Lewis Plans to Avert a Nationwide Mine Strike
Councilman Rawson announced the finance committee will end deficiency bonds and operate the city within its income. The sinking fund report showed city indebtedness at 2 694 714 with water works debt of 1 724 500. The panel may cut department expenses and implement uniform wage reductions for city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson
Sinking Fund Commission
Water Works
Water Works Department
van Symons
Council
Old Council
Miss Boone Released on Bond After Indictment
Miss Mary Rose Boone of Owensboro is arraigned on a $1900 note theft charge against Nicholas Bishop. Bond set at $2000 with surety. she pleads not guilty. Her brother J B Boone vows to aid her defense as family laments the ordeal. Trial date not yet scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Boone
Owensboro
Nicholas R. Bishop
Redington
Anthony Nieding
Miss Boone
J. B. Boyne
Backus
Richard Maloney
St Stephen's Catholic Church
Alwars
Boone
Boy Secures Big Verdict in Lorain Car Case
The case of infant Donald McGrady versus Edward Henry and others from Lorain went to trial. The boy allegedly suffered lifelong injuries after being struck by a car. With no reply to the petition or ready evidence, Judge Redington directed a verdict. The jury awarded $15,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McGrady
Edward Henry
Lorain
Henry
Redington
Warns Against Sales Tax for Yanks' Bonus
Secretary Mellon appeared before the Ways and Means panel to oppose a national sales tax to fund a soldier bonus saying it would be hard to administer and inadvisable now. He reiterated opposition with Revenue Commissioner Staf and treasury experts. Senate agricultural committee approved immediate 5 million dollars for seed grain relief and hay for cattle in western states. Akron plans a pulse station for Kron University dances with venue links to New York cathedrals for Easter services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secetary of
The
Treasury
Mellon
Congressional
Mellan
Ways Nd Means Committee
Aternal Ravanue
Slaff
Elief
Senate Agriultural Committee
Akron
University of Kron
Negotie
Theuditorium
New York
Set Dates For Criminal Trials In Lorain
The next criminal case to be tried in court is Mike Pagon of Lorain charged with burglary. Following this will be Tom Bass of Lorain for February 27 charged with obtaining money under false pretences. On March 7 William Ulanovic will be tried for burglarizing a Lorain store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pagan
Lorain
Tom Bass
Wiliam Ulanovic
One Man Killed In Pawtucket Textile Strike
In Pawtucket Rhode Island a man was shot and killed during a textile strike outside the Jencks cotton mill as Mayor Kenyon ordered the crowd dispersed and fired after the riot act. Six others were wounded, with two in serious condition. The event prompted martial law talks as Governor San Souci considers proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
San Souci
Coast Artillery
Pawtucket
State House
R. L
Baller
Kenyon
Jencks
Tie
Joseph Assuncan
Valley Falls
Senate Rejects Motion on Bursium Bill for Disabled Officers
Washington reports the Senate rejected a motion by Senator King to recommit the Bursium bill expanding army pay and retirement privileges for disabled World War volunteers and reserves. The 16 to 49 vote blocked the motion as debate continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
King Demachit
Utah
Medina Lorain County Big Game Refuge Completed
Wm F Holcomb deputy state game protector completes Lorain Medina game refuge spanning 1129.54 acres. State will stock with birds and guard at all times. Land divided between Lorain and Medina counties. officials cite hopes for a premier refuge and gratitude to donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina-Lorain County
Wm. F. Holcomb
Lorain-Medina
Ernest J. Handyarde
Kdty Hastings
David Hurlbaus
Ray
T. C. Duehaim
Arthur Holmes
H. N. Halladay
Alonso Ana Grace Mayes
D. E. Bradley
Frank Halladay
Alpbh
Lorena Gaul
Lorain
Medina
State Game Department
Miners Propose Cleveland Meeting to Avert Nationwide Strike
