United Front to Shield American Industry From Foreign Dumping
Washington reports a broad program by Secretary Hoover and industrial leaders to unite business and government. They urge coordinated defense against foreign price cutting and subsidized imports, seeking international agreements or effective means to protect U.S. industry and boost domestic and foreign trade.
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United Front
W. H. W.tkins Dd
U.S
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Tloyer
Three More Seeking Separation Verdict
Three new divorce cases filed at the court include Ralph McPherson vs Myrtle McPherson citing three years of willful neglect. Louise Miller sues Clarence Miller for gross neglect and extreme cruelty with claimed drinking gambling and bad company. Sylvia Greenfield versus Albert Greenfield alleges gross neglect of duty and instances of abuse leading her to leave with her daughter on April 12.
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Ralph McPherson
Myrtle McPherson
Louise Miller
Clarence Miller
Sylvia Greenfield
Albert Rreinfield
Rexall Club Elects 1921 Officers in Ohio and West Virginia
Rexall club members at a pint meeting in Hotel Deshler Columbus elected Charles R Roth Canton resident as president of the Ohio Rexall club and John Stronsnider Williamson W Va as president of the West Virginia Rexall club. Ohio vice presidents Fred H Filtz Sandusky Samuel Schlupp Cambridge and John H Longnecker Struthers secretary treasurer F Buchholtz Springfield. West Virginia vice presidents Fred Watkins Grafton Ralph Ohnson Schinston and C S Ker Wheeling secretary treasurer C A Patterfield Charles D read
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HO Rexall Clubs
Columbus
Hotel Deshlev Ere
Ohio
Rexall Club
Charles R. Roth
Canton
John Stronsnider
Williamson
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio Lub
Fred H. Filtz
Sandusky
Samuel Schlupp
Ambridge
John H. Longneckt
Struthers
F. Buchholtz
Springfield
Westirginia Club
Fred Watkins
Grafton
Ralph Ohnson
Schinston
C. 8. Ker
Wheeling
Treaster
C. A. Patterfield
Charlesnd
Charles Yost Loses Finger in Bowling Alley Accident
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports Charles Yost of the mailing department had the second finger mashed when a ball returned and a second ball struck his hand at Temple Bowling Alleys Thursday evening. Doctors amputated the finger at the first joint.
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Elyria
Charles Yost
Chronicle-Telegram
Temple
Yost
C. H. Cushing
Extremists To Evacuate Fiume
Italian fascisti seen to relinquish control of Fiume tonight to an extraordinary committee led by Mayor Ballasch. Reports say the fascisti will leave Fiume Friday night after clashes with Croats as authorities refuse to surrender power.
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Milan
Fiume
Ballasch
Trieste
Youths Desecrate Park Burial Ground
Lorain police were alerted that young men play baseball in a park cemetery on 6th Street between Hamilton and Oberlin Avenues. Reportedly they use headstones as bases and show little respect for the graves, an act police call one of the most hideous reported.
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Lorain
Park
6Th Street
Hamilton Avenue
Oberlin Avenue
Ocean Steamer Grounds Near Block Island in Fog
The Portages steamship Morru vano with about 450 passengers from Lisbon to New Bedford went ashore on the west side of Block Island in fog today. The vessel rests easy and appears out of immediate danger.
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Block Island
R. I
Lisbon
New Bedford
Mass
Bloch Island
Fearful of what may happen seeks to increase United States land forces
Representative Julius Kahn of California, head of the military affairs committee, proposed amending the army bill to raise the U S land forces from 168000 to 176500. He warned no one can foretell future events and urged readiness amid unsettled world conditions noting Japan and China loom with larger armies. He argued the United States must be prepared even as others consider disarmament.
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AHN
United States
International News Service
Washington
Julius Ahn
California
Case Military Affairs Committee
Day
State Department
Biid
Kahn
Japan
China
Asia
Compressors Explode At Farm Co operative Mill
An air compressor in the basement of the Farmers' Co operative mill in Lagrange exploded Thursday afternoon. Overcharged with air, the unit burst sending a loud report through a heavy beam and flooring, scattering grain bags and blowing out most mill windows. No injuries reported.
