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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1920

Page

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Back Pay Award Raises 18 Million for 175000 Miners

President Wilson approved the anthracite coal commission majority plan raising wages by 20 percent for contract miners and 17 percent for company men. The report fixes a minimum 52.5 cents per hour for the lower paid, retroactive to April 1, 1920, with about $18 million in back pay and total annual increases around $85 million for 175,000 miners, while maintaining no retail coal price hike. The retroactive feature drew opposition from the chairman of the miners scale committee, amid a pending joint meeting of miners and operators to apply the award.

Wilson Majority Commission Washington Anthracite Coal Commission Anthracite Commission Wilkesbarre Mhe Thomas Kennedy Ferry United Mine Workers

Ohio Guards Rule In West Virginia City

Federal soldiers set up in Mingo county strike region with headquarters at Williamson under Colonel Burkhardt from Camp Sherman Ohio. State constabulary to withdraw as troops patrol the area including Pike county across the Tug river into Kentucky where guardsmen have been stationed. Coal operators report several mines operating and others prepared to reopen after the strike.

Presidential Fund Quiz 13 Opened Today

Chicago August 30 The Republican campaign for 1920 will spend about 5 million dollars according to testimony before the senate committee investigating campaign funds Wil Hays chairman of the national committee said 1 1 million of the total had been spent by the old committee and that 3 million would be handled by the new body He asserted 1 million would be allotted to states for strictly state purposes and denied charges of big money underwriting Republican expenses

Chicago Shite Committee Wil Hays National Republican Committee Hays National Committee Totel Governorox Hagg Senate Democratie

Robbery at Ridgelawn filling station for second time in six weeks

Two armed men robbed the Btandaré Oil filling station near Ridgelawn cemetery at 10 20 Saturday. They held A B Aoetey at gunpoint and rifled the cash register of about 42 dollars. Police believe the robbers are the same pair from a prior raid, describing them as a tall and a short man driving a large gray touring car. They fled toward the business district and escaped before officers could be alerted.

Sperry Cdusiness Goodsaete

Gop Leaders Deny $15 Million Campaign Fund Charge

Accused by Cox and party figures deny a $15,000,000 fund. Fred W. Upham serves as secretary while Will Hays chairs. Clarence Miller is secretary. John W. Weeks raises campaign funds in New England as Charles D. Hilles works in New York. A. T. Hart in Kentucky and Jakemon in Oklahoma tied to pre convention efforts managed by Daugherty for Harding.

Cox Fred W. Upham Will Hays Clarence Miller John W. Weeks New England Charles D. Hilles Wen York A. T Hart Kenturry Jake Mon Oklahova Daugherty Harding Senator Harding Harry M. Daugherty John WW. Weeks Tee Upham Jake Hamon A. T. Hart Clarence F. Muller

Four Meet Death as Irish Troubles Grow

Belfast August 30 rioting described by police as the worst yet. By midday four deaths were confirmed, including Grace Orr shot as troops cleared a street in the unionist quarter. Many bullet wounds admitted to Royal Victoria and Matter hospitals. Sinn Fein and unionist shipyard workers clashed in York and North streets with shops wrecked. Soldiers used armor cars as they kept combatants apart. A girl in a green blouse led a Sinn Fein attack in York street. A small boy was later shot by a sniper. Shipyard workers, unarmed, were attacked by Sinn Feiners and police. Disorder also in Ewarts row, unionist quarter. shops wrecked, troops fired to clear streets. Continued on Page Four.

Belfast Grace Orr Royal Victoria Matter York North Streets York Street Sinn Fein Sinn Fenners Ewarts Row Sinn

Palisade Murder Leads to Arrest of Girl's Husband

Following the Palisades amusement park killing of Mrs Frank Schultz near New York City her husband has been arrested as material witness and jailed without bail. He protests his innocence and claims a police-suspect story but he has not been charged with the murder.

Frank Schultz Palisades Amusement Park New York City Worar

Car Crash at Ridgeville Center Ends in Post Office Damage

Frank O Brian of this city lost control of his car after a collision with a machine driven by F Forthover at Ridgeville Center while coming from Cleveland. Believing he was pressing the brake he hit the accelerator, wrecking a telegraph pole, the waiting room, a maple tree, and the post office. Flora Knight sustained facial cuts from shattered glass as bystanders escaped injuries. Both cars were badly wrecked.

