Governor calls coal conference to end Ohio strike
Governor Vic Donakey urged a January 14 meeting with Les Hall and BL Robbins to settle the Ohio coal dispute. He cited stalled wage talks since 1937 and warned of growing hardship from mining families due to cold weather and food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jas
Vic Domakey
Obkia
Essen J
State Weasto Chamber
Les Hall
United Mine Workers, and & BL
Mise Uafip
Childres
Elyria Figures Show City Funds With Balances and Bonds
City Auditor Alex Killeman reports 1927 year end balances across four funds. General fund 20,201.15 safety 6,725.19 health 6,603.01 service 26,372.82. Deficiency bonds total 169,060 outstanding with annual savings of about 35,006. The mayor aims to raise balances for tax relief next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Alex Leman
James A. Hewitt
Killeman
Remus Release Bid Fails. Ohio Man Remanded for Observation
Jorge Remus, former Cincinnati bootleg king, remains in Lima State Hospital after being ordered committed by a probate court. Two Lima attorneys begin habeas corpus actions to secure his release, arguing mental illness. The judge refused bail, with appeals filed. observers note asylum stays typically last from three months to a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Jorge Remua
Twilmaire Cincionati
Imogene
Unos
Ais
Anda Durbin
1D. C. Hendern
Cincinnati
Remus
Attor
Remes
United Frees
Willen Hi
Ciscimnadi
Bess
Bia
New World
Eaylam Rog
Pike
Reed favored by Mellon for 13928 Republican candidate in 1928
Washington report says Secretary Mellon supports Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania as his preferred 13928 Republican presidential hopeful. Reed, a 47-year-old Pittsburgh attorney, would bring Pennsylvania's delegation to the next GOP convention, with Mellon aiming to keep Reed’s strength centralized in-state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
United Press
Reed Reed
Pittsburgh
Senate
Reed
Pennesylvania
Hoover
Lowden
Curtis
Willis
Pershing
Dawes
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Heshts
Reed Ia
Vare
Cacee
Enforced State Auto License Tag Law In Springfield
In Springfield deputies under Arnold Culbert forced enforcement of the state license tag law. The action followed charges Springfield City Manager Fleck refused to compel tag use. The 1927 tag deadline was December 31 and most violators were expected to be brought in by tonight. Brown and Wilson notified. A separate suit in York seeks collection of fire insurance on a car not paid.
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Columbus
Arnold Culbert
Brown
Springfield
Ohio
Culbert
Springfeld
Col
Charles Wilson
Gilbert
Flack
Elyrians Secure More 1928 Tags Than Lorainites
Elyria deputy auditor R E Hakes released 1927 and 1928 license tag totals showing Elyria leading Lorain County in tag sales. 1927 total tags saved 26 232. 1928 up to Jan 1 12 584 issued with about 65 percent in. 1927 district breakdown lists several towns and dollar amounts with Elyria’s share among them.
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Elyrians
Hakes
Apakerst
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Elyria
Grafton
la Grange
Rochester
Overlin
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Luuaby
Amherst
Lorate
le Grange
Oberlin
Sheield Lake
Weallington
Woman injured in stair fall at Broad Street home
Mrs Edward Thomas of 346 Broad Street fell on stairs this morning suffering facial cuts. She was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment and is in stable condition.
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Edward Thomas
Herjz
Thomas Wea
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tare
Logher to Run for US Senate
Columbus Ohio January 7 State Commerce Director Cyrus Locher announced as a Democratic candidate for United States senator in the August primary. He has led the department of commerce since 1923 and held key posts in Cleveland's government and county prosecutor office. He is married and a member of the firm Locher Green Woods and Lousche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Commercia
Cyrus Locher
United States
Locher
Vic Donahey
Iolurance
Board of Real Estate Examiners
Tom L. Johnston
Cuyahoga County
Locher, Green, Woods and Lousche
Letter Carriers Install New Officers
Cascade branch 196 of the National Association of Letter Carriers held an installation service for their new officers at their regular meeting in IO, with George Tout presiding. Elected were vice president Francia Beavis secretary Claytema Rhodes treasurer Earl Cook sergeant at arms Nicholas Smith trustees Clarence Dietrich. A buffet lunch followed with social time.