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Lagrange
Farmers’ Co-operative
County Field Meet Set At Fair Grounds
Lorain county rural schools prepare for the county field meet at the Fair Grounds on Friday May 13. Elyria Lorain and Oberlin are excluded from entry. Main competition expected among Amherst Wellington LaGrange and Grafton with potential surprises from rural schools.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Fair Grounds
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
LaGrange
Grafton
Union Men Consider New Cleveland Scale
Cleveland April 23 Union workers in the building trades will consider a new scale adopted yesterday by the Building Trades Employers Association. The proposed cuts average 20 percent and contractors may move to open shop if unions reject the terms. Members are ordered to pay the rates beginning Monday under the association resolution.
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Eveland
Wes
Building Tradeg Employers’ Association
Lorain Couple Heavily Fined for Disorderly House
Tony Demore of 1550 East 28th Street received a $350 fine for maintaining a disorderly house. His wife Mary was fined $25 for cohabitation this afternoon.
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Lorain
Tony Demore
East 28Th Street
Mary
Knox peace resolution headed for Saturday passage
U S Senate pact between Republican and Democratic leaders sets a final vote on the Knox peace resolution for Saturday. The forecast follows a drafted agreement and signals bipartisan support for approval on the weekend date.
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KNOX
J. Bart Campbell
U.S
Washington
Russian diplomat replaced over slow talks in Germany
Victor Kopp, the Russian soviet representative in Germany, has been replaced by Dr. Steinman due to slow diplomatic and commercial negotiations. Berlin report notes the move reflects stalled progress in talks and bilateral dealings.
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Kopp
Berlin
Victor Kopp
Germany
Dr. Steinman
Horse and buggy stolen in Crestline mystery prompts Elyria police alert
Elyria police were asked early Sunday to watch for a horse and buggy that were stolen in Crestline Ohio last night, as investigators pursue leads in the case.
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Elyria
Crestline
Dayton Names Stetson School Superintendent
Paul C Stetson of Muskegon Michigan was named Dayton public schools superintendent to begin September 4 with a salary of 8000 dollars, succeeding F W Miller.
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Dayton
Paul C Stetson
Muskegon
Mich
F. W. Miller
Walter Schmidt Shotself in Church Attempt News
Walter S. Schmidt, 20, World War veteran, attempted suicide by firing a bullet into his chest after reading a psalm inside Trinity Episcopal church on East Broad Street. He is expected to recover.
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Columbus
Walter S. Schmidt
Trinity Episcopal Church
East Broad Street
Legislature Holds Line On Minimum Wage Bill
Columbus April 29 Prediction grows that no minimum wage legislation will be enacted this session. After a three hour Senate debate the Schrimper bill was rejected 29 to 8 in favor of Chatfield’s substitute, a commission proposal. Governor Davis is urged to veto if the Chatfield plan passes the House.
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International News Service
Columbus
Senate
Reynolds
Cuyahoga County
House
Committee of Manufactures and Commerce
Chatfield
Hamilton County
Burke
Elyria
Davis
Butler
Sparks
Montgomery
Jones
Trumbull
Bender
Day
Rowe
Cuyahoga
Schrimper
Secresary
Brand
Champaign County
Prand
Servants Take 50 Cent Daily Cut in Wages in Pittsburgh
Mrs Frances R Bolling head of the Pennsylvania Negro Women's Industrial Union announces a voluntary wage cut of 50 cents per day by union members. The new scale is 3 dollars plus car fare for an eight hour day from 8 to 4 30 with a half hour lunch on the employee time. Applies to skilled service of union card bearing members.
