Rail Executives And Rail Chiefs Hold Conference
New York Aug 24 secret negotiations between the mediation committee of five railroad brotherhoods and executives from about twenty roads continued today. Bert M Jewell said little but stressed efforts to settle the shopmen strike. The Willard group led talks at Yale club to study seniority proposals and possible separate agreements with the strikers. The talks involve only those railroads represented on the Willard committee.
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New York
Mall
Brotherhoods of
B M Jewell
Wood Meek Hotel
Yale Club
Bert M Jewell
Yate Club
Willard Committee
Raid Seizes $125000 Worth of Liquor at Cedar Point
Federal agents raid Cedar Point and Sandusky County jail basement. $125000 in bonded liquor seized from the resort’s hotels and cottages. Homes of executives Boeckling Kuebler Dehnel Wagner searched amid clashes. witnesses observe seizure by prohibition officers. In Cincinnati, ten cafe owners including councilman Schneider face warrants after beer samples tested 3 to 5 percent alcohol.
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Cedar Point
Sandusky County
C A R Boeckling
August Kuebler
William A Dehnel
A. C Wagner
Sandygky
Manos Club
Cincinnati
Loveland
William J Schneider
Elghth Ward
Three Elyria Women file divorce suits in city court
Lela Hendrickson sues Roy Hendrickson of the Ohio Hotel for extreme cruelty after a May marriage in Cleveland. Mary Medzuchan alleges Harold McGuchan beat and abandoned her, facing charges as she neared motherhood. Charlotta Uber sues Charles Uber of National Tube for gross neglect of duty and failure to support.
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Lela Hendrickson
Jay
Roy Hendrckson
Ohio Hotel
Cleveland
Cida
Perry Bay
Mary Medzuchan
Harold McGuchan
Lorain
Grange Woman Seeks Custody in Drunken Husband Suit
Verona Fatz of LaGrange files suit against Antona Fatz alleging habitual drunkenness and abuse. She cites prior insanity warrant and seeks child custody as the couple has five children.
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Verona Fatz
LaGrange
Antona Fatz
Police seize liquor from Antone Goumski's Place near Loop
Police raid near Loai Street finds liquor emptied into the sewer before officers secure a liquid sample for the city chemist. George Sarrow on Elm Street denies ownership of a recently found kitchen alcove still, claiming it belonged to a previous tenant and that he moved in days ago as investigations continue.
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Antone Goumski
Loai Street
George Sarrow
Elm Street
Sarrow
Independence under U S regime urged by Quezon Osmena
Mantla Aug 24 Manuel Quezon and Senator Osmena advocate an independent Filipino government while the United States would keep naval and commercial stations in the Philippines to protect American interests in the orient. They spoke after returning from the United States and urged perpetual exchange of commercial relations and a common ground with America.
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Mantla
United States
Philippines
Orient
Manuel Quezon
Queson
Osmena
Independent Movement
Americana
Lawsuit Seeks 1200 From Schroeder and Warren
Stanley Banks files suit asking the court to render judgment against William Schroeder and John Warren for 1200 dollars claimed due. The complaint outlines the amount and the parties seeking legal remedy.
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Stanley Banks
Wiliam_ Schroeder
John Warren
Trade mission sails to boost U.S. commerce
The American international trade commission has sailed for Europe on the Homeric to boost American export trade abroad. The mission is led by C. J. Owens president of the Southern Commercial Congress.
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American International Trade Commission
Europe
Pilgrims
C. J. Owens
The
Southern Commercial Congress
Liquor Toer Found Dead At Loop Salon
Frank Slahey a 40 year old proprietor of the Loop saloon was found dead in bed this morning at 848 after police and firemen entered his room by a ladder. Coroner ruled death due to heart failure aggravated by alcoholism. Police found over $600 and papers of value. Slahey had recent liquor possession fines and an administrator appointed.
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Frank Slahey
Loop Salon
Follece
Slaber
Viashesky
Mashesky
Slahey
Miley Perry
Welch Undertaking
Tr Fg
Slabey
Cleveland
Anthony Nalding
Sianey
Ceveland
Perry
Martial Law Proclaimed in Guatemala
Mexico City reports that martial law has been proclaimed to extend to several departments in Guatemala due to the spread of a revolutionary movement. Advices from the Guatemalan frontier today note that composition has been established on the Guatemalan border area.
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Mexico City
Departments
Guatemala
Conporsttio
Ohio Federation of Labor Flags Misuse of the Referendum
The Ohio Federation of Labor adopted a resolution in Columbus attacking Secretary of State Smith for denying the beer and light wine amendment to the state constitution a place on the November ballot. It asserts the state constitution imposes no authority to preemptively block initiatives and referendums and notes the supreme court will not pre approve amendments as to constitutional conflicts. Federation officials say the resolution guards against advance constitutional challenges to future initiative measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Labor
Smith
Supreme Entry of
United States
Federation
Ihee
Federaton
Hard Coal Peace Plans Thwarted Amid Deadlock Across Regions
Philadelphia reports show both sides clinging to a no retreat stance as leaders from United Mine Workers and operators drift apart. Pittsburgh mines stay idle while officials sign contracts under the Cleveland agreement and a nearby district nears a break in the stalemate.
