Governor Pinchot Aims for Coal Strike Settlement
Governor Pinchot met with mine operators this morning and planned another session with miners at 2 PM, then a fourth with operators at 4 PM. He said he discussed both sides’ cases and sought a plan of action, while keeping some details confidential. A bishop and others familiar with the coal fields were consulted.
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Pincot
New Sermen
M J Ban
Qusself
Peece
Hableton
Weinberd
Ming
Harrisburg
Réyard
Five youths face charges of assault in LaGrange case
Sheriff arrest stories allege a group from LaGrange and Elyria abducted two sisters after taking them for a car ride near Hast River Street. Kenneth Knowles pleaded guilty to aiding and consorting with the alleged assault and was bound over to the grand jury. others held on $500 bonds with hearings set.
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LaGrange
Patel
Elyria
Sdm
Mnderhill
Wil_iam Wolcott
Adrian Buswell
Kenneth Knowles
Syria
Kenneth Ormg
Kha Paul Auriet
Lmits
Hast River Street
B. J. George
Mrs Butler Sees Relief From Pain After Using Vegetable Compound
Mrs Butler recalls severe pains after overlifting last April causing persistent back, abdomen and limb aches. A friend recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the remedy reportedly improved her condition, enabling easier housework and errands.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Holly
N. J
Is. Butler
Masked masterwork wins national knitting prize
Shea, Mrs KB Corman of Lincoln Street Jamestown RT, captures the $2000 first prize in the Fleisher Yarn Company National Knitting Contest with a sweater and scarf set. Elizabeth Potts of Santa Cruz wins $500 for a dress, while G F Greenwood of Philadelphia takes $200. The event awards $11,275 total with three state prizes and broad participation nationwide.
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KB Corman
Lincoln Street
Jamestown
Fleisher Yarn Company
Philadelpha
Elizabeth Potts
Davis Street
Santa Cruz
California
G. F Greenwood
Cadwallader Street
Philadelphia
Traction head assailed by council on streetcar row
Aug 28 report from Cleveland Ward 33 where residents and officials clash over street railway service. Councilman Hahn accuses the Cleveland Radway Co and Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Railway Co of operating extra cars to boost costs, endangering life at 35 mph, delaying sidewalk repairs, and resisting track removal. Citizens demand service cuts and an investigation. officials promise review and possible fare changes after a six month report.
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Ward 33
West Park
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Street Railway Committee of
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Wast Park
Southwestern
Anscomb
Methodists Hold Annual Session Opens in Marion
The eleventh annual session of the West Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church began this morning at Epworth M E Church in Marion and continued into the evening. Bishop William F Anderson of Fe led the opening events as pastors and delegates gathered for examinations and age preliminary to the gathering.
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Marion
West Ohio
The
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Epworth M. E
William F Anderson
Conference cabinet meeting sets committees amid routine business
Cimennatr, president of the conference, held a cabinet meeting with the superintendents of the nine districts. They discussed recommendations for committee members and routine matters, with decisions to be announced at the conference close.
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Cimennatr
Coolidge plans no changes in Harding policies
Washington reports official assurances from the White House that President Coolidge will not alter Harding administration foreign or domestic policies. The aim is stability and confidence with affairs proceeding smoothly.
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Pres. Coolidge
Harding
Washngton
White House
Coolidge
Toledo man sentenced for forgery in Ohio case
James Richards known as E T Cunningham was given 40 years in the Ohio penitentiary split as twenty years on each of two forgery counts after pleading guilty to passing a 975 forged check at the Northern National Bank on July 18. He confessed after initially pleading not guilty, while Detroit authorities plan charges for a similar theft totaling 16839 dollars.
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Toledo
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
James
Richards
Ritchie
Northern National Bank
E T Cunningham
Detroit
Flyers Set New Endurance Flight Record Across Vast Distance
In San Diego on August 28 Captain Lowell Smith and Lieut John Richter began a second endurance flight covering 4,100 kilometers or 2,542 miles far beyond any prior single flight. They kept breaking records with each leg, eclipsing the 4,049-kilometer Dayton milestone set last year by Lipul MacReady and Lieut. Kelly.
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Cal
Lowell Smith
Liaut
John Richter
Dayton
Lipul
MacReady
Lieut
Kelly
Belmar youths denied bail after stake burning charges
In Belmar New Jersey two 17 year olds and a 18 year old faced no bail after a preliminary hearing on burning at the stake charges linked to the incineration of Charles Spindler 11 and William Hubbard 16. The crime occurred near a wood outside a Bete locale last Sunday. Witness accounts varied and the fate of the victims was horrific with bodies found burned and bound. The suspects await grand jury action on indictments.
