Mantle County coal workers battle sparks labor tensions
Middletown July 19 A wage dispute between coal operators and mine workers flared into a broader fight over union recognition and collective bargaining. Lee Hall president of the Ohio miners association urged restraint while opposing forces threatened to undermine the workers’ bargaining power. Speakers from the American Federation of Labor and state labor groups addressed the convention, stressing solidarity and the need to uphold basic bargaining principles amid industry pressure.
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Coal Opera 5
Ieh
Lee Hall
Ohippers
State Federation’ Labor Conention
Todat Frau
Olnu Heer
Aluae
Associacon i Destrox
Bargunas
United States
Conartinus
Inuberghs Tour Of Eagt In Own Plant
Inubergh begins a transcontinental tour with a stop in New York and a visit to the Wright Aeronautical plant in Paterson. Charles A Levine is banished. Chamberlin and Bert Acosta lead a crowded ceremony as the group plans further flights and inspections.
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Inubergh
EAGT
OS York
Charles A Levine
Ban Parswee
New Yark
Kimmender Richard Bk Reid Biscren
Clarence Dhemberlin
Vies
Tingherth
Hart i
Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Berhal
Welther Acras
Evenine
Esverdas
Cit Ata
Ymodore
Lymdoerzh
Kasach Heights
Mnouule
Wright
Weal Corporation
Lindh
Mitchell Field
Winshi
Older man commits suicide after love rejection
A man about 73 years old, Lois and Jule referenced, reportedly commits suicide after a broken romance and perceived jilting by a woman named Tim. The fragments imply a triangle of affections and a tragic act following heartbreak.
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Lois
Tim Neece
Man
Missing Champney body recovered from Detroit River
Reports indicate Champney was drowned Saturday in the Detroit River. A body has been recovered and will be identified and turned over to relatives once funeral arrangements are announced.
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Bamprey
Detret
Nyria
Park System Seeks Extra Funds for Cascades Park Needs
City council votes to add funds to reach twenty thousand dollars for Cascades Park needs as the park commission outlines priorities. Walford and Wilford presented plans to improve river access, entrances, and a wheelchair friendly route while coordinating auto roadways through the park.
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Park Commission
Euines
Cit Pomins
Oni
Walford
Welford
Charges Form In House Of AAUIt Litigation
The Michigan attorney general’s office pursues a dissolution suit against a former member led religious colony. Defense counsel claims intimidation and a cat’s paw tactic while alleging conspiracies involving newspapers and letters between attorneys and the colony’s ex-members as prosecutors press for depositions.
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Coolidge adviser proposes press calm amid flood relief visits
President Coolidge urges Washington correspondents to save topics for separate features noting federal flood relief and dam projects in the Mississippi region as Hoover visits to discuss radio and relief aid while a news car crash near the presidential convoy sparks caution.
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Cooldie Bay
Inio
Gond
Maraging
Corps of
Washington
Ree Fourche
Coolidze
de James l Coupal
Devl Hopital
Came Indee Sn
Execution Report Echoes of Changsha and Hankow Turmoil
Chinese disorder reports indicate mass executions of union members and suspected communists in Hupeh and Hunan as Wuhan shifts policies. Correspondents note efforts to suppress communism and Chiang Kai-shek's moderates, with figures like Tao and Borodin commenting on China’s uncertain nationalism and rising military activity.
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Manchester
Shaihar Today
Hankow
Hupeh
Huvan
Wuhan
Tao
Wuhin
Chiang Hei Shei
Thei
Gologo Kuling
Michael Borodin
Borodin
Bootlegger Bid for Champagne Bottles Rejected
A Detroit bootlegger offered 30000 for 19000 worth of Emmettyes labeled champagne to be shipped to Montcal The Veuve Coquot Company declined the offer saying the bottles must bear proper labels and comply with U S law The firm refused the sale and the proposal did not proceed.
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Rheims
United States
Veuve Coquot
Tetroit
Montcal
Alimony Hearing Reveals Brew Style Rivalry
Superior Judge Joseph B David heard Mabel Neal Bush seek separate maintenance from her husband. She cited a domestic dispute about home brew styles, noting she is Irish and he is German and that cultural differences affected their marriage. The case remained under advisement.
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Chicago
Mittal
Mabel
Neal Bush
Joseph B David
Smt
France and Britain Clash Over Geneva and Washington Talks
French observers at Geneva accuse Britain of sacrificing alliances at Washington while Britain and Japan push toward a political rapprochment. U S and Japanese positions are viewed as shaping a potential victory for Britain, with analysts noting shifts since the Washington conference.
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Paris
Larten
Gene Arms
Great Britain
Washington
Japan
Americas
Geneva
Lugland
Avamet
Thore Two
Council 18 weighs hiring investigator for charity patients
A message to Cleveland council proposes employing a special investigator to examine charitable hospital cases. Wingard urges the move, arguing the system could save money and curb misuse, while opponents caution about physician influence and practical hurdles.
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Farmers Protest Corn Borer War in Tiffin Meeting
Farmers gathered at a taxpayers league meeting in Tiffin to oppose state and federal funding for corn borer control. They planning tomorrow to converge on officials to press their stance against further appropriations.
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Tiffin QO
The
Taxpayers League
Cor Nuver Control
Toledo
Ip Ia
U S Consulate Bombed At Nice
A nitroglycerin bomb exploded before midnight near the U S consulate at Nice injuring no one. Police evacuated debris and a three foot deep crater appeared in the garden. The attack is linked to sympathizers of Sacco and Vanzetti who were condemned to die in Massachusetts.
