Harding Plan for Rail Strike Settlement Details
Chicago August 1 President Harding proposes immediate return to work with seniority intact and a rehearing by the United States Railway Labor Board. Carriers and unions would recognize board decisions and drop related lawsuits while restoring all strikers to previous positions with full rights.
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Chicago
Harding
B. M. Jewell
United States Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
Hardings
Oui Tullaws
CalbTna
Witstedd Bor Board
Potas
Railroad Labor Board
Rail Owners Touched By Hoover Plan In Strike Talks
President Hoover outlined a settlement approach to railroad shopmen’s strike to 14 railroad presidents at Grand Central Terminal New York. Executives left without a decision and planned to resume talks after lunch while press reports differed on specifics.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Ven Crablroad
Grand Central Terminal
Robin Binkers
T Dewitt Curter
Association of Railway Executives
Bale Club
Hinkerd
Chicago
L. F Loree
Delaware & Eudson Railroad
Eastern Presidents
B. M. Jewell
A. F.of L
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of
Railway Executives
Custer
Railroad Paint Gang Car Looted After Night Break In
Burglars entered a railroad paint gang car near the yard office while two watchmen were on duty and stole several items. George Tinnefrock lost an Elgin watch and pass. Andy F Straight $14 and a three man pass. M E Remels $6 and a Waltham watch plus an honor card. Joe Boylan lost a ten man pass. Trousers taken from a laborer car. Entry made with a duplicate key.
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Ow York Central
George Tinnefrock
Elgin National Watch
Andy F Straight
M E Remels
Waltham
Switchman's Union
Joe Boylan
Taylor Street
Identify Man Killed at Grafton
Coroner Miles Perry and Sheriff ND Backus believe they have established the identity of the man found dead beside the Big Four railroad tracks at Grafton yesterday morning. A message from Peta Kuccovich of Monroe Michigan says the body is believed to be his father Andy Kuccovich. The man is expected to arrive to complete identification. Sheriff Backus says the cause of death remains undetermined pending examination.
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Miles Perry
ND Backus
Grafton
Peta Kuccovich
Monroe
Michigan
Andy Kuccovich
Backwa Ja
Stone
Seven in Race for Lieutenant of Police in Lorain
Lorain civil service commission lists seven names for lieutenant appointment after an examination. Safety Director John Kiady faces a dilemma as promotions have previously relied on seniority.
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Lorain
Civil Service Commission
Police
John Kiady
Detained Lorain Man Released After Inquiry
Jim Davis of Lorain was detained by police after a complaint from Mrs. Mary Eures that he planned to take her daughter to Chicago. He was found at the train last night without the girl and was discharged this morning.
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Jim Davis
Lorain
Wee
Mra
Mary Eures
Chicago
Chicago Strikes Idle City as 20000 Trainmen Walk Out
Roughly twenty thousand Chicago trainmen walked off the job at 4 am prompting widespread transit paralysis. More than a million residents walked or rode to work as street and elevated lines ceased operation amid wage-cut protests and talks of arbitration. Officials warned strikebreakers and possible guard deployment as revenue losses threaten potential receivership for the traction companies.
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Chicago
Chicagos Street
Urs
State Board of Arbitration
National Guard
Neas
Local Railway Car Repairers Form Officers
The local Brother hood of Railway Ven organized last night at Machinists Hall. M Lo Win less, president of Cleveland railway car men lodges, spoke on goals and benefits of membership. Officers elected include President E Spensler, Vice President David Handford, Recording Secretary John Wedkinney, Financial Secretary Ernest Bobber, Treasurer George W Smith, Trustees George Wojkrant Martin Myde John Shapiro, Grievance Committee George W Smith chairman David Handforth Spensier. Meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays each month with possible ladies auxiliary and social features.
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Brotherhood of Railway Ven
Machinists
M Lo
Cleveland
E Spensler
David Handford
John Wedkinney
Finans Celal
Ernest Bobber
George W Smith
George Wojkrant
Martin Myde
John = Shapiro
David Handforth
Spensier
Local police seek Toledo forgery suspect George Miller
Police pursue a man wanted in Toledo on forgery charges. The suspect, alias C E Williams, drove a car with Michigan plates and was last seen leaving Toledo yesterday bound for Akron.