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Cascade Branch
Natorial Association of Letter Carriers
Alee Moeting
O. F
George Tout
Francia Beavis
Claytema Rhodes
Treachrer
Earl Cook
Nicholas Smith
Trustes
Clarence Dietrich
State Examiners Review City Books For Months
Two state examiners A Kea hey and Samuel Bolts are auditing city books from 1326. They expect to stay about three months under the state auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Keahey
Samuel Bolts
State Auditor's
Thief Steals Nickels From Player Piano at Casper Cafe
A local thief entered the Casper restaurant at Lodi and North Street last night and took a number of nickels from the player piano. The piano was the only item disturbed. Police consider the theft the work of a local talent who was familiar with Cash's arrangements kept on hand for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper -Cash
Lodi
North Stresta
Cash
Lawyer Gathers Evidence For Hickman
Jerome Walsh youthfully defends William Edward Wickman as he travels with deputy district attorney James Costello to collect insanity evidence for the murder trial set for January 26. Superior Judge Carlos Hardy says state presence is customary. Eva Hickman mother of Edward is expected to join Walsh as defense witness.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jerome Walsh
William Edward Wickman
James Costello
Costello
Walsh
Carlos Hardy
Kamsas City
Eva Hickman
Edward
Lindbergh Begins Central America Flight from Managua
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Managua at 11:02 a.m. aboard the Spirit of St. Louis on a sixth leg of his Central American tour bound for Costa Rica. A cheering crowd watched as he heads toward San Jose to view the land from ten thousand feet, with both Atlantic and Pacific horizons visible over Costa Rica.
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United States
Charles A. Lindbergh
Panama
Republic
President Coolidge
Havana
Rodolfo Chiari
Col
Meriwether L. Walker
U. S
Canal Zone
Center
L:ft
Col. Lindbergh
Panems City
Gatan Locks
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Central America
St. Louis
Lindbergh
San Jose
Atlantic
Pacific
Money Order Clerk Sentenced for Embezzlement
Harry L. Ernest 55 pleaded guilty to embezzling 4000 dollars from Salem Ohio post office and was sentenced to two years in Atlanta federal prison by Judge Paul Jones. Ernest, money order clerk at Salem in 1925, disappeared in June and surrendered to postal authorities. Newton S Padley and others confessed judgment of 4196 dollars in favor of Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co in Judge A R Webber's court.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Janu
Harry L. Ernest
Salem, O
Paul Jones
Ernest
Salem
Newton S Padley
A. R. Webber
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Two damage suits filed for total of twelve thousand five hundred
In the local court of common pleas two actions seek combined damages of 12 608 dollars. Mia Jemima Forrest 456 Adams street alleges injuries from a September 3 crash on Ober Um road when Morris hit her husband’s car, seeking 7 500 dollars. Agnes Mitchell 726 Bond street, riding with Forrest, cites bruises and broken teeth and seeks 5 000 dollars.
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Wincent
Ra Wich Reed
Gasaker Heights
Waasamed
Mia Jemima Forrest
Adams Street
Ober- Um Road
Morris
Agnes Mitchell
Bond Street
Coast Submarine Disaster Toll Rises in Provincetown
In Provincetown Massachusetts divers recovered six more bodies from the sunken submarine 84 bringing the total dead to 18 from the December 17 collision that claimed ten lives. Four additional bodies were identified at Chelsea naval hospital with names to be released by the Navy in Washington.
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London
Thames
England
Broken Limbo
Brolletin
Provincetown
Mase
Boston
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Navy Department
Washington
Damage suit filed against Lorain man
Thelma Mayer of Lorain seeks 10000 in a suit against J W Busek alleging injuries from an automobile crash on Edgwater Blvd and W 45th St in Cleveland on November 11. Mayer was a passenger in Busek's car.
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Lorain
Thelma Mayer
J. W. Busek
Busek
Edgewater Bivd
W. 45Th
Cleveland
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Puirneas
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners’ Union
Ger. Donakay
George K. Smith
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Govenor
Smith
H. Rebbine
EMUS
Way Lum
London Bridge
Secretary of Treasury
Pavors
Thirtess
Tower of London
Streetminster
Heybridge
Essex
William H. Gillespie
D Street
Dy Bretes Fire Llasurance
York
Masonic
Common Pleas Court
Als
Coolidge
Lindy
Logher
US Senate
Hickman
Lindy ON
Columbus Fair
Abraham Franklin
Thomas McLain
Frank Stearns
Clarence Stevens
E. G. Mathews
S. J. George
Hershaw, Fuller and Goodwin
I. Ee
Naval Court of Inquiry
Ja?ing
Richard H. Jackson
Captannseph V. Ogen
Camas der Seelie EK. Bratton
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