County Investors Lose Heavily in R L Collings Co
Ohio and Lorain County investors face heavy losses as the R L Collings Co and subsidiaries seek receivership. Thirteen stockholders petitioned the Franklin County court to place the Dollings Companies of Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and the International Note Mortgage Co in receivership amid claims officers control policies and funds. Court decisions loom as hearings set for tomorrow with potential federal involvement if claims exceed three thousand dollars.
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Elyria
R. L. Dollings Co
Ohio
Franklin County
Dollings Companies
Indiana
Pennsylvania
International Note & Mortgage Co
Ohio Company
Dollings Co
Cleveland Discount Co
County
American ‘Motor Balen
Newark Egineering Company
Mathews Engineering ‘Company
Sandusky
Recording Devises Company
Dayton
Burton Townsend Company
Zanceville
North Carolina Farms Company
Columbus
Florida Farms and Industries Company
FR. L. Collings Company
Audidiaries
Henry A. Williams
Williams
Dollings Company
Peaae
Dollings
Indianapolis
Philladelphia
William
Common Pleas Court
DoNings
Servant Fiasco Ships In From Morocco Aboard Olympic
New York July 18 Aboard the Olympic of France the Verdier couple from San Francisco arrived with a mysterious figure in typical heik garb dubbed a servant. The youth named Hammet Barada 18 is described as an excellent valet though questions arose about his religion and status as a servant for a sultan like household.
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New York
Aul Verdier
Francisco
Aris
France
Verter
Ahammet Barada
Barade
Hamigraon
Sigsbee Dies After Year of Ill Health at 78
Rear Admiral Charles Dwight Sigsbee died of heart failure in New York at age 78. Born in Albany, he entered the Navy in 1859, served in the Civil War, commanded the Maine and was blown in Havana Harbor in 1898. He earned promotion for gallantry in the Spanish American War and authored books including The Personal Narrative of the Battleship Maine and Deep Sea Sounding and dredging.
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New York
Charles Dwight Sigsbee
Maine
Sigsbee
Albany
New York State
United States
Havana
Allantry
Wheat prices held steady amid grain surplus view
Ohio State University economists say wheat prices will rise under a plan called dollar wheat. They blame domestic overproduction and limited foreign demand for the glut, noting a wartime acreage rise to about twenty four percent. Funeral services for Mrs Anna Tribble set for Saturday in Columbus.
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Rure
Ohio State Unirsity
Rueseia
India
America
Columbus
Etnis
State workers paid after board approves increases
State industrial relations department employees owed back pay since July 15 received wages today after the State Board of Control approved raises recommended by the Civil Service Commission.
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Columbus
State Industrial Relations Department
State Board of Control
Civil Service
Amniesion
Longtime Elyria newspaper reader recalls family lineage
Mrs Hat tie Beaver, 79, of Grafton, recounts how her family has read Elyria newspapers for generations starting with the 1834 Elyrian Republican and Working Man's Advocate. She began reading headlines from Lorain Argus in 1848 and now follows The Chronicle-Telegram without glasses, noting a record hard to beat.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Grafton
Hattie Beaver
Wes Felt
Independent Democrat
Republcan
Daily Telegram
Erie Violated Labor Board Wage Order Say Officials
Chicago July 19 government announced the Erie Railroad disobeyed the United States railroad labor board order directing that track and signalmen be paid a wage set by the board. The order was issued September 3.
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Chicago
Erie Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Governor Reviews State Guard Troops at Camp Perry
Columbus July 19 Governor Dohahey went to Camp Perry to review cavalry units of the Ohio national guard in encampment There he was to return to Columbus tonight He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Margaret and Mrs Frank D Henderson wife of the state adjutant general Pomeroy July 1 9 Dr Charles McDougal of Athens expected for the defense in the trial of James E Miller charged with the murder of Edward Reynolds took the stand for cross examination the morning when the hearing he was rebuffed before Judge A P Miller and a jury there.
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Columbus
Dohahey
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Mies Margaret
Frank D. Henderson
Pomeroy
Charles McDougal
Athens
James. E. Miller
Edward Reynolds
A. P. Miller
Cleveland Judge Refuses Whitfield Change of Venue
In Cleveland on July 19 Judge George P. Beer denied a request by attorneys for ap Lenard Whitfield charged with murdering Patrolman Dennis Griffin in May. The trial is set to begin in Cuyahoga County next Monday before Judge Frank C. Phillips.