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Toledo
George Miller
C E Williams
Tolea
Michigan
Akron
County Records Purchase Lets Public Inspect Titles
Hamillton county officials closed a deal with Guarantee Title and Trust Company to acquire its records for 260000 dollars. The transfer enables taxpayers and attorneys to examine property titles at no charge.
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Cincinnati
Hamillton County
Thenuarantee Title and Trust Company
Johnson Divorce Case Up Today with Gross Neglect Allegations
Historical divorce filing outlines Harold Johnson vs. wife in Cleveland with claims of drunken behavior and neglect. Judge Thompson ordered divorce on grounds of gross neglect after testimonies of marital strain and alleged disobedience.
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Harold
Tre WB Thompson
Harold Johnson
Tt Nts
Hoc Tohnsso
Cleveland
Ten Die as Trains Collide in Cincinnati Excursion Crash
Ten people are killed and twenty five injured when passenger train 11 from Bebenon to Cincinnati crashes into a negro excursion train at Lester Road crossing in Pleasant Ridge. The engine of the excursion train bursts into flames. many victims were members of Park Avenue Methodist Church en route to a Highland Grove picnic. Forgotten orders are blamed. Injured list includes C J Turnell, Dollie Warren, Chester Evans, Oliver Williams, and others. one unidentified woman is dead at the morgue. Continued on page two.
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Cincinnati
Bebenon
Lester Road
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railroad
Pleasant Ridge
Park Avenue
Highland Grove
C R Fite
Blue Ash Ohio
Gasoline Prices Fall One Cent Across Stations
The Standard Oil Company reduced gasoline by one cent per gallon to 24 cents at service stations and 23 cents from tank wagons. Ray-O-Lite also cut one cent bringing prices to 14 cents at service stations and 12 cents from tank wagons. Other stations followed with the new rate as of this morning.
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Ray-O Light
Thewiy
Nurses' Home Parties Halted Amid Complaints
A complaint asserts couples use the nurses' home grounds for illicit meetings near the hospital. Chief Stankard ordered patrols to break up gatherings, enforce vehicle rules, inspect parking areas, and detain anyone found there during unseasonable hours.
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Tre Polar
Fame
Pointe Jan
Stankard
Chain Letter Worries Elyria Women
A damaged clippings recount a chain letter scare circulating among Elyria women. The missive promises luck for those who forward it within 24 hours and warns of bad fortune for breaking the chain.
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Elyria
Ning
Brock
Tia
Destructive lightning strikes farm buildings near Lorain
A bolt struck a large horse barn on the Adam Kolb farm three miles west of Lorain, igniting a blaze that destroyed a granary horse barn cow barn and hay and grain barn. Most stock escaped, including hogs, and a tractor and grain drill were saved. Estimated losses range from 25000 to 39090 with partial insurance.
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Adam Kolb
Kolb
Lorain
Cleveland Conference Called to End Coal Strike Next Monday
John Lewis of the United Mine Workers called a joint conference in Cleveland for August 7 with coal operators to negotiate a base wage and end the eighteenth week strike in the central competitive coal field. Mayors from Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Pittston, among others, will attend the session at the Hollenden Hotel.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
John Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
S. D. Warriner
United
Jew
Lewis
Thom
Tovlay
Harding
Warriner
International
Bne
Hart
Coal Operators and Miners Plan Joint Ohio Meet
Pittsburgh vein operators and coal miners plan a joint meeting called by John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers next Monday to press a 1921 wage scale. Michael Gallagher says early agreement is near with most central fields represented. Maher Collieries backs early settlement to avert a fuel shortage this winter.
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Cliveland
Pittsburgh
Assorti
Diso Aption
Ohio
Anl
John L Lewis
Pes Dent
Limited Wine Workers of America
Michael Gallagher
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Maher
Maher Collieries Company
International News Service
Indias
Pemgesy'sania
Coal Operators Skeptical of Interstate Conference Call
Across Indiana and Ohio officials say they will not attend John L Lewis’s interstate coal conference invitation. W N D McKinney in Columbus and Woerton Gould in Indianapolis report no participation forthcoming.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wnd McKinney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Internatonal
Lewis
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Woerton Gould
Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association
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Dollie Warren
Chester Evans
Lebanon
Roach
Clarence Logan
Ious
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George Morley
Oliver Willaims
Walter Brown
Jeg Farl Anderson Farmer
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