson
United States
Horton
Mill
Post
American Relic Administration
Gary Tobacco Company
Standard Commercial Trading Company of
New York
French College of St. Joseph
Burja
Burnabat
Aitua
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Suares
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
America
Samuel Gompers
Coreet
IN Autos
Jugoslavia
U. S
Freeman AV
Whiting
Ady
Ioa
Othi
Dirigible
Scott Fret
Turk Begin Malgagre
Hage
American College
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