Coal Strike Talks Advance In Philadelphia Gains Hint Of Settlement
Aug 21 reports from Philadelphia indicate mine workers and operators expect a settlement within the week as negotiations under Secretary of Labor are amended. Wage disputes remain central, with arbitration opposed by miners and a plan for a three-person board under review. Governor Morrow sets price considerations for Kentucky coal, while Ohio and Pennsylvania discuss maximum prices and distribution.
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United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Department Labor
Ohio
Morrow
Kentucky
Commission
Philadelphia Parul
Garcia
Anthracta Eoaclation Board
Warriner
John L Lewis
Lewis
Albany
Nathan le Miller
State Legislatura
Office of
Washington
Indiana
Labor Department
Cleveland
Terre Haute
Lorain Democrats Recommend New County Chairman
Aug 21 Lorain precinct committeemen recommended Geo Moebel N Peel Howard Cox and Laataaealag for county Democratic executive committee positions. They also named W Marrath as chairman of the county central committee.
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Lorain
Hays
Democratic Executive Committee
Geo Moeble
N. Peel
Howard Cox
Laat
Aealag
W Marrath
Bohoola Gets Opal in Lorain Court Order
A Lorain court grants an order allowing Bohoola to obtain Opal under the supervision of authorities. The decision follows a county fuel inquiry and involves use by the Daderrar in the case.
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Lorain
Aus
Daderrar
Firat
Guar Contracts for Preble Minds Homes at Cost
Columbus reports contracts for six new cottages to house 1390 patients at the Orient farm for the feeble minded. The project, likely awarded this week by the state welfare department, costs about 766000 as part of a 2656700 state fund. The plan includes Mansfield reformatory improvements and the construction of new industrial buildings at an estimated 105000.
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Columbus
Aus
Bowes
Orient Farm
State Department of Welfare
Mansfield
Reformatory
Lorain Man Killed In Crash With Death Car
A Lorain man died from injuries after a collision when a Johnson car was forced off the road by another vehicle that did not stop. The husband and baby were uninjured aside from minor harassments and scratches. The remains were sent to Trenton after arrangements by Judge A R Johnson, former congressman and father of the death car driver. Newton H Johnson is named as a relative.
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Mack
Trenton
A R Johnson
William F Pipps
Newton H Johnetug
Johnson
Washington
Berlin Attorney Struck in Real Estate Clash
Attorney A Tillotson clashed with Ora Rivers a shoemaker after a heated real estate deal. Rivers allegedly struck Tillotson in the face thrice after remarks about Rivers drinking. bystanders intervened and a warrant for Rivers’ arrest on assault and battery was sworn before Justice of the Peace Smile. Byters assert Rivers had not been drinking.
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Rivers
Justice of the Peace Smile
Four year old Roy Detwaller crushed to death
A four year old boy, Roy Detwaller, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Detwaller of Bellefontaine, was crushed when a section of a structure toppled and landed on him. The accident occurred as the child climbed the sex or stair near Jad Baramnac Lake. Authorities report August weather as normal for the period.
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Roy
Bellefontaine
Leonard
Leonard Detwaller Bellefontaine
Baramnac Lake
Raow
Wool Millionaire's Son Killed in Auto Race Collision
The son of a wool magnate died after his car collided with two others on a state highway near Reading during a racing event. The crash injured several people, and witnesses reported Slans after Woods machine struck the other auto.
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WOOL
Wood
Reading
Slans
Woods
Rhode Island Senate Seat Heated By Election Sized Race
Rhode Island moves toward a tight battle for a senate seat as a contest unfolds between Pete Goulet, Democrat, and former Governor R Livingston Beeckman, Republican. The two are described as rivals living next door, with the outcome potentially decided on the field rather than in voting booths if law permits.
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Rhode Island
Pete Goulet Gerry
R Livingston Beeckman
Nve
Tennia Neta
Polo
Second primary needed in U S Senate race volatile runoff
Miss Belie Kearney failed to poll 17 000 votes in Mississippi Senate race leaving no clear winner. A runoff primary is required between Senator James K Vardaman seeking renomination and Hubert D Stephens who finished second in the first primary.
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U. 8 S. Senate
Davis Proclaims Movie Week Urging Industry Growth
Governor Davis issued a proclamation designating September 3 to 5 as Movie Week to promote higher standards in film production and broaden the industry’s public value. He urged viewer support for a nationwide observance highlighting the motion picture's cultural impact and potential benefits to society.
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Coumess
Daves
Davie
Stocks and cattle market snapshot amid mixed gains and falls
New York stock prices opened steady with several issues edging higher including steel and locomotive makers, while Studebaker and Reading showed modest gains. Cattle receipts hit 1700 with mixed pricing for steers, heifers, and bulls. calves strong, hogs up to near five dollars, and calves firm as markets fluctuated across grains and livestock in Chicago trading.
