Jardine Drafts Farm Relief Bill for Congress
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine is crafting farm relief legislation to present to the next Congress. He has held talks with farm leaders and industry heads to gather suggestions, travels rural sections for firsthand data, and endorses three main measures: farmer cooperation, crop adjustment to curb surpluses, and a federal board to guide surplus handling and farm issues. The administration signals no direct financial aid, citing a likely surplus used for tax relief.
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Washington
Jardine
Neast Congress
Heads of Concertine
Federal Board of Guide
Plan To Open Goal Mines Non-Union
Six of the largest eastern Ohio coal companies plan to open mines with non-union workers within days. They will pay the November 1917 scale of 3 dollars per day, resisting the Jacksonville scale of 750 cents. Other mines are readied, with freight rate cuts spurring operation. Hocking Walther operators await the lead from eastern Ohio mines. No word yet on talks involving John & Lewis and Sayage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Jacksonville
Atx
Hocking Walter
Indianapolis
John & Lewis
International
Yee Tall
George W Sayage
Ohio Miners
Battle reported between North and South Taqoes in Ghia
Dispatches from Nanhing say a clash rages near Wukowk as northern and southern Chinese troops fight. Nationalists fear Chiang Kai-shek’s army may mutiny if Northeastern forces take Pukow. Cantonese flags appear in Cantone, ships place large orders for Chinese republican gear.
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Shanghae Ang
Wukowk
Nanhing
Chiang Kai- Shek
Pukow
Suner-Sea
American Kidnapped by Mexican Bandits Near Vincente Guerrero
Aug. 12 report from Netisy Washington says American citizen Robert Edward Pirie was abducted from his La Michilia ranch near Vincente Guerrero by Mexican bandits. American consul Dr. W. Mall Durango advised the State Department not to deploy troops, fearing Pirie could be killed to prevent pursuit.
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Netisy
Washington
Robert Edward Pirle
Vincente Guerrero
State Department
W. Mall
Durango
Pirie
la Michilia
Executed for Slaying His Stepson at Huntsvale
State Penitentiary in Huntsvale Tex reports F. M. Snow executed in the electric chair for the murder of his stepson Berne Connally. He was strapped in at 12:11 p.m. and pronounced dead at 12:19 p.m. Prison physicians confirmed the death. Snow confessed to killing his wife and mother-in-law after arrest, then retracted the claims in later statements.
Ohio mine operators reject union parley plan
A letter from Ohio Coal Operators Association president 8 M Robbins to Governor Donaher states Ohio mine owners will resume mining on a non union, open shop basis. He rejects a midwestern four state conference as a means to end coal industry unrest. The letter implies Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and western Pennsylvania operators plan to reopen without unions.
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Cleveland
Vic Donancy
Toledo
Ohio
8. M. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Mid-Western
Gov. Donaher
Robbins
State of
Frankpess
Lam
Epershotu
Obin
Uinoig
Lochang
Pennsylvania
Aged Leader Of Cult Carried Into Court
King Benjamin Purnell, once head of the House of David religious colony, testifies in Michigan as a bigamy case unfolds. He admits marrying his present wife before divorce from a former mate and recalls an early marriage to Angeline Brown at age 10. The crowded court watches as he is wheeled in and cross examined by attorney William J. Barnard.
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St, Vosnph
Mich
Purnell
Daavit
Queen Mary
Angeline Brown
Mary Stollard
Benjamin Purnell
House of David Tt
William J. Barnard
Desense
M. K. Mills Cat Poy
Detroit
Purell
Fostoria
Ohio
Stara of Bethlehem
Renton Farbor
Barnard
Purnel
July Lorain County sells 314 new cars
New car sales in Lorain County for July totaled 314, according to bills of sale on file with the clerk of courts. The record reflects transactions registered in the month and provides a snapshot of local automotive activity.
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Lorain
Woman Denies Possession of Stills in Liquor Case
Mar Dabonga of Avon appeared before Judge A R Webber after arrest by Officer Rankin on a charge of possessing implements for manufacturing illegal liquor. She pled not guilty. bond set at 9100 and trial scheduled for Monday morning.
