Cleveland pact advances in two year wage scale talks
In January 25 Ohio notes emerge from sub committees as they push a two year wage scale agreement for the coal field. Representatives from Indiana and Ohio work on a draft under President Dougherty and U S coal officials plan a conference in Chicago to finalize an intergovernmental pact. The group aims to reach a settlement on terms, with a meeting slated to continue routine business and discuss the present agreement's modifications.
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Inter
Chithe
Result Lington Olson filed in court against The Eld & Supply Co
The plaintiff states a building next to Eldo store in December, a fire followed after a theft involving three cans of high to their store. The plaintiff seeks judgment in the court action.
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Eld & Supply Co
Eldo
Riot at Barracks Near Railway Station
A violent clash at a barracks beside the railway station led to numerous casualties. One named individual Iginesi was killed in the fray as attackers were repelled by armed guards.
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Castle Main
Iginesi
NTO READ FAS MEETING ADDS NAMES AT ECOLOGY BUILDING
The NTO Read FAS meeting was held in Co tary 1 2 and 3 at an ecology building on campus. Frank E Schriver 10 is named vice president of the Rain Country Association. Entomologists and state officials attended, with remarks on the organization and regional affairs. Brigadier General Edwards, a Civil War veteran, is nominated to succeed Weeks as secretary of war in official notices from Puerto Rico.
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Eepers’ Association Wal
Cotary
Arsity
Frank E. Schriver
Presrain Country Bocation
Brigarence R. Edwards
Army
Fovertico
Fas
King
Oberlin
Chapel
Complexion Sparkling Eyes Men Can Have rdsa Well Known Fyscan
A fragment hints at a feature on complexions and sparkling eyes linked to a well known FyScan. No clear event or names are readable.
To Sleep Jo E Eight Years Ago Miss Diver Marries
Pauline Diver, who sought to publish corporations, heard of Louis Victor Estinge through letters produced while he served time in Arizona prison for murder. Her faith helped him regain health and aim. Paroled after sixteen years, he earned a 710,000 a year advertising job and the two were married.
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Pauline Diver
Louis Victor Estinge
Estinge
Arizona State
Lfe
Fire Plug Bursts, Town Hit by Canning Plant Fire
Blanchester C C Jan 24 A bursting water plug hampered volunteer firefighters as the C E Bates and Company canning plant in Blanchester was destroyed by fire last night. C A Bates president. Johnson day estimated the loss at 60000 dollars.
New Outrages and Warrants Stir In Louisiana Page One
The report details a brutal assault described as a warning by assailants, demands on restraint, and threats of hanging if opposed. Warrant affidavits surface in the Harold Teegerstrom missing witness case, naming Walmsley Mills and OGrady, though charges may not be pressed yet. The Morehouse parish mob case advances with a missing link claimed by a traveling witness tied to Dante and Richards bodies in Lake a Fourche, while L L Jones of Moselle, Miss is named. Louisiana Adjutant General Toombs is ordered back to Morehouse parish by Governor Parker, with troops not to be recalled immediately.
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Henry Jones
Spyker
Harold L. Teegerstrom
Jones
T. Semmes Walmsley
Harold Mills
Steve O'Grady
New Orleans
Geeriff Carpenter
Morehouse Parish
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
International
Louisiana
Dante
Richards
Lake A Fourche
Department of Justice
Avispo
L. L. Jones
Moselle
Miss
Baton Rouge
Louisa A. Toombs
Louisiana Natonal Guard
Parker
Chest Dane Campaign Reaches $38,191.98 In Elyria Drive
The Community Chest campaign in Elyria reports $10,185 raised in Tuesday's efforts, bringing total to $38,191.98. Men's teams generated $9,026 from 156 contributions, and women’s teams added $41,162 from 57 subscriptions. Executives from Robineon-Hancock Co. and others earned 10 percent signs as participating firms. After lunch at the Y M C A, Rev. Mas A. McFadden of Cleveland addressed the gathering at the Rialto Theatre, praising community institutions and urging residents to contribute. Dr. Walter Stearn then spoke on modern orthopedic methods and cures, underscored by presentations from Gates Hospital children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robineon-Hancock Co
Kolinski & Hirmingham
American Shoe Shop
Grand Restaurant
Peerless Oil Co
Heldemeier How. Co
Deopker & Guthrie
Freese Bros
Rialto Theatre
Mas. A. McFadden
Cleveland
Gates Hospital
Ten Die As Newspaper Building Roof Collapses
Berlin report states the Tageblatt building roof collapsed today, tearing through all floors and injuring 16. The overburdened expansion toppled the original four stories, affecting Mosse publications including Tageblatt.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Mosse
Earth Tremors Reported on Pacific Coast in Fullerton
Fullerton Calif Jan 24 Severe earth tremors were reported by residents here to have occurred last night between midnight and 2 am waking light sleepers No property damage was reported A light tremor was felt by some residents between 6 and 9 oclock
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Fullerton
Calif
Marion
Nurion
Sleek Storm Skids Through Ohio Crippling Traffic
A sleet storm across multiple Ohio cities caused widespread ice, auto crashes, and stranded vehicles. In Newark and Zanesville residents reported numerous fender benders and cars abandoned on icy streets. Dayton saw many accidents, a fire truck crash, and deadlock on streets and wires. Cincinnati noted improved ice but several minor incidents with no major damage.
