Ohio coal strike stalemate as Donahey proposes peace talks
Ohio's coal fields await reaction to Governor Donahey's peace conference plan. Leaders clash over official status while operators resume work cautiously. Violence fears persist near Dover and Adena as Col. Haubrich investigates threats and Nelsonville tests open shop operations.
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Donahey
Ohio
Dover
Robert Haubrich
Donaher
Haubrich
Columbiang County
Elyria Memorial Hospital Introduces Flat Rate Services
Elyria Memorial Hospital implements flat rates for maternity and tonsil adenoid care for ward and semi private patients. Maternity stays cost 30 to 40 dollars and tonsil adenoid care 10 dollars for twenty four hours in a ward room. Laboratory charges are cancelled and new lab chief Dr. Maurice Rosenzweig will oversee expanded services. The hospital aims to raise volume to lower overall costs and seeks further reductions for operating room and X ray services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Maurice Rosenzweig
Mount Sinai Hospital of
Cleveland
Three New Textbooks Restored and Updated for Schools
In Peabody, two changes and one addition were approved for next year's public school textbooks. Maston proposed the edits, replacing Hunter's Civic Biology with Hunt's Geology and Human Welfare and swapping Elementary French for Cours Pratique de Francais par Commencants. Towne's Social Problems Revis 2d was added to the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Maston
Board of Education
Peabody
Hunt
Hunter
Towne
Death Record of Mrs Sadie Geach of Lorain
Mrs Sadie Geach of 725 Washington Avenue Lorain dies at her home Her granddaughter Mrs Clifford Warren of Elvora and others survive Her son Edward Fessler and daughter Harry Mitchell reside in Lorain Two granddaughters Mrs Clifford Warren and Mrs Maymeux Also member of Malta lodge and the Woman's Relief Corps Funeral arrangements not yet completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Geach
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Clifford Warren
Elvrra
Maymeux
Geach
Malta
Imef Corps
Ten Questions Answers on Classified Pages Sports
Ten query items cover sports trivia from baseball tennis polo and Olympic rules. Questions ask about Yankees player Lou Generis, Bobby Innes championships, Helen Wills Wimbledon era, the Big Four of French tennis, international polo teams, spitball allowances, Olympic team entries, Eastern football inference, top jockey Earl Sande vs Lavaree ator, and major umpire appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Generis
New York Yankees
Bobby Innes
Helen Wills
Rench Tennis
United States
Great Britain
Earl Sande
Laveraeator
Elyria Rotary hears of 195X Europe trip by Webber
Lawrence Webber president of the Elyria Rotary Club spoke at noon of his Rotary International convention delegate trip to Ostend Belgium. He sailed from New York and described experiences at the convention and a postconvention European tour. His talk was illustrated with pictures and pamphlets. The speaker said the convention went smoothly from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Webber
Elyria
Mystery On East Ave Burglary At Wholesale House
Police confront two burglaries at Eldred and Highgate's wholesale house on Fast Avenue. Evidence shows a broken lock on the store room to the garage and a propped open front door. No valuables found on suspects though jewelry may have been targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred
Higtgate
Hit skip motorist pursued after fatal coal miner strike
Nelsonville Aug 2 a hit skip motorist who struck and killed Tony Inola 56 a coal miner near here was chased for miles last night but escaped authorities chased the vehicle but the driver eluded capture.
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Wil
Nelsonville
Tony Inola
Here
Lindbergh Returns Home To Warm Cleveland Welcome
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick plans to greet Charles A. Lindbergh upon his arrival from the Atlantic crossing. The dramatic reunion follows a vast Cleveland welcome, with Parmeley Herrick and Mrs. Merrick present, as crowds around Wade Park and the city toast the aviator who bridged nations with one solo flight.
