Lewis Boom for Federation Pres. Slowed Up Today
Denver dispatch reports John L. Lewis forces faltering as delegates shift to Samuel Gompers. Gompers backers claim sufficient rail and metal trades votes to sway the race. Boycott fight over Irish aid resolution subsides with Volstead beer amendment pushed forward. Continued on pages seven.
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Denver
Colo
A. P
American Federation of Labor
Ladies Garment Workers
Samuel Gompers
United States Mine Workers
Gompers
Lewis
Trish
Irish Republic
Congress
John L. Lewis
Mine Workers
United Mine Workers
Frank Farrington
Illinois Mine Workers District
Jan Lewis
Ilinois
Metal Trades
Machinists’ Union
Carpenters and Joiners
Sport Sba Ey
Boilermakers
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Men Convicted for Armistice Day Murders
Seven men, former Y W W members, convicted of murder in the Armistice Day shooting at Central Ic 1919, were moved to the State penitentiary under heavy guard. They face 25 to 40 year sentences, chained together after Montesano trial. Supreme Court affirmed the convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Washington
A. P
Central
American Legion
State Penitentiary
Montesano
State Supreme Court
Officers elected at state Bricklayers conference in Ohio
The Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union Ohio state conference closed with new officers elected for the coming year. Hal B. Stroup of Martins Ferry became president with Marty Crow Wooster as first vice president and Thomas I Darst New Philadelphia as second vice president J W Jockel Cleveland became secretary treasurer The convention considered a 1922 site between Bellaire and Springfield and adopted resolutions supporting an Ohio State bank for organized labor and a defense fund for members in need A new cooperative company for unions was endorsed and the minimum wage set at 1.12 and a half cents per hour Delegates praised local hospitality and left for home.
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The
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
Bort? Steuben -Hotel
Hal B. Stroup
Martins Ferry
Marty Crow
Wooster
Thomas I. .Darst
New Philadelphia
J. W. Jockel
Cleveland
Union
Bellaire
Springfield
Erdorring
Ohio State Bank For Organized Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Unien
Bender law prohibiting screens takes effect nationwide
Columbus Colorado June 22 A P The Bender law banning screens and other obstructions in soft drink cafes pool rooms and similar venues becomes effective today.
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Columbus
Local Merchant J A Shelton Dies by Self-Destructive Shot
Columbus reports J A Shelton, 41, a dry goods merchant, died by his own hand at a city hotel on June 22. Family cites despondency over ill health. Shelton moved from Piketon ten years ago.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. A. Shelton
Piketon
Local boy Vincent Tryinem dies in barn accident
Seven year old Vincent Tryin em son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Twinem of Steubenville is found dead in a Bannock Ohio barn after a sliding board allegedly traps his neck. Coroner Clyde Hardesty rules accidental death and inquest. Parents travel from Steubenville with the body. burial at 419 Clinton Street planned. He attended Franklin school and Westminster church Sunday class. survived by parents a brother and a sister.
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Vincent Tryinem
Charles A. Twinem
Clinton Street
Steubenville
Bannock Ohio
Harnld [Taylor
Clyde Hardesty
Belmont County
Bannock
Franklin School
Westminster Church
Chester
Marion
Loss of naval tug Conestoga reported
Four officers and forty nine enlisted men aboard the missing tug Conestoga were listed by Secretary Denby. The vessel departed Mare Island March 25 en route to Samoa via Pearl Harbor and has not received word despite Pacific search efforts. Names include Joseph Bodie of Herrick Ohio and others from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Washington
Conestoga War
Denby
Mare Island
Samoa
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Wave
Delegates converge for first joint road committee meeting
Large delegations of business men and interest groups from Ohio Valley cities arrive in this city for the inaugural Fort Steuben hotel session of the Liverpool to Marietta joint highway committee. Morning talks cover permanent organization and executive committee setup.
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Ohio Valley
Trust
Liverpool To Marietta
Fort Steuben
State Highway Department
Ancheon
John D. Hayes
St. Clairsville
H. M. Carpenter
Steubenville
Leon CC. Herrick
Ett S. Smith
W.C. Fawcett
M. W. Wilbur
Bureau of Public Roads of Columbus
Marietta
East Liverpool
Bandits Bind Woman and Ransack Bloomfield Residence
Four bandits in a fast car abducted Miss Sabina Stringer at her rural home between Bloomfield and Smithfield. They bound her, searched the house for valuables, taking $100 cash two gold watches and a $1000 certificate of deposit that proved worthless to them. She escaped the basement room, alerted Malcolm Stringer, and a posse pursued without success. Nearby towns were warned and search efforts continued with no arrests.
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Sabina Stringer
Bloomfield
Smithfield
Miss Stringer
Malcolm ‘Stringer
Miass Stringer
The Community and Its Utilities Talk at Chamber Forum
G C Maxwell of Cleveland addressed the Chamber of Commerce Forum Committee at Fort Steuben Hotel. He discussed how public utilities fix rates and settle disputes, urged cooperation between communities and service companies, and tied a community's progress to its utilities. The talk noted Steubenville enterprise and included a music interlude by Prof John Phillips. Continued on Page Seven.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Fort Steuben
G. C. Maxwell
Enq
Cleveland
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Maxwell
Steubenville
John Phillips
Ohio Committee On Public Utility Information
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Postpone Dividend Decision by Railroad Subsidiary
Philadelphia June 22 The directors of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad, a Pennsylvania subsidiary west of Pittsburgh, postponed consideration of the regular dividend until later in the year.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
Penn‘sylvania Railroad
West ‘of Pittsburgh
Ohio Weather Summary With Light North Winds
Partly cloudy tonight with minimal temperature change. For Thursday expect little variation in temperatures and calm to light north winds across the region.