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New York
Adel
Marne
Studebaker
Yorkara
British round world flyers search near Calcutta
Search today for Captain Norman MacMilian and Captain Metin, missing since leaving Calcutta for Rangoon ahead of a cyclone. Major Blake led the initial British round the world attempt. Blake fell ill but planned to join at Vancouver. In Ohio, Dalmer Matson, 11, drowned after falling into the Muskingum River. body recovered. Also listed: grain and market quotes from New York and bond prices.
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Calcutta
India
Norman MacMilian
Metins
Rangoon
Chage
W T Blake
London
VacVillan
Matling
Blake
Pacific
Vancouver
Mconnellville
Dalmer Matson
Jeff Matson
Muskingum River
Politicians Prepare for State Meet in Columbus
United States Senator Atlee Pomerene and Congressman Simeon D Fess lead the list of candidates and leaders attending the Ohio state platform conventions opening in Columbus. Key figures include William H Miller as possible Republican campaign chair and Fred J Heer named for Democrat chairman. The Democratic convention holds at Grand Theater with sine die adjournment planned. the Republican session at Memorial Hall aims to adopt the platform and hear keynote by Fess.
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Columbus
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Simeon D Fens
William H Miller
Gelumbus
Carmin Thompson
Cleveland
Democrat State Central Committee
Southarn
W W Durbin
Kenton
Campaigey Ja
Fred J Heer Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
Tuesden
Grand Theater
Memorial Hall
Stata
Fess
Repah
Davie
Thomas J Duty Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Pomerene
Vic Donaires
Philadelphia
Infant Born After Blood Transfusion in Watertown NY
A newborn in Watertown New York underwent a blood transfusion from the father as doctors treated severe blood loss. The operation was performed to save the infant's life and was successful according to a report from Watertown High School Professor WK Hewitt.
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Watertown
Ehlid Ty
WK Hewitt
Brute Ann Phil Douglas barred from baseball by judge
Aug 21 bulletin from Chicago reports former Giant pitcher Phil Douglas permanently barred from organized baseball by Judge Landis and will not seek a rehearing. Washington notes Aug 31 tied to the same decision from Judge Landis office. Red Cross says $10,000 is appropriated to aid China relief for typhoon victims. Paris reports Swiss law delays marriage of Max Oser Swin and Mathilde Rockefeller granddaughter for at least two weeks. Zurich notes persistent rumors circulating today about continued discussions or events.
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Chicago
BrutAnn
Phil Douglas
Giant
Landis
Washington
American Red Cross
China
Paris
Max Oser Swins
Mathilde McCormick
John D Rockefaller
Zurich
Woman shoots man over baby's name in New York case
Mrs Sarah Berlin tearfully described shooting Moses Schneider after he refused to name her five month old son. She said she married others for him, sought his help, and fired when he rejected her pleas. He was wounded in the chest area and hospitalized. The incident follows a troubled family history and a divorce request years earlier.
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New York
Sarah Berlin
Moses Schneider
Schneider
Berlin
Jefferson Market
Oand “Irs Miller
Buffalo
Harlem
Naver Schneider
Renewed search for missing seaplane near Eighty-rat Street island
New York August 31 search efforts used ships planes and wireless but failed to locate a missing Aeromarine seaplane carrying a passenger from Eighty-rat Street and Five Island. Major Smith and Pilot Miller led the operation with the mother ship and accompanying craft sweeping water and shores near Fire Island. The craft vanished after departing at seven o clock Sunday morning, with rescue crews noting no wireless on board and that the passenger identity remains unknown.
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New York
Astomarine Company
Aenger
Eighty-rat Street
Five Island
Major & Smith
Aeromarine Airwave
Ninn
Firs Islae
First Street
Viettor
Breare
Imat Pea
Gald
Fear Break Continues Over Bonus Bill In Congress
Congress battles over a major legislative measure with Republicans split and Democrats backing the veto override. Senate delays due to quorum issues as proponents and opponents prepare for a heated vote on the McCumber Fordney bill with prospects of passage within days or a week. National figures Kinged a push for defeat as business groups urge chambers to oppose compensation legislation.
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Representa. UN 5
Senate
Mean&hiie
McCumber Fordney
Hanford MacNider
Anmearican Secior
Julius Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Barnas
Polley
Farm man killed when wagon overturns near Grat-iot
DILL ZANKSVILLE Aug 21. Ankrum an farmer near Grat iot 14 miles west on the National pike was struck while riding on a wagon load of coal and pitched headfirst onto the roadway. The wagon passed over him and he died instantly. He leaves a wife and four children. The note adds a curious aside about Italian violin strings and Italy’s historic role in their making.
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Baltimore
James Burkett
Edward Deaver
Harmans Station
Odenton
Washington
Cincinnati
Miss Norh Smith
George Smith
Lawrencebure
Wer Bister Almes
Ruth
Miss Smith
Cincinnate
Ivin Greenwald
Hartwell
Hamilton
Cincinnnati and Dayton Traction
Edwards Lane
John Zind
Dill Zanksville
Wim Am Ankrum
Gratiot
Here
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Woollen
U.S Senate
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Meter Goelet
R. Livingston Beeckman
Sen James Ah Vardamn
Hubert D. Stephens
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Steel Common
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