Frank O'Brian F Forthover Ridgeville Center O'Brian Cleveland Forth Nover O’brian Flora Knight

Annexation Hearing set for Tuesday in Elyria

Tomorrow at 9 o'clock county commissioners will hold a hearing on Elyria's annexation proceedings. All land parcels proposed for annexation are to be considered and interested parties are urged to attend in Court Room No. 1. A number of local officials are expected to attend.

Elyria T A Abere

Electric car collision claims George Gleason in Elyria

George Gleason 37 of Chelsea Avenue Elyria is killed after steering onto streetcar tracks to avoid two oncoming cars near Caseigad Saturday night. His wife and son were bruised. Arthur Gleason suffered a fractured arm. Gleason, born January 22 1883 in Carlisle Township, was a Moose member. Funeral Wednesday at Stop 6 Graf tonne home with Rev Burner officiating.

Caseigad George K Gleason Chelsea Avenue Cueld Village Cleveland & Southwest eTrin Gleason Memorial Hospital Jenkins Arthur Carlisle Arthur Coon Gleagon Clyrian Moose Lodge Carlisle Township Blanche Coon Thelma Mary Thayer Toledo Edard Gletson Richard Thayer Elyria Russell Thayer Cleveland Abe Coon Graftonne LaPorte Burner

Marriage Licenses and Divorce Suit Summary

Oscar H Hiser 24 a brakeman and Eva Farschman 19 a clerk from Lorain. George Dragen 32 a laborer and Anna Filo 31 from Lorain. William Marsal 22 a shoe salesman from Cleveland and Martha Haman 20 from Lorain. Oberlinite Robert Waite files for divorce from Emma Waite alleging a fraudulent marriage contract and asks for separation.

Oscar H. Hiser Eva Farschman Lorain George Dragen Anna Filo William Marsal Cleveland Martha Haman Oberlinite Robert Waite Oberlin Emma Waite Sha

Elyria Construction Sues for $500 Over Auto Crash

Elyria Construction Co seeks a $500 damages award from Tohn Gabor after a collision with its truck on Oberlin Road. The suit alleges Gabor drove recklessly on August 35, causing the accident.

Elyria Construction Co Tohn Gabor Gabor Oberlin Road Tha Edllisiae

Ten Victims in Green ee Bear-On Collision Between Elyria and Oberlin

A west bound Cleveland Southwestern street car collided with a local car near Stop 91 between Elyria and Oberlin. One man was killed, fifteen to twenty injured, and both cars destroyed by fire. Ambulances and Elyria fire department aided, with victims taken to Memorial hospital. Names include Folden Sprunk, 45, and several Duralls, with extensive injuries listed. Noted car values were $18,000 and $20,000. full damage awaiting machine inspection.

Hee Elyria Oberlin Cleveland No. 1 Folden Sprunk Florence Midway Betwest Andrew Durall Vine Street Elizabeth Durall Lucile Durall Avon Durall Phil L. Lins Ripley William Miller Lake Avenue Carl Bates Broad Street John Nestor Limited Nestor

Italy Reports Accord With United States On Russia Poland

Uct policy news notes Italy informing the United States that Rome and Washington are nearly in accord on sentiments toward Russia and Poland from the American note. Colby said a formal reply would follow when the Italian premier returns. Poland and Italy exchanged assurances via embassy channels. Russian offensive actions near Brest Litovsk continue with village seizures and heavy fighting near Lemberg. Polish forces regroup during front inactivity while a Bolshevik message to Warsaw is said to protest unarmed reinforcements. Polish peace delegates in Minsk face ongoing disputes while seeking armistice and a treaty.

Italy United States Russia Poland Colby State Department Rome Lucerne London Brest-Litovsk Lemberg Vlodaya Grubeshoff Moscow Warsaw Minsk

Lorain County Teachers Institute Opens at Technical High

The Lorain County Teachers Institute opened at the technical high school this morning with about 250 teachers from across the county and several from outside. Attendance was large and expected to grow tomorrow as the program proceeded with an interesting session planned.

Lorain County Teachers’ Institute

Police Visit To City Clubs Surprises Six Venues

City police conducted a sweeping Saturday night inspection of clubs including the Bagige Moose Lions and Elks. Chief Srank ard Detective Karake and Patrolman Southam led the visits to each venue and reported the interiors orderly with a few minor issues noted during the tour.

Srankard Karake Patre

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Ohio West Virginia Rob MacSwiney Palisade Mrs Frank Scholtz George Gleagon Peter Blazey Ridgeville Lmited Uct Teachers’ Institute Man Southam Aso Vals Stairs
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