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Ohio
King George and Queen Mary Open Ulster Parliament in Belfast
King George and Queen Mary arrived in Belfast to open Ulster Parliament on the tenth coronation anniversary. The ceremony drew a massive crowd despite Sinn Fein and Nationalists not attending, with military guards and a royal salute signaling a historic moment in Irish history. The King urged Irish reconciliation and a peaceful new era, calling for forbearance and unity among all factions.
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Belfast
Ireland
A. P
King George
Queen Mary
London
England
Ulster
Westminster
Sinn Fein
Duke of York
King
Lora
Ulster Hall
George
Autos Loss In Middletown Garage Blaze
Fire of unknown origin destroyed twenty cars at the A H Aelter garage in Middletown Ohio causing seventy five thousand dollars in damage. City fire apparatus fought the blaze with help from Sorg Paper mill workers directing water streams from atop the mill. Nearby residents fled to the street but flames remained confined to the single building.
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Middletown
Ohio
A. P
A. H. Aelter
Gradsky Fire Agency
Sorg Paper Company
Sorg
Expect Drop in Freight Rates
Columbus, Ohio reports the state highway department has postponed road work contracts worth about four million dollars from July 14 to an indefinite date in July after hearing word that freight rates may drop soon. The delay affects the road setting scheduled for this month.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. P
State Highway Department
Teagon
Tas
Missing child linked to gypsy carnival raid
Local officials are certain a child seized from Philadelphia or the Portsmouth kidnapping was in the custody of a gypsy band with the Gloth carnival last week. A woman reported she encountered the girl at a gypsy tent on Wich street and that a guard prevented her from communicating. Sheriff Lucas coordinated with Pittsburg police to search for the child there as the carnival moved on.
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Mitchell
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Lucas
Wich Street
Pittsburg
Legion Smoker Promises Top Night for Ex-Service Men
The American Legion schedules a smoker at Central Rink tomorrow evening for veterans of the last war. Notables Colonel McQuigg and Captain Martin plan to attend. The vaudeville lineup features Blaine Cochran Erie Smith McGill and Sullivan Charles Robinson the McGee twins and the Franklin quartet. Boxing bouts spotlight Johnny Maroney vs Tom Kilgore Johnny Bowers vs Phil Sells and Ray Parks vs Tom Jones with Shifty Burns in a free for all. Admission requires service in the last war.
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American Legion
Central Rink
McQuigg
Legion State
Martin
Jefferson Co
Blaine Cochran
East Liverpool
Erie Smith
Sam Bernard
McGill and Sullivan
Comedienne
Charles Robinson
Ray Parks
Tommy Jones
New York
Steubenville
Legion
Ray Yarks
Reyal
Burns
Jury awards Razina Weitzel damages in auto crash suit
A Columbus jury awarded Razina Weitzel 2750 damages against Emmett A. Johnson of Newark for injuries from an automobile collision at a local street crossing last year.
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Columbus
Razina Weitzel
Emmett A. Johnson
Newark
Johnson
Sims returns home amid heavy New York security display
Rear Admiral Sims lands from the Olympic at New York’s pier under massed police protection to report to Secretary Denby. He leaves for Washington aboard the next train amid a largely quiet scene with minor cheers and boos and a banner incident near the pier.
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New York
Sims
Denby
London
Olympic
Rier
Seadog
Woodrow Wilson
Atu-ten
Oelock
Hudson River
H. P. Huse
Third Naval District
Admiral Sims
Pennsylvania
Huse
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Harding nominates Jennie Musser as Salt Lake collector
President Harding sent to the Senate today his first nomination of a woman to a collector post Jennie P Musser to be collector for the district 48 with headquarters in Salt Lake City Utah The same day he named Cyrus E Woods of Pennsylvania ambassador to Spain in a separate nomination submitted to the Senate
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Washington
A. P
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Spain
Senate
Harding
Woods
S Harding
Jennie P. Musser
Salt Lake City
Utah
Man carries infant corpse to undertaker in Newark
In Newark Ohio on June 22 Andrew M Gutherie carried his baby to an undertaker to arrange burial after the child died in his arms during a trip to a doctor’s office. The baby was named after President Harding.
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Newark
Ohio
Andrew M. Gutherie
Gutherie
Marding
Magazine page adds Goodnight Story and horoscope
The Herald-Star notes a magazine page update with a shorter Goodnight story and a new horoscope in addition to other features. It also highlights a continued story Holding a Husband praised for its quality and urges readers to follow it nightly for pleasure.
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Pen
Brick Masons Union
Victor Twinem
TUC
Joseph Bodie
Herrick
Conestoga
Eorre FE
Kaler
Valley Wood Drive
East
Toledo
Edwin, I. Kurtis
Wheeling
Arber R. Towery
Bera
Hugh W White
Wendell M. Plummer
Penns- Vie
Secretary of State Public Utilites Commission
Smoker
New Yorks
Aml
Penna
Secretary of Navy
Pres
Golden Rule
Alexander Dunbar
Herald-Star
Publi Service Corporation
Brisbane
Columne
Sven
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