State to study Black River pollution before court action
Ohio health officials report pollution of the Black River from Elyria sewage outlets and potential court action. Investigations Aug 11 and 18 found contamination, with delay blamed on further analysis of industrial wastes. City may be ordered to build a disposal plant and curb sewage dumps to avert a major health menace.
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State Department of Health
Department of River Pollution
Black River
Alyria
State Department
Hewth Gs Hoss
Jocal- Stocking
W. H. Tyiltoe
Im Full
Elyria
Hlark
Ohio
Hlyria
Labor Day Observed in Bigstyle at Cascade Park
Alla sat for a large Labor Day celebration in Cascade Park with three hundred donated prizes from merchants. Horace Reaver led the committee and mapped the program. Ice cream from Richwine Ice Cream Co. will be served, with Joe Will introducing speakers and Senator Burke and Mayor Jones delivering talks.
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Alla
Cascade Park
Horace Reaver
Richwine Ice Cream Co
Machintate
Joe Will
Carpenters
Burke
Jones
Death of Wellington Resident Mrs Mathews at 78
Mrs Harriot Mathews, aged 78 and former Wellington resident, died this morning at the Old Ladies Home after a week illness. Born August 24, 1844, she is survived by stepson J. L. Mathews of Minneapolis who arrived before her death. Funeral services will be held from the Old Ladies Home tomorrow at 10 a.m. Interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery mausoleum.
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Harriat Mathews
Old Ladies’ Home
Wellington
J. L. Mathews
Minneapolis
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Church and Industry in Mutual Gain
The Labor Day Sunday Message urges the Church to apply Christian fairness to industry and labor relations. It endorses fair dealing in unions and railways and calls for applying Christian principles across the economic order. Continued on Page 2.
Lawyer Studies Russ Conditions for U S Clients
Philadelphia attorney Frank P. Walsh spent three weeks in Russia examining conditions laws and economies. He will report to American clients on advisability of resuming commercial relations with the Soviets.
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Frank P. Walsh
Frank FP. Walsh
Philadelphia
Russia
State Board to Fix Fair Coal Prices in Ohio
Aug 29 Columbus State fuel commission held its first general conference to study data surveys and hear from coal operators and dealers. Poor said a fair price idea exists but more investigation is needed before naming a price. A follow up meeting is set for next Thursday.
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Columbus
State Fuel Commission
Richwines to Play Troxel Tonight in Practice
The Richwines face Troxel this evening on the Richwiner diamond at five o'clock in a tune up game described as a practice affair for the Richwines.
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Richwines
Troxel
Richwiner
Fire devastates Casden Building in Tulsa
Flames swept the upper floors of the Casden building in Tulsa Oklahoma causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Investigators say defective wiring caused the blaze.
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Tulsa
Okla
Wives Wait at Mouth of Trap Fearing Worst
Rescue efforts continued at the Argonaut gold mine as fire raged through levels 24 to 20 while gas masked crews battled to open a passageway from Kennedy mine. Families gathered at the mouth of the shaft waiting for word, amid rumors of a possible cave-in and dwindling air supplies.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
Kennedy
Tt Wan
Gaharini
Tescus
Tave Gnes
Red Cross
Yumor
Western Pennsylvania Soft Coal Operators Sign New Wage Scale
Western Pennsylvania coal operators sign a wage scale under the Cleveland agreement after meetings with United Mine Workers. The Pittsburgh Coal Company has not signed but offers union terms without checkoff. The move ends much of the strike by bringing 24 000 back to work.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
District Five
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Freeport Thick Vein Coal Operators Association
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Bryan to Campaign for Former Enemy in Nebraska
Wm Jennings Bryan will travel to Nebraska to campaign for Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock for re election. Bryan says old Democratic wounds are settled and he will open his campaign there in October, endorsing Hitchcock and six congressmen along with the state ticket.
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Washington
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Senate
Nebraska
Hitchcock
White House
Thapates
Thare Ara
President seeks emergency authority on rail and coal seizure
President Harding wants Congress to pass seizure legislation as a preparedness measure to avoid constitutional issues if railroads or coal mines must be taken over during a national crisis. White House stressed seizure is a last resort and not imminent. Mrs F Gardener now heads the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington with George R Weaies absent.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Nator Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Watson
Inddiana
Senate
F. L.ardener
U. S. Civil Service Commission
F. J. Gardener
George R Weaies
Harding
White House
Body of man tied to auto found in Missouri River
Kansas City Aug 29 The body of a man tied to the steering wheel of an automobile was found today in the Missouri river near Nearman. An anonymous note to Undersheriff Da vid Kepler Jr indicated the victim was wounded during a holdup. Authorities believe a companion tied him to the wheel and sank the car to thwart capture.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Nearman
Kansas
David Kepler, Jr
Mike Rapsky gets year jail term in Lorain case
Lorain judge Sentences Mike Rapsky to one year in jail for operating a house of ill fame. His wife and daughter testified against him. In Cincinnati officials from railway and steamship unions reported wage and condition agreement with El Paso and Southwestern and Milwaukee and St. Paul railroads. terms not disclosed.
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Lorain
Mike Rapi
Sky
Cincinnatio
Brotherhod. of Railway
Oday
Elpaso
Southwestern
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Labor Board Rebuffs Living Wage Bid in Rail Maintenance Case
Aug 29 Chicago The United States Railroad Labor Board refused to adopt the living wage principle as the basis for wage findings for maintenance of way workers. Crable urged an adjournment to adjust the case and notify President Harding and Senator M. M. Mins, while Wharton alone supported the living wage. The board will reassess wage standards under the Transportation Act, considering what is just and reasonable.
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Chicago
United States Railroad “Saper Board
Grable
Way
Harding
Cumming
Railroad
Latinr
O. Wharton
Crabl
Cummins
Wega
Transportation Act
RALL BROTHERHOODS PLAN TO TAKE SIDES WITH STRIKERS
International News Service reports that the four railroad brotherhoods may urge a 30 day notice to terminate current working agreements. Chiefs are to meet in Cleveland within 48 hours to decide if they will support the strikers amid the industrial emergency.
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Rall Brotherhoods
International
Ene
Washington
International News Service
B Four Brotherhoods
Cleveland
Rairoads
mea@tly
Tire
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Elyria River
Barriet Mathews
MES
Arthur E. Hungerford
Federal Council OF Churches
Lawyer
U. S
Oklahoma
BIG Four Brotherhood
Rail Board
U.S. Civil Service
Abe
Daughter
Ben
Fail Labor Board
Bad Rani
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