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Pittsburgh
Frances R. Bolling
Pennsylvania Negro Women’s Industrial Union
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Child Dies From Scalds In Kitchen Water Tub
Edward Malinivski aged 3 son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Malinivski died last night from burns suffered earlier when he fell into a tub of boiling water in the kitchen as his mother hung clothes. Funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Church and burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
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Lorain
Edward Malinivski
Andrew Malinivski
W. F. Novak
The
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
J. J. Gluvna
Liberty bonds prices and issues listed for New York
Opening liberty bonds figures show 1-28 at 8554 dollars, second 4 1 4s at 87.12, third 4 1 45 at 90.48, fourth 4 1 48 at 8710, Victory 3 83 4 and 4 1 4s at 9766 dollars.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Wheat Opens Higher in Chicago Market Report
Wheat opened 3 4 to 1 3 4 cents higher in Chicago trading on April 29. Corn edged 1 4 3 8 cents lower to 1 8 cents higher. Oats rose 1 4 to 3 8 cents. Lard was unchanged to 5 cents higher. Pork and mba not quoted.
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Chicago
Trial underway in Elyria court over liquor transport charge
Dash Darmos Jack Essek and Gus Husger of Elyria face trial in Judge Hughes court for transporting liquor after a car wreck near the Tel graph road overhead bridge. Darmos has prior liquor convictions. Husger pleaded guilty. proceedings continue as attorneys present their pleas.
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Elyria
Dash Darmos
Jack Essek
Gus Husger
Husger
Trouble Grows For Chicagoans
Chicago faces May Day shortages as thousands of leases expire and tenants refuse to renew at higher rents. Real estate agents re rent vacancies, leaving movers facing occupied apartments. About 3,000 milk wagon drivers and bread wagon drivers vote to strike over a six day week and wage cuts up to 26 percent.
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Chicago
Jordan car prices cut to boost 100 percent production
Cleveland reports cuts of 600 to 900 dollars on Jordan motor cars. The company also announces a reduced price and says it is back on a 100 percent production basis. The new price is expected to double production.
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Cleveland
Jordan Motor
Chicago fight May Day violence prompts broad precautions
Chicago authorities, after detaining two men and seizing red literature in Hammond Indiana and on the city’s west side, intensified preparations to curb May 1 violence. Officials said no concrete May Day plot was found, but government buildings will receive tight surveillance nationwide.
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Chicago
Hammond
Ind
West Side
Brotherhood
United States
Ers
Grafton Auto Overturns On Fourth Street
Elyria report details a Cadillac limousine driven by Mrs. G A Bennett of Grafton flipping on Fourth Street near East Avenue. Mrs Bennett and two children were pinned beneath the vehicle with one child slightly injured as the left door glass fender and axle suffered damage.
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Elyria
G. A. Bennett
Bennett Milling Co
Grafton
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Robbers Use Fire Alarm Ruse In New Jersey Heist
Bandits robbed three mail pouches from Matthew Lyons at a New Jersey station. Lyons was shot as he resisted and a fire alarm, set about a block away, suggested by police as a robber’s ruse.
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Bayonne
N. J
Matthew Lyons
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lyons
Police Enforce Anti Screen Law at Elyria Soda Parlors
Elyria police demand full compliance with the anti screen ordinance at soft drink stands and poolrooms. Marz Zanders and Christy Colgan’s parlors were instructed to remove obstacles blocking a clear view of the rooms and bars. police reported compliance.
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Elyria
Marz Zanders
Tnd
Christy Colgan
Police Target Speed Demons In Lorain Court
Motorcycle Policeman E. B. Price led three speeding arrests in Lorain city yesterday. W. L. Moos of Longes Garage, Carl Newart of 521 East 33rd Street, and B. L. Morris of Central Garage were each charged with speeding on Elyria Avenue or West Erle Avenue.
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Lorain
E. BE. Price
W. L. Moos
Longe
Elyria Avenue
Carl Newart
East 33Rd Street
B. L. Morris
Central Garage
West Erle Avenue
Fish Stories Good Bad and Indifferent
Elyria notes a group led by John Wadsworth and Henry Gibbs claim a solution to constant fish dinners. They fished at Vermilion, bringing back a market fish to bake. a party led by Prince Taylor also fished Vermilion, returning seven bass and eleven silver catfish with remarks about help from the fish house.
