Farmers Labor Congressional Committee Formed To Fight Trusts
Washington on February 28 Associated Press reports a Farmers Labor Congressional Committee will aid in electing a Congress to curb the transportation, food, and money trusts. George P. Hampton of the Farmers' National Council chairs. Warren S. Stone becomes Vice-President.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farmers Labor Congressional Committee
Congress
Transportation Trust
Food Trust
Money Trust
George P. Hampton
Farmers’ National Council
Hampton
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of the Locomotive Engineers
Prohibition Ruling Ties Federal Law to New Jersey Beer Bill
Commissioner Roper of the Internal Revenue Bureau warned that any person found violating the Federal Prohibition Enforcement Act will be pursued to the full extent of the law. The ruling addresses a New Jersey bill pending to legalize sale and manufacture of beer containing three and one half per cent alcohol.
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Associated Press
Warhington
Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
New Jersey
Masons Mourn Death of Local Secretary in Cleveland
Members of the Masonic fraternity learned of the sudden death of AATK Leucene in Cleveland after a morning inspection at Mehall Chapter. Lequorrog was found dead in bed Thursday morning and had been active as secretary of all Scottish Rite bodies here.
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Masonic Fraterni
Leucene
Mt Ig
Cleveland
LeQurrog
Mehall
Marshall Mapter
Cleve
AR Shortage Forces Mine Shutdown in Butler District
Difficulties with shortages in argon supply force the Butler Marcellus coal district mine to shut down. About six thousand miners idle as operations halt amid mounting discontent and layoffs.
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Butler
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Ated Press
Butler, Pa
Butler-Marcer
France faces general railroad strike today
Paris dispatch reports the National Federation of Railroad Men issued orders for a general strike. Railway workers foresee widespread disruption and a potential breakdown of France's rail system as the movement begins today.
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France
Associated Press
Paris
National Federation of Railroad Men
Cas
Bis
Belef
Legion Minstrels Set for April Shows by Elyria Legion
Elyria West No 12 of the American Legion plans a mammoth minstrel show at the Risko theatre on April 7 and 8. Commander Dan Symons convened a large meeting to approve a high quality production with skilled talent, elaborate costumes, and a home audience performance. Regular rehearsals begin this Sunday at 2 pm in the Charter of Commerce Hall with a fifty voice chorus and a full production committee guiding tickets, finances, and promotions.
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Felsra
Latile
Elyinia West
Risko Theatre
Dan’ Symong
Peat
America
H.E Stutz
Elyria
Stutz
Charter of Commerce Hall
Masonic Temple
Legion
Symens
Jim Colpan
Honus AmAiinge
Leonard Wagner
Greater Elyria Building Co seeks gas main extensions ruling
The Greater Elyria Building Co through attorney Leo Fanger has begun proceedings to compel the Gas Co to extend its mains to new residential sites in Roosevelt Pasadena and Islandison avenues. The filing requests a city council resolution under the franchise to require extensions where there is consumer demand.
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Greater Elyvia Building Co
Leo. Fanger
Jbas
Wiether
Cinzeng Go Kmetric Co
Gas. Co
Witgran
Greater Elyria Building Co
Roosevelt
Pasadena
Islandison Avenue
Thhe Gas Co
Greater
Rose Moriarty Case Goes to Jury After Short Deliberation
The Rose Moriarty suit against the city to recover back salary as deputy clerk of the council went to the jury after a brief session. The jurors deliberated for about half an hour and were excused until Monday morning when a verdict will be announced.
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Rose Moriarty
Thompson
Plumb Plan League campaign to defeat Cummins bill in Ohio
The Plumb Plan League opens its Ohio tour to oppose the Cummins-Esch railroad bill. Plumb will visit Youngstown Akron Lorain Ashtabula Alliance and other cities to organize local branches and rally labor support for candidates pledging to vote for his plan. Cleveland will be state headquarters as the campaign recruits Ohio railroad employees and aims to fund and coordinate broad political action.
