Peace Proposals Move Settlement In Two Days
Washington reports say a coal strike settlement is expected by Wednesday as production resumes on a large scale. Officials cite a Cleveland conference where operators and miners are near agreement, with telegrams indicating a final deal by tomorrow night. An anthracite conference opens in Philadelphia August 16, while Warriner plans a parley to revive the old scale and a full adjustment of the dispute.
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Washington
Cleveland
Bfituminiua Operatora
Atrikdog Nigers
Ita
Obsersera
Praasemt Lewis
S C Warriner
Philadelphia
Warriner
Lewis
Nited Mine Workers of America
Riner
Ok n G Wooley Former residential candidate dies in Spain
Ok n G Wooley formerly of Madison Wisconsin and a prohibition candidate for resident of the United States died in Granada Spain after an illness of several days a cerebral attack occurred Sunday evening his death reported to have followed illness and a family involved. Arthur Ernst involved in selling auto tubes is identified as not the Rochester man but a different Arthur Ernst and is charged with receiving stolen tubes.
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Granada
Spain
Aus
Wooley
Madison
Wis
Imer
United States
Edo
Mrooley
Amherst
Arthur Ernst
Jim Nelly
Oberlin
Rochester
Novy
Herst
Ernat
Amherst Parshal Satay
Famed Chicago Lawyer Mayer Found Dead in Hotel Suite
Levy Mayer, a renowned Chicago multi millionaire and influential corporation lawyer, was found dead in his Blackstone hotel suite. Coroner and physicians say heart failure likely caused by travel fatigue and recent head pain. Mayer had helped shape national politics and owned the Stratford hotel with major holdings in the Blackstone and Congress hotels.
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Chicago
Mayer
Senator Harding
Stratford Hotal
Blackstone
Congress
Peter M. Hoffman
Four Instate Die In Plane Crash Near Medina
Jamesn Ray a mechanician aviator of Madina Aviation Club and Louis Yann of Newark New Jersey died after a plane crash two miles north of Medina Sunday afternoon. Witnesses say the craft wavered and spun into a wheat field. Ray died beneath wreckage and Yann, who jumped, died en route to hospital. Both were well known in Oberlin. Ray worked at Oberlin Aviation Field and Yann studied at Caliega. In Dayton, Lt J P Moriarty and civilian pilot William P Stonebraker perished when their test plane plunged and burned. both were dead on impact and burned beyond recognition. Moriarty was a New York resident, overseas in World War I. Stonebraker served as observer.
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Jamesn Ray
Madina Aviation Club
Louis Yann
Newark
Medina
Ray
Yahn
Oberlin
Oberlin Aviation
Caliega
Dayton
J. P Moriarty
McCockfield
William P Stonebraker
Flemen
Moriarty
New York
Destroyer Sinks During Maneuvers Off Helsingfors
Central News despatch from Helsingfors reports the sinking of a Russian destroyer during maneuvers near London. No casualty details are provided in the dispatch. A second despatch notes the loss but omits casualty information.
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London
A_ Central
Helsingfors
Irish Emigrant Voyage Sparks Silent Vigil Aboard Adriatic
Early Saturday July a large group of Irish passengers aboard the Adriatic began a long voyage to the South-East. As the crowd gathered, they erupted in emotion at the sight of their homeland, singing and reciting verses in tribute to Ireland and their adopted country. The scene lasted hours with tears and unity, ending only as voices faded on the river.
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F. Burke
Quesnos- O
Ireland
Treland
Imad
Ol Olery
Apple
Official county recount shows large vote totals in primary results
County Board of Elections released the complete official count with Lawrence Webber topping for Prosecutor at eight thousand two hundred twenty eight, followed by J I Burke for State Senator at seven thousand nine hundred sixty three and Walter Ludwig for Treasurer at seven thousand eight hundred. Multiple state and local offices show varied Republican and Democratic tallies including Edward W Hughes for Secretary of State and Atlee Pomerene for US Senator with a wide spread of votes across candidates and positions.
