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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1922

Page

8

Ohio United mine leaders decline join conference over strike

Ahk US Aug 1 Lee Hall of the Ohio United mine rejects Gov Davis invitation for a joint conference with southern Ohio operators to end the strike. Hall says miners are ready to meet under contract terms but operators refuse, citing differences with Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania.

Lee Hall Ohio United Mine Governis Ohio Ohio Coal Wm Central Hall Davis Ing poWerNor Pittsburgh Pennsyland Southern South- We Southig Royal Commission President Hall

Army blimp C-2 plans transcontinental flight

Plans are laid for a cross nation flight by the U S Army airship C-2 after a nonstop trip from Washington to New York and back. Captain Will E Kepner Lieutenant E S Moon and Staff Sergeant August D Albrecht led the New York flight and express confidence in completing the cross country voyage.

U. S. Army Washington, D.C Will E. Kepner E. S. Moon August D. Albrecht Army Blimp C-2 Wall E. Kepner Staf

Rotary Club Talk Advocates Public Utilities Service

G C Maxwell of Cleveland spoke at the Rotary luncheon on The Community and its Utilities. He argued that basic services like telephones, rails, and electricity are essential but often taken for granted and should be provided with fair access and honest dealing.

Rotary Club G. C. Maxwell Cleveland Ohio

Nonogenarian Survives Major Breast Cancer Operation

A 90 year old Baltimore Ohio grandmother, Mrs Ano C Lucky, underwent a breast cancer removal on July 21. The five pound tumor was excised under nitrous oxide oxygen anesthesia, a record length for such surgery. The patient was discharged this morning after a 25 minute operation and the case will be discussed at the National Anaesthesia Research Society meeting.

Columbus Ano C. Lucky Baltimore Ohio Lucky Becai Jones Pate Geets Luke National Anaesthesia Research Society American Surgical

Pittsburgh Coal Producers face conference invitation

In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania President John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers called a conference in Cleveland. Gardiner, head of the Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association, says they have no change in position and will continue as before.

Post Office Worker Killed in Early Morning Fight

Ane Bland and Alex Sidman, both post office employees, were involved in a deadly clash in the main corridor of the post office. Sidman died from a fractured skull after being struck, while Bland was reported dead at the scene. Police are holding another employee on related suspicions as investigators review the dispute.

Bland Ane Alexfdman Post Ofice Seidman Idman Postofice

Tippera... unclear historical item

A fragmentary report notes Irish events with references to Tipperary, De Valera, and ongoing hostilities. Details are incomplete and names or dates are uncertain due to damaged text.

Ohio Miners Hope for Peace at Conference Talk

Lee Hall of the United Mine Workers of Ohio states belief a joint conference with operators and miners will bring an agreement. He cites President Lewis inviting both sides to Cleveland and expects strong Ohio representation and broad participation from Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania operators.

Ohio Lee Hall Columbus United Mine Workers of Ohio Lewis Cleveland Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana Hall

Indiana moves to mine with nonunion miners amid strike

Indiana plans to use nonunion miners to mine coal for state institutions after United Mine Workers refused to authorize a return to work. Governor Warren McCray says state protection will insure coal supply despite national talks in Cleveland being proposed, which Indiana operators have rejected.

Indianapolis Rou Indiana Warren Z. McCray United Mine Workers stMcient Union Cleveland

Pennsy Operators Refuse Four-State Coal Conference

A telegraph from the Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association to John J. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, declines attendance at a planned four-state conference in Cleveland on August 7. The operators state willingness to meet miners in this district to negotiate wages and call for an immediate return to work while offering arbitration if talks fail, and reference a prior proposal to President Harding.

Pitts. Rgh Petsbureh Coal Procturers’ Association Pennsylvania John J. Lewis United Mire Workers Cleveland Lewin Harding

Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association Strike Proposal

The Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association rejects a prolonged strike and calls for immediate work on the wartime scale from November 1937. They demand a board of arbitration led by a Pittsburgh district president, excluding miners or operators, to set wage terms free of backer’s practice and free of non union and union district biases.

