Carlisle Townships Bond Vote Doubtful on Legality
Carlisle Town ship voters face an August 8 vote on centralizing schools and issuing 100 000 in bonds to buy land and build a school. An attorney says the advertising of the election may be illegal and the legality of proceedings could be challenged by taxpayers, possibly delaying or blocking the bond sale.
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Carlisle Township
Ulegal
Carlile
F. A. Stetson
Clark Spery
Board of Elections
Stetson
Carilale Township
Jury fee totals and changes in county court report
The annual Common Pleas Court report notes jury fees changes. Last year grand jury fees were 8971.48 and this year appear as 89 a. The shift reflects reduced work but higher daily rates and weekly mileage. Criminal jury fees fell from 1,294 to 756 due to less criminal work.
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Common Pleas Court
Lagi Sar
Thes Antounrers Ra
Tess
Irish Rebels Kidnap Twelve Girls in Donegal
Central News dispatch reports Republican Irregulars in County Donegal have kidnapped twelve girls and forced them into servitude. Separately, Dublin clashes saw free state troops restore order after ambushes, with REGULARS defeating rebels at Loughrea and gains along the southern border. Irregulars remain active near Dundalk, damaging rail bridges. Reports on rebel leaders Barton and others escaping jail are unconfirmed.
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London
County Donegal
Ireland
Michi
Dublin
Free State
Loughrea
Moonshine Raid Nabs Large Still in Galloway Township
State police raided a moonshine operation in Galloway township near Philadelphia. A 120 gallon still was found in full operation with seventy gallons ready for export and five barrels of mash prepared for the next day. Liquor was reportedly sold in Philadelphia by tann ers making nightly trips between the woods and the city. Names given to police include A L Smith of Anderson South Carolina and Silas Allen of Chester Pennsylvania. A police report says the men trained in South Carolina. Nearby, Carl C. Woll filed a judgment for 108 dollars against Elyria Chesiel Co on a note claims the case.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Galloway Township
Here
Corporal Campbell
Campbell
A.L. Smith
Anderson
3. C
Silas Allen
Chester
Auea
South Carolina
Oberlin Children's Home bond issue proposed
At a Rotary Club meeting Dr 2% Pitcher urged a bond issue for Oberlin Children's Home improvements up to 8009 dollars. Judge Roy Williams spoke on Constitutional Law. Tomorrow the club will host Oberlin Home children at Cascade Park for a picnic and return them to the home.
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Rotary Club
Pitcher
Oberlin
Roy Williams
Sandusky
Cascade Park
Bell and Taylor Fined Ten Dollars in Disorder Case
The police court tried Leo Bell, Dick Taylor, Clifford Wool and James Rogers for disorderly conduct after a fight at Riverview Park’s dance floor. Mayor Jones fined Bell and Taylor ten dollars each, with coats. Wool and Rogers were found not guilty and discharged. The defendants claimed they acted as peace makers and were believed by the mayor.
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Leo Bell
Dick Taylor
Clifford Wool
James Rogers
Riverview Park
Jones
Bell
Taylor
Coats
Wood
Rogers
Lorain Finance Co sues Jamies Tom for 830 balance on chattel mortgage
The Lorain County Finance Co of Lorain files suit against Jamies Tom seeking 330.47 on a note secured by a chattel mortgage on household furniture. They request sale of the property and application of proceeds to the debt.
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Lorain County Finance Co
Lorain
County Ditch Improvement Plan Heard by Commission
County commissioners reviewed the surveyor's estimate and report on a local ditch project. Columbia is set to clean and widen the ditch this morning and apportion costs among benefiting residents.
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Columbia
John Dere Plow Co Sues Wellington Director over 251.20 Debt
The John Dere Plow Co brings suit against C. KE, director of Wellington, alleging the defendant is indebted for 251.20 on an account for goods delivered. The case seeks payment of the amount due and related costs.
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John Dere Plow Co
C. KE
Dirlama
Wellington
Defanda
Germany Faces Critical Crisis as Republic Fears Civil Strife
Berlin dispatch reports thunderclouds over the republic with threats to the government as the Rote Fahne calls for solidarity against the bourgeois coalition. Labor demands sweeping legislation to protect the republic while parliament debates a defiant response to the Rathenau murder. The Reichstag faces a fateful session amid risk of dissolution and new elections.
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German Republic
International News Vrvice
Berlin
Tedar
Dr. Rathenay
Germany
Rote Fahne
Museew
Bourgeoiy
Lahor
Havaria
Ikea Thon
Relche
Reichstag
Bourgeos
Rathenan
Centre
Invat
Council Tonight Sets Finances After Deficit Report
City council meets this evening as the finance committee presents recommended measures to cut expenses. With a $60000 deficit, reductions are likely for the fire department EMS and other city staff, and the council must act as a whole on the proposed changes.
Showers Tonight Then Cooler Tomorrow Break Heat Wave
A heat wave hit the city yesterday and persists today as temperatures rose to 93 on Broad street. A south side reading reached 93 with a 9 degree mark noted yesterday afternoon. Thunder showers tonight are expected followed by cooler weather tomorrow.
