Government Blames I W W For Rain Disorders
Police raids led by Chief Stand ard arrested Sam Nags of Vulcan street for posses sion of liquor and George Sarrow of Pim street for unlawfully having a still. Five gallon raisin jack found at Nagy home. Nagy fined repeatedly. Sarrow’s still found but not operating.
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Chef Standard
Sam Nags
Vulcan Street
George Sarrow
Pim Street
Nagy
Oure
Fle
Nags
Woman to Direct First National Health Exhibit
Miss Marjone Martin health expert of Brooklyn chosen as executive director of the First National Standardized Health Exhibition in October. She is the first woman in the United States to assume directorship of a national enterprise to remain in character.
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Marjone Martin
Brooklyn, Jr
Hard Goal Men Seek Yet Another Conference
Reports indicate leaders on both sides desire a new conference to avert further conflict. A stronger chance exists that a formal call will be issued soon as talks continue amid tensions over wage demands and peace terms.
Bethlehem Steel Announces 20 Percent Labor Wage Increase
Bethlehem Steel Corporation and Tarkawanna Steel Corporation announced a 20 percent raise for common laborers with equitable adjustments for other employees effective September 1. The Bethlehem official confirmed the action and noted proportional wage increases relative to competing producers.
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SFR
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Tarkawanna Steel Corporation
Grace
Bethlehem
Tathawanna Steel
Elyrian files suit for separation in Toledo court
William Maginnis sues for divorce from Helen Maginnis alleging false accusations and threats. He states his wife spread rumors of drug use, caused disturbances harming his business, and refused cohabitation over issues with her mother and brother. Maginnis, a stock salesman, lived in Elyria at 326 Mentor Drive and worked in Elyria before filing on August 10.
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Toledo
Wailliam
Fo Weginnis
Terany
Helen Va Finn
Tony
Elyria
Maginnis Saya
Dhe
Maginnis
Elvria
Park Avenue
Probe Crash Kills Two at Cleveland Warehouse
Aug 23 Cleveland Prosecutor Edward C Stan began an inquiry into the truck crash that killed two men, Harry Friday and Olyin Shore, and wrecked a warehouse at the Wilder’s Supply Company. If negligence is shown, cases may go before the State Industrial Commission and indictments for manslaughter could follow.
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Cleveland
Ounty
Edward C Stanon
Accient
Cleveland Wilders
State Industrialommission
Harry Friday
Clyin Shore
Boy Sleuth Aids Lorain Police in Tobacco Sting
Amateur detective Bernie Zenkus 13 helped Lorain police target minors selling cigarettes. He used a marked $100 bill to purchase at two places, leading to officers acting. Peter Katsifia paid a $25 fine and costs after working with the case, while another salesman denied charges and faces trial.
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Lorain Aur
Bernie Zenkus
Lorain
Bernie
Peter Katsifia
Wik
Hernie
Youll Be Surprised Kiwanis Luncheon Promises Speaker
An upcoming Kiwanis luncheon features a notable speaker provoking curiosity with the promise Youll Be Surprised. The event invites members to attend for an engaging program and meal.
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Kiwanis
Congress Debates Bonus Bill With Amended Proposals
Washington august 23 a torrent of speech making marks the looming bonus bill battle as McCumber lodge and Borah marshal factions for and against. Amendments include land reclamation cash bonus and life insurance schemes while presidency remains pivotal. Cincinnati report: Mrs Gleason attacked. Mrs Willard arrested after breakfast table dispute.
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Senate
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Nowas
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House
Harding
Mc Cimber
Lodge
Senator Borah
Borah
Senator Lodge
Amamecan Legion
Ran Witdl
McNary
Cincinnati
Virginia F Gleason
Hamilton O
Charly Wilard
Renewed Violence Attributed To Reds In Trouble Centers
Washington reports state authorities blame Reds and their sympathizers for renewed disturbances in trouble centers. Attorney General Daugherty says radicals foment outbreaks among workers, with rail lines and mail trains disrupted. Federal agents and state marshals mobilize to curb violence while investigations focus on radical groups and the Chicago Wood’s housing raid.
