Rail Board Head Says Others Must Make Next Move
Chicago July 24 The U S railway labor board holds no further plan for settling the strike and says moves must come from either the strikers or the railroads after a Washington conference with President Harding. Reports say tentative steps toward peace involve Baltimore and Ohio and other lines seeking talks with union leaders. Judicial restraining orders were issued in Indianapolis and other cities to curb strike activity and protect train movements.
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Chicago
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Ren W. Hooper
Hooper
Washington
Harding
Baltimore
Lets Contract For Cleveland Elyria Road Paving
The State Highway department awarded the contract to M. A. Ryan Co. of Cleveland to widen and improve Cleveland street from the city units to the Cuyahoga county line. The project price is 187,852.75 dollars, with prior bids around 186,526.10 dollars. Labor cost increases are cited for the higher price.
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State Highway Department
Cleveland Street
Eaty
Cuyahoga County
M. A. Ryan Co
Cleveland
Hick
Leaves Sons at Home to Join Three Men
A drinking party with R A Browning Joe Walker Clarence Diedrich and Elizabeth Turner was interrupted by police yesterday afternoon. The group was found in a field behind the fair grounds and charged with disorderly conduct. In police court Mayor Jones grilled Turner who said she lived in Pittsfield and had come with her two boys aged ten and twelve. She claimed she was merely walking past when the men called to her and she stopped to talk, denying drinking though she knew one man. Turner had left her two boys alone at home.
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R.A. Browning
Joe Walker
Clarence Diedrich
Elizabeth Turner
Fairgrounds
Jones
Pittsfield
East Avenue
Fourth 81
Farmer
Costa
Wes
Mine Pumpers in OWI Protests Halt Work in Belmont County
Frank Ledvinka, president of sub district five United Mine Workers, says four Belmont county mines owned by Lorain Coal and Dock and Clarkson have quit to protest guardsmen in Harrison county. He notes maintenance men including pumpers will not be recalled while mines operate under the Harding plan. Columbus reports cite IWW agitators stirring trouble. Hall vows strict adherence to pump agreement to protect property from flood and fire. Protests over troops at Cadiz revived by United Mine Workers officials amid quiet strike fields state wide.
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Martins Perry
Frank Ledyinka
United Ding Workers
Belmont County
Lorain Coal and Dock
Columbus
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