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Broad Street
Oie Pipe Bending Co Sues H G Patton For 9604.48
The Oie Pipe Bending and Machinery Co sues H G Patton of Oberlin Artificial Ice Co alleging a contract to supply materials and charging 9604.48 due for materials and extras. They seek recovery of the amount and costs.
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Oie Pipe Bending & Machinery Co
Hh. G. Patton
Oberlin Artificial Ice Co
Mr. Tatton
Harding and Cabinet Grapple with Railroad Strike Crisis
Washington July 11. President Harding and his cabinet call the railroad and coal strikes a serious threat to national welfare as they discuss an official White House statement to clarify the administration's position. Aiming for peace, they weigh summoning rail heads and strikers while awaiting coal operator replies.
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Washington
United States
Harding
White House
Railway Labor Board
Lorain Rail Shop Strike Quiet. Police Guard B&O Yards
Lorain July 11 The railroad shopmen strike remains quiet with no disorders. Police Chief Walker ordered uniformed officers at the 21st Street entrance to the B&O yards to prevent stone throwing by strikers and sympathizers and to keep crowds moving away from the area.
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Lorain
Walker
21St Street
NO & Oland
Rronda
Strikers Turn in Rail Property in Columnis
About 3,500 striking Pennsylvania Railway System shop craftsmen turned over relief records and pension rights to the company on their last pay day. Officials order further turnover of benefits on next Friday. Union leaders say the 4,000 striking shopmen are ending their action with no violence.
Rail Strike Slows Trains and Freight in Cincinnati
Freight accumulates and passenger trains run late across Cincinnati as rail clerks walk out on Norfolk & Western. South of the Ohio River shipments are tied up and coal supplies from West Virginia and Kentucky are interrupted by a shortage of locomotives and repair work. Inspectors with the Interstate Commerce Commission tally rolling stock layoffs amid the strike impact.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western
Mail Trains Withdrawn in Railway Mail Service
Interference with railway mail due to a railroad strike halted about 3000 miles of railway mail service on the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway. The withdrawal was announced to the Post Office Department via telegrams from C. H. Cisler, superintendent of railway mails at St. Louis, citing President J. E. Taussig of the M E and T Railway. No trains or affected schedule were specified.
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Washington
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Post Office Department
C. H H. Cisler
St. Louis
Cisler
J. E. Taussig
M. E. & T Railway
Heir directs 12000 signalmen to stay at work in strike standoff
Delay Strike CHICAGO Ills. July 11 D. Ww. Heir president of the Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen today promulgated an order to his 12,000 signalmen directing them to remain at work until every means of obtaining peace has been exhausted. They had voted to strike.
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Chicago
Ills
D. Ww
The
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Plan I C C Protests
Warren S Stone says the Brotherhood remains unmoved since the July 1 strike order took effect and no official action has been issued to engineers. The union condemns sympathetic strikes and notes reports of unauthorized press statements.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warren 8. Stone
Coal Operators Plan Pittsburgh Conference Tomorrow
Coal operators from all producing states and National Coal Association directors meet in Pittsburgh at 10 am to frame a position on President Harding's proposed arbitration plan. Alfred M. Ogle will summon and lead the meeting. speakers include F C Honnold A J Malonay and other directors.
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Pittsburgh
National Coal Association
Rephy
Harding
A. M. Ogre
Terre Haute
Ind
National Association
Pyervy Finality
F.C. Honnold
A. J. Malonay
Chicago
Ilinois
Southwest
T. T. Brawster
St. Louis
Ste Clemens
Pitts
Washington
Pittsburg
Alfred M. Ogle
Rifle Battle Over Warrenton Searchlight Firefight
In Steubenville Ohio on July 11 a gun battle erupted when residents of Warrenton and nearby areas fired at a mining company searchlight on the West Virginia side of the Ohio river. Over 200 shots exchanged between both sides with guards returning fire. no injuries reported though farmhouses were struck. Officials from Jefferson County Ohio and Brooke County West Virginia intervened and order was restored.
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Steubenville
Warrenton and
Vicinity
Heech Bottom Canal Company
West Virginia
Ohio River
Oain
Warrenton
The
West Wirginia
Jefferson County
Ohio
Brooke County
Prediction of Ohio coal strike settlement at hand
Report from Bridgeport indicates both operators and miners expect a settlement this week in eastern Ohio. The news comes from the same source that predicted the miners operators conference in June and Washington talks. About 16 600 and 190 mines may be affected as eastern Ohio keeps coal flow to the northwest via the Great Lakes.
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Bridgeport
Eastern Ohio
Eastern
Ohio
Harding
Seasion
Washington
Northwest
Great Lakes
Onte
West Virgtete
Ing
Mbna
Fair price figures disputed by small operators
Washington reports that some smaller non-Gaser operators in Pennsylvania and Kentucky are allegedly disregarding the fair price figures recently issued by the government. The claim centers on inconsistencies in pricing among regional operators affecting competition and consumer costs.
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Fair Pr
Washington
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Istricsa
Jotat
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