Coal strike spreads as government warned of action
Reports from Washington and Cleveland indicate no arbitration will be used in Harding’s coal plan. Officials say a fact finding commission will be formed and the government may act to avert a coal famine. northwest states urge rapid coal shipments and production rises slowly under troop protection to prevent widespread industrial paralysis.
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Washington
Harding
Cleveland Coal Conference
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
I Terhatland
Ulus Committee
Anf. S
Feld
Department of Justice
Spencer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
ST Paul
Minn
Preue
Northwest
Blaine
Wisconsin
Nestosorth Dakota
McMantera
South Dakota
Preus
Prang
Duluth
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lnion
Injunction Sought To Stop Water Charge In Elyria
Lois Ball filed suit against the city of Elyria and water department director Henry Beck seeking a temporary and permanent injunction to halt a $350 quarterly charge for a single meter serving two dwellings on West Third Street. She owned a brick house with three families and a rear small house. service was established before the new rule and changing meters would be costly. The suit asks the court to prevent shutoff or collection of the charge pending resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ball
Elyria
Henry Beck Sersion
West Third Street
Water Works Department
Aready
Crabbe Leads in Ohio Attorney General Race
Ohio returns show state representative C C Crabbe London winning the Republican nomination for attorney general. Bo F O McDonald, Newark, backed by the drys, leads Democrats for the same post. Democratic contenders for state treasurer include William Jo Hiler and Ham G Dewease, both of Columbus, in a close race. Thompson’s growing plurality appears to top Knight by about 120000, with full precinct results updating totals. In output, Donahey leads for governor with 119453 to Duffy 42863 and Johnson 46542. Meanwhile near Americus Georgia an unidentified negro assaults a white woman, leaving her severely injured as officers search the area.
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Columbus
CC Crabbe London
Bo FO McDonald
Newark
William Jo Hiler
Ham G Dewease
Ohio
Thompson
Knight
Harvey C. Smith
Durand
Day
Harry C Smith
Williams
Beetham
Darnell
Donahey
Duffy
Johnson
Unfilled steel orders rise at United States Steel
New York, Aug 10 United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders on its books as of July 31 at 5,776,161 tons, up from 5,635,531 tons on June 30 and 4,930,324 tons on July 31, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Congress Will Back Harding In Strikes
Senate and House leaders foresee government action to seize railroads and curb coal and essential goods if strikes threaten life and safety. They compare potential move to Wilson wartime powers, urging rapid action to avert national disruption.
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Congress
Harding
Plane Assembly for South American Flight Commander E Pinto Martins
Commander E Pinto Martins of the Brazilian navy will assemble a plane for a South American flight. Lieutenant Walter Hinton of the United States, famed for the NC 4 trans Atlantic voyage, is connected to the venture as a hero figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmmander E. Pinto Martins
Lieut
Walter Hinton
U.S
Fortune in $1.5 million awaiting Edward C. Fox
A Cleveland telegram to Mayor Jones from Samuel F. Snyder says Mathias Snyder left Edward C. Fox a $1.5 million estate with $800,000 annual stock and bond income. Fox, once employed at a local city dairy, is missing despite dairy inquiries.
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Edward C. Fox
Jones
Cleveland
Samuel F. Snyder
Fox
Mathias Snyder
Polchak Fined $500 For Possessing Liquor On Trial
Louis Polchak was convicted of illegally possessing liquor and fined $500 plus costs. Attorney Guy Findley plans an appeal to the court of common pleas. Officers executed a search warrant, found gallons of corn whiskey buried in the Polchak yard, and seized them after locating no one home to serve the warrant. The legality of the officers’ search and seizure is disputed.
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Louis Polchak
Mquor
Mator
Guy Findley
Polches
Court of Common Pleas
Fay Dass
Polchey
Suit to foreclose on land contract in Carlisle
Chas I. Wire files suit against John Garai to foreclose a land contract on property in Carlisle with $5000 due. Wire alleges Garai sold belongings, abandoned the property, and threatens to destroy the crop. He seeks an injunction to stop interference and a voiding of the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas I. Wire
John Garai
Carlisle
Frank Sterling Taken to UMA Hospital After crimes
Frank Sterling, involved in an attempted wife murder in Penfield township near Spencer and later an attempted suicide at Wellington, was transferred to Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane after authorities learned of the move via Massillon hospital. Deputy William Kegs reported the MassillonMassillon transfer details yesterday.
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Frank Sterling
Penfield Township
Spencer
Wellington
Lima State Hospital
Sherif Backua
Massillon Yapene Hospital
William Kegs
Massillon
Bandits Kill Mexican Official Near Mapimi Durango
Despatch to the state department from Torreon reports Mexican official G F Martin of San Antonio Texas wounded and another man killed near Mapimi in Durango by bandits last Friday. Authorities are in pursuit of the assailants.
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Washington
Columbus O
G F Martin
San Antonio
Texas
Mapimi
Durango
Mexico
State Department
Wr Donaldson
Torreon
Man seeks 25000 for death of daughter in Lorain plea
Stanley Zajowski administrator of Helen Zajowski's estate filed a 25000 damage suit against Armour Co for the death of his daughter. The child was killed by an automobile at the corner of Washington and 18th streets in Lorain.
