Unions Charge Congress Conspiracy Behind Unemployment Rise
A Washington report from the Amarina federation of labor accuses Congress of a conspiracy to deflate labor and worsen joblessness. It cites a 6.79 million unemployed figure plus hidden workers and predicts hunger protests as policy failures persist. It laments inaction on public works and housing bills and condemns political retaliation against dissenting voices.
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Washington
Aux
Amarina Federation of Labor
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Joint Funeral Plan Abandoned Over ZR-2 Disaster
London reports the joint funeral plan for Finnish and American victims of the ZR-2 disaster is abandoned. a Westminster Abbey memorial may be held next week. Relatives press for rapid repatriation, while rural air force units prepare to honor the dead and escort each body to its home.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Militares
Vicims
Pillmouth
Primitive rant about crime and motive from a torn note
Fragmentary OCR note laments a serious crime plan and family tragedy. The speaker hints at a murder attempt gone awry and references an uncle’s fate, suggesting a grim motive and public fixation with a nearly success.
Canadian Importer Sinks Off Eureka Coast With Fifteen Lost
Driftwood and broken spars mark the Canadian Importer s last seen spot after sinking near Eureka. Forty lives are believed lost with crew of seventeen, nine seamen and two officers escaping in a lifeboat. The vessel was en route from Vancouver to Adelaide when disabled on August 19. No trace of the missing has been found.
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Marine Exchange
Esselg
Eureka
Cor Cora
Enroy
Adelaide
Australia
Vancouver
Bar Association Holds Annual Meeting in Cincinnati
The American Bar Association opens its 13th year session with prominent judges and attorneys in attendance at the New Grand Hotel. Attendance includes Chief Justice Taft and Attorney General Daugherty. speakers include Ellery, Toole, Ellen Soereer Vassey, and others from major cities.
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Cincinnati
Attormer
Hosel
Naranalt Association of
Arrerpa
Ais
Alin Klux Klan
Rezares Law Enforcement
Prezert
Cnet
Taft
Artomes
Daurgheus
Kithu Roor
John 1 Simor
Nex Generalat
Erstana
Var O Toole
Ellen Soereer
Vassey Worier
The
Assocator Caates
Teron
New York
Fred Lebmara
Tours
Clifford L Hilton
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples in Lorain County
Richard Gracie 39 a merchant and Helen Washinski 18 both of Lorain. Rev Winters Berx. C Hutch 24 a telephone lineman and Alva Sheats 22 both of Lorain. Newcomer of Lorain.
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Richard Gracie
Merchant
Helen Washinski
Lo- Taiz
Winters Berx' C Hutch
Alva
Sheats
Loraine
Lorain
Hospital Notes and Births at Local Address List
Admission notes show Mr and Mrs Callister at 498 Woodlawn Avenue and 2042 Oxford Street with a new son born to Mr and Mrs Callister at 408 Woodlawn Avenue. Discharges include Mrs Bradrich Fredericktown Wiss Doliv Freer at 219 Court Street and Robert O Donnel 414 Sixth Street with others in Grafton New York. A marriage license for Rayt mond Dat and Feather Johnson, formerly of this city, was returned to probate court for filing. they have not resided here since 1917 when the wedding occurred.
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Admiissons
Matilan
Uc Callister
Woodlawn Avenue
Charnes Browl
Oxford Street
Frederich Smith
Park Avenue
Callister
Mre
Bradrich
Frederickatown
Wiss Doliv Freer
Court Street
Robert O Donnel
Sixth Street
Della V
Meyers Pau
Meyers and
Irene Shurgar
Grafton
New Yprk
Mir Raytmond Dat
Fether Johnson
Filioz
Nervous troubles ease with Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs Wm Schers of 215 Clark St Blyma sas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving backache dizziness headaches and nervous fatigue. She says the pills removed soreness in her back and left her feeling well and energetic after regular use, noting continued improvement.
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Eper
Wm Schers
Clark St
Dean
Pilts
Bac
Tolver Woburn Co
Buffalo
Adit
Warden Suspends Prison Physician
Columbus August 30 Warden Thomas of the penitentiary suspended Dr O M Kramer the prison physician for 11 years The warden said he would be ready to talk if Dr Kramer insists on energetic bens preferred against bias Dr Kramer said he had not decided whether he would gm He said the warden and I had a quarrel The action followed the electrocution of Frank Motto Cleveland murderer Dr Rhramer did not afford the electrocution The law decrees that the prison physician shall be present.
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Columbus
Thomas
Penitentiary
O M. Kramer
Kramer
Energes Bens
Ds Kramer
Frank Motto
Cleveland
Rhramer
Prizon
Military moves loom as West Virginia unrest grows
report shows armed forces dispersed rioters and leaders of United Mine Workers in Virginia and West Virginia. Major General George Reed and fifth army corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison plan to move into West Virginia as martial law looms. Weeks confirms potential troop deployment and order to restore conduct amid tense unrest.
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Bandholm
Frank Keeney
United
Merc Worters
Wear
Virginia
George Reed
Fifth Army
Corns
Fort Benjam
Nm Haroson
Indiana
West
Keen
Weeks
West Virsa
Comere
Seecresar Weers
Vic
Raeminete Weer
Tseiars
Dr Pach
Troonps
White House
Padboltr
Lasky Campaign Selects Chronicle for Paramount Week
The Famous Players Lasky Corporation selects The Chronicle Telegram as an advertising medium for a national drive to promote better photoplays. September 4 to 11 will be Paramount Week with theaters showing Paramount pictures to boost home interest in cinema art.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Chronicle Telegram
Paramount
Famous Players Lasky
Mexican military leader assassinated in Mexico
Report from Mexico City states General Jorge G Bluhm, noted military figure and ally of Francisco Vade ro, was killed at his county home near Macaxtepec Chiapas. The Mexican consulate notes the incident as authorities discuss the war situation with U.S. officials including White House meetings with President Hardie.