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Cleveland
Mon
George P. Beer
Aplen Leonard Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Whitfield
Cuyahoga County
Frank C. Phillips
Philippine cabinet resignations threaten U.S. policy
Manila July 18 The Philippine independence crisis deepens as Manuel Quezon, senate president and veteran political leader, demands non cooperation with Governor General Wood amid cabinet resignations. President Harding awaits detailed reports from Wood and Quezon before any new policy. War Secretary Weeks seeks more information from both leaders.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Senate
United States
Harding
Wood
Seward
Alaska
Quezon’s
Leonard Wood
War Department
Manuel Queson
Philippine Senate
Council of ‘State
Weeks
Aviator Jack Gregory Dies In Canyon Crash Near Lake Tahoe
Los Angeles, July 19. Jack Gregory, a well known local aviator, wandered from his course in dense fog and crashed 1600 feet into jagged canyon rocks near Lake Tahoe. The tragedy was confirmed upon information received at his home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Gregory
Lake Tahoe
Hid
Home
Blood soaked clothes found in murder case at farm
Geneva July 19 blood soaked quilt a bloodstained shirt and a carpet with bloody patches found buried in the Frank Taylor farm barn yard may lead to murder charges against the dead man's widow Mrs Kettle Cass Taylor who is in custody on an open charge. Taylor's body was found two days ago with brains beaten out.
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Geneva
Frank Taylor
Kettle Cass Taylor
Taylor
Huber Sues for 15 Million Over Assault Injury
James C. L. Huber, a promoter based in New York and London, sues M. C. Martin of London for 15,012,750 damages in St. Louis court. He says the assault reduced his earning capacity from about 500000 a year to a small salary, claiming serious injuries.
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ST. Louis
M. C. Martin
London
James C. L. Huber
New York
Huber
Two Ohio Inmates Escape From State Penitentiary Grounds
Nelson Serris, 24, white, and Robert Harris, 22, colored, both Lucas County prisoners, escaped from the state fair grounds where they worked as trustees. Each is serving one to fifteen years for robbery. they vanished in July after being delivered at the prison. In Toledo, labor leaders deny a call for an IWW meeting, saying organizers may proceed under a banner if they wish, while the IWW ban remains in effect.
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Columbus
Nelson Serris
Robert Harris
Lucas County
State Penitentiary
State Fair Grounds
Toledo
Atest
Labor Temple
Eliloba
Gas Explosion Kills Woman in Columbus Flat
A gas explosion in a Columbus apartment kills Mrs Elizabeth Wit and injures two others. The blast started when Harrington lit a match near a stove pipe, causing flames to envelop the room and topple a stove. A second flare scorched walls and shattered a window, with burned furniture and debris noted.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Wit
Harrington
Otts
Gage
Ted
Farmers Cut Deep Into Heavy Wheat Harvest This Year
Farmers have been busy over the last ten days bringing in wheat. Most of the crop is nearly harvested with yields described as ordinary. Dry spring weather affected stalk growth but heads are well filled. Oat crop is ripening and will be ready to cut soon.
Fire wipes out ten stores and twenty homes in Kimball
A blaze at two in the morning destroyed ten business houses and twenty dwellings in Kimball near Bluefield Virginia. Damage was estimated at 500000 dollars. The restaurant in the center of the business district was among the structures burned.
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Bluefield
W Va
Kimball
Ohio judicial council named by governor under Collister law
In Columbus on July 19 attorney Harry F. Pager of Cleveland Alfred Bettman of Cincinnati and Michael A Daugherty of Lancaster all Democrats were named by Governor Donahey to the new Ohio judicial council created under the Collister law and approved by the Ohio State Bar Association. Findlay saw a 20 cent per barrel cut in six grades and 10 cents in one grade of central west crude oils announced by the Ohio Oil Company. Toledo reported a broken truck wreck outside the Toledo yards injuring no one as four cars of a New York Central refrigerator train derailed and meat scattered. Bucyrus hosted 300 delegates at the state convention of rural mail carriers with officers to be chosen and next convention site to be decided. Congressmen R. Clint Cols and Senator J. F. Berke addressed the carriers.
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Jackson
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Hie
Gsig
Jackson Granty
Davis
Columbus
Harry F. Pager
Cleveland
Alfred Béttman
Cincinnati
Michael A Daugherty
Lancaster
Donahey
Ohio Judicial Council
Ohio State Bar Association
Findlay
Ohio Oil Company
Toledo
New York Central
Bucyrus
R. Clint Cols
J. F. Berke
Olive M. J. New York Leads National Educational Board
Miss Olive M. J of New York is chosen to lead the National Educational Board, signaling a pivotal leadership role. The selection highlights her prominence in education circles and sets a course for policy direction and advocacy nationwide.
National Defense Spending Reaches $725 Million for Year
The Treasury Department announced the 12 month totals ending June 30 showing national defense outlays at 725 million. In the same period army and navy allotments totaled 205 million less than the prior year. Fiscal year 1922-23 expenditures reached 3.6976 billion with a 310 million surplus.
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Treasury Department
National Defense
Army
Navy
Treasury
Love Said to Drive Nurse to Suicide in Cincinnati
Grace Burris a 22 year old student nurse from Laurel Indiana at Christ Hospital ended her life by taking two grains of strychnine. She prepared for burial last night laying out her hair and wearing a white dress and left a note for the nurses indicating burial wishes. Groans from her room prompted an investigation and she died after being found-in-the early hours.