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Zanesville
Dayton
Cincinnati
French Strategist Weygand Dominates Ruhr Command
General Weygand, the French strategist credited with Poland’s defense against Soviet forces near Warsaw, now commands the French forces in the Ruhr. His authority is described as nearly absolute.
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Weygand
Warsaw
Ruhr
Drunken brawl ruins futures for Rebar family in Ohio
In Cleveland a drunken brawl leads to parole revocation for Joseph Reber a ten year Ohio penitentiary inmate to be returned today. His wife Virginia 30 is given a suspended year long sentence to St Ann's maternity hospital for assisting in the assault that left Rebar injured and his mother beaten during Christmas week. Chief Probation Officer Kirby testified that the couple’s behavior prompted the parole denial and the impending reformatory stay for Virginia hinges on her expected motherhood.
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Cleveland
Joseph Reber
Ohio Penitentiary
Virginia Reber
St. Ann’s Maternity Hospital
Maryseille Reformatory
Shreiff
Hio
Meer Kirby
Rebar
Kirby
Tudge Addams
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions include Christina Balls of 329 Fourth St Akron. A H Alper of 539 Euclid Ave. Henry Dempster of 611 West River St. Miss Emily Tabler of Grafton. Andrew Revack of 537 Irondale St. Mattie Rodgers of 237 Howe St. Discharges include Carl Davis of Lakewood. Frances Kenezth of 2005 Carolina Ave. Elizabeth Stiphelara. Grace Demerce and baby at 124 Quincy St Elyria. Lucy Harnack and baby at Jefferson Apts. Births note a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs RR G Baus of 129 Fourth St.
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Christina Balls
Fourth St
A. H. Alper
Euclid Ave
Akron
Henry Dempster
West River St
Emily Tabler
Grafton
Andrew Revack
Irondale St
Mattie Rodgers
Howe Street
Carl Davis
Lake Ave
Lakewood
Frances
Kenezth
Carolina ‘Ave
Lo Tain
Elizabeth
Stiphel Ara
D. No. 2
Elyria
Grace Demerce
Quincy St
Lucy Harnack
Jefferson ‘Apts
RR. G. Baus
US Woman Lectures at Louvre Amid Honors
Florence Heywood of Pate Alt California, a Daly News lecturer at the Louvre museum in Paris, has been decorated with the Palmes Academiques, one of the highest French honors. She has visited the country for over fifteen years, bringing prestige to her work.
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Migs
Florence Heywood
Pate Alt
California
Ervat Louvre
Ert
Paria
Palmes Academiques
Heywood
Mansfield Attorney Faces Disbarment Proceedings
Mansfield Jan 24 Disbarment actions were ordered against Attorney J B Ladow by Judge Galbraith after a committee report. Ladow is accused of giving false testimony in a case where he was defendant related to stock from B I Chase. Mrs Chase was awarded $9000 after the trial.
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Lella Chase
B. I. Chase
Ladow
Appointments for Ohio jobs announced in Columbus
Governor Donshey announces C. E. Bell of Hillsboro as Ohio commissioner to the Brazilian centennial exposition in Boston sailing February 3. Thomas H. Kearns of Darton named chief workshop and factory inspector at 3600 a year. C. A. Myers of Chillicothe promoted to chief of boiler inspection at 3400. H. F. Stehmeyer of Zanesville moved to a new post.
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Columbus
Donshey
C. E. Bell
Hillsboro
Ohio
Bell
New York
Witter
Thomas H. Kearns
Darton
Ernest A. Whitacre
C. A. Myers
Chillicothe
Division of
Steam Engineers
H. F. Stehmeyer
Zanesville
Percy Tetlow
State
White slavery arrest shocks Lorain couple in Mann Act case
Department of Justice agents arrested Nick Chobokes at 1781 Be 29th Street and Mrs Edom Strisler in Lorain. Chobokes allegedly sent money for a carfare from her home to Covington to support a white slavery scheme under the Mann Act. Mrs Strisler is also alleged to be a bigamist, having married three times without divorce.
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Lorain
Department of Jiustice
Nick Chobokes
29Th Street
Kelper
Edom Strisler
Cleveland
Chobokes
Oman
Covington
Stansler
Alteged
Mother of Geraldine Farrar Dies in New York
Mrs Sianey Farrar, mother of opera and film star Geraldine Farrar, died early today at her Riverside Drive apartment after several weeks illness. Pneumonia and chronic heart disease hastened her death. Miss Farrar, visiting in Hamilton, Ont., is returning to New York and expects to arrive soon. A divorce hearing against husband Lou Tellegen was scheduled to open today.