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Dabonga
Avon
Rankin
A R. Webber
Leaders at Rapid City map in a Coolidge renomination effort
Eight Republican leaders from across the country arrive in Spa to discuss a possible draft of President Coolidge despite his statement that he does not seek another term. Most back him, predicting a deadlocked convention and a unanimous compromise nominee.
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Mapin City
Spa
Coolidge
Flaes
Republican Party
Vr Cooldge
Vic Coolidge
Fess
Ohio
Full
Willnerws
John & Fishar
Pennsylvania
Treasmy Mellon
Knutson
Selvig
Minnesota
Lowden
Hoover
Curwood Condition Unchanged After Transfusion
In Owosso on August 12 the writer James Oliver Curwood remained in unchanged condition, as reported by his physician Dr J J Haviland. A transfusion given late yesterday by his daughter Mrs Charlotte Jitus of Detroit brought slight improvement.
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Owosso
Midh
James Oliver Curwood
J. J. Haviland
Charlotta Jitus
Detroit
Appeals In Sacco Vanzetti Case To Be Heard Tuesday
Boston August 12 defense counsel prepare for Tuesday hearings before the full bench of the state supreme court seeking appeals from denial of writs and for a stay of execution in the Sacco and Vanzetti case. The pair remain under death sentence with Sacco fasting and Vanzetti drink intake resumed as 27 days pass.
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Saccovanzetti
Boston
Supreme Court
Nicola Sacco
Bartoloma Vanzetti
Guv Fuller
George A. Sanderson
Attornesa
Webster Thayer
Stpreme Court
Therm
Sarro
Vanzetti
Cherry Hill
Elpetric
Sacco
Sarco
Celestino Madeiros
New Bedford
Todas
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Renewal of fight over lake cargo freight rates seen
The dispute between northern and southern coal producers and lake cargo carriers over lake freight rates may reach the Federal courts. The Interstate Commerce Commission is expected to suspend a 20 cent per ton rate reduction for West Virginia and Kentucky coal to lake ports, prompting carrier appeals and protests from Pittsburgh Ohio district shippers.
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Cleveland
Washington
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Board of
Southern
West Virginia
Kentucky
Rive Pittsburgh
East Ohio
Pittsburgh-Ohio
Pittsburgh
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Louisville and Nashville
Fianna Fail and Labor form new Irish coalition in Dail
In Dublin Aug 12 Eamon de Valera and followers take seats for first time since 1921. Johnson of Labor allies with De Valera to push no confidence against Cosgrave government as National League leans to the coalition. New party balance 77 to 68 with government expected to fall.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Dail
Cosgrate
Deputy Johnson
Laborites
Fianna Fail
de Valera
Johnson
Cosgrave
Labor Party
National League
Home Office
United Press
Government
Farmers
Fianna Fair
Labor
Independents
Levine Delays Hop Weather Delays Transatlantic Race
In Paris on August 12 unfavorable weather postponed the trans Atlantic air race start. Charles A Levine owner of the Columbia wavered between starting today or not, finally deciding at 2am after Trendonne Costes announced he would not start. Levine hoped weather would improve for a later start.
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Paris
Charles A Levine
Columbia
Trendonne Costes
Breguet
Bevine
Costes
Levine
Alleged Poor Sidewalk Job Triggers Suit in Lorain
The Lake View Park Realty Co files a common pleas case against W A Stone alleging improper sidewalk construction in Lake View Park 3rd subdivision Lorain. They say sidewalks cost 3288 to install and claim 3000 in damages for flaws from the work.
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Lake View Park 3Rd
Lorain
Lake View Park Realty Co
Common Pleas
Surn
Prays
Two Cars Damaged in Washington VW Collision
A car driven by Ho Gerharding of 218 Harwood Street struck a machine driven by EY Goodrean of 769 A Street Lorain on Washington Avenue and Depot Street Thursday. Both vehicles sustained damage according to the police report.