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Philadelphia
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray International
Thomas Kennedy
Harelton
Distrret Number 7
Murray
Lewis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association
Association
United Mine Workers
P T Fagan
District 5
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Community Playground Picnic Thrives Despite Rain
Despite rain the Cascade park Field Day drew an estimated three to five thousand. Franklin boys won the Midget Playground Ball league title after a 7 to 6 final in a game delayed by weather. Elyria Kiwanis beat Medina 11 to 8 and Richwine Ice Cream fed two thousand children cones.
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Cascade Park
Ron
Franklin Boys
Hamilton
Ely
McKinley
Gates
Franklin
Garfords
Elyria Kiwanis
Medina
Ued
Medina Kiwanjana
Elfyrangs
Elyria Kiwanians
Rich- Wine Ice Cream Co
Diffeniny
Thess Indien
Station No 1
HIP Subsidy Bill Shelved in Washington
The Harding-Lasker ship subsidy draft to sustain the American merchant marine was dropped from immediate consideration by President Harding who asked Congress to postpone action until after the November elections. House and Senate leaders echoed the delay amid strong congressional opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
House
Senate
Rebel leaders De Valera and Childea surrounded near Cork
Dublin Aug 24 Eamon de Valera Erskine Childers and Mary MacEoinney leaders of the republican irregulars were reported surrounded by Free State troops near Cork today. The Free State forces did not press the attack and the rebels moved with only a small following.
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Dublin
Eamocen de Valera
Erakine Childera
Mary MacEwiney
Irragulara
Cork
Grand Duke Cyril Claims Russian Throne
Grand Duke Cyril of Russia, son of the late Grand Duke Vladimir and cousin of the late czar, declares himself guardian of the throne as grandson of Emperor Alexander II. Soviet authorities have not invited him to return and rule.
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Cyril
Russia
Vladimir
Czar
Alexander II
Mathilde Mak Prepares for Wedding Day in Basel
Major Manx Oser a Swiss riding master and suitor to Miss Mathilde McCormick of Chicago today filed citizenship papers as banns are prepared for the wedding. He has travel papers to visit major countries including the United States. McCormick has left with a maid for retirement, with friends not revealing her whereabouts.
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Basse
Switzerland
Manx Oser
Mathilde McCormick
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Major Qoser
United States
Major Oser
Oser
Ohio boy with broken back plans White House visit
Wilbur Morgan a 15 year old from Manchester Ohio who was injured in the Island Queen wreck during President Hardings Cincinnati visit seeks doctors approval to travel to Washington for a White House visit Mrs Harding and Mrs Sterns have invited him to the capital after his long illness at Christ Hospital now walking with a light cane he hopes to join the Manchester band at the Columbus state fair and then visit the White House
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Cincinnati
Manchester
Ohio
Wilpuy Morgan
President Harding
Mra Harding
White House
Christ Hospital
Harding
Washington
Wilbur
Funeral of Michael Collins Draws Thousands in Dublin
The body of Michael Collins arrived from Cork and lay in state at City Hall as funeral rites began. Crowds lined streets while officers, ministers, and militants followed the coffin draped in the Irish tricolor to St Vincent hospital for embalming. General Mulcahy urged unity as Irregulars clashed with Free State forces, and Churchill signaled Britain's noninterference.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Cork
St Vincent Hospital
Ender
T Vincent Hospital
Collins
Army
Dail Direann
Collins’ Neat
Neill
Ainn Feiner
Eamonn DeValera
Free Staters
Mulcahy
Free State Army
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
de Valera
DeValera
County Cork
County Limerick
Liscarro
Cregan
Free State
Chinese Civil War II Ends in Shanghai Declaration
In Shanghai the Chinese civil war was officially proclaimed ended today. Sun Yat Sen, former president of the Republic of South China, issued a peace proclamation to parliamentarians. The speaker stated that all fighting has ceased.
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Shanghai
Rus
Wan Mande
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of South China
Jun
Liquor Arrests Near Wellington Reported
Deputy Sheriff capture on Hunt ington farm yielded about fifty gallons of mash. Paul Vargo faced Mayor Guy Well ton and paid a $100 fine plus costs. Later arrest of Archie Kurt and Guy Lomry for drunkenness led to court after pleadings. sentence deferred while authorities pursue the source of supply.
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Paul Vargo
Huntington
Cowle
Fey
Biggs
Guy Wella
Wellingston
Penfield Township
Archie Kurt
Guy Lomry
George
Theater manager sues farmer for damages in Sunday law case
Harry Kress theatre manager sues Lathep Patterson farmer for 5700 dollars claiming damages in court. Jury in Judge Hiatt's court finds the defendant guilty and awarded 706 dollars for reimbursement as punitive damages and related costs.
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Harry Kress
Lathep _Patterson
Farmer
Lila
Hiatt
Kress
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