Rail Strike Depths Threaten Harding Advised Action
Washington July 20 The collapse of railway labor board mediation shocks officials. Government officials warn chaos on railroads within ten days if unresolved and consider shifting pressure to unite shop crafts and executives in Washington. Court action on collusion between striking rail workers and miners is also explored.
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Harding
Lahor
Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Germany grips on as republic cleans monarchist strongholds
Berlin faces a brewing Havarian crisis as the government launches a broad cleanout to remove monarchist officials and prepare a defense of the republic. Dismissals reach provincial presidents while Bavaria debates secession or union with Austria as monarchist factions rally.
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Berlin
Nobing
Prussia
Havaria
Lerchenfeld
Bavaria
Germany
Austria
Rupprecht
Rathenau
Village Reports Over 50000 Shortage in Franklin Park Funds
Chicago July 20 investigators looking into Franklin Park village finances report a shortage of about 50000. Officials say the deficit may grow after further findings and a grand jury inquiry is anticipated.
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Chicago
Franklin Park
Rail Strike Tensions Rise Across States
July 20 reports from Columbus Huntington and Charleston show labor unrest tied to President Harding’s call for military protection for mines and railroads. Clerks and freight workers walk out with flags. 32 U S marshals sworn in to guard Virginian Railway. Missouri Kansas Texas railroad cites lack of deputy protection and suspends train service between Deleon Cross Plains Stamford Rotan.
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W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Charleston
U. S
Washington
United States Marshal
Deleon
Whitenton
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Today
Post Office Department
Jos
Cross Plaing
Stamford
Rotan
Fighter Finds Solace in City Jail
Mike Madley, a tough son of Ireland, was jailed this morning on intoxication charges after assaulting a newspaper man and a pedestrian. He clashed with Patrolman Walton and spoke of agitator roles and labor strikes as officers assessed his behavior.
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Mike Madley
Ireland
Madley
Walton
Myers
Mike
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Police
Twin strikes push losses to 533 million as rail coal walkout continues
Washington reports government statisticians estimate the coal and rail strikes have cost workers, employers and industry 533 million to date. Wages lost total 182 million, with coal operators losing about 200.69 million in potential output. The rail walkout now enters its third week, threatening public transit and fuel deliveries while parties push for contract terms and wage scales.
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Washington
ACA
Abont
Pune
Strike actions and mine disaster across early 20th century reports
Buffalo riots prompt police and state trooper deployments to protect transit workers amid car strike unrest. In Cliftonville West Virginia a mine attack raises murder charges as the death toll climbs to six with multiple arrests and ongoing coroner inquest.
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Stfurenville
Cliftonville
W. Va
H. H. Duval
Herbert Allen
Aullers
Vella
Brooke
Ohio County
McKinley
Attoiney W. Wilkins
Wilkins
Boy on bicycle struck by Alto near East Bridge Street
A boy named Flooa, riding a bicycle on East Bridge Street near the undercut, was struck by a car driven by Hen Mosely. The boy fell onto the hood, was bruised but not seriously hurt, and crawled away as the bicycle was smashed.
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Spane Baking Co
East Bridge Street
Aspirin Basket Co
Woat Park
Spane
F Noad
Bailey Court
Hen Mosely
Mosely
Chauncey Sues Over Land Claim In Oberlin Dispute
Fred Chauncey sues Fannie Page claiming four and one half feet of land, not four and one half inches as previously published. The Oberlin property is the subject, with Chauncey alleging Page seeks possession of the parcel.
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Fred Chauncey
Fannie Page
Oberlin
Lorain Church Seeks Loan to Encumber Property
The United Brethren Church of Lorain seeks authority to encumber its property for 33 000 to pay debts and finance improvements. The court is asked to permit issue of bonds totaling 25 50 and 100 dollars each bearing 5 percent interest.