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Stanley Zajowski
Helen Zajowski
Bat
Armour Co
Chilc
Washington and
18Th Street
Lorain
Hultz Seeks Sheriff Post After Vote Anomaly
Unofficial county voting showed Roy Hultz Haens in second place for sheriff with a miscount altering totals. A corrected figure indicates 2,612 votes instead of 1,112, changing the apparent standings and prompting review.
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Roy Hultz Haens
Anu Ate & Splendid
of Ca
Death of Philip Schirack at Decatur Ind
Former Elyria resident Philip Schirack died in Decatur Indiana. He had lived here for years with his son Edward and left many friends.
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Elyria
Decature
Ind
Edward Schirack
Columbus Street
Philip Schirack
Decatur
Edward
Rebels Evacuate Cork After Buildings Blown Up
Dublin reports say Irish irregular troops evacuated Cork after dynamiting several buildings. Central News despatch notes the military barracks Victoria Gate and the offices of the Examiner and Constitution newspapers were among the targets.
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London
Cork
Dublin
Victoria
Examiner and Constiution
Hart denies rough treatment of wife in separation
Los Angeles August 19 William S Hart the film star denies harming his wife Winifred Westover claiming chivalry guides his conduct. The couple, separated about three months, face possible settlement rumors including a sum around 128000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William S Hart
Winifred Westover
Hart
Ifa
Hartt
Charlie
Two Lorain Men Seek Separation
Norman Wieland sues Ada Wieland of Lorain for divorce claiming an ungovernable temper and a troubled home since their 1904 marriage with four children. Wladyslaw Grycz of Lorain seeks a divorce from Pelagijs Grycz alleging wilful absence after their 1906 Poland marriage and his service in the Polish army. she did not join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wieland
Ada Wieland
Lorain
Wladyslaw Grycj
Pelagijs Grycj
Portugal Turmoil Escalates as Troops Move Nationwide
Madrid reports Portugal is in turmoil again with troops deployed across the country to enforce the state of siege declared yesterday amid mounting political tension and instability.
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Madrid
Portugal
Alege
Wea
Taft Calls for Stronger Federal Judges Power
Chief Justice Taft told the American Bar Association that justice suffers when judges lack discretion. He urged a permanent commission to study federal procedure and recommended reforms to speed civil justice, reduce appeals, and unify courts while applying British practices where useful.
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San Francisco
Cal
Howard Taft
American Bar Association
Taft
Lonpress
Juattea
Congress
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Abollten
Great Britain
Opposes Abandoning Interurban Service in East Liverpool
City Solicitor Perry L Righy of East Liverpool filed with the State Utilities Commission a brief opposing the Steubenville East Liverpool and Beaver Falls Traction Company petition to abandon the River and Pleasant Heights line at East Liverpool. The hearing is set for August 22.
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Columbus
Perry L Righy
East Liverpool
State Utilities Commission
Steubensile
East Liverpool and
Beaver Falls Traction Company
River and Pleasant Heights
MURDERS WIFE THEN COMMITS SUICIDE IN PASADENA
In Los Angeles California on August 10 1910 Axine Beam was shot by her husband who then killed himself by slitting his wrist and cutting his throat after arriving from Carpogis Pennsylvania Pasadena authorities reported a domestic tragedy and a personal crisis followed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rr Am
Pasadena
Car‘pogis
Big four railroad union men allowed to quit when life in danger
Cleveland officials reported that members of the big four brotherhoods operating Illinois Central trains were authorized to quit their jobs if their lives or safety were endangered by order of the railroad union heads based in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Illinois Central Railroad
Violence on Buffalo street car strike escalates
Street car violence in Buffalo intensifies as more than twenty attacks occur overnight. Patrolman Thomas J Cody is injured by flying glass and a large stone strikes a rider, while jitney owners test a return to operation amid a sixth week of strike stalemate. Union leaders warn of possible broader action as railroad labor tensions rise nationwide.
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Buffalo N
Thomas J Cody
Mod
Buffalo
Labour and Crime Notes In Chicago Trial Freeing Of Murphy
Big Tim Murphy a labor czar helper in a conspiracy case linked to Police Lieutenant Lyons death was freed as Judge Taytor sustained a motion to dismiss. The ruling ends the charges against Murphy. In Zanesville two women won party nominations for county recorder at Tuesday primaries Eugenia Rose Republican and Miss E Goodlive Democratic defeated incumbent J C Holloway by six hundred votes.
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Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Lyons
Taytor
Dismina
Wurphy
Imade Bs
Zanesville
Coun
Pri
Hold Two Men In The Theft Of Auto Lorain
Sheriff Backus reports two men named Walker and Bransford were arrested in Detroit. They listed Lorain as their home and had a car stolen from Mr MecClear, a Cleveland auto dealer. The vehicle was taken from Lorain on July 29 and had crossed state lines. Detroit authorities were asked to hand the suspects to local officials.
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Backus
Detroit
Walker
Bransford
Lorain
Mr MecClear
Dent
M. & M Co. Clevel
Lacrain
Four County School Bond Issues Defeated in Vote
All four county school bond proposals failed as voters rejected centralization plans. Russia township voted 13 to 24 against centralization and bond issues failed 34 to 118 for levying, while LaGrange rejected a $30,000 housing plan and related bonds.
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Loraime
Russia
LaGrange
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