Sixteen Railroad Union Chiefs to Meet in Capital
National rail labor leaders head to Washington for a Friday meeting called by Bert Jewell and Warren Stone to coordinate response to the shopcrafts strike. The gathering aims to pressure rail executives on seniority while a separate Senate report on locomotive and rolling stock condition progresses.
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Railroad Union
Washington, Aug
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Cleveland
Bert M. Jewel
Warren
Stons
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Standard Railway
Washington
Jewell
New York
Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
E. M Costin
Edward Whalen
Terre Haute
Ind
Harding
Bert M. Jewell
William H. Johnston
International
Norfolk
W. Va
Chauncey
Clancy
New York Railroad
Geveral
Mechanica
Heim
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Negotiations Resume as Coal Strike Talks Open
Negotiations between miners and operators resume in Cleveland aimed at ending the nation-wide coal strike. Illinois and Indiana interests join discussions. Alfred M. Ogle is expected to join conferees. Proposals include retaining the 1920 wage scale, preserving the check off system, and forming a commission to draft a new scale to take effect April 1.
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Cleveland
Illinois
Indiana
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Harding
Council Adjourns to September 11th
The city council decided to take a vacation and suspend meetings until September 11. Councilman Rawson said many members planned vacations and not enough would be present to hold a meeting. It is customary to suspend meetings during warm weather.
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Raw- Son
Tere
Chronicle Telegram to Publish Extra Edition on Election Night
Chronicle Telegram will open Rouge tonight and issue an extra edition with all available election news up to press time. Returns start around 9:30 p m and will be received at the board of elections in the Magoul temple and at the Chronicle Telegram office.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Elections
Magoul Temple
Chroniclé-Telegram
Cretarne
Editor to Lead Battle on Days in Return to Fight Act
John W. Glenister, New York magazine publisher, sails for a Europe visit to press for changes to the Val Stead act and to lead the campaign for the People’s Voice. The editor plans to organize on his return.
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John W. Glenister
New York
Four More Are Arrested in Lorain Raids
Lorain police under U S prohibition agent Ora Vandecar, with Safety Director Frank Klady, arrested D H Avans A Nesbitt Philomena Boyer Minnie Rose and Frank Andorka for liquor lawn violations. They were taken to Cleveland for arraignment before Federal Judge Westenhaver and face harsher prosecution than Municipal court fines.
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Lorain
Frank Klady
Cleveland
Ora Vandecar
D. H. Avans
A. Nesbitt
Broadway
Philomena Boyer
Dago Rose
Minnie Rose
F. 28Th Street
Frank Andorka
Vine Avenue
Cree
ND. ¢. Westenhaver
Hurley Safety
Klady
Elyria Public Service Seeks Higher Electric Rates
The Ohio Public Service Co asked Elyria council for a five year rate increase citing rising costs and potential losses. They proposed tiered charges per kilowatt with a minimum $1, noting Elyria's old rates from 191%, 1927 renewal, and a plant cost rise near 200 percent.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Yates
K. Ww
K. W
The
Public Service Co
Elyria
1.9 Mill Additional Levy To Meet City's Deficit Snag
City council debates a 19 mill levy to cover a deficit for a century. Councilman Rawson opposes without cutting expenses or reporting from the mayor and board of control. Debate centers on fire department centralization and potential tax impacts. Muller moves to table the measure.
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Howell
Count Rawson
Rawson
Mayor and Service Board
Board of Control
Counciman Carson
Friday
Rawaon
Arc Department
Thay
Contral
The
Cownall
Gerald Martin
Muller
Yellow Line urged to rethink West Avenue route
City council plans another push to persuade Manager Coen of Lake Shore Electric to consider the West Avenue entrance. Councilman Sudro said the N Y C was proceeding with plans and that an undercut at the railway crossing would need arranging if West Avenue is used.
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Coen
Lake Shore Electric
West Avenue
Sudro
N.Y. C
State briefs from Cincinnati report stabbing and accident
Aug. 8 reports note James Sparks, 38, wounded in the neck by three men seeking revenge and dying from loss of blood. John Simpson, 38, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer, injured after being struck by a bus and later presumed fatally hurt with skull fracture and severe injuries. Mrs Harry Bilkey and family mourn Char Groma of Gilman who died in a mine accident, with several sisters named as survivors and burial plans pending.
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Cincinnati
James Sparks
John, Simpson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harry Bilkey
Clark Street
Char. Groma
Gilman
Bilkey
George Huber
Tannery Street
P. Snyder
Toledo
Father Goes to Pen for Killing in New York
Seventy two year old Raffael De Raeffela was sentenced in general sessions court to eight to twenty years for killing his son. The courtroom drama included Mrs. Salvatore Pirone, widow of the slain man, alleging the son did the shooting while De Raeffele claimed sole responsibility.