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Board of Elections
Lawrence Webber
Ucket
J I Burke
Walter Ludwig
Monroe Welty
Gustugi
Carmin Thompson
Charles L. Knight
Harvey ©. Smith
Arthur H Day
Momer Wurand
Harry Clay Smith
Rupert Beetham
Daniel W. Wilt
J W Darnell
Lieutenant Governnor
Raymond J. Logan
M B. Arche
Roland G Davis
Cort L. Wiliams
R Ritule
Etthn Harper
Wir H Chetfield
Huston Robins
Edward W .Hughs
Clarence J. Brown
Thad H Brown
Chas. M McKinley
Harry Dey
G. E. Baker
Chas. A. Wilson
Cc. C. Crabbe
Edward E. Corn
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Quincey
D. C
William Whitney
J. W W. Brown
Peter Cooley
Sam Beal
J. Ford Thompson
Robert W. Pulley
Monrna J. Welty
Sam V. Halgh
George Rhoads
Albert W. Roth
H. J. Reisinger
Wm. G. Mitchell
D. A. Richards
Clarence B. McKvain
C. M. Theobald
Miller M. Wilcox
Lawrance Webber
M. E. Perry
Jas. D. Hughes
Vic Donahey
Thomas J. Duffy
Jas. G. Johnson
Charles H. Hubbell
Earl D. Bloom
EB. E. Denune
Howard C. Black
Charles W. Haslett
Wm. D. Fulton
Charles F Schaber
J. H. Newman
Wam
J. Hiler
Louis T. Nein
Hamilton DeWeese
Stephen M. Young
B. F. McDonald
Forrest Smith
Allen Setry
Lloyd CG. Williams
Garrett Claypool
Bapeatre Court
Thomas Dunlap
Stanley Matthews
T. D. Price
E. L. Boday
Daniel Badst
James W. Tarbell
Judge Court of Appeals
E. J. Fritch
John DcClaren
U. 8
Atlee Pomerene
Johlem J. Lewis
Congress
Martin L. Davey
A. V. Onial
State Central Committee
W. Dickersom
Len Kop Hn
George Stearer Slugged and Robbed on Lodi Street
George Stearer of 417 West Second Avenue told police he was slugged and robbed near the Lodi Street loop at about 11:30 Saturday night. His pockets were searched and $26 taken. He claims a colored man delivered the blow but could not identify the attacker.
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George Stearer
Lodi Street
Piqua Enforces First Blue Law Sunday Across Town
Piqua halted most Sunday business and recreation prohibitions as shops, theaters, gas stations, and restaurants closed for a blue law day. Only milk, plant operations, and urgent needs exempt. Police permit rules delayed prescriptions while courts and local officials prepared to enforce the statute.
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PIQUA
Lne
Deweese
Tooving Picture Show
Kipton Teen Drowns at Vermilion Beach Party
Vermilion notes the first drowning of the season as 16 year old Glen Rolf of Kipton died when a canoe overturned at Linwood Park. Rolf began swimming to shore but failed to reach safety while a companion clung to the overturned craft until Clondy Noel rescued him.
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Vermilion
Glen Rolf
Kipton
Linwod Park
Rolf
Linwood Park
Clondy Noel
Hay Fire Ghosts Suspect Arrested at Farm
John Dyke reported a blaze consuming four hay stacks on his east farm Saturday night. Sheriff Backus and Chief Stankard detained James Howe and Henry Deaker on suspicion. They were discharged after authorities found no proof of involvement.
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John Dyke
Sherif Backus
Chief Stankard
James Howe
Henry Deaker
Clevelander in Auto Crash 15 Fined 25
J. Allen of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars after a police court hearing on a charge of violating traffic law. The case involved a minor collision with another vehicle.
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J. Allen
Cleveland
Viclaw
Inter Allied Parley Over German Indemnity Breaks Down
London Aug 14 The inter allied conference on German indemnity collapsed amid deadlock as British French and Belgian premiers failed to break the impasse. Delegations discussed concessions while some prepared to leave and a plenary session was set for 5 pm in a bid to save a decision.
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London
Ient Baing
Goon
Vana
Central
Edward Grigg
Linuis George
Pulmare
Ruhr
Germany
Railroads Face Government Takeover amid Strike Crisis
Washington officials warn the federal government may soon assume control of the nation major railroads to avert winter suffering. President Harding meets with nine railroad heads and union leaders this evening for a final effort at peace, as the six federated shopcrafts and four Brotherhoods push a widening strike. The railroad executives have rejected two settlement offers, leaving a cloud of pessimism over prospects for an early agreement.
