Miners and Operators Meet Over Bituminous Wages in Cleveland
In Cleveland a joint federal and state scale committee of union miners and coal operators from Ohio Indiana Illinois and western Pennsylvania met at the request of President Wilson to discuss wage changes for the bituminous field. Miners urge a raise from six to eight dollars a day noting many workers cannot live on present pay while only half the week is worked. Operators signaled willingness to listen but offered no forecast of outcomes, with a committee appointed to arrange further talks.
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Cleveland
Central
Ohio
Indiana
Iliois
Pennylvania
Wilson
Ie Central
Fetfit
L. Lewis
Nals Operators Association
Committee of Minera and Agge
Searls
Lewis
Mahlke not himself at time of assault say wife
Mrs. George Mahlke, wife of Mahlke, claims her husband has suffered mental lapses for months after a back injury at the Willys-Overland plant. She says the 14 year old Canfield assault case may stem from the accident and that he has remained faithful despite erratic behavior. Authorities say no bail decision yet.
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George Mahlke
Josephine Canfield
Sugar Ridge Road
Shortff Cowls
Mahlke
Mahbike
Deposed King of Finance in Seclusion
Boston report notes Attorney General Weston Allen turns attention to other alleged money making schemes as Ponzi rests at home in Lexington denying interviews. Authorities expect arrests within 24 hours as inquiry into Securities Exchange Company progresses and government agents survey Ponzi’s movements.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
Ponzi
Weston Alen Hag
Hts
Lexington
Litigation Over Estate Settled Quieted in Court
The case over the estate of late Thomas Martin has been settled by the courts. The property at Second Street and East Avenue is now vested in Mrs. Martin, who is the new owner.
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Ate Thomas Martin
St of Second Street
East Ue
Mrs. Martin
Park Loungers Await Cream Treats As Truck Delays
A large truck with ice cream, paper ware and spoons arrived at the courthouse area and drew a crowd in the city park expecting free treats for a lawn fete. The date was mistaken and the cream did not arrive as planned, leaving the crowd disappointed and lights fading as night ended. The event was supposed to be hosted by the Service Star Legion, formerly the War Mothers.
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Court House
Service Star Legion
War Mothers
GOP Primary Winners Highlight Strong Local Candidates
Editorial notes post primary sentiment and lists prominent GOP nominees. Henry R. Endly and J. F. Burke win State Senate seats, Elmer F. Cotton secures Representation, H. C. Wilcox and C. M. Williams praised for continued county offices. Local voters show approval across Richland Lorain district.
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Harry Davis
Frank B. Wills
U. S
Clarence J. Brown
Harvey C. Smith
Joseph Tracy
Rudolph Archer
John G. Price
Silas Richards
Supreme Court
Edward Mathias
Thomas A. Jones
Benson Hough
Alvan F. Ingersoll
Court of Appeals
C. L. Knight
Henry R. Endly
Mansfield
Richland
Lorain
J. F. Burke
Elmer F. Cotton
Grange
Farm Bureau
County Agricultural Society
H.C. Wilcox
C. M. Williams
Electric Workers Picnic Set For August 14 At Avon Beach
The Electrical Workers of the city will host a family picnic at Avon Beach park on Saturday, August 14. Attendees will enjoy a day by Old Erie with members and relatives in attendance.
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Avon Beach Park
Old
Erie
Final Suffrage Fight Beging Today
Raleigh report notes that North Carolina’s constitutional amendments committee approved ratification by 7 to 1 in the upper house. Meanwhile Nashville reports the federal woman suffrage amendment debate opened in the state senate with a minority report tabling action and a 23 to 10 vote to table. Seventeen votes needed for ratification in the senate. no action yet from the house.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Nashville
Tenn
State
Senate
Resugeeu
House
House Committee
Local Firemen to Attend Northern Ohio Convention
The Northern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association annual convention will be held in Lorain on Wednesday August 18 with firemen from Elyria Amherst Vermilion Oberlin Huron Wellington Grafton Medina and Cuyahoga Falls plus possibly Cleveland vets in attendance Elyria plans a strong delegation and will contend for the prize list Two parades are scheduled Lorain Fire Department and citizens' cars at 11 20 in the morning and another parade of association members at 11 30 in the afternoon The day will include dancing and bathing activities.
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Northern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association
Lorain
Elyria
Amherst
Vermilion
Oberlin
Huron
Wellington
Grafton
Medina
Cuyahoga Falls
Cleveland Vets
Burke Wins by 840 Votes in Primary Returns
County results show J F Burke leading J N Stone by 840 in the county and 227 in the district. Endly trails Stone by 162 in the district but leads in the county by 682. Burke totals 4692 votes district and 286, 442, 361, 602 by county. Endly 3927 with county totals 1785, 426, 571, 1242. Stone 376 in district with county totals 2427, 361, 430, 547.