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United Brethren Church
Lorain
Lorain County Appeal Records Certified for Supreme Court
The records of the Lorain County appellate court in the case of Metropolitan Securities Company vs Martin Orlow and Viola Orlow were certified to the state supreme court in Columbus today.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Metropolitan Securities Company
Martin Orlow
Viola Orlow
State Supreme Court
Harding president likely to urge rail conference amid strike
Chicago reports say President Harding may call a Washington conference of railway executives and labor leaders in coming days to settle the strike. The United States Railroad Labor Board admits no peace program exists and negotiations are at a standstill despite weeks of talks.
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Chicago
Harding
Washington
United States
Hardn
Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Cips
Agen
Sheriff Backus Faces State Demand Amid Strike Turmoil
Governor Harry L. Davis orders Sheriff N. D. Backus to report county deputy strength daily and prepare emergency manpower. Strikes prompt rail disruptions with hundreds of trains canceled and disputes over seniority sparking tensions. Local calm remains, but reports indicate growing strain across the region.
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Harry L. Davis
H E
Messia
Harry S Davis
Ohio
Backus
Tvo
Aupen Pall Lucas
Bill
Skff
Lima locomotive works lands large order for 25 heavy freight engines
The Illinois Central Railroad placed an order for twenty five heavy freight locomotives with the Lima Locomotive Works. Officials said funds for expansions totaling about 1.125 million dollars will finance new buildings and additions. Groundwork starts next month with completion aimed early. 1500 workers expected to stay employed until December.
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Lima
Lima Locomotive Works
Tine Central Railroad
Tncomtive Company
Heart of
Dlsectors
New York
Tllinois Centra
Tata
Emma Hoffman of Amherst Seeks Divorce
Emma Hoffman of Amherst files a divorce petition citing gross neglect of duty by her husband W H Hoffman whom she married October 20 1920. She alleges he misused her funds taking 360 from a bank and that he now resides in this city. She seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Emma Scheiferstine.
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Emma Hoffman
Amherst
W. H. Hoffman
Emma Scheiferstine
Rudy Sues Lev for Auto Collision Damages
J H Rudy seeks judgment against L J Lev for 446.21 in connection with an auto collision involving Lev’s car on November 21 last year at Clifton Boulevard Lakewood.
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J. H. Rudy
L. J. Lev
Clifton Boulevard
Lakewood
Timberman Beto Freedom Case Update At Columbus
Timberman former Lorain safety director convicted of bribery is released from county jail around 10 30 with an order from the supreme court clerk via Attorney Wesley Grills. The release pending review by the court set for after the October vacation. Grills led a band to aid the effort.
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Timberman
Lorain
Wesley Grills
Columbus
Supreme Court
Grits
Elient
Ohio coal strikes threaten renewed mine closures and price spikes
Cleveland reports industrial leaders agree most Ohio mines remain idle as unions push demands. Despite potential reopens with troops guarding sites, experienced miners are scarce for face work. Retail coal prices climb to 9.00 to 12.59 per ton, signaling profits for retailers and fueling public concern.
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Cleveland
Creme
Ohio
United Workers of Ohio
Oho
International News Service Today
Feceeye Cniee
Northwest
Highway Improvements Planned in Henrietta Township
County commissioners completed legislation for Vermilion Ashland road in Henrietta township. The improvement runs from Baten Corners north of Henrietta Center a distance of 17 miles point ten miles, with concrete ten feet wide and eight inches deep. Contract let on August 4.
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Herretta Township
Baten Corners
Henrietta Center
Mine Tie Up Deepens Coal Shortage Across New York
The coal shortage worsens as miners strike and rail shopmen walk out. Utilities, manufacturers, and retailers in New York face growing hunger for coal with shipments lagging and docks at the Great Lakes stockpiled.
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Great Lakes
Death mystery in Lycoming Creek double murder
Police pursue clues in the case of Mr and Mrs H M Shearer found with throats cut in Lycoming Creek near Botine night. A three year old child’s cries led a motorist to the scene as officers search for the missing husband and to uncover what happened.
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Williamsport
H. M. Shearer
Atthean
Lycoming Creek
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