John L. Lewis announces a defensive alliance plan and calls miners in Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and Indiana to a joint conference in Cleveland March 2 to negotiate a wage scale. Government seeks to prevent a nationwide strike due April 1 and avoid disruption in mine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Cleveland
Chicago
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Operatora
Illinoia
Hollenden Hotel
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Michael Gallagher
Gallagher
De Valera Wins Open Ballot Victory in Sinn Fein Ard Fheis
In Dullin on February 21 the Ard Fheis opened with a vote for open ballot ing and anti treaty leadership. Michael Collins conceded De Valera won the Ard Fheis effort as Sinn Fein refused to accept the Anglo Irish Treaty while factions vie for control of the republican machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullin
Ta Party
Ard Fheis
Sinn Fein General Assembly
Asdy
Michael Collins
Fanonn de Valera
Inginatron
Ard Whels
Sinn Fein
Southern Ireland
Irish Free State
Sovereien
All Ireland
Ard
Focis
Sinn Vein
Ulster
Irish Free Ftate Sutaru
Foe
Hich
Griffth
Collins
Dail Eireann
Free State
DeValera
Dail
Ireland
Republc
Labor
One Killed Seven Hurt In Wichita Bus Train Crash
A Rock Island passenger train struck a motor bus in Wichita Kansas killing Wendell P. Hicks and injuring seven others, two seriously. Many bus passengers were thrown from windows in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Rock Island
Wendell P. Hicks
Fire damages two homes from furnace and insulation
Fire department responded to Lewis Good's home at 11 10 last night when his auto ignited due to defective insulation causing small loss. This morning August Meschke's home at 136 Harvard street filled with soot from accumulated gas in the furnace. no fire, just smoke. Emil Meschke drove the service wagon to the scene quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Good
Howe
August Meschke
Harvard Street
Mireman Emil Meschke
Patrick Murphy Dies at 85 in Lake Avenue Home
Patrick Murphy aged 85 died yesterday at his daughter Mrs. Mike Brennen's home 932 Lake Avenue from old age. He moved here ten years ago from Olmsted Falls. Funeral at St. Agnes church tomorrow at 9 am with burial in Olmsted Falls. Washington news notes: Harding named a funding commission for 11 billion foreign debt. Members include Mellon Hughes Hoover Reid Smoot Burton. Extradition treaty with Costa Rica ordered favorably reported by Senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Mike Brennen
Lake Avenue
Olmsted Falls
St. Agnes’ Church
Washington
Harding
NASA
U. S
Secreture
The
Treasury
Mellon
Hughes
Commerce
Hoover
Reid, Smoot
Utah
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
United States
Cota Rica
Senate Foreign Relations
Fatally Injured Man Dies After Auto Collision
Alex George, 25, of 504 West 26th Street Lorain, was fatally injured when he stepped in front of a car while returning groceries to a driver. He died at St. Joseph's Hospital after a neck and jaw fracture and internal injuries. coroner ruled accidental death. In Cleveland, Miss Jamphine Andrews is hospitalized after an assault in an alley as witnesses report clothing torn and bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex George
West 26Th Street
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
George
Lorain-Cleveland
Cleveland
Norman Ritchie
Lake Breeze
Ritchie
Perry
Jmaphine Andrews
Ceveland
Mina Andrews
Momth
Lod
N. J
Mage Ae Macy O
Airship Homa explodes over Hampton Roads killing several
The Helium airship Homa, the world’s largest, exploded during a test near Hampden Roads. Four to thirty five people are reported dead, with rescue ships rushing to aid survivors. The Roma, semi rigid airship sold to the United States, plummeted 1000 feet after catching fire at 2 19 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Roads
United States
Hampden Roads
Washington
Hampton Roads
Army Air Service
Navy Department
Naval Air Station
Alps
Italy
U. S
Langleyfield
Taxi Driver and Valet Quizzed in Taylor Slaying
Los Angeles February 24 1922 taxi driver Stacey and a valet were questioned in the William Desmond Taylor murder probe. Investigators press for clues including a jeweler's watch timing and the motive behind a possible female shooter while Henry Peavey the last known witness remains under surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Slaying