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Washington
Ho Gerhardinger
Harwood Street
EY Goodrean
Lorain
Washington Avenue
Depot Street
Wood incident at Elyria Lumber injures worker
John Pycraft of Medina was cut about the face by a piece of wood while working at Elyria Lumber and Coal Company this morning. He was taken to Bvria Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Oman
John Pycraft
Medina
Elyria
Boy Scouts Concert Pane at Cascade Park Sunday
The Boy's concert pane presents a program in Cascade Park on Sunday afternoon August 14 at 4 30. It features Marth Triumph by F Jewel Reverse Romance by T Reeves Operatic Mingals by E W Berry Everglade Waltzes by F Miller 16th Regiment March by H J Coffman Arcadia Overture by A M Laurens Bass solo Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep by Alvin Archambault Loyalty March by K L Kang Medley Old Tunes by Suthwell The Champion Overture by G D Barnard Star Spangled Banner.
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Cascade Park
Marth
F. Jewel
T. Reeves
E. W. Berry
Everglade
F. Miller
16Th Regiment
H. J. Coffman
A. M. Laurens
Alvin Archambeau
K. L Kang
Suthwell
G. D. Barnard
Train Jumps Track. Two Die Near Racine
Two killed and 25 others escape injury when a Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul mail train jumped an open switch and derailed near Racine Wisconsin at Sturdevant. The engineer L H Brock and fireman T M Weber, both of Milwaukee, were killed as seven cars left the rails and two coaches overturned.
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Racine
Wis
Boy Slightly Injured When Hit by Car
Manuel Berson seven year old son of Lewis Berson was slightly injured yesterday afternoon after being struck by a car driven by Julia Wilhelming of 202 West Bridge Street He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where doctors found a small bruise on his right leg He testified he had run across Broad Street from north to south near Broad and Middle avenues No blame was placed on the driver
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Manuel Berson
Lewis, Berson
Julia Wilhelming
West Bridge Street
Young Berson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Manuel
Broad Street
Broad and
Middle Avenue
Bride of ten month bride finds husband dead in bed room
In Cleveland Ohio on August 12 Mrs William Dicky, a bride of ten months, found her husband dead in his bed room. He had hanged himself with a necktie to a post of an antique four poster bed. The man had been home only a few days from City hospital after treatment for a nervous condition and had been out of work for several months, per police.
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Cleveland
William Dicky
Dicky
City Hospital
Lindbergh Flew to Grand Rapids After Ford Departure
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh left Ford airport bound for Grand Rapids shouting farewell to Henry Ford. A companion plane carried his mother Mrs. Esangeline Lindbergh who joined the flight as Lindbergh urged Ford to consider his house as a home for him while in the area.
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Wien
Ang
Chailen
Lindbergh
Ford
Grand Rapis
Henry Ford
St Louis
Esangeline L Lindbergh
Edison honored on phonograph 50th anniversary at his home
At Thomas A. Edison’s home 230 guests gathered to salute the phonograph’s golden jubilee. Edison spoke from a microphone about sound transmission and recited Mary Had a Little Lamb, appearing unsure yet pleased as reporters and photographers observed simple preparations for the event.
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WLW
PAIN
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Mary Hall
Lttle Lamb
Coast Guard Captures Ansonia Hoard in New York Dock From Boat
Police and coast guardsmen seized the steamship Ansonia a 300 foot lake type vessel loaded with liquor valued at 1 000 000 near Staten Island. Boatswain G A Loomis boarded alone and captured the captain and crew after a pursuit that followed the ship from a dock to the bay. A crowd in trucks and automobiles was rounded up and questioned with several men arrested though no liquor was landed.
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New York
Coast
Ansonia
G. A. Loomis
Coast Guard
Staten Island
St. George
Drerdinand Dauria
Loomis
Little Black Box Opened in Marion Grand Jury
The Marion county grand jury in Indianapolis opened the contents of D C Stephens son s little black box today. John J Madden and Barts Mangelin examined the documents spread on a table as jurors sorted and considered the records. Paul Maman was fined $1 and costs after pleading entlty te disorderly conduct with carousing taints.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. C
Paul Maman
Colnred
Nen Avenun
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