San Francisco Moves Toward Peace as Labor Disputes Ease
San Francisco shifts from industrial chaos to restored calm as union workers vote to end strikes. Maritime unions agree to arbitration and return to work, with Longshoremen set to decide on arbitration today. Oakland crews expected to follow, port reopening planned. rail and guard deployments uncertain amid lingering unrest.
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San Francismo
James A. Farley
Robert Wagpar
National Labor Board
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Mediation Board
San Francisco
The Weather Forecast Ohio
Generally fair and continued warm tonight and Sunday across Ohio with mild nights and daytime highs in the comfortable range. This forecast notes pleasant conditions for outdoor activities with light winds and no significant storms expected.
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Ohio
Mediation Board Named By The President
President Roosevelt, aboard the S S Houston bound for Hawaii, announced the appointment of the National Mediation Board members created to rule rail labor disputes. William M Leiserson James W Carmall John Carmody named for terms ending Feb 1936 plus Murray Latimer as chairman of the railroad retirement board. Roosevelt plans to address the Houston crew after its inspection.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Wiliam M. Leiserson
Yellow Springs
Ohio
James W. Carmall
Washington
D. C
John Carmody
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Murjay Latimer
Railroad Retirement Board
Congress
The
Houston
Soviet court sentences five men to death in Leningrad
In Leningrad on July 21 the Soviet court sentenced five men to death and gave prison terms to 51 others on charges of public violence. One of 57 prisoners was acquitted as rioters raided workers' clubs, stabbed members, and attacked for unclear motives tied to class prejudice. The group included some Kulaks and other declassed individuals, with a few misguided workers.
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Leningrad
Sume
Tube Company Shed Announced For Next Week
Two blast furnaces and six open hearths will be in operation at the National Tube Company next week. The Bessemer converter will work single turn. The blooming mills will be operated to suit steel conditions. The rail mill and Japp miller will be idle. No. 4 butt mill will be in operation five days, No. 1 seamless mill will work six days, and No. 3 seamless mill will be in operation four days, according to the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Japp
Injured in Minneapolis a War Like Street Battle
Minneapolis readied for violence as 3,000 National Guardsmen moved in with light artillery and gas grenades. About 49 people were hospitalized, with 4 in critical condition, as 1,000 union pickets faced 6,090 striking truck drivers amid a five day disruption. Police officers were assaulted, and gunfire sparked panic as bayonets and troops restrained the melee. Mediators failed to secure a peace, and organizers urged further strikes while police and authorities debated policy and martial law.
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Minneapolis
Floyd B. Olson
Grant Dun
Dunn
Sesteraay
Michael Johannes
Olson
Record Heat Wave Triggers Diplorable Deaths Across U S
Heat wave causes at least seventy deaths across the United States and southern Canada with cattle losses and water shortages. Cities report strained water supplies as temperatures soar above 100 degrees. Officials call the situation critical and warn of widespread economic impact on food costs.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Utah
Atlante
Medieme Iat
Port Arthur
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Emporia
Falls City
Neb
Nemaha River
Creston
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Lake Michigan
Joliet
Pierre
O’neh
Burlington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ill
Indianapolis
Jackson
Mich
Detroit
Shreveport
Weather Bureau
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Five GCC men drown in Steel Lake tragedy
Bulletin from Broadalbin New York reports five C C Company workers drowned when their boat overturned on Steel Lake while en route to relieve another C C group fighting a forest fire. Three men swam to safety. Named dead are Ernest Brooks foreman William H Havens Gerald Lynch Edgar J Van Villiard and Frederick Rothfuss.
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Broadalbin
N. Y
C. C CO
Steel Lake
Ernest Brooks
C. C. Camp
William H. Havens
Syracuse
Gerald Lynch
Harrison
N. J
Violent quake hits Port Armuelles Panama
A violent earthquake struck Port Armuelles Panama at 5:45 A.M. EST causing extensive property damage. Initial reports said no serious injuries. About ten houses were partly ruined and United Fruit Company's dock was nearly destroyed. Three large banana conveyors were wrecked.
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Port Armuelles
Panama
United Press
United Fruit Company
South Amherst Man Fined $50 in DWI Plea
Alex Nagy of South Amherst was fined 50 dollars and costs and his driver license suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving while drunk before Mayor W. H. Vanoster in police court. Nagy was arrested after his car collided with O. J Koppenhafer of 600 West Avenue, on West River Street yesterday afternoon.