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Richard Forman
Caleb Hubbard
Aution
Charles Spindler
Wm Hubbard
Bete
Kid Propper 2% Autoridus gang leader shot dead
Jacon Kaplan known as Kid Propper 2% Autoridus gang leader was shot through the head today in front of the Essex Market court after discharge following arraignment for complicity in a recent shooting. Louis Cohen, 22, was arrested on murder charges.
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New York
Jacon Kaplan
Kid Propper
Essex Market Court
Louis Cohen
Man Arrested on State Fair Grounds for Liquor Possession
At the Columbus fair grounds on August 24 officers raided a craps game hut found two pint bottles of liquor. George Jehaeor, 52, colored, of Philadelphia, was arrested and jailed on the charge of illegal liquor possession.
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George Jéhaeor
Philadelphia
Ilegally
Tlgudr
Stock market advances with gains in metals and rails
Aug 28 stock market opens with vigor as Gulf States Steel and Baldwin lead gains. Industrials rise with Studebaker and Fisher Body advancing, while New York Central and Union Pacific inch higher. Livestock and grain sections report mixed results with steady cattle and weaker grain prices in Cleveland and Chicago.
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Fisher Body
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Alton
New York Central
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Gila
Simulus
State Départment
México
Balawin
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Stude Baker
Cosden Watland, Lipcraft
Pan American Petroleum
Mrs Christina Kiefer Dies at 88 in Birme
The death of Mrs Christina Kiefer, 88, occurred at her home 39 East Seventh Street Birme from age related infirmities. Survived by children C G Kiefer 457 Cleveland Street Mrs B Rauch Ninth Street Mrs J Seilhab East Seventh Street and Summa E Casson 462 Addis Street. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at a yet to be announced location.
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Cleveland Street
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Ninth Street
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Addis Street
Remove Chief At Youngstown Puts Mayor In Jeopardy
Youngstown officials report Chief James Watkins removed from office by Governor Donaher and intend to seek court relief to overturn the action. Mayor Reece was reinstated but his location remains unclear as conflicting reports place him in the city seeking a role in the ongoing dispute or in Columbus. Attendees involved in the proceedings declined further comment.
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James Watkins
Donaher
Watkins
Reece
Seelugion
Columbus
Ambassador Hafvey to return to London in September
The American ambassador to Great Britain, Colonel Vestge Hafvey, will resume his post in London in September, the White House announced. The ambassador and Mrs Hafvey are guests of the president and Mrs Coolidge at the Executive Mansion.
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Coronel Vestge Hafvey
Great Britain
Londdnh
White House
Hafvey
Mia Coolidge
Executive Mansion
Personal notices from Wellington station
Wellington residents share travel visits and social updates. The column lists visits to Blythe, London, and Florida. local families including the Baumgardners welcome a baby boy Merle Leonard weighing eight and a half pounds with mother reported in good condition.
Race pro ram at Huron County air in Norwalk Ohio
A three day race program is planned at Huron County air in Norwalk Ohio this week. The event runs Wednesday Thursday and Friday featuring a 3000 dollar purse with multiple heats and participants from local clubs.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Race Program At Huron County Fair This Week
A five thousand dollar race program is listed for the Huron County Fair with events scheduled Thursday and Friday of this week. The notice highlights prize money and timing for races at the fairground venue.
Lewis shifts UMWA HQ to Philadelphia for ant crack coal talks
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers moves his headquarters from Atlantic City to the Bellevue Stratford Hotel Philadelphia to stay near the Harrisburg conference on the anthracite coal strike crisis. He stays noncommittal on conference outcomes and says contact with Vice-President Prym Murray is easy.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Atlantic City
Ballevué
Éady
Pritom Murray
Union
Lewis
The
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Harrid
Unclear OCR: Labor tensions and strike at August meeting
A garbled report describes union activity and strike plans with references to September 1 and a strike headquarters area. President Coolidge reportedly calls off a cabinet meeting as optimism grows that the labor dispute may be resolved without escalation.
Eight Buried in Baltimore Dirt Cave Rescue Underway
Eight men were buried when an embankment collapsed at Carey and Baker streets during excavation for a colored high school. Five were rescued by firemen and police. four engine companies assisted. Rescue efforts continued to reach three more presumed trapped workers as crews dug with picks and shovels.
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Colored High School
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Police
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