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Washington
Harding
Brotherhoods
Wilts House
Brescoes
Brother Noads
Rapital
Bombing of West Shore Train Probed by Detectives
In North Bergen New Jersey last night witnesses say three bombs were hurled at a West Shore passenger train heading to Weehawken. The steel car withstood two blasts though many windows were shattered as private detectives state constabulary and railroad officials investigate the incident.
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New York
West Shore
North Bergen
N. J
Weehawken
Bombing Attack Injures Passengers In Unclear Incident
Passengers suffer injuries from flying glass as bombs detonate near a transit area. Witnesses recall people fleeing from the scene. Rail officials blame a strike element while Vision leaders deny involvement, noting past anti union acts by enemies of unions.
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Tex
Missouri Pacific firemen threaten walkout and vandalism
Threats of a new walkout by Missouri Pacific firemen and a spree of arson and explosion in Missouri create a sharp turn in the southwest railroad strike Situation. After a meeting in Pargons the Big Four brotherhoods discuss the question of a possible action.
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Kanbas City
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Aange
Missouri
Southwest
Big Four Brotherhoods
Pargons
Union strike urged by Missouri Kansas and Texas workers
The lay also strike walkout on the Missouri Kansas and Texas rail line decided to stay at posts awaiting a union officials conference with railheads in St Louis tomorrow. Big four men met at Waco Texas unit Topeka Kansas but declined to comment. A bridge on the Frisco road over the Sac River between Springfield and Ash Grove was dynamited.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
St Louis
Big Four
Waco
Topeka
Kas
Frisco
Sac River
Minsoori
Springfield
Ash Grove
Anna Buchholz Funeral Planned Tuesday
Mrs Anna Buchholz 48 of 315 East River Street died Saturday after long illness. Born in Germany she came to the U S as a child and lived in Grafton and Elyria. Survived by husband Ford and children Alfred Oscar Ella Carl Arthur and a grandson Three brothers Frink Kolleski of Grafton Gus and Pete Kolinak. Funeral services at St John Lutheran church Tuesday at 2 pm with burial at Ridgelawn.
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Anna Buchholz
East River Street
Ford Buchholz
Alfred
Gulf Street
Oscar
Ella
Carl
Arthur
Alan
Frink Kolleski
Grafton
Gus
Pete Kolinak
Elyria
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ridgelawn
Death of Rev Louis Betgher at 163 Cleveland Street
The death of Rev Louisa Betchar, 1, occurred Saturday at noon at his home 163 Cleveland Street after an illness of some duration. He was a minister of the Disciple church, last serving at Lowellville. Survived by sons John and Louis, both of this city. The Church of Christ service followed this afternoon at 4 with burial at Ridgelawn.
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Louisa Betchar
Cleveland Street
Disciple
Lowellville
Thin City
John
Louis
Church of Christ
Ridgelawn
Mrs Amos Maxted Dies This Morning in Elyria
Mrs Amos Maxted longtime resident of Elyria dies at daughter’s home Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist church. Also notes a real estate suit and a land title case involving Festua Cooley Jr and Loula Polchey in Elyria, with monetary awards and costs mentioned.
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Mra Amos
Mra. M. T Foote
Andy Hronte
Festua Cooley, Jr
Loula Polchey
Elyria
Jack Fm
Strike Paralyzes Cumberland Valley District at Corbin
Corbin Kentucky August 14 engineers firemen trainmen and conductors members of the big four on the Cumberland Valley division and all switchmen in the Louisville and Nashville railroad yard walk out at 10 am. Officials say strike could involve up to 1200 more workers bringing the total to about 3600 in the district and halting the line’s key center.
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Corbin
Cumberland Valley
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Lord Northcliffe Dies at 67 in London Home
Alfred Charles Wil liam Harmsworth known as Lord Northcliffe, famed British publisher and influential public figure, died at his Canton Garden residence after a brief illness. He was 67, with toxic poisoning implied as cause, and his death prompted nationwide tributes and mourning across newspapers.
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London
Lord Northcliffe
Alfred Charles Willam Harmsworth
Gheat Jirliam
England
Canton Garden
Lord Northellis
Hineas Wan
Fin
Switserland
Evening News
Northcliffe
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