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New York
Raffael de Raeffela
General Sessions
Whch
Salvatore Pirone
de Raeffele
Lord Northcliffe Connected to Serious Illness
Lord Northcliffe, noted British publisher, was reported in London to be in serious condition after a heart ailment with oxygen administered. In Washington the Senate launches a Lafollette probe to uncover hidden financials of major oil producers as Republican Senator from Oregon announces actions.
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London
Lord Northcliff
Washington
Senate
Ofl
Bénator Republican
Oregon
Chicago Sergeant Describes Bomb Squad Life
Police Sergeant Lawrence L. Mc Donough finds little interest in his bomb squad work. He explains his duties include examining and disassembling bombs and infernal machines recovered by the Chicago police.
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Lawrence L. McDonough
Chicago Police
Mabel Malcomison Seeks Divorce From Brownhelm Husband
Mabel Malcomson of Brownhelm filed for divorce after accusing John A. Malcomson of cross neglect and cruelty. She alleges failure to provide, desertion for long periods, and that he told her to work for herself. She obtained an injunction against disposing of property and seeks restoration of her maiden name Mabel J. Harrison.
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Mabel Malcomson
John A. Malcomson
Brownhelm
Mabel J. Harrison
Mrs. Mabel Olds Dies at Hospital
Mrs. Mabel Olds 35 wife of Edward Olds died at the hospital last night leaving a newborn daughter. Survived by husband five other children and a brother. Funeral Thursday 2:00 PM at 69 Turner Street conducted by Rev. Edwin Kirby M E church. Burial at Ridgelawn.
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Mabel Olds
Edward Olds
Pessimism Mounts Over Thirteenth Allied Conference
BULLETINS LONDON Aug 8 indicate British officials see the current allied conference as another forecasted failure. Buffalo Aug 8 reports George H Ash electrocuted when his wife used a fan during drying. Washington Aug 8 bans news from prohibition enforcement division with drastic new rules. Mexico City Aug 8 Obregon signs financial agreement. bankers committee in New York received favorably. Birmingham Ala Aug 8 voters nominate governor and congressmen in state primary. women show keen interest.
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Buffalo
George H. Ash
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Division
Mexico City
Birmingham
Ala
Congress
Alabama
Ohio Anti-Saloon League Protests Voting On Issue
Ohio Anti-Saloon League protests the proposed November ballot amendment to permit beer and light wines. Treasurer L. Dickey claims nullification against federal law and the Ohio petition asks for a statewide straw vote. Secretary of State Smith will rule later. signatures exceed legal minimum. Prohibition ticket petitions also circulate with candidates for governor and other offices.
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Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Smith
L. Dickey
Ohio
Dickey
United States
Ker Dickey
J. A. White
White
United States Supreme Court
Freon W. Marcolin
Cleveland
Matteer
Aaron Watkins
Cincinnati
R. G. Reed
Elias Jenkins
Youngstown
Harry M. Derhem
Gettysburg
Thomas W. Shreve
Martins Ferry
George S. Hawke
Hamilton County
Crlas G. White
Lancaster
Harding demands Congress in session on August 15
President Harding orders 2 complete Congress to remain in Washington and ready for action due to railroad and coal tensions. He directed congressional leaders to cancel recesses after the reconvening of the House on August 18, with eleven members notified to be present August 15.
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Washington
Harding
House
International
White House
Rentleman
Senate
Joseph G. Rogers
Iis
Pajama Clad Girls Save Lakeside Summer Resort
In Lakeside Michigan on August 8 a bucket brigade of about thirty pajama clad sorority girls saved the Lakeside summer cottage colony from destruction. They joined with over 20 neighbors to form a bucket line from the beach to the fire, many barefoot, later joined by the dance hall orchestra.
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Lakeside
Mich
Bre
Awahy
la Boonty
Rankin Sues for 8947 to Secure Judgment from Fauver Firm
Rankin sues for 8947 claiming money due from F K R 0 Ke Fauver Om Beta firm. Court action seeks judgment for the amount and related costs.
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F. KR
Rankin
Fauver, Om & Beta
Slayer-Guspert Arrested in Grafton Murder Case
Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber and County Commissioner W. B. Richmond arrived in Cleveland with arrestee Paul Citexk, accused in the murder of Andy Covich beside the Big Four tracks at Grafton on August 31. Citexk was captured in New York City with $2400. Kuccovich’s presumed funds were about $1066. A star chamber session at the jail followed as officials questioned Citexk ahead of arraignment before Justice George.
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Lawrence Webber
W. B. Richmond
Cleveland
Paul Citek
Andy Covich
Grafton
Duck
New York City
Solice
Kuccovich
Grand Central Railroad
Weet York
Citeck
Citex
Backus
Webber
Cit
George
Mob Threatens Toledo Negroes in Bloody Morning Events
Several hundred men gathered in Toledo this morning amid a bloody confrontation. Ernest Carlisle, detained after a violent incident, was involved as authorities reported threats targeting African American residents. The scene sparked fear as police moved to restore order.
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Toledo
Ernest Carlisle
Trolman Saal
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