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Elyria
John Wadsworth
Henry Gibbs
Vermilion
John
Prince
Taylor
Bert
Two Men Arrested for Disorderly Conduct After Fight
Elyria report says Stanislaus Lackowitz and John Niccieche were arrested at Kaliff soft drink store 660 Lodi Street last evening on disorderly conduct charges. Police say the quarrel began when Nicieche accused Lackowitz of swindling him out of 50 dollars in a gambling game using crooked dice. Clothing torn in the struggle. The arraignment is set for Monday morning.
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Elyria
Stanislaus Lackowitz
John Niccieche
Kaliff
Lodi Street
Jones
Columbus
Nicoieche
Lackowitz
Court House Rats to Play LaGrange
Elyria reports the Court House Rats travel to LaGrange for their season opener tomorrow afternoon. Players listed include Ed, Tulk, Reynolds, Nichols, Schweda, Birch, Webber, Davies, Kiem, Minch, Mallock, Jarod, George Tulk, Ambrose, Baird, and Haddon. George Tulk is likely to be in the box.
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Elyria
Court House Rats
LaGrange
Tulk
Reynolds
Nichols
Schweda
Birch
Webber
Davies
Kiem
Minch
Mallock
Jarod
George Tulk
Ambrose
Baird
Haddon
Contends She Is Dorothy Arnold Contends She Is Dorothy Arnold
Authorities in Middletown express skepticism about Mrs Leon A Ingraham of Durham claiming she is Dorothy Arnold the missing New York girl She vanished from her home last Saturday and her husband married in 1917 says he does not believe the claim.
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Middletown
Conn
Leon A. Ingraham
Durham
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Ingraham
Arnold
Mrs Lock Recovers After Sulfuric Acid Poisoning
Elyria report states Mrs. Lock of Harwood Street took two ounces of sulfuric acid and is rapidly recovering at Memorial Hospital with a return home expected in a few days.
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Elyria
Lock
Harwood Street
Memorial Hospital
Senate panel to probe all war bureau activity
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts introduced a resolution in the Senate calling for a special committee to investigate every government bureau and agency handling veterans care treatment insurance compensation rehabilitation and hospitalization from World War I. The move aims to examine all related activities and programs.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Death of George B Kauffman President of Kauffman & Whattimer
George B Kauffman 66 president of the Kauffman and Whattimer Company wholesale drug firm died after paralysis in Columbus. He served 30 years on the Ohio State University faculty before resigning as dean of the college of pharmacy due to ill health. Survived by his widow Eunice Hughes of Delaware. Burial at Dunk Grove cemetery Delaware.
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Columbus
George B Kauffman
Kauffman & Whattimer Company
Dunk Grove Cemetery
Delaware
Oho State University
College of Pharmacy
Eunice Hughes
Youngstown's Big Jim Shot Twice in Street Incident
James Faleconi known as Big Jim was shot twice in the right side while standing at his cigar store on Front Street. He is in hospital and expected to recover. An unknown assailant fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Front Street
A. M. Anderson to Take Over Elks Restaurant
Elyria reports A. M. Anderson, proprietor of the Parkview Restaurant, will take possession of the Elks Restaurant tomorrow by purchasing the lease from Mrs. Todd. He plans considerable improvements at the Elks location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
A. M. Anderson
Parkview
Elks
Todd
Elvri 4 George Stacey Released After Disorderly Charge
George Stacey and his wife were arrested days ago on disorderly conduct charges. He was released today after an investigation. A gambling paraphernalia found on Stacey was declared pawned for a loan, and he claimed it belonged to a friend.
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Elvri
George Stacey
Jath
Sticey
Germany to bear Ruhr occupation costs says French official
Paris reports General De Castelnau states Germany must cover the Ruhr occupation expenses if reparations demands are not met. He warns the police operation will require more troops than a real invasion and will impose economic burdens on mobilized soldiers and their families.
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de Castrenau
Ruhr
Germany
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Communist Party of Amerea
Ocean Steamer Grounds
Michigan
Jordan
LA Grange
Mrs. Lock
WAR Bureau
Lolcator
Big Jim
A.M. Anderson
Elks’ Restaurant
France
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