Lewis Hopes For New Pact as Meet Is Opened
In Cleveland on August 7 President John L. Lewin of the United Mine Workers presided as miners and operators opened talks to settle the nationwide coal dispute. A policy committee meet and planned joint conference followed a three hour session with optimistic tone and expectation of a peace settlement.
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Lewis
Cleveland
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers of Americas
Maren
Holenten
Robey
Phillip Murray
International Organization
Wiliam Greens
Lewin
Thea
Frank Farrington
Illinois Minera
Illinois
Wou
West Virginia
Michigan
Old Leasing
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri Pacific rear-end crash claims 37 lives
At Sulphur Springs Missouri a Missouri Pacific rear-end collision kills 37 and injures nearly 150. An inquest in De Soto gathers train crews as officials weigh responsibility while rescue efforts continue and survivors are treated in St. Louis hospitals.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Sulphur Springe
de Soto
Tefferson County
Matthew Ginger Gileon
Texas Flyer
Stow
Glenn
Women voters to cast first state primary ballots
Elyria and Lorain County women prepare for their first statewide primary vote as the 1936 campaign closes. The Elyria League of Women Voters highlights events at Technical High School and mobilizes through meetings and social venues to boost female participation. Forty-nine Democratic and fifty Republican precincts offer ballots, with registration and booths operating afternoon and evening.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria League of Women Voters
Technical High School
League
Women’s League
C. Lohafer
Hhatlot
Women Fight Ends With Fine After Assault Plea
Martha Brown pleaded guilty to an assault and battery charge filed by Frankie Hollis. Both women worked at Washington Terrace and had a brewing dispute. a scuffle occurred in the rear of an apartment with Brown allegedly striking Hollis. Brown was fined five dollars.
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Pollice
Martha Brown
Frankie Hollis
Washington Terrace
Matthe
Frankie
Martha
Anglo French Break Feared Over German Reparation Dispute
London reports the inter allied conference opens amid fear of renewed tension over Germany's repayment terms. Lloyd George favors a year long moratorium with a partial payment. Poincare pushes for debt cancellation and firm German accountability. Belgium and Italy show mixed stances. U.S. not represented. In Cincinnati a dust storm follows a late night thunderstorm with minor damage.
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London
Tate
Europe
Anil
Concord
France
Etios
Germany
Lilsyd Gea
Poincare
Brussels
Belgium
Davaiay Street
Premier Poincare
Hig
Paris
U. S
Iterag
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Isaue, Wit, Ba
Oberlin Man Hurt In Auto Mishap Sunday
Sunday morning D. K. Park of Oberlin was in an auto accident on the east and west road in Eaton township. The car swerved and overturned, then righted itself. Park suffered cuts on the head and considerable bruising.
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Oberlin
D. K. Park
Eaton Township
Park
Burgett Case Seeks Divorce and Custody in Lorain
Nell Burgett of Lorain files for divorce from Alfred J. Burgett alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She claims lack of support for herself and child and that he becomes intoxicated and beats her. She seeks custody and alimony.
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Nell Burgett
Lorain
Alfred J. Burgett
Moose Picnic Draws Crowd at Riverview Park
The Moose lodge hosted its annual picnic at Riverview Park with a full day of events for members and families. Morning to six o clock saw hourly activities, kids enjoyed ride tickets, free ice cream and soft drinks, and sport contests began with a ball game won by the married men 11 to 2. Capt Earl Peters pitched for the winners and Captain Clark left the mound after an elbow injury. Jimmie Smith and Shine Habbell later pitched for the singles.
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Moose Lodge
Riverview Park
Earl Peters
Roas Baum
Capt
Clark
Jimmie Smith
Shine Habbell
Oe Eek
Indictments Drawn in Hickory Powder Plant Purchase Case
Ernest C. Morse Everley M. Davis and Alex W. Phillips, all of New York City, were indicted today by a federal grand jury for alleged conspiracy to defraud the United States government in the purchase of the old Hickory powder plant at Nashville Tennessee.
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Washington
Ernest C. Morse
Everley MM. Davis
Alex W. Phillips
New York City
Nashville
Lorain Raid Victims Brought Here on Arrest
James McCrary and W H Robinson of Lorain were arrested Saturday night by Lorain officer W H Robinson and brought to our city. Justice S J George set bonds at 800 each for August 22 to answer charges of illegal possession of Aquor. George Hopple was arrested for interfering with an officer but discharged due to lack of jurisdiction.
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James McCrary
15Th Street
Lorain
W. H. Robinson
Frank Gwandyak
Broadway
W. H.robinson
S.J George
George Hopple
McClary
Seven Groups Charged With Sugar Monopoly By Sen Smoot
Senator Smoot of Utah charged in the Senate that seven groups of American refiners aided by Wall Street financiers seek to control the Cuban sugar industry and crush American growers. He said these refiners collected about 600 million dollars in unconscionable profits from the public in 1920 and part of 1921.
