Pulley Crowd Promotes Campaign in Oberlia Lorain Area
Candidates for county commissioner include Robert W Pulley of Oberlia with a reformist push. Support clubs named Pull n Pulley form in Elyria Oberlia and Lorain with meetings at the 17th Street colored church in Lorain. Harry Clay Smith of Pliveland seeks secretary of state as both white and colored voters are urged to attend.
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Oberlia
Robert Pulley
Pull N' Pulley
Elyria
Lorain
Alwass
Barch
Harry Clay Smith
SAY JAPANESE ARE SMUGGLED INTO U S
Tacoma Aug 7 Reiterating this statement the existence of an organized system of smuggling Japanese into the United States Representative Albert Johnson chairman of the house committee on immigration and naturalization said he would submit evidence to the state and labor departments Within six hours of his first statement sight Japanese were taken from the new Eastern Temple at Seattle in an attempt to enter illegally and two others escaped in a rowboat He said such incidents proved illegal entry but added the Japanese government was ignorant of the routes used.
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Ward
United States
Albert Johnson
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Departments of State and Labor
Seattle
Polish War Aid Talks Between Premier Figures
Paris Aug 7 Premier Miller will fly to Hythe England to join Premier Lloyd George for talks on Poland's crisis. Marshal Pilsudski may attend. Plans discussed include dispatching one or two divisions from France Great Britain Hungary Romania Latvia and possibly others to reinforce Poland before Warsaw. French officials say the front may be shifted from Poland as the emergency measures unfold.
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Foreign Office
Incomplete Berlin Note on Peace Talks and Warsaw Attacks
Fragmentary report from a Berlin briefing notes the epsegh of Dr Simons, mentions a German minister in the Reichstag, and a belief that German industry actions relate to the Soviet government. It also cites French military assessment in Warsaw and Polish delegates awaiting Minsk negotiations.
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Dr. Simons
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Warsaw
Minsk
Denver strike clashes leave several dead and injured
Police with a thousand volunteers quell mob violence at the Denver car barns as a strike breaks. A mobile assault on arriving strike breakers triggers rifle fire. four children and a woman among the wounded. Casualties rise to five dead and fifty injured with heavy property damage. Seven union leaders convicted of contempt for defying court injunction, ordered to end the strike.
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American Legion
Denver
Degrer Post
Greeley W. Whitford
Forces Ponzi to Close Up in Manchester Branch
State insurance commissioner John J. Donahue ordered Joseph Bruno, agent for Charles Ponzi's Securities Exchange, not to reopen the Manchester branch next Monday. Bruno had planned to resume, but after a conference with the commissioner he decided to keep the office closed until the Boston investigation concludes.
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Joseph Bruno
Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
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Boston
Fire Ravages Deerfield Mineral Springs Plant Near Alliance
A heavy fire early this morning destroyed the soft drink laboratory plant of the Deerfield Mineral Springs Company at Deerfield, ten miles north of Alliance. Loss pegged at 200000. Sandusky Beverage Company property damaged. Alliance Fire Department joined to prevent spread. Origin of blaze remains a mystery.
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Confesses to Murder as Riots Follow Attacks
Washington dispatch reports William Henry Campbell a Negro in custody for the murder of Mrs. Gertrude Harrison Mann has confessed to attacks on four women in and near Washington last June that sparked race riots. Louis Randall, a co-defendant, is serving 45 years in Atlanta for two counts while Forest Hagan also faces a 20 year Maryland sentence for a third assault.
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William Henry Campbell
Gertrude Harrison Mann
Campball
Louigs Randall
Atlanta
Wilson
Forest Hagan
Maryland State
Six Arrested In Silk Cord Robbery Attempt
Sioux City Iowa authorities arrested six men in connection with an attempted silk cord robbery on a Northwestern freight train. The conductor halted the train after spotting bolts of silk goods beside the tracks. Police recovered several thousand dollars worth of merchandise scattered along two miles of the railroad line.
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Sioux City
Wall Street Faces Cautious Trading After Oil Liquidation Resumed
Wall Street opened with restraint as renewed oil liquidation reasserted pressure on equities. Industrials including steels and ships faced losses while railroad stocks traded at higher prices amid cautious sentiment from investors and the ongoing readjustment in the market.
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New York
Ug 7
Stock Exchange
Stubby and Billy Jr Escape Volcano Peril on Stream Chase
In a daring rescue, Billy Jr saves Stubby from a boiling crater as lava fumes rise. They flee down the volcano with Stubby bleeding but alive, carried by Billy in his mouth. The next day they follow a life giving stream toward the sea, finding water and safety after a treacherous climb.
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Stubby
Billy
Hilly
Stock market opening shows muted gains and steady bears
Shares held up amid steady remittances and firmer foreign news, with total shares around £25,000. Wall Street opened August 7 with a mixed tone as speculation was uncertain, variations were fractional, and a slight bear pressure moderated by yesterday's bullish tilt. Names like Bethlehem, Republic, Crucible, Mexican F Petroleum, and Utah referenced.
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Wall Street
New York
Bethelehem
Republic
Crucible
Mexican F Petroleum
Utah
Coal Situation Improves as Coal Cargos Returned
Columbus Aug. 7 Complaints from farmers and public utilities about coal shortages have nearly ceased. Public Utilities Commissioner Spector Smith says relief comes from ICC order of July 29 requiring coal cargoes to be returned to mines after loading. A few operators report they still have coal for public utilities.
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Spector Smith
Public Utilities Commission
Smith
Interstate Commerce Commission
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