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Washington
West
Daugherty
Eswood
Ral Sud
Chithoma
Gine
Gene al Ts
Department of Ust
Shawneenyey
Gaycimor Robertson
Chi¢hama
Dinarde
Generil
Vontu d
Annes Star
Peace effort in final test stalls railway strike talks
In New York representatives of 148 American railroad workers met to accept or reject settlement proposals from five brotherhood mediation leaders. Eastern railroads showed optimism for concessions while major systems resisted any seniority changes. Western roads highlighted crop needs and fuel shortages as urgency for an early settlement grew. In Cincinnati Mrs Mattle Roundtree 30 was killed and six injured when an automobile overturned over a three foot embankment. her uncle George Badle 63 was pinned beneath the car and not expected to live. two married sisters and three men survived with minor injuries.
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New York
Cincinnati
Mattle Roundtree
Mt Carmel
George Badle
Rowodtree
Chree
Bandits Slay Town Marshal in Bonner Springs Bank Raid
Four bandits opened the Palmera State Bank safe in Bonner Springs near Kansas City. They shot and killed Town Marshal Leroy Damron who had survived an earlier assault during the robbery and then fled the scene.
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Kansas City
Leroy Damron
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Palmera State Bank
Slayers Tighten Chase After Wealthy Man Murder
In Los Angeles officers pursue the killer of Fred Oesterreich, a wealthy Milwaukee manufacturer, shot in his South Andrews Boulevard home as his wife Joaia hid in a closet. Three bullets hit Oesterreich, two near the heart and one in the temple, a fourth shot lodged in the ceiling.
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Los Angeles
Fred Oesterreich
Jochia
Waa
Oesterreich
Andrewa Boulevard
Democrats of County Select Leadership and Women’s Committee
Lorain residents attended the county Democratic meeting at Tagles Hall where Muirath of Lorain was elected chairman and Jash was named secretary. The executive committee from outlying districts convened with speakers urging unity, and a plan to form a women’s committee to help mobilize voters was approved.
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Lorain
Democratt County Central Committee
Elyria
Leraw
Wellington
Tagles Hall
Po Smethe
Amherst
Ods
Ci Central
Outliiing
Hariony
Tom Conway
Flyma
Ben Haris
Toran
Smshe
W Naurath
Couwas Homer Taweet
Jo Smythe
Garrett
Leo Horton
Weber
Louis Krajnyak
Assassination of Michael Collins Shocks Dublin and Cork
Dublin reports the death of Michael Collins after an ambush near Bardon Cork as 200 republican irregulars attacked his detachment. Collins died from a bullet wound while leading free state troops, with Cork and Tipperary seeing further turmoil and a new press of attacks on bridges and buildings.
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Dublin
Michael Cohin
Irish Provisional Government
Trieh
Free State Army
Gork Collins
Free State
Bardon
Cork
Collins
Coing
Hody
Curh
Tree State
Cotlins
Ure
County
Tipperary
Colnty
Dalton
Tia
Deaths of Collins and Griffith Shook Ireland
Dublin August 23 Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith, key figures in Ireland’s free state leadership, died recently. Collins, born in County Cork and aged 31, rose from a bank clerk to a Sinn Fein organizer and finance minister. Griffith led the intellectual wing and wielded strong political influence during eight turbulent years.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Griffth
Collins
County Cork
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
Collins Brother in Chigabo Tells of Premonition
Chicago August 2 Micheal Collins assassinated Irish leader Patrick Collins son of the slain man says he had warned his family in a letter two weeks earlier that he might die. He notes that if the killer is truly Irish the race would be disgraced, but condemns the man who killed him as unfit to wipe his boots.
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Department of
Chicago
Ind
Michigan
Michigan Woods
Uugent Agbuls
Dublin
Michael Collins
Ins
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Chigabo
Mike
Patrick Collins
Michael
Ireland
Assassination of Michael Collins Shocks Ireland
London reports the assassination of Michael Collins, leader of the Irish Free State, as a profound catastrophe. Prime Minister Lloyd George and the Dublin government express grief and pledge support while Collins’s fiancée Miss Kitty Kiernan awaits a future wedding amid Ireland’s unsettled politics.
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Trish
Ireland
London
Michael Collins
Towning Street
Tlood
Soorce
Cracieth
Wales
Willian T Cosgrave
Dublin
Inelief
Trish Free Stat atTm
Free State
Detective Foils Auto Fugitives
Aug. 23 in Lorain Detective James Brusk halted a speeding auto with two fugitives aboard. He leaped onto the rear and shut a valve cap, preventing escape. Three occupants were arrested on charges of fleeing. All pleaded guilty and fines totaled 21 dollars. Wheatchap Products seeks judgment for 1092.88 with additional costs to Besbe's.
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Lorain
Wheough
James Brusk
Brusk
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