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J. F. Burke
J.N. Stone
Mr. Stone
Mr. Endly
Stone
J. N. Stone
Henry R. Endly
Harold Davay
F. O. Phillips
Lorain County
Medina County
Ashland County
Richland County
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Fall injures Pope Benedict in marble stair area
Rome reports Pope Benedict slipped on a marbled floor while moving from his bedroom to his private library. He sustained a slight abrasion to the knee and remained otherwise fine. The incident occurred today as the pope moved through his residence.
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Pope Benedict
Rome
Pape Benedict
Messagger
Oberlin Physician Killed in Auto Crash Near Sandusky
Dr. Winthrop F. Thatcher of Oberlin died when a Lake Shore interurban car struck his automobile about 10 p m three miles east of Sandusky He was 46 and left a wife Edith W Thatcher and three children Eleanor Everett and Virginia A longtime physician with ties to Oberlin College and local medical societies leaves a brother Dr Thatcher of Fremont and other relatives Edith Thatcher resides on Walnut Street
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Chronicle-Telegram
Oberlin
Winthrop FB. Thatcher
Lake Shore
Sandusky
Iis Automobile
Thatcher
Edith W. Thatcher
Eleanor
Everett
Virginia
Chatham
Ohio
Oberlin Academy
Oberlin College
University of Pennsylvania
Amerian Medical Association
Ohio State Medical Association
Lorain County Medical Society
Cleveland Academy of Medicine
Eaton Farmer Dies Aged 64
Clifton A. Dawley 64 died at his Eaton township home. A well known farmer he lived in the county all his life. Survived by wife, three sons and two daughters. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m at home with Rev. Randall. burial at Butter Ridge cemetery. Louie Clark 26 hotel man Cleveland and Inez Miller 24 manicurist Lorain noted in nearby line.
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Clifton A. Dawley
Eaton Township
Randall
Butter Ridge Cemetery
Gladiola Exhibit Opens Tomorrow at Wilkins Hurst Store
Home Garden Association committee announces a Gladiola Exhibit in Wilkins Hurst Store windows on Broad Street. The floral beauty contest draws many entrants and a local florist will judge entries. Windows will be filled by ten o'clock tomorrow morning by N. and J. W. Miller with garden specimens not entered in the contest.
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Home Garden Association
Wilkins Hurst
Broad Street
J. W. Miller
Chautauqua Opens Here With Lectures and Music
The Red path Chautauqua series starts this afternoon with the College Girls Singers and a lecture by Dr Roscoe Scott titled A Men s Sized Job to be followed by music by the College Girls Tonight at 8 o clock. Tomorrow morning the Musical Arts Trio performs and at 3 pm Dr Adnan Newens presents a lecture with a later monologue In the afternoon the event continues on the old Chautauqua grounds on West avenue.
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College Girls
Roscoe Scott
Adnan Newens
West Avenue
Bolsheviks Threaten Warsaw As Siege Curfew Imposed
Paris reports show French and American views on the Russo-Polish situation are aligned as talks renew. In Warsaw a state of siege is declared with a ten pm curfew and cafes closing by nine. Soviet forces push toward Lemberg while Poles claim gains on the southern front. Bolsheviks near Radziechotyn, Stanystavczyk, and Toporoff are noted.
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Bulletins
Paris
United States
Warsaw
Lemberg
Offeral
Comey
Irish Cavalon
Radziechotyn
Stanystavczyk
Toporoff
Local Board Finishes Official Vote Count for County Officers
The board of elections completed the official vote tally for district and county officers. Candidates and counts include Williams 85, Knight 165, Smoyer 652 for Congress. Cotton 2177, Summers 1791 for State House. Wilcox 5027 as Probate Judge. Williams 2718 as Clerk of Courts. Oldham 1911. Beal 1402. Hale 8648, Richmond 3597. Haigh 34. Rankin 4. Hawley 845. Ludwig 2812. Wright 1862. Beebe 1449. Irish 4459. Brodrick 1984. Theobald 4732. Webber 3472.
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Congress
H. Williams
C. L. Knight
Chas. E. Smoyer
Seite
Elmer F. Cotton
Co. R. Summers
Claude A. Spicer
H. C. Wilcox
CG. M. Williams
Wm. H. Oldham
Samuel A. Beal
N. D. Backus
A. TE. Hale
W. B. Richmond
Haigh
O. EL Rankin Leon
Hawley Robert W. Pulley
Walter G. Ludwig
Walter J. Wright
Artemus Beebe
Frank A. Irish
G. E. Brodrick
Clinton M. Theobald
Lawrence H. Webber
Call of the Wild Triggers Six Cleveland Boys Arrest
Six Cleveland boys aged seven to fourteen wandered off chasing the call of the wild yesterday. They reached Chestnut Ridge before hunger halted their trek. Sheriff Backus pursued them after a farmer reported the boys at his home. The group rested at a local police station while two boys were returned home and the rest to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Horace Greeley
Sherif Backus
Hnad
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