Board of Arbitration Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association

Dying Runner Up in National Golf Tourney in San Jose

John Black golf professional, once runner up in a national tournament, remained critically injured at Columbia Hospital after a high speed collision near San Jose. He suffered a fractured skull, dislocated shoulder, multiple broken ribs, and possible internal injuries. He was related to Heroest Hamilton Brown, a wealthy insurance broker, who accompanied him in the crash.

San Jose Cal John Black Columbia Hos Golf Timhe Shokleclin Chicago Hamilton Brown Brown Blach

Madame Walska Begins Divorce Mourning Process

Madame Walska enters a French styled divorce mourning period of sixty days before remarrying. Close associates report she will retreat from society to reflect on personal tribulations and focus on quiet recreation away from public life.

Madame Paris Ausa Genna Walidiva Mme W McCoratyck

Political Meet Tonight Invites State Candidates

A remeeting is set for this evening at the technical building under the League of Women Voters. Candidates for State representative State senator county treasurer and county recorder will be invited to speak as part of ongoing local meetings for candidates.

The Technical Bish Selinot League of Women Voters Cmnty Orelock

Arsenic Contaminated Pie Kills Two in New York

Arsenic found in pie crust at a Broadway restaurant near 28th Street caused two deaths and left over sixty ill. Chemists analyzed fragments as investigators trace how arsenic entered the pie in this wholesale poisoning case.

New York Broadway 28Th Street

Obenlin Man Arrested Over Picnic Incident

Aug 1 report from Obenlin states a man faced charges after allegedly preventing his wife from attending a picnic by tossing a basket and wrecking her dress with a knife. The wife says the act barred her from the outing.

Obenlin Cpander Ria

Forty religious pilgrims die in B16 wreck near Tarlea

Forty pilgrims bound for Lourdes perished when a railway collision occurred on a grade near Millau and Ville Comtal in darkness at about 3 am. Fifty two were injured and a special train with doctors and nurses aided the wounded at Tarbes. Reports suggested Americans may have been on the wrecked train, but officials indicated the passengers were likely French.

Paris Tarlea American Express Company Lourdes Thomas Cook Sans France Tarbes Midi Rand International

Stock market and cattle market results from major hubs

New York stocks rise with Stude baker and Allied Chemical advancing while New York Central and Pennsylvania show gains amid ex dividend trading. Cleveland cattle receipts, calf and sheep markets steady with top calves at 12.50. Chicago wheat and corn mixed. Liberty bonds open with varied prices.

New York Aug Studebaker Allied Chemical Baldwin New York Central Pennsylvania Cleveland

Easy to Be a Strike Breaker in Chicago Railyards

A 1923 report from Escanaba details how strike breaking expands in Chicago and surrounding rail yards. Workers sign up quickly with minimal checks, shipped in groups to yards, and housed in clean facilities with meals provided. Pickets loom outside as maintenance crews monitor a tense, waiting scene.

International News Series Escanaba Mich West Madison Cana] Stroate Chicago Middle West Baltimore, & Ohio Big Four Chicago & Northwestern Northwestern Fieranaba Heranan Chicago & St

Knights of Columbus hold 40th supreme convention in Atlantic City

The fortieth annual supreme international convention of the Knights of Columbus opened in Atlantic City marking the largest gathering in the order's history with about 800000 members. In Newark a 13 year old boy, Charles Swern, was critically wounded after a faulty 22 caliber revolver discharged at a camp. In New York two young women fell overboard from the Grand Republic during a crash with the Erie ferry Chautauqua. a small boy also fell or leaned overboard.

Atlantis City N. J Supreme International Convention of the Knights of Columbia Order Newark Charles’ Swern George Swern New York

Elyria Girl Ball Players Hurt In Crash

Members of the Speedy Girlie ball team were in a wreck on Stan 20 near Grafton Mine last night. Their truck collided with a southbound Audi truck, sending the auto across a ditch. Margaret Clark sustained severe bruises. other players were shaken and bruised.

Stan Audi Grafton Margaret Clark Teturotog Bel

Fight erupts after booing in Redland Field bout

Gene La Rue Canadian flyweight lashed out after being disqualified in a bout with Spider Lewis. He charged into the crowd and knocked down a spectator. Three police officers were injured and hospitalized. La Rue and two spectators were arrested for disorderly conduct as chairs and clubs were used amid the melee.

