Indictments cited as miners' conspiracy in Indianapolis case
Washington reports Indianap olis indictments charging coal miners with conspiracy to increase coal costs. William Green of the United Mine Workers says the miners earned wartime rewards through heightened production and government‑regulated wages and prices. He argues government control linked wage increases to price fixes, and notes the miners bore higher living costs during the war.
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Washington
Indianapolis
William Green
United Mine Workers
United States Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
Immigration Restriction Bill Adopted by House
Washington reports the house adopted the conference report on the immigration restriction bill. It limits immigration to three percent of nationals from any country for 15 months after April 1 1921, using the 1910 census for estimates, with exemptions for existing Asiatic immigration laws. The vote was 145 to 8 with a roll call demanded by Sabath. senate action pending.
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Washington
House
Sabath
Senate
Marion plans big turnout for Harding porch reception
Marion and surrounding towns announce mass participation in the Wednesday reception for President-elect Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding. Schools stores and factories will close from 10 30 am to noon March 2 for Dr T H McAfee to present a silver testimonial plaque on behalf of Marion citizens. The Marion Civic Association leads the event as neighbors travel to honor the president and wife.
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Marion
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Marlon
Mar
Trinity Baptist Church
Marion Hoivic Association
Universal Crane Company Nears Production Start
Universal Crane Company on Beech Street near West River Street prepares to manufacture four and a half ton mounted cranes in a brick and glass plant. The new facility features a lighted main floor, electric power up to 240 horsepower, a blacksmith shop, boiler room, and space to expand. Company officials claim an unlimited market for these cranes as demand grows and expect a March start with a skilled workforce.
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Universal Crane Company
Beech Street
West River Street
Superior Electric Company
Lorain County Electric Company
Ertrante
City officials tour Lorain plant by Old Lake Erie bank
City officials including council members and department heads visited the Lorain pump ing station on Thursday to inspect the underground improvements before fills bury the site under clay and concrete. Service Director H A Beck organized the tour to show the progress and provide officials with a clear view of what has been accomplished. Chief Engineer Miller hosted a luncheon and hot coffee, and the delegation appreciated the lake water on a cold day.
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Old Lake Erie
Council
Nesr
Lorain
H. A. Beck
Beck
Miller
Bandit Shot During Bank Robbery Leaves Name Aram Newski
In Detroit on February 26 a bank robber at the Dime Savings Bank on Dix and Artillery avenues was wounded by manager Harvey Rheume after drawing a revolver and firing into the air. The bandit, who identified himself as Aram J Newski at a hospital, died of his wounds.
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F. A. Smythe
Thew Automatic Shovel Company
South Torain
F. A. Peek
Cat Inversal Crane Company
Detroit
Mich
Dime Savings Bank
Dix
Artillery Avenues
Harvey Rheume
Bank i
Rheume
Aram J. Newski
Soviet Official Deportation Papers May Be Canceled
Washington February 26 information suggests cancellation of the deportation warrant for C A K Martens former Soviet representative in the United States. The Senate asked the Department of Justice for details and whether cancellation would permit Martens reentry. An amendment sought evidence in the Martens case.
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Washington
C. A. K. Martens
United States
Senate
Department of Justice
Moses
New Hampshire
Martens
Reed
Missouri
Hoover's Progressive Program for Commerce Dept
Washington February 6 Herbert Hoover secretary designate of commerce says he envisions a Progressive program for the department. He declines to discuss policy but asserts he has drafted a progressive program and will study Russian trade before stating his attitude.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Department of Commerce
New Y W Classes Begin Tuesday at Elyria Studio
On Tuesday March first the Elyria Y W A gym classes start under Misses Marian Kemble and Helen Thompson from Oberlin University. Schedule includes Tuesday 3:15 to 4:06 HB 9 Freshmen, 4:15 to 5:00 H S Freshmen, 7:00 to 8:00 Industrial Class, Wednesday 4:15 to 4:50 Grammar school, 5:00 to 5:45 Advanced H S, Thursday 3:15 to 4:00 H Freshmen A 00 H Saphmores, Friday 7:15 to 4:56 Grammar school, 8:09 to 5:45 Advanced H 3.