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San Antonio
Texas
Jorge G Bluhm
Eneral Bandholt
James G Warbord
Staf
White House
Hardie
Record Crowds at State Fair Open with Free Veterans
Columbus reports a record opening day crowd as estimates top 47 000 with 34 000 women admitted free. Civil war veterans gain free entry on Columbus Day as excitement builds for a baby show and ongoing events. A steer escaped in the coliseum causing a near panic but no injuries. Red Cross care rooms operated for fainting and injuries while cattle stalls report many newborn calves in a maternity area.
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Columbus
Coliseum
Red Cross
Condemned Man Gets Reprieve
Governor Davis granted a stay of execution for Joe Mack, delaying his electrocution from September 3 to October 3. The reprieve was due to the newly formed eighth Ohio appellate district having only one judge and the absence of current and proposed appointees on vacation, affecting stay voting.
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Columbus
Davis
Joe Mack
Akron
Mack
Eighth Ohio Appellate Court
Uncertain Prices Drive Urgency To Buy Now
The piece argues prices have hit bottom and will rise, urging immediate purchases of clothing, rugs, food, furniture and more to lock in low costs before demand pushes prices up again. It stresses certainty over fluctuation and warns delaying will raise expenses.
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To &E
Irregular Opening Stock Market Amid Innerborough Interest
New York August 30 stocks opened irregularly on light volume. Mexican Petroleum rose early then fell to 96 3 4. United States Steel and Rubber moved higher while Studebaker and Atlantic Gulf showed modest gains and railroad shares slipped. Innerborough common fell to 11 2, preferred to 6 3 4, both at new lows as the market softened in early trading.
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New York
Studebaker
American Sumatra
United States
Atlantic Gulf
Warine
Innerborough
Markets Chicago Wheat Corn Oats Fall Amid Weak Demand
Chicago markets show wheat opening 1 4 to 3 4 lower with Sept and Dec quotes around 119 1 2 to 121 1 2. Corn and oats slip 1 to 2 cents with September deliveries pressured. pork and ribs mixed while outside buying remains light. Cleveland cattle and hogs reports mix with slow calf and sheep trade. Toledo hogs lower with mixed gear. overall sector softness across grains and meats.
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Chicago
City Plea Sing Commission Defeated On Second Reading
The city plea sing commission measure, passed twice before, was defeated four to two. A large Chamber of Commerce delegation attended. Last night Tattersall and WimsLow supported the bill while others cited not needing it or delaying a year. The next meeting is set for Tuesday September 6 due to Labor Day.
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Lax
Chamber of Commerce
Tattersall and Wimslow
Hazelton
Tattersall
Grain and Livestock Prices Reported Across Markets
Chicago market notes show cash wheat to 127 41 2 per bushel with No 2 red. Corn bids around 54 12 to 54 34. Oats near 35 to 36 cents. Steers and veal calf prices listed. Toledo and Algonquin quotes include Clover and Timothy hay futures with several delivery months and cash terms.
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Chicago
Turko-Greek War Crisis Dominates Frontline Dispatches
The crisis in Asia Minor escalates as Turkish nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal fight fiercely along the front. Greek reinforcements arrive while heavy Greek and Turkish losses are reported. fighting persists near Sangarium as Streit delays departure to Geneva awaiting the battle outcome.
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London
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Athens
Sangarium
W Streit
League of Nations
Geneva
Crowds Honor Hero's Memory in Philadelphia
The body of Russell Gross, 25, drafted in place of Grover Berdell, arrived at the railway terminal with crowds bearing the flag draped coffin. He was killed in action October 6, 1918 after no battles and was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry C Gross of the city.
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Philadelphia
Russell Gross
Grover Berdell
Crowens
Gross
Henry C Gross
Aerial stunts and parachute jumps at Wellington Fair
The Wellington Fair featured air plane stunts by The Lowell Aircraft Company of Oberlin with passenger carry and acrobatics. George T Wright the renowned parachute jumper will perform the double drop with two parachutes. A large crowd is expected at the aerial field.
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Oberlin
Lowell Aircraft Company
H. R. Calvert
Medina
United States
George T. Wright
Wright
O Gberlin
Phillips
Oberlin News
Edna “ Smith
Hollywood Street
Orisken
New York
Loren Wafnowrigh
Berlie Peights
Women's Home
Missionary Seciety
First WE Church
June Crowell
Shadyside
Belmont County
Ohio
Ohio River
State to hold new examinations for several state posts
The State Civil Service Commission of Columbus announced exams starting September 26 for many positions in education and administration including supervisor roles with salaries from 2500 to 3500, deputy and clerk posts, and specialized staff. Non assembled exams for engineers, firemen, and institutional teachers are also offered with questions answered at the venue.
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State Civil Service Comminssion
O! Columbus
Department of Education
State Farm
British troops attacked by Moplah unrest in Malapuram
Aug 30 report from Calcutta says four thousand fifty Moplahs burst from entrenchments and killed three Britons as they moved toward Malapuram. Disorders spread to Madras with rioting among textile workers. police fired volleys but no casualties reported.
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London
Malapuram
Calcutta
Madras
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