Cancellation Of Debts By U S Is Frowned Upon
Washington says there can be no general cancellation of international war debts on an equal basis for the United States. The Treasury Department and the American Funding Commission oppose any broad debt write offs and stress the US remains a creditor while Europe faces both sides of the debt issue. Partial cancellations are not official policy and would not change commission plans to collect what is owed.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Great Britain
American Funding Commission
Congress
USA
Treasury
Paing
Germany
American Commission
Lorain Beach Official Urges Ordinance Revisions
Safety director Frank Kirdy after a city inspection reports worn batons spotted at municipal beach. He urges passage of amended ordinances to regulate beach gear and enforcement with immediate action requested.
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Frank Kirdy
Hanas
Horor
Histis
Acton
President of County School Board Speaks at Carlisle Friday
The presiding officer of the Fort County Board of Education addresses Carlisle residents Friday evening. The speech advocates support for a proposed bond issue to be voted on in the upcoming election.
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Carlisle
Fortr County
England to Enlarge Air Defense Force
The British government faces pressure for swift military action to strengthen defenses. Officials discuss a plan to expand air power and home defense with a force estimated around five hundred aircraft amid fears of air raids and chemical threats.
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London
George
Priain
Seventy Apply for Citizen Papers at Court
Seventy men appeared for naturalization at the courthouse with two witnesses each. Most applicants were from Lorain and Fisher, many having school experience aiding their favorable repnication. The Lorain County Mortgage and Title Co declared its ninth semi annual dividend.
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Rourt
Tran
Lorain
Fisha
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Cn
Williamsburg Fire Destroys Furniture Plant In Ohio
Aug 3. Volunteer bucket brigades saved Williamsburg Ohio from total ruin as the Williamsburg Furniture plant burned. The blaze destroyed the main plant causing an estimated 70000 dollars loss and threatened two Standard Oil tanks, the railroad station, and nearby buildings. A Cincinnati fire engine arrived to extinguish flames around a benzine tank adjacent to the plant after the fire started from a hot box in the factory.
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Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Ohio
Williamsburg Furniture Company
Voters urged to submit candidate notices for Saturday
In this issue a large number of primary candidates announce their nominations for August 8. Some candidates are not represented here due to outreach limits. An additional political section will run Saturday. unrepresented candidates may submit notices by Friday at 3 o clock.
Exchange Club Picnic Crowns Fun and Fair Fun
The Linwood veteran day picnic by the Exchange Club drew a large crowd with sport events and contests. Sotherden’s team claimed victory in tug of war and many races produced lively results with prizes including bath spray and a half ton of coal.
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Linwood
Dot Agate Caipta
Don Sotherden
Umpie
Fitch
Jidden
Agate Peanu
Tom Terreil
Llat Moss
Herite Barres
Norman
Ftchard
Mossey Barres
Agate
Mra Sotherden
D D Smith
Claude Rivira
Baby Barres
Hoover Holds Talks With Railmen On Coal Distribution
President Hoover meets with a committee of rail executives and rail officials to discuss coal distribution policy and shipments, aiming to ease nationwide supply and transportation coordination.
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Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
H. B. Spencer
Bua
Auto Plants Face Shutdown Through Goal Strike
Ford Motor Company and allied plants including Dodge Chevrolet and Studebaker face closure through a prolonged strike. Representatives told the committee that shipments will halt for 14 days as the industry’s vast labor force remains idle until new terms are agreed, impacting supplier networks nationwide.
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Lamsisc
Ford Mota Company
Fara
Coal miners crate joint conference over strike and closures
A fragmented report describes efforts by operators and union workers to resume talks on mining terms after plans for a settlement are halted. Officials expect a plenary session Monday with critical decisions looming as winter coal demand pressures markets.
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Simla
New Virginia
Michigan
Wilk
Cer Air
Staunton Indiana Mines Seized by Martial Law Forces
Staunton Indiana under martial law as 700 Indiana National Guardsmen seize coal mines in Posey township. State mines operated by the authorities with no union miner response, guardsmen patrolling in full gear, machinists repairing four-month idle equipment, and no violence reported.
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Staunton
Ind
Posey Township
Indiana
National Guardsmen
Roland Pow
Hotret H Tyndall
WeCray
Nowest
Clevelland Urner
Willamstown
Alse
Vincennes
Linton
Coal Shortage Ties Up Steamers Sonora and Sultana
In Lorain during August the steamers Sonora and Sultana were tied up due to a coal shortage. Dock coal on hand only covers tugs and a few ships with enough fuel for the round trip to the head of the lakes and back.