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Elyria Y. W. A
Marian Kemble
Helen Thompson
Oberlin University
H. S. Lophmores
Modern Girls Need More Than Prayer Meetings
Atlantic City February 26 Colonel Seymour Bullock of South Bend Indiana urged the National Educative Association that adolescent girls seek companionship beyond the Y W C A. He warned against curfew solutions and said every normal girl wants the society of a young man, predicting she will find it through new community centers and promotor efforts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CO. Seymour Bullock
South Bend
Ind
National Educative Association
Bullock
Chamber of Commerce
de Ff
A Guide to Selecting Home Fruit Trees for Balanced Harvest
The article advises beginners on choosing a home fruit garden that fits their conditions and tastes. It lists apple, pear, peach, cherry, and plum varieties, stressing dwarf stocks for apples, and cautions buyers to consult reputable nurseries and avoid inflated promises. It notes the need for care in the first season and previews guidance on planting in the next installment.
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T Smatten
American Association of Nurserymen
Oldenberg
Grimes Golden
Paragon
Bartlett
Crayford
Belle
Georgia
Elberta
J. H. Hale
Iron Mountain
Richmond
Montmorency
Napoleon
Bing
Bradshaw
Coe
Abundance
Burbank
Grafton Odd Fellows Planning New Home
Grafton Fab 26. Mr. and Mrs. Brock of Cleveland visited town. Several locals and visitors are noted, including the death of Mrs. Herman of Litchfield and various social events. The Odd Fellows discuss building a permanent home with a three story plan and office spaces, dance hall, and residence.
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Grafton Odd Fellows
Community Notes From Grafton and Elyria
Mrs Bart lett visited Mr and Mrs H Biggs in Elyria Tugsdar Mrs Andrews of Elyria visited her sister tamily Monday Mr and Mrs Stanley Jovak of Elyria and friends from Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Warner Washingtons birth day adv and Mrs Kalenack and children of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Lapouse and daughter of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Hartman Born to Mr and Mrs Daly Wilkins a 7 pound son named Russell Edward Wilkins Mother and babe are doing fine AL Lawson and Mrs J Knechtges and daughter Gertrude Mrs John Knight Mrs Will Chamberlain Mrs Fred Cragin Miss Rhea Beeing and aunt from Amherst all attended the Musical Art Society in Elyria Tuesday
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Lerett
Pillvant
Gaughter
Virylan
B. Clapp
FL W. Howard
E. H. Burnham
Berea
Normen Clarp
Detroit
Mich
Luther Clanv
John Sizeeranski
Ed Warder
Cleveland
M. E
Marthe Washington
C. Neff
Banoust
M. F
Esther Crowell
Oberlin
Louisa Neff
Fox Hunters’ Club
Belden
Grafton
Fred
Fred Daniels
Clyde Andrews
Grafton Bakery
Fred Klinect
Daniels
Geo. Sigal
Lorain
Rowe Spitzer
Taylor
C. Graham
Lonewel
J Banbeck
W. Swift
Reichard
P R. Prau
W. G. TL Crafts
Cherkart
J Tenking
le Biantom
FL Howard
Ettle Cragin
Alice Frotian
Gratton
Esdamen
Earl Durkee
Klinert
M. Spitzer
Litchfield
Ames Tran
Mrs. Marshall
Fort Wayne
Ind
Louie Deniels
Newbett
Adelbert Clark
Elyria
Taylor's Hall
Mayor Jones
Miss Hinman
Ober- Hin
Thomas McClusky
Moore
Dowdell
Peb
Bartlett
H. Biggs
Tugsdar
Andrews
Stanley Jovak
Warner
Washington
Adv
Kalenack
Lapouse
Hartman
Daly Wilkins
Russell Edward Wilkins
Babe
AL Lawson
J. Knechtges
Gertrude
John Knight
Will Chamberlain
Fred Cragin
Rhea Beeing
Ambherst
Musical Art Society
Tues
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Siarting
Jon Co
Universal Crane Company A
Beach Street
Electric Power
Hoover
Y. W
Society OF
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Babylon
Fab
Wm. Brock
Harry Steffine
Aid “Iss
John Lyner
R. J. Trenchard
Paul Becker
Diuchter
Theresa Becker
Ketcham
Ofelock
Mary’s Church
Elyrty
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hernan
Mow
Secon
Tve
Wrst
Elvrra
Clarence Robson
Ervin
Eldon
Cclatives
Chicago
Ed Durkee
Mrs. Saunders
Kinect
Mrs. Rudolph
Sud
Denly
Forst
Annie M. Boyd
Century Block
East Market Pharmacy
Claycomb
Daywood & Guth Distribtors Brown Hotel
Elyria, O
Bill
Thompson
Elyria Elk
Erie-Electric CO
HOTEL
Down Town
John C. Hayes Company
Broadway Lorain
Ray Brady
Dancing
Elk’s Hall
Owen J. Bannon
Harry H
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