Strife in Ireland Sparks Fears of Prolonged Conflict
A fragmentary report describes renewed clashes between government forces and republican factions in Ireland. It notes the death of Harry Bevil, a former secretary to Ea Devalera, and cites a government letter urging Sinn ambassador Seamus O Kelly in Paris to attend a convention in the United States while returning revolvers to Ireland. The piece conveys fears the fighting could last long.
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Republic
Harry
Ea. Devalera
United
Free Government
Seamus O'Kelly
Sinn
Paris
O'Kelly
Eie
Ireland
Nand
Governor vows to shield state from coal strike effects
Governor Davis pledges that Ohio will protect state institutions from fuel shortages amid a strike dispute. He appeals to Lee Hall of the Ohio United Mine Workers to aid in relieving the fuel crisis impacting inmates and staff at institutions. The letter responds to Hall nullifying coal-for-institution arrangements at Jackson and Perry county mines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Lee Hall
Ohio United Mise Workers
Hall
Jackson County
Perry County
McCras
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ohio United Mine Workers
McCray
Michigan
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Speedy Apprehension in Lorain Burglary
Lorain police made a swift arrest after a candy store was robbed. Patrolman Dave Beatty and John Meister pursued a suspect who identified himself as Joe Hirdak, 19. He was charged with burglary and bound over in the grand jury under a $500 bond.
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Lorain
Dave
Beatty
John Meister
Joe Hirdak
Lorain Faces Higher Street Wages Under New Hour Rule
Lorain city faces a rise of 30000 to 50000 dollars yearly in street work costs as eight hour days replace ten. contractor John Fatter notes state Industrial Commission ruling limits labor to eight hours and questions livable pay. Elyria already uses eight hours, while most streets in the state shift to ten.
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Lorain
Aug
John Fatterson
Patteraca
Elyra
Elyria
Primary results show Reed leading in Missouri and other races
Results from Tuesdays primaries indicate Missouri Senator James A Reed likely renominated over Breckenridge Long by about 12 450 with two thirds of votes counted. Oklahoma Alice Robertson a Republican, a leading woman candidate, appears poised for victory. West Virginia Senator Sutherland leads H Cogden by about 2000 for the GOP nomination. Virginia Claude Swanson wins the Democratic US Senate nomination. Kansas W Y Morgan leads over W R Stubbs by about 20600 for the Republican governor nomination.
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Missouri
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
Oklahoma
Alice Robertson
Congress
J W. Walten
Oklahoma City
Labor-Reconstruction League
West Virginia
T.e
Sutherland
H. Cogden
Wheeling
Neely
Viginia
Claude Swanson
United States
Kansas
W. Y Morgan
W Or Stubbs
Fire Reveals Strange Home For Canines
Milwaukee readers are stunned as firefighters uncover a Greenrush Street residence with two mummified dogs draped in fine shawls and blankets. The owners Margarer Mellon and Charlie Mellonji, long barred from the home, now lie in the hospital under observation while authorities investigate a possible religious rite.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Greenrush Street
Jane Mellon
Margarer
Charlie
Dres
Lorain Ship Yards Win Big Contracts
Aug 2 Lorain The Ineal plant of the American Ship Building Co received orders to construct two hulls for the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co The hulls will be taken to Detroit for fitting out This brings to six the number of boats built at Lorain this year The keel of one boat for the H K Oakes Co was also announced Cas penne said today.
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Lorain
Ineal
American Ship Building Co
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
Tdetoit
H K. Oakes Ca
Repudiation of Morse trial delay in federal court
In Portland Maine federal court the agreement by Assistant Attorney General Fletcher Dobyns to delay Charles W Morse and others faces repudiation in U S District Court as District Attorney Peyton Gordon objects to postponing habeas corpus proceedings to October 3rd and states Dobyns lacked authority to delay the Morse trial.
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Washington
Portland
Fletcher Dobyns
Charles W. Morse
United States District Court
Peyton Gordon
Three Lorain Women Seek Divorce in Court
Three Lorain women filed for divorce citing cruel treatment and neglect. Margaret Krup accuses Peter Krup of unfaithfulness, foul language, and neglect. she seeks alimony and protection of property. Rosa Homolaya alleges severe cruelty, beatings, and threats, asking for divorce, custody, and alimony. Nellie Sins alleges repeated cruelty, threats, and physical harm, seeking divorce, alimony, and child custody.