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Alex Nagy
South Amherst
W. H. Vanoster
Nagy
O. J Koppenhafer
West Avenue
West River Street
Ohio City Hit by Heat Wave with Fatal Prostrations
Ohio heat wave brings three deaths and a drowning as temperatures reach 107 degrees in Findlay and a statewide 80 year high in Cincinnati. Cries across Mahoning Valley steel mills report extreme heat with many prostrations and only a chance of relief Sunday as showers are forecast.
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United Press
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Findlay
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Cleveland
Widow Senz sues Sinclair Refining for burns death
Lydia Senz of Avon widow of Nicholas Senz filed two complaints in common pleas court against Sinclair Refining Company seeking 1,909 and 3,700 dollars. She alleges the fatal fire began when a James Barbier filling station attendant foolishly filled a kerosene tank with gasoline, causing Nicholas Senz to die from burns last May.
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Lydia Senz
Avon
Nicholas Senz
Common Pleas Court
Sinclair Refining Company
James Barbier
Lenz
Child Fatally Struck. Driver to be Questioned
Columbus July 21 William Sapp six years old died last night after being hit by an automobile. Driver John Wastat faced police questioning today as details of the accident were sought.
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Columbus
William Sapp
John Wastat
Lorain’s Century Parade Draws 75 000 Spectators
Lorain county residents from Elyria and nearby areas filled Lorain's main street for a two hour parade marking the city’s centennial. About 10 000 participants and numerous floats moved toward Broadway and Erie Avenue with 75 000 spectators cheering. Floats from Elyria Amherst Wellington and Sheffield highlighted the procession joined by 14 cities and 150 civil and fraternal groups. The Lorain Cosmopolitan League presented a 15 nation exhibit. Grand Marshal W T Shaw led the parade.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Lolain
Broadway
Erie Avenue
Elysia
Miss Listia
Miss Lorain
Court of Friendship
Betty Burnett
Miss Llyria
Merle Vanoster
Queen of Friendship
Alice Robinson
Pages
Waldrie Tite
Neva Pfafl
Margaret Corts
Lews Boothroyd
Bill Armitage
Jimmie Ferriman
Elyria Legion
Aiso
Snemadlyes Mans
Amherst
Wellington
Sheffield
Cvil
Troop
Cleveland Mounted Polo
Century of Progress
Chicago
Gudge Matowitz
Martin Lavelle
Cleveland
Jan Oy Cart
Crhep
Fined $50 And License Suspended For DUI
Lews Feher of 273 West River Street faced a police court conviction for driving while intoxicated after an accident with William F. Farrell of 108 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Mayor W H Vanoster imposed a $50 fine plus costs and suspended Feher's driving license for 11 months.
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Lews Feher
West River Street
Feher
W. H Vanoster
Vanoster
Ebiia
William F. Farrell
Eastern Heights
Lindbergh Kidnapping Confession Ties Capone Links
July 21 report says John Pawelczyk claimed the Lindbergh baby kidnapping involved Al Capone and Frank Nash with Capone seeking freedom from jail. Pawelczyk named Nash, Bob Sandviel, and a woman called Tessie as the kidnappers, detailing a plan allegedly tied to Capone. An auto crash in Rogers, Ohio killed Helen Kelly and injured George Handel.
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Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
al Capone
Atlanta
Cantel
John Pawelczyk
Capone
Chicago
Ancome
Pawelczyk
Nash
Leavenworth
Lindbergh
Pawelez
Bob Sandviel
Tessie
Pawelayk
East Liverpool
Helen Kelly
Youngstown
George Handle
Rogers
Langer Battles Langer's Enemies in North Dakota Impeachment Push
In Bismarck on July 21 1936 William H Langer ousted governor directs a bid to impeach his successor Ole Olson as a senate quorum fight erupts. Olson battles to keep legislators from Bis manck while Langer rallies farmers at the Paterson Hotel and Plaza gathering. Langer claims political persecution while his wife appeals for vindication. Eleanor Culbertson 72 dies after a collision near St Paris Springfield Ohio.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
K. D
William H. Langer
Ole Olson
Paterson
Langer
Persod
Supreme Court
Olson
Capitol
Moses
Senate
House
Lawser
Plaza
United States
Ye-Elece Tran
New York
Springfield
Eleanor Culbertson
Marion
St. Paris
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Ohio American Legion
Sandusky
Sandusky and Cedar Paint
Cme American Legion and Auxiary
Forty-and-Eight Society
308Th Engineers’ Association
Cedar Point
Thomas W McCaw
American Legion of Ohio
Dennison
San Francico
Pacific Coast
Oakland Teamsters
Frederick Rothfuss
Newark
Cleveland Mounted Police
Orig O Westerg
Padspelt
Capone IV
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