Los Angeles
Cal
William Desmond Taylor
Taylor
Henry Peavey
Woolwine
Peavey
Stacey
Newark Briefs Report Fire Destroys Pigeon Prohibitionist Car
State brief reports two Newark items: a large auto owned by Tom Borchin, an official pigeon for prohibition officers, burned at his home in an early morning blaze. in Newark Ohio the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will start manufacturing shoes in local shops, creating many jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Tom Borchin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
City to Consolidate Telephone Service and Cut Upgrading Costs
Elyria unifies two telephone exchanges to create a single automatic system. The move ends duplicate service and expands long distance reach to the United States Canada and Cuba. City council may fund street improvements by shifting costs more to property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Hell
Eyres Telephone Company
Hell Exchange
Evid Jence
Hell Instruments
Kilrng
al J. Curren
Elyria
United States
Canada
Cuba
Man Shot After Attempted Cedarville Post Office Burglary
A burglar named William Miley, allegedly longtime thief, was shot by citizens in Nenneria near Cedarville after an early morning attempt to rob the Cedarville post office. Explosions from nitroglycerine charges caused alarms. Miley was wounded in the left lung by a rifle shot and captured. Sheriff Funderberg took him to Greene county jail. Miley expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenia
William Miley
Ofice
Cedarville
Miley
Funderberg
Greene County
Leonard Black 19 Charged With Theft
Leonard Black of this city was arrested yesterday afternoon on order of the Lorain police and handed over. He is charged with stealing $10 from a colored woman and pleaded not guilty in Lorain court. hearing set for next Monday. The Holiday tomorrow closes city offices and banks. post office hours cut to morning deliveries only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Black
Lorain
Court House
Washington
Elyrians Charged In Eye Injury at Lorain Bar
Leo Henke and George Fauver of Elyria face charges after an incident at Dago Rose’s bar on East Twenty Eighth Street. Bartender George Millen suffered the loss of sight in his left eye and received treatment. Henke pled guilty to intoxication, Fauver pleaded not guilty, with trial set for the next date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Leo Henke
George Fauver
Elyria
Jair
George Millen
Henke
Fauver
Dago Rose
East Twenty Eighth Street
Millon
Rose
Harding
Faurer
Balt Wis Raed
Ilieo
City Council Acts On Minor Matters And Bids
The Bethany Baptist pastor seeks to move a Mary barn from Henry Wick corner to 17th Street for conversion into a church. The finance committee backs bidding for city funds deposits and bids to fund city accounts. The state examiner censured the treasurer for bank dealings, and the treasurer defended the need to advertise for bids. The civil service report cites two fredeparture members hindering suspensions. An ordinance on first reading allows bids for sidewalk work and authorizes paying 449 for a Ford touring car for the fire department. The street department tracer purchase is noted as a highlight amid council chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baptist Church
Council
Henry Wick Place
West Avenue
Eighth Stret
17Th Street
City Treasure
Ralph Standen
Civil Service Commission
Mae Friday
Bet Committee
Lire
City Street
Man Winslow
Symons
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Boy
Congrese
Jacob
Coxey
Masaillon
Shipping Board
Cozey
Gahn
Theodore D. Wells
R. 1
Bulletins
Rome
Genoa
Giolitt
Senor Orlando
de Nicola
South
Northern Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Company
Philadelphia
Miss Garden
San Francisco
Japan
Margaret .Sanger
Orient
Chicago Grand Opera’ Company
White House
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
DE Valera
Bulletin
Elyria Home Telephone Co
Bell
Mir
Sudro
Hiraetingatt
Clauuerlan Street
Garfare
Eury Treet
Alj Schater
Winckler Streets
Comntains Tremsahs
Sidwalk
Bell Avenue
Oxford Avenue
Prospect Street
Ute Mat
Sudra
Yegg
Ken
Elyrians
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