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Lorain
Margaret Krup
Peter Krup
Rosa Homolaya
Joseph
South Lorain
Nellie Sins
Otis Sins
Hee
Burr buys Stutz stock at auction in New York
George L. Burr of Guaranty Trust Co purchased 111 614 1 3 shares of Stutz Motor at $20 each. The stock previously belonged to Allen A Ryan and was sold at auction in New York this afternoon.
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New York
George L. Burr
The
Guaranty Trust Co
Stutz Motor Companys
Allen A Ryan
Stocks Slightly Weaker At Start As Markets Open
New York August 2 The stock market opens unsettled with most leaders showing fractional losses Studebaker down to 132 14 0 5 Steel 109 Baldwin 119 14 H&O 54 12 New Haven 30 38 Cleveland livestock report cattle receipts 250 market steady calves 300 60 cents higher top 1300 sheep 500 50 cents higher hogs 2500 steady wall street notes mixed openings in grain and provisions Pittsburgh futures quotes and New York liberty bond openings listed as well
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New York
Studebaker
Steel
Baldwin
New Haven
Cleveland
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & WI
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Butte and Spr
Central Leather
Marine Preferred
Norfolk, & Wester
Norther Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal
Peoples’ Gas Ec
ac +e RT
Reputste Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Union Pacific
Alenn
Federal Officials Eye Rail Seizure Power Amid Strike
Senate leaders debate presidential power to seize failing rail lines if a strike persists. Cummins and Boersh opposing and supporting seizure weigh in as White House hints at action within days. Lawmakers worry about legislative impasse and seek authority to resolve the rail crisis.
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Baaintein
Cummins
Togda
White House
Horah
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Goth Boershh
Senate
Washington
Congress
Mine Owners and Labor Tensions Across States
Reports from Indianapolis and Columbus detail union actions and governors' plans to reopen coal mines. Govs Davis McCray and others discuss coordination with mine operators and miners to secure coal supplies amid railroad disruptions and federal aid efforts.
White House weighs rail strike options amid wartime pressure
President faces three paths from seizing railroads under emergency powers to hands off confrontations or pursuing a peaceable settlement. Rail executives reject seniority clause but may accept other proposals, keeping doors open for negotiated settlement and avoiding government takeover if roads avert public hardship.
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White House
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Death of Alexander Graham Bell Touches Nation
President Harding telegraphed Mrs Bell after the inventor died at age 75 in Washington. The report notes Bell’s scientific work and charity, his ties to institutions, and his influence on education and telecommunication.
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Ann Bell
Nailional Academy of Sciences
National Ecographical Boclets Amery
Amrita shaPmng
Bell
Film Beach
Washington
Fell
D. C
Palm Beach
Baddeck
Novag Sectia Ile
Alexander Graham Bell
Harding
Mre
Last Political Meet of Isbor Candidacy and Tax Plans
The article notes Isbor's final political meet in years with D A Richards running for county recorder and a candidate for county treasurer promoting efficiency and cash collection. It cites tax collection thoughts, proposed measures, and a plan to reduce delays by mailing names to officials, plus a new home on Cam Image Avenue for Mr C Smith.
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Isbor
D. A. Richards
Cnonty Recorder
Ship Northern
Jyver Sean
Loran
Caminas Tear
Hs Nee
C. Smith
Cam- Image Avenue
Ady
Marriage Licenses Reported in Ridgeville Area
Leon Reid and Doro thy Stephan of Lorain received a marriage license. Paul Richarda, conductor, and Ruth Winenles, both from Ridgeville, also secured licenses. Reverend Hauger and Reverend Young officiated the proceedings.
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Leon Reid
Elert
Dorothy Stephan
Bonkkeeper
Lorain
Hauger
Paul Richarda
Elsha
Ruth Winenles
Ridgeviil
Young
Strike Hardens Over Seniority Rights Amid Rail Talks
Negotiations falter as rail leaders back a tactic endorsement while executives refuse to restore seniority rights to striking workers. Unions vow not to return until seniority protections are guaranteed, a central obstacle in ending the walkout.
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Lawr Later Board
Pai
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Américan Federation of Labor
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Safe Mill
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Widener & Stetson Grocery
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Congress Club
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