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New York
Sianey Farrar
Geraldine Farrar
Riverside Drive
Miss Farrar
Hamilton
Ont
Lou Tellegen
Toudy
New York Mayor May Address Lorain Dens
Lorain on January 24 reports the Democratic Club plans a February 7 Jackson day banquet. They aim to have Mayor Hrland of New York City speak at the event, with efforts underway to secure his appearance.
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New York
Lorain
Democratic Club
Hrland
New York City
William Plason Promoted to Medina Agent Role
William Plason of this city has been promoted and transferred as the Medina agent for the American Express Co. In Galion on January 24 John R. Rummel 59 longtime justice of the peace died suddenly early today after a stroke of apoplexy.
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William Plason
American Express Co
Medina
Galion
John R. Rummel
Weather Halts Harding Desk Time In Snow and Rain
In Washington on January 24 the President remained in his study as inclement weather and an air raid snow followed by rain caused further delays. Dr. C B Sawyer, his personal physician, again prevented his return to the executive offices and desk.
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Washington
Harding
C. B. Sawyer
May direct ring activities of state
A. J. Schinner, Milwaukee sporting editor and boxing enthusiast, is expected to be named a Wisconsin boxing commissioner and chairman of the state controlling board. Schinner is also the national handball champion.
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A. J. Schinner
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Schinner
Baron Thyssen Arrested Over Coal Delivery Rift
August Thyssen, octogenarian coal magnate of Germany, is effectively under arrest by French military authorities for failure to hand over coal. Hugo Stinnes is reported in Hamburg. In London the British Liberal Party urged intervention in the Ruhr with US cooperation, while in Washington experts were authorized to study Teapot Dome leasing and the Senate Agriculture Committee moved to favor a $250 million credit for foreign buyers of American farm goods.
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August Thyssen
Germany
Thyssen
Hugo Stinnes
Hamburg
Loxton
Jan
Great Britain
Rohr
United States
League of Naons
Washington
Teapot Dome
Sinclair Oil Interests
Secretary of the Interior
Public Funds Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Gay
Senate
Opening Liberty Bonds Prices in New York Market
The liberty bonds opened with first 3 1-28 at 101.42 and 4 1-45 at 98.30. Third 4 1-48 quoted 98.82 and fourth 1-43 at 93.62. Victory bonds 43-49 traded at 100.22.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Terrorist gets life term in Cleveland case
Carl Martie, a black convict, terrorized families across several days last week and was sentenced in Cleveland to life in the Ohio Penitentiary on a charge of breaking into an inhabited dwelling. He faced 19 charges total, with 18 others including shooting to kill carrying lesser penalties. Harris blamed drink for his actions.
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Cleveland
Carl Martie
Ohio
Harris
Many Killed and Wounded by Fascisti Across Italian Cities
London dispatch reports heavy clashes between Italian fascisti and socialists erupting in Spezia Bari and Syracuse after reprisals for a murdered fascist. Three killed and nine wounded at Spezia one killed at Bari and fourteen wounded at Syracuse, with several fatally.
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London
Itaian Fascisti
Rome
Spezia
Bari
Syracuse
Woman Nolan Wins Congress Seat in California
Mrs. Nolan, widow of a labor advocate, wins a California congressional seat. Supporters say she will push labor-friendly laws including child labor abolition, a $3 minimum wage for government workers, a soldier bonus, immigration limits, and a pension bill for postal and government staff. She plans to travel to Washington within a week to assume office.
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Polis
Corliss
Postal
First Night Outdoor College Football Set at Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati will host the first night outdoor football game on record on September 29 at Carson Field against Kentucky Wesleyan University. Local electric engineers promise lighting to permit handling punts and passes with a regular ball, a novelty for university teams playing outdoor football at night.
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Cincinnati
Carson Geld
University of Cincinnati
Kentucky Wesleyan University
Philadelphia
Ermory
Teane
Fire at Rothenburg School in Cincinnati. 1200 Evacuated
Cincinnati January 24 1200 pupils left Rothenburg school after a fire found in the domestic science room caused by a gas leak. The blaze was extinguished with no loss reported.
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Cincinnati
Rothenburg School
Oberlin concert series to feature Percussion Trio and symphonies
Oberlin announces a trio concert in Warner Hall on January 24 with the Oberlin Conservatory trio performing in C major and in C minor, plus the Dumky Trio. The program includes Andante Cantabile and related pieces. A second concert on April 12 will present chamber works including a Dumky Trio and a C minor Allegro Lento, with other selections by noted pianists and cellists.
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Conservatory
Oberlin
Warner Hall
Cleveland
Cincinn Symphonies
Amester
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