Government considers receiverships to avert rail strike breakdown
Washington officials discuss a federal receivership plan to run railroads unable to meet mail contracts. A cabinet outline would place a receiver in control, invite workers to return under existing pay and seniority rules, and aim to keep train movements while negotiations continue. No definite decision from President Harding yet. Also last night's boxing results: Vincent Martin defeated Kid Sullivan in New York over 12 rounds and Pancho Villa beat Jon Hepburn in six rounds.
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New York
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Pepper) Martin
Kid Sullivan
Pancho Villa
Manila
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Jon Hepburn
Brooklyn
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ridgeville
Robert W Winterfield aged 21 and Loretta Dever aged 28 received marriage licenses from a Ridgeville Justice of the Peace. Winterfield is a paraprofessional reporter and Dever an inspector.
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Robert W Winterfield
Parma
Loretta Dever
Ridgeville
Savage Denies Columbus Pact on Coal for State Institutions
George W Savage Ohio United Mine Workers secretary treasurer contradicts a Columbus claim that state officials arranged to reopen two Perry and Jackson county mines to supply coal for state institutions. He states no authority to commit beyond Athens hospital arrangements, urges full contract covering all miners, and condemns pressure on coal operators. The Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley of California produced farm crops valued at $295 million annually.
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Jackson Counties
George W Savage
Ohio United Mine Workers
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Dewnpapers
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Savvage
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Savage
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Bavage
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Aepeat
Cleveland
Distreit
Minera
Ohio
Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley
California
Summit County Bans Bobbed Hair for Teachers
Akron August 8. Officials say public school boards oppose bobbed hairstyles and will bar teachers with bobbed hair from returning in September. Superintendent Flickinger confirms one rural teacher lost her job and notes strong parental support for long hair.
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Akron
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Flickinger
Thirty Dead In Ohio's Fire Toll
Ohio reports thirty dead and eighty seven injured from fires in July. State Fire Marshal Dykeman notes May losses of 387,356 dollars from 263 blazes, down from last year's May total. June losses this year reach 398,097 dollars versus 489,213 dollars in 1921.
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Britain reports indemnity paid by Germany reduced
Bulletin from London states 21 900 000 indemnity paid by Germany is reduced to 272 160 070 dollars as announced by Sir Rod ex Horne the chancellor of the exchequer in Parliament. Columbus report notes Agriculture Director Tabor suggests using part of fair funds to cover farm boy visits to the fair this year. Another item says disabled veterans of the World War will be housed by year end with Raymond A Creek named national staff representative at an address to local veterans.
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London
Germany
Great Britain
Rodex Horne
Jens
Columbus
Tabor
Thee Fair
Neo Th Hughes Agricultural Schools
Market Prices Summary from Local Ledger
Market listings show butter at 40 1-4 cents per pound and eggs at 88 cents per dozen. Packing stock 25 to 29 cents per pound. Oleo Nut 2 shillings per pound. Cheese York State 1 88 per pound. Poultry prices include heavy fowls 23 to 24 cents, broilers 9 to 28 cents per pound. Fruits and vegetables list apples 1.00 per bushel, beans per peck 20 to 25 cents, cabbage 22 to 23 cents per pound, corn green 20 to 30 cents per pound, tomatoes field 18.9 cents, potatoes 2.75 to 2.85 per bag, sweet potatoes 1.25 per hamper.
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York State
Market Report Averages for Cattle Calves Sheep and Hogs
Receipts show cattle 400, calves 490, sheep and lambs 600, and hogs 3500. Market directions mixed with calves steady to higher and hogs down. top calf price 12.59, sheep to 13.54, hogs down to 10.85 with various weight categories listed.
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