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Cincinnati
Grace Burris
Laurel
Ind
Christ Hospital
Miss Burris
First Break Comes as Phone Girls Strike in Lawrence
Lawrence Massachusetts July 19 The first break in the strike of operators at the New England Telephone Company came today when Lawrence exchange operators voted to return to work A committee representing the strikers will confer with the chief operator this afternoon about resuming duties on the switchboards.
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Lawrence
Mass
New England Telephone Company
FROUGHT WIRE DEAD SHOCK KILLS NEAR LIKELY VICTIM
In Lorain Patrick McGovern was burned and shocked after grabbing a live street wire dragged by a rope. He became unconscious and his hands were burned as sparks ceased. In Columbus Dr Ed M Baehr chief physician of the state bureau of juvenile research resigns to return to Cincinnati for medical practice, Welfare Director Harper announced.
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Lorain
Patrick McGovern
St. Joseph's Hospital
McGovern
Columbus
Edmound M. Baehr
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Cincinati
Harper
Flyer Lieutenant Maughan Flies From New York to San Francisco
In a daring cross country flight, Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan, 30, left New York aiming for San Francisco aboard a Curtiss plane. He covered about 170 miles per hour at takeoff, with Army service of seven years noted, and a week earlier completed a similar leg. Observers reported the craft moving smoothly during daylight hours as crowds watched from towns along the route.
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Sui
San Francisco
Naval Breakfast
New York
Maughan
McCook
St. Joseph Mo
Cell
Curtiss
Charge steel owners with a conspiracy
William Hannon, secretary treasurer of national and international steel labor organizations, tells International News Service that the I W W is being used to counter the drive to organize steel workers. He says no strike is planned, asserts the effort will fail, and notes AFL backing. He was en route between trains, meeting C B McCadden and others directing the organizing drive.
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Cleveland
Steel Trust
Wiliam Hannon
International News . Service Today
Presnt
Hannon
I W. W
C. B. McCadden
Steel Workers
American Federation of Labor
Mrs Sylvia Hubbard 75 of 217 Lake Avenue Dies
Mrs Sylvia Hubbard known as Mrs Sylvia Jumont died this morning at 4 20 after several months illness at age 75 years three months and fourteen days at her son's home 217 Lake Avenue She leaves her husband Charles Hubbard a son Charles E Jumont two brothers and three sisters and five grandchildren Funeral from 217 Lake Avenue Saturday at 1 30 p m Rev W L Burner officiating burial in Amherst
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Sylvia Hubbard
Lake Avenue
Selena Wilford
Elyria
Laura Payne
Beach Park
Ida Cook
Lorain
W. L. Burner
Amherst
Fire at Cindy Summer Resort Causes 275000 Damages
Cincinnati July 13 Fire at Chester Park near the Honeymoon Express Amusement site caused an estimated 275000 in damage. The Cindy Summer Resort was partially destroyed with one injured man, Clarence Grube, 20, struck by an electric wire while aiding firefighters. Brilliant electrical displays highlighted the blaze, thought to have started from crossed wires or a discarded cigarette.
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Cincinnati
Chester Park
Clarence Grube
State appoints Akron officer to head new criminal id bureau
Columbus July 19. State Welfare Director Harper has appointed William M. Smith age 32 of Akron as chief of the new state bureau of criminal identification, established by the Herbert law effective this week. Salary is 3600 dollars annually. Smith is currently superintendent of Akron police bureau of criminal identification.
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Columbus
Harper
William M. Smith
Akron
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Herbert Law
Smith
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Spang Baking Co Truck Hits Telegraph Pole Collision at West Bridge
A Spang Baking Co truck swayed and struck a telegraph pole at West Bridge and Water streets. The pole broke and wires fell, damaging some electric light lines. The track suffered minor damage, and repairs took time. Mary Fields of Lorain sues for divorce from William Fields on grounds of neglect and extreme cruelty, alleging frequent brawling and harm to her health.
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Spang Baking Co
West Bridge
Water Streets
Mary Fields
Lorain
William Henry Fields
Serenka shoots landlady in Lackawanna then kills self
Serenka, 24, shot and killed landlady Mrs Pauline, 34, wounded boarder Summar, 36, and then killed himself in Lackawanna. Police say the violence followed a breakfast dispute with a boarder.
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Buffalo
Serenka
Pauline
Summar
Lackawanna
Nrw
Hunt Seen On I 1400 Melt Columbus Start
A fragmented report from Columbus notes a heat event beginning today on July x with melt observed on Interstate 1400. Authorities continue monitoring conditions and urging caution for drivers as temperatures rise.
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R. L. Collings CO
AVIS
Ormer
Trible
Mra. Anna
ERIE
Washington
U. S
Aviator
GOD
California
Virginia
Olive M. J
Hine Olive
Cindy Summer Resort
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