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Washington
Wall Street
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Cuyahoga Lumber Co Sues Tobler for 394.61 Debt
The Cuyahoga Lumber Co sues Magdalena Tobler of Avon Lake in a civil action alleging an indebtness of 394.61 tied to a mortgage and land contract. A. Teachout & Co. of Cleveland also claim the lien for 425.91.
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Cuyahoga Lumber Co
Magdalena Tobler
Avon Lake
A. Teachout & Co
Cleveland
Riots Leave Two Dead in Joliet Strike Clash
In Joliet Illinois a mob of 1000 to 1500 surrounded a painter’s home and a pitched gun battle killed Phillip Reitz chief of detectives for the Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railroad and a striker. Sheriff James Newkirk aged 60 was wounded and near death. Police and officials sought troops as violence spread.
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Joliet
Will County
Illinois
Phillip Reitz
Elgin, Jololiet and Eastern Railroad
James Newkirk
Silver Cross
Treorge Ne'bon
Wau
Springfield
Reitz
CTO
Sherif Newsork
Bioady
Eleon
Batte
Auto Stolen From In Front Of Grand Theatre
A Paige automobile owned by H. Peachey of North Eaton was stolen from in front of the Grand theatre lastraight. The car contained two extra tires and clothing including a bathing suit from Peachey’s family. Also note: former Con Brésaman 5. BH. Williams was hospitalized in Lorain Aug. 7 with heart trouble after an extended illness.
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Paige
H. Peachey
North Eaton
Grand Theatre
Lastraight
Peachey
A, H. Williams
Lorain
Con- Brésaman
Williams
Nésa
Breswat
Harding Presents Rail Strike Heads With New Proposal
President Harding urged striking railroad workers to return to work immediately while awaiting a decision by the railroad labor board on seniority rights. The appeal was issued from Washington as the dispute over job seniority contested the industry’s labor relations.
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Harding
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
White House
Sirih Teaders
Thay
Ing Otter
Jewell
Hera Og
Felther
Railroad Labor ‘Board
Waren G. Harding
Woman Hurt in Fall From Street Car
Mrs. George Zalinski was severely injured Saturday night after either falling or stepping from a street car on Sixteenth Street near her home. She struck her head and was unconscious until taken to hospital. doctors later reported a brain concussion and she was improving. President Harding issued telegrams urging striking workers and carriers to bring the dispute to the railroad labor board for a settlement.
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George Zalinski
Sixteenth Street
Sabe Fy
Irregulars say to isolate Dublin failed as 180 prisoners taken
Dublin reports capture of 1180 prisoners and three towns Askeate Ballingarry and Rathdown the advance claims by Dublin free state troops In the front reports irregulars efforts to blockade bridges and railways were thwarted Observations note irregular movements from Cork to Dublin via Liverpool and patrols watch ships from Liverpool for further reinforcements
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Dublin
Ballingarry
Rath
Charleville
Limerck
Free State
Liverpool
Cork
Mansfield Publisher in Ill. Takes His Own Life
E C Jenkins age 39, owner and general manager of the Mansfeld News, Mansfield Illinois, shot himself in his office to die at General hospital. A nervous breakdown is given as the cause. He had been ill and away for health, left notes to staff and to Greenfield, the bookkeeper, before dying. Funeral plans undecided.
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Mansfield
E. C Jenkins
The
Mansfeld News
General Hospital
Mr. Jenkins
New York
Jenkins
New York City
Mr. Greenfield” Greenfield
Auto Collision Leads to Arrests After Crash
Sunday evening an auto driven by Fred Shepard with Walter Johnson struck B R Ward's vehicle on Samuel Street near Lake Avenue. Ward's car damaged. Shepard's life reportedly endangered. Beth Shepard and Johnson were arrested. Shepard charged with traffic violation and pleads not guilty. Johnson fined five dollars and costs.
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Fred Shepard
Walter Jonnson
Samuel Street
Lake Avenna
B. R. Ward
Ward
Shepard
Six Arrests For Speeding Sunday In County
Deputy Sheriff Knight reports six speeding arrests Sunday as traffic enforcement continues. A busy day saw multiple motorists cited for speeding and associated infractions.
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Sherif Knight
Reanty Motor Cop
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Jackson
Vinton
Lawrence
Caich
International News Service
A. L. Faulkner
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Toay
Faulkner
Faver and Sonmtown
Newark
Grace Henthorn
City Hospital
Probe Crah
Eapegt
South America
E. Pinto Martina
Walter Hinton
E. Pinto Martin
Brazil
Sampaio Correia
Hinton
Fiest
Atlantic
Martins
Cincinnati
Browg
Ustontown
Burgess
Conboy
Fourteenth
ST. Car
Bert M. Jewell
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
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