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Washington
Plumb Plan League
mEress
Cumming-Esch
Ohio
Gienn E. Plumb
Gleseland
Plumbrigitti
League
Friends of the Plan
Akron
Lorain
Ashtabula
Alliance
Plumb
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Ham Jdlton
Springfield
Marion
Lima
Toledo
Dayton
Cleveland
Qohio
Gng
Bratshes
House
Eimerson
Mooney
Babka
Congress
Lornin
Magnday
Hoover Wood Palmer Drawn Into Michigan Primary Ballot
Herbert Hoover Major General Leonard Wood and Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer listed for Michigan presidential preference primary ballot in April. Petitions filed to place Hoover on the Republican ticket and Palmer on the Democratic ticket.
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Palmer
Hoover
Wood
Michigan
Asaated Press
Lansing
Midh
Herbert Hoover
Leonard Wood
A. Mitchell
Secretary of State
Model Conductor George Washington A Cincinnati Hero
George Washington, a street car conductor in Cincinnati for twenty years, earns the title model conductor for helping women and babies on and off, assisting passengers to the curb, and seating riders. He responds kindly to irritated passengers and upholds the family name by never telling.
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George Washington
Cincinnati
Crisis Averts Crisis In Adriatic Talks
Officials signaled no major change in December agreement while the White House weighs its impact on Allied goals. A retirement plan and welfare debate drew criticism as Minnesota Republican led the ethics charge, urging firmer adherence to treaty terms.
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Washington
Pritish
Wnd
Wison
Ollicera
Mie
Puddhcan
Minnegeta
Tae
Moscow Red Army Skiers Move From Front to Peaceful Purposes
Reports from Moscow on February 28 indicate Red Army skiers are being transferred from the front to civilian duties. The move aims to repurpose trained personnel for civilian tasks amid easing wartime demands.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Varidus
Raymond Hill Reveals Gas Stove Modification Claims
Raymond Hill says gas stoves can be modified to allow abundant fuel during shortages. He describes an air mixer inside the burner, a Htta plug, and loosening screws to improve flow. He claims Heahan fixed his stove and others and offers to explain further. Washington February 28 report notes rail wage bill returned to President Wilson for signing.
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Raymond Hill
Heahan
Mr. Han
Wilson
Washington
Coal Dealers Run Out as City Fights Frost
Seven coal yards report zero fuel amid a deep cold spell. Mayor Jones camps in City Hall after his coal supply runs dry, while May or Jones and others appeal to Cleveland and to National Tube Co. for relief. Gas failures worsen the crisis as residents scramble for heat and cooking fuel.
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Jones
Cleveland
National Tube Co
City Hall
Tome
Fire Department
Steel Planit
Wood to Fight UA Delegates in All States
Washington reports Sen George H Moses says Leonard Wood delegates will be pursued nationwide as rivals use tactics to defeat him. He cites Wood’s strong support among Republicans and urges a full nationwide primary contest to reflect party voters’ will for the nomination.
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Washington
Wood
Ohio
George H. Moses
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Iilioi
West Viainia
Lowden
Illneig
Lima Population in 1920 Census Stands at 41306
Population figures released by the Senate Bureau show Lima Ohio recorded 41306 residents in 1920. The census announcement lists Lima among cities with rising populations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Bureau
Lima
Ohio
New Health Board Members Named for District
The district advisory health board formed at the court house chose J J Smythe as temporary chair. Dr W C Park of Grafton and Henry Woodruff of Sheffield were elected to fill long and short term vacancies respectively, joining Dr Gregg, H W Schmitkens, and C A Hammond. The board approved a 9500 dollar yearly budget with 2000 supported by the state, and plans for each township to appoint its health officer, with some towns combining to hire one officer.
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District Advisory Health Board
Court House
District Health Board
Elytia
Lorain
J JJ. Smythe
Amherst
W. C. Park
Grafton
Henry Woodruff
Sheffield
Dr. Gregg
Wellington
H. W. Schmitkens
Elyria
C. A. Hammond
Oberlin
Ladies Hand Bag Lost Twice Then Returned by Judge
A lady's hand bag was first left in a ladies' rest room, then recovered after being lost again by the owner. It contained a loan of money. The bag was found this morning in the American Theater on a seat and returned to Bee, the owner.
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Phekas
Sudh
Wrner
Chroflel
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Leonard Wegner
Chaireman
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George Nich- Gas
Ana
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Russia
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NEW Health
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