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Nice
United States
Viktor Hugo
Rue
Alpozzo
Nicole Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanne T
Massachuestts
Local store robbed by adhesive bandit in Torain
Jack Altfelt of 121 Grace Court was tied up during a hold up at Victory Vulcanizing, 93% A Broadway, as four men in a car asked for gas then wore adhesive on one thiefs face and used a gun to demand cash. A twenty dollar bill and several one and two dollar bills were taken. Police pursued a license recorded as 308721 with no arrests yet.
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Grace Court
Fry Dollers Ha ‘“‘Court
Torain
Altfelt
Nictory
Browdway Larain
Bem
Rgles Allfelt
Jail Delivery Nipped in Bud
Simin Svi Wo Sui at Von ten a4 solitary confinement here today as authorities say they thwarted a wildescape from Jefferson county jail. Combas allegedly led a gaps plar ning a general delivery. guards found 30 foot rope made of mop strings in his cell. Hammond, a former 511 or wasting trial for murder, aided by wearing the rope. Deputies tested rope weight. Combas held after an attack on Patrolman Nonard E Davidsgo. He attempted suicide after arrest.
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Simin
Ine Combas
Vonten
Jefferson County
Combas
Hammond
Annae
Nonard E Davidsgo
Herrick Gains Last Report on Mission in France
The United States ambassador to France underwent a minor operation recently. A second procedure is expected in two to three weeks, with officials noting the operation was managed with attendance limited and the ambassador recovering.
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Conditon
Miron
Herrick Lnitedt
France
Tereday
Fey Bala
Han W
Charles 4 Lindherth
Plisiaan
Bledder Arimenut
Jewelry Hall Robbery Foiled by Quick Visitor
A man posing as a telephone repairman entered a residence and distracted a servant while another attendee was led away. The suspect, described as suave, obtained jewels during the distraction and escaped with jewelry valued at ten thousand dollars. Police seek leads on the suspect and the break in a domestic trust.
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Mre Yurer
Pega
Aviators Honored in Honolulu Ceremony for Frnest Smith
In Honolulu on July 16 a public reception honored Bronze American aviators Frnest Smith and Fmor. The hourras order of Kamehameha will bestow the feather cape symbol of Hawaii on them and the Island will wear native attire for the event. The ceremony will gather notable residents as tribute to the pilots who dashed a plane on Molokai.
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T. H
Housrars Order of Kamehameha
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Fmor
Air Matt Flyer
Fridat
Molokai Isand
Hawaii
Hiwaiian Warrars
Gio , Cale
Seize Whiskey Pre War Brand Ahead of Arrest
Six teens involved in pre war whiskey seizures are slated for bond hearing after authorities seized around $1 million worth of liquors. The case focuses on store owners and a manager linked to the operation as investigators pursue charges.
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COLT
Joss
Ulich
Walter Federal
Aires
Tyaar
Tri-Partite Naval Conference Near Settlement in Geneva
A tentative arrangement aims for 1 325 000 tons of cruiser and destroyer strength among Great Britain Japan and the United States with Britain 500 000 Japan 324 000 and the United States 500 000 tons. Final terms hinge on agreement over other ship classes as talks progress in Geneva.
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Geneva
Tri-Partite Naval Conference
Japan
Great Britain
Airplanes in stiff battle over Ocotal amid Nicaragua fighting
In Nicaragua on July 19 American Marines led by Captain Gilbert Hatfield attacked to repel Sandino forces. A Marine gunner sergeant and several constables were killed or wounded as aircraft were forced to land and redeployed to Ocotal. A second clash near Estel maintained pressure, with reports of heavy fighting and a nighttime withdrawal to a prepared position.
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Managla
Nicaragua
Americas
Gilbert Hatfield
Marine Headquarters
Albert S Muesch
Earth
Ocotal
Rook
Tle
Estell
Managua
Sandinos
MaGagna
Guea
Hatfield
Sandinas
Howe
City approves salary raise for city employees
Final legislation was passed to raise salaries for city employees by 15 dollars per month per position. The measure, approved at the July city council meeting, includes police and waterworks staff and clerks, with the raise effective September first. The finance committee favorably reported the proposal, noting a yearly increase of 720 dollars and marking it the first raise in two years.
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Mors
Farrezs
Vienna Quiet: Riots Leave City in Ruins
July 19 Vienna reports say clashes by opposing factions left the Palace of Justice in ruins. Government says legal machinery resumes with three courts, while socialists claim victory. authorities report 57 killed and over 100 wounded, with allegations of dum-dum bullets used by police.
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Vienna
Palace of
Justica
National Bank
Interni Strie
Republican Guard
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association Holds Opening Sessions
The 49th annual convention of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association opened in Ceran Point with William H Waltker presiding over the first business sessions. Principal address slots were planned for tomorrow with topics on regulations and narcotics control.
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Ceran Point
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
William H Waltker
Ohio
Wiechman
Tomorv
Otto E Rhirstner
Cmeim
Nat
Theodore D Weterstro
Third suicide attempt succeeds at Dollestown jail
Edwin Heither a 32 year old Langhorne farmer, after three tries at death by his own hand, hanged himself in his cell at Dollestown jail. Heithers wife Shen Kulp of Bucks County had been hired. a bed sheet improvised knot tied around his neck was found by jail staff.
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Edwin Heither
Hys
Shen Kulp
Bucks County
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