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Lorain
Sonora
Sultana
Pension bill for Spanish War vets passes Senate
The Bursum pension bill providing monthly pensions for Spanish War veterans and Philippine insurrectionists was approved in the Senate. Average pension set at 29 dollars per month with 2.6 million dollars allotted for the first year.
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Washington
Senate
Complete Coal Shipment Plans for Northwest
Washington August 3 1921 official word from C E Tuttle adviser to President Harding's coal distributing committee states that complete shipment plans for supplying the northwest with coal are ready in principle. The plans will supplement the general fuel emergency measures in other regions.
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Harding
Coal Distributing Committee
Independent Operators to Attend Ohio Mine Peace Parley
Columbus Ohio February 10 19 The Ohio United Mine Workers president Lee Hall said independent coal operators of southern Ohio will attend a peace conference in Cleveland Monday despite the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange refusal to participate He predicted about 85 percent of Ohio mine operators will be represented at the meeting.
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Coliumhis
Southern Ohio
Inleveland
Southern Ohio Coal Exchanges
W D McKinney
Lee Hall
Columbus
Ohio United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Hall
Ohio
Governors Meet Attendance Aims at Ohio Coal Plans
Davis attends governors conference in Indianapolis with state fuel distributor Poor. Commission members discuss reopening of Ohio coal operation and survey available supply and state fuel needs.
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Governors
Columbis
Indianapolis
Sil
Ohio
State Fuel Distributing Commission
Commission
Prussian-Language OCR Murder Dispatch From New York Stirs Ohio
Dispatch from New York to Ohio reports the murder case of Kuccovich and the search for Paul Citel. Sheriff and deputies discuss extradition, transfer of suspects, and the fate of the body as Ohio authorities await instructions.
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New York Ct
Andy Swucerawich
Orhen Sherif Bieku
Jaworree Webber
Backus
Kuccavich
Columbu
New Otheir
Ohio
Kuccovich
New York
Patrolman 13 Charged With Assault in Lorain
Patrolman Frank Griver 15 was arrested on assault and battery charges. He was booked for 15 minutes, released on $240 bail, and bound over to municipal court where he pleaded not guilty. A prior related case against Jack Armstrong was dismissed for want of prosecution.
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Mayor Jones
Baltimore
Atek
Huquor Rogers
Lorain Aue
Frank Griver
Taraly
Staton
Hewig
Aganst Klin
Jack Armsticne
County to Improve Road Near Grafton and Esra
County commissioners plan an improved highway from Zimmermins Coones past and south of the silage of Grafton to the east coronation line to connect with Esra through Graf ton to Med ina. Paris Aug 3. An anarchist plot against Premier Poincara is revealed via police search for a Society of Anarchists member.
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Zimmermins Coones
Grafton
Esra
Med'na
Paris
Poincara
Society of Anarchists
Fear of derailments and engine blasts if strike endures
A Chicago report states that locomotive boiler explosions and derailments threaten transport as railways suffer from deteriorating motive power. It cites unclean boilers, scale buildup, and inadequate inspection as key causes, with strikebreakers and undertrained workers hampering repairs.
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Washington
Aug
City Wage Cut Referendum Petitions Filed
Petition signatures for a city wage cut referendum were filed by east employees with 795 names, well over the legal minimum. The county auditor will hold a ten day inspection period, after which a certification is sent to the board of elections to place the measure on the ballot. Employees report broad support and smooth signature collection.
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Etx
Tre Ctv
Board of Elections
Two More Die on Crossing in Greenville
A train collision near Greenville injures and kills multiple people as a Bessemer railroad excursion strikes a crossing. Rheinhart and Mrs Harry Rein are among the dead and injured.
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Greenville Pa
Flia Rheinhart
Harry Rein
Bessemer
Greenville
Court orders issued in Cincinnati coon hunt case
Attaches of the municipal court report from Cincinnati as Judge Meredith Leatman issues bench orders for the only official coon hunt on record. Charles L Knight of Akron seeks mandamus to force election board to allow him to name a witness and challenger at each precinct on primary day. A ten year old girl on Elm Street is hailed hero after delaying lease to ensure a playmate’s safety. Laura Cook Hyre files for divorce from George Hyre alleging three years of wilful absence and neglect with alimony and custody sought.
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Cincinnati
Meredith Leatman
Charles L Knight
Akron
Common Pleas
Board of Elections
Elm Street
Laura Cook Hyre
George Hyre
Theseen
Endorsement Report From Local Democratic Committee
A dated irregular report notes the municipal Democratic committee endorsing a candidate at a formal meeting. Despite odd typography, the document confirms support for a nominee in a local election.
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