Cincinnaty Redland Field Spider Lewis Gene la Rue la Rue Nis

Police probe blocked by civil service rule ruling

Lorain August 1 A solicitor today presented a letter to the civil service commission stating the commission cannot investigate the police department over tip charge allegations by Attorney William F Hurley until the charges are channeled through the proper channels and a report is filed by the chief of police and safety director.

Lorain Geri Civil Service Commission William F. Hurley

Campus View restaurant burglarized stealing cash stamps cigars

Robbery at Campus View restaurant resulted in the theft of twenty dollars plus several dollars in stamps from the cash register and box of cigars along with a number of small articles.

Oberl Rash Register Campus View

Elyrian Obenlin Arrest Over Permit for Unlicensed Truck

An Elyria man was arrested for operating a truck without a proper license and was given a suspended sentence with costs collected. The incident occurred in California.

Oberlin Sich- Elyria

Whittemore Campaign Finances Filed in Washington

Campaign receipts of 1 dollar and expenses totaling 1 dollar and 75 cents are shown by Senator Frank F Whittemore, Republican candidate for Congress, and the Whittemore for Congress club in a statement filed today with the clerk of the House of Representatives in Washington.

Frank F Whittemore Whittemore-for- Congress Club House of Representatives Washington

Sale Approved for Grafton Insane Site Expansion

Columbus August 1. Purchase of 115 acres in Summit county and 1100 acres in Lorain county to provide additional facilities for the care of insane patients is to be immediately negotiated by the state after Attorney General Price approves the state's title to the acreage.

Columbus Summit County Lorain County Price

Returns From Poland by Oberlin Woman Supervisor

Misa Evelina Belden returns home after fourteen months serving as supervisor of the Red Cross department in Poland.

Oberlin Misa Evelina Belden Department of the Red Cross Poland

Sues for 81278 in Carlisle and Lorain real estate

George Kreuger filed suit to collect 1273 from Sophia Schaible after a May judgment in the Common Pleas. An execution found no personal property, and a levy was placed on real estate in Carlisle and Lorain. Sayings Deposit Bank & Trust Co. and Cleveland Trust Co. are cited to assert any liens and the property may be sold to satisfy the judgment.

George Kreuger Court of Common Pleas Sophia Schaible Carlisle Lorain Sayings Deposit Bank & Trust Co Cleveland Trust Co

Ashland notes and appointments amid school hires and church events

In Ashland Aug 1 a firecracker injured Harold Sattler and Wilbur Swineford after a blast from a Sanary Unit. Dorothy Welch and Alta Miller win Ashland and Gallon teaching posts at Hayesville. The Ashland Public Library will close today pending repairs. A Plain Congregational church wedding occurred near Toslingreen with Flora, Mr and Mrs Kenny involvement. County and local education changes touch Perry and Parke counties with updates on principals and superintendents.

Ashland Harold Sattler Wilbur Swineford Dorothy Welch Alta Miller Gallon Hayesville Kenny Avain Res Vernon Uo Flora the Plain Congregational Church Toslingreen Glenna G. Neil

Marriage Licenses and Legion Aid Funds Noted

Reading includes couples Vincenaio D Felippe and Elizabeth Freda of Lorain receiving licenses. also listing Tony Sehuimaker and Jarme Mield Lake with Anna Rath fere. Mentions Rev Singer An eondowm aid for servicemen via sickness and death, with funds raised by Redlands post of the Legion for relief over a year and ten years.

Vincenaio D'Felippe Jahare Elizabeth Freda Lorain Redlands Legion el Ban

Ten Killed and Twenty Five Hurt in Train Wreck

List of dead includes Jo Medden age 45 and Richard Stovall age 11 both colored from Cincinnati. Fireman C R Fite of Blue Ash and missing Walter Seelinger among the victims. Wreck blamed on old wooden coaches as cars telescoped and passengers rearward were crushed. Authorities evacuated scene with ambulances and hospitals flooded with injured passengers.

Jo. Medden Cincinnati Richard Stovall C. R. Fite Walter Seelinger Roth

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