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Myron T. Herrick
America
France
Atlantic
Col
Charles 4. Lindbergh
Ambassador Herrick
le Bourget
Hotel Cleveland
Cleveland
Ohio
Crver
Brook Park
St. Leis
Crosstown
Wade Park
Chy
J Chinte
Tty
Carmi Thompson
John J. Marshall
Walt Hopkins
Newton JD. Baker
President Wilson
Eee
Armstrong Protest Denied by City Council on White Way Lighting
The city council declined to act favorably on Thomas J Armstrongs protest of the white way lighting assessment on Broad street. The waterworks committee reported last night that Armstrongs situation matches that of other Broad street property owners, and an ordinance was passed maintaining the white lighting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCIL
Armstrong
White Way
Thomas J. Armstrong
Nd ‘Waterworks Committee
Broad Street
Roune
Broad St
Moehl Estate Will Construction Sought in Common Pleas Court
Mrs. Anna A Moehl executrix of Henry Moehl late of Kipton filed suit in Common Pleas Court asking the court to construe the second clause of her husband's will relating to a bequest to another party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Moehl
Henry Moehl
Kipton
Common Pleas
Children of Lorain County to Picnic at Crystal Beach
Lorain County Children's Home children will attend a picnic Wednesday August 10 at Crystal Beach hosted by the Orphan's Protective League.
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Lorain County
Lorain Man Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Cruelty
Gideon Serbu alleges extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty in Lorain Common Pleas Court as he seeks a divorce from Mary Serbu. He cites nagging and vile name calling, asks custody of their four year old daughter and division of Lorain real estate.
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Gideon Serbu
St. Lorain
Bled
Iin Common Pleas Court
Mary Serbu
Serbu
Lorain
FILES SUIT IN COURT TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE
Amherst Savings and Banking Co. sues Catherine Baldwin and others in Brownhelm township common pleas court seeking to foreclose a mortgage for $1,335 on Brownhelm township real estate. The petition requests judgment and sale of the property to satisfy the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Catherine Baldwin
Brownhelm Township
Ditch Elimination Petition Dominates West River St. Council Night
A petition by West River Street property owners to cover a ditch alongside the street was referred to the street and side committee and the service director at last night’s council meeting. The ditch was said to depress property values along the street. Also reported today is the sale of a large West Avenue home to R. R. Jensen, owner of the Worthington Ball Company, for about 18 000. Fred Gilbert of Cleveland was fined 59 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated, while Lester Hicks, also of Cleveland, received 23 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty.
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West River ST
West River Street
RK. R. Jensen
B. M. O’donzuell
West Avenue
Fourth Street
Starr Faxon
R. R. Jensen
Worthington Ball Company
Elyria
Hawthorne Street water line petition referred to committee
A Hawthorne street residents petition to construct a water line from Cleveland to Creeley Street was referred to the Lighting and Waterworks Committee and the service director at last night’s city council meeting. R. M. Fulton was granted permission to build a gasoline tank at 1183 West River Road under fire department supervision, following a prior council request on July 18.
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Hawthorne St
Hawthorne Street
Cleveland Street
Creeley Street
Lighting and
R. M. Fulton
West River Road
Fulton
Ingersoll Allotment Accepted by City
Property owners on Caroline street were told by city council last night that the gas company was ready to enter contracts for gas extensions on any street. A petition for gas for Caroline street was presented at the last meeting.
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Caroline ST
Caroline Street
City Counci
Togersoll
Leity
Two Sailors Rescued From Lake Erie Barge Wreck
Two sailors Charles Whitey and George Thompson, both of Chatham, were rescued early today after clinging to wreckage from a sunken open barge off Crystal Beach, Lake Erie. They were rescued by the Vermilion Fisheries crew and suffered exposure but were not seriously injured.
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Vermilion
Lake Erie
J. E. Stokes
Dominion Sugar
Buffalo
Chatham
Ont
Crystal Beach
Charles Whitey
George Thompson
Tus Potter
Vermilion Fisheries Company
George Leidbeiser
Kellogg Sends For MacMurray
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Kellogg summoned American Ambassador MacMurray from Peking for consultation. Officials say the visit aims at a general discussion of the Chinese situation. MacMurray will return to China after the conference.
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Kellogg
MacMurray
Tletin
Washington, D. C
Peking
Washington
Chia
Ottawa Welcomes Royal Party Amid Poultry Congress
The Prince of Wales Prince George and Prime Minister Baldwin arrived in Ottawa at noon to a grand greeting by the Governor General Lady Willingdon and officials. Delegates from 42 counties attend the world poultry congress in session, and garden party invitations at Government House draw record crowds.
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Ottawa
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Willingdon
King
Cabiett
Thacker
Balhatrier
Otowa
Government House
Elyria Schools Add 520 Lockers and New Ely Stadium
Public schools in Elyria begin installing 520 lockers to help students store wraps and coats. Minor improvements include chair placements for efficiency. A local firm has a contract to install 169 lockers in the new Ely Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Ely Stadluny
Elyria Officer Sued for Divorce Over Abuse Claims
Patrolman Nick Dobos of Elyria is named in a conspiracy petition by wife Doris Hinkle Dobos in common pleas court seeking divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. She alleges a hot temper and withdrawal, says he struck her and abused her, and seeks restoration of maiden name and alimony.
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Peter Petrock
Sophia Pietrock
Metrock
Nick Dobos
Elyria
Doris Hinkle Dobos
Conmon
Frourt
Falls From Tree Leave Child With Arm Fracture
Wade Schindler, 12, of 358 Columbus street, fractured his left arm Monday after a fall from a tree. The injury was reduced at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Schindler
Columbus Street
Young Schindler
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ship to Shore Plane Service Being Planned
New York Aug 2 The United States lines plans a ship to shore airplane service for all ocean liners following Clarence Chamberlain's flight from the Leviathan to WW Curtis Field Long Island 109 miles at sea The service may start by late spring with cooperation from immigration post office and customs to carry passengers mail and merchandise from Weasels to land.
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New York
United States Lines
Fis
Clarence Chamberlain
Leviathan
Curtis Field
Long Island
David A Burke
The
Steamship Company
Immigration, Post Office and Customs Authorities
Clearing snakes to shield Japanese emperor on Emi Island
Two thousand men cleared Emi Oshimatoda Island of poisonous snakes to protect Emperor Hirohito during his naval observances. The effort, on Miyako or Makiyin shima, aimed to prevent snake bites as the emperor plans to attend ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Island
Torio
St. Patrick
Emi Oshimatoda
Hirohito
MK Yin Shima
Miners and Operators Face New Wage Conference Push
Indiana and Illinois governors urged coal miners and operators to reconvene for talks. United Mine Workers leaders in Indiana say district chiefs must decide on any peace move, with Governor Donahey seeking cross-state cooperation. The policy remains unchanged and the international body may not be drawn in without district approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Jacksonville
Lee Hall
Ohie
Oral Daugherty
Hocking Valley
Donahey
Ohio Miners
Hall
Mian
United Mize Workers of America
Indiana
Wling
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Len’ Smail
Ilinois
Ed Jackson
Ilness
John L. Lewis
Union
iLee Ball
Harry Ifishwick
Springfield
Harry Cartwright
Terre Haute
International Organization
Miners International
Harvey Cartwright
District 11
Cartwright
Goveroper
Denaher
Wllnois
Dstrict 11
Tiannis
Pennsylvania
Judge Thayer Visits Governor Amid Inquiry Secrecy
Protests over Governor secrecy persist as Judge Webster Thayer arrives at the Governor's office after being summoned from Maine. At 9:95 a.m. the Governor and Wirgin held a conference, with one or two witnesses expected to be interviewed before continuing work on the executive's decision.
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Fas
Webster Tharer
Thayer
Sacco-Vanzetti
Maine
Wirgin
Linuse
Young offenders admit thefts in multiple incidents
Four youths confessed to breaking into freight cars to steal peaches and near beer, and to stealing an automobile in Lorain on Saturday night. Two younger boys, aged 13 and 11, were sent to Lancaster reform school after one more offense would mean commitment. the others were released with parental warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lancaster Reform School
Markets News From Cleveland and Chicago Markets
Cleveland and Chicago market notes report livestock and grain prices, with hogs, cattle, lambs, and butter quotes. Virginia Irish cobblers move at $3.00 to $3.50 in barrels, No 2 red wheat around $1.37, oats near 44 cents, and lard around $12.40.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lawer
United States
Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Mung
Barkley
Toledo
Dee
Dee Mestic
Timothy
Minneapolis
Bankers Await Smaller Currency Change Across Banks
Bankers questioned the proposed government change to currency size, saying they lack specifics and notices. They expect little impact on bank equipment, anticipate a smaller currency, and foresee old bills remaining in circulation for years, aiding continuity while saving about 842 million dollars annually, says Secretary Andrew W. Mellon.
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Wtyper Fourrerey
Eiluria
Federal Reserve Bank
al i Ouly
Howlett Named Warden for County Under New Dog Law
Lupain county commissioners appointed Jack Howlett constable at the court of Justice S J George as warden under a new Ohio dog law. Leo A Minkler, longtime sheriff staff, becomes deputy warden. The law takes effect August torn.
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Lupain
Jack Howlett
Court of Justice
S.J. Gieorge
Ohio
Leo A Minkler
E.G. Mathews
Howler
Minkley
Routine school board meeting in Elycia summaries
The board of education met yesterday at the Washington building on Middle Avenue to address routine matters. Minutes were read and ordinances approved after inspection. The county auditor was filed with a list of youths aged five to eighteen totaling 68,458 in the city, including 36 selective children.
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Board of Education
Washington
Middle Avenue
Odinar Ls
Elycia
Venais
Death follows artificial step-off accident at Muiaini river
In Hamilton an artificial step-off in the Muiaini river caused the death of James Hsett while he waded with four companions. The incident occurred late in the day as the group attempted to cross the current.
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Hamilton
Solth Solon The Santh Sn Ian Record Publisher Dies
The week newspaper Solth Solon The Santh Sn Ian Record reports the death of WT Keller, longtime publisher, in Clarksburg. The notice notes Keller will die as reported by the Clarksburg Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solth Solon
Santh Sn- Ian Record
Keller
Clarksburg Star
Liberty Bonds Market Update From New York
A terse insert notes New York opening bids for Liberty Bonds with references to A1-2s and 4s, Treasury securities 38-Ss, and specific lot numbers, reflecting minor shifts in price and availability. The fragment indicates auction action and security identifiers without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UFR
Treasury
Ty Herb Mat
Kent State faculty member resigns amid shake-up
Aug 2 Kent State Normal reports veteran Paul G. Chandler resigns as director of the Department of Fashionation to take over as director of education at Millersville State Normal School in Pennsylvania. He did not say if the move stemmed from the faculty upheaval.
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Kent State Normal
Kent
Kent State Nortist College
Paul G. Chandler
State Normal School
Millersville
Chandler
Nine Prisoners Granted Paroles By State Board
London Ohio Aug 2 Nine prisoners were granted paroles at the London prison farm during the July meeting of the State Board of Clemency. Names include George Tyler serving life for second degree murder paroled out of Ohio after 120 months, Henneth Barhman serving 27 years for larceny after 39 months, Clyde Martin Meigs County serving 2 20 years for shooting with intent to kill after 2 months, J J Hardy Williams County serving 17 23 years for manufacturing liquor after 18 months, Jesse Johnson Brown County for operating a motor vehicle without owner’s consent after 12 months, Carl Haff Litchfield County for burglary and larceny after 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
London
State Board of Clemency
Superl PF. Amline
London Farm
George Tyler
Pike County
Ohio
Henneth Barhman
Hancock Roots
Clyde Martin
Meigs Country
J. J. Hardy
Williams County
Jesse Johnson
Brown County
Voyreat
Carl Haff
Wright Beacon dedication at Kill Devil Hills planned Aug 13
A site at Kill Devil Hills in North Carolina where the Wright brothers first flew a heavier than air machine will host the dedication of a lighthouse named the Wright Beacon. The project costs range from 294000 to 500000 dollars and the ceremony is set for August 13.
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Nayton
Kill Devil Hit
North Carolina
Orville
Wilbur Wright
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Central Pocahontas Coal Go
Wairk
W. Va
F. J. Penny
Broadhill
York State
Cleveland Livestock
East Buffalo
Toledo Livestock
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Howlett New Doe
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Erte
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Werhinston Ave
Western Union
Leader Shoe Store
Shoe Store
Lear's
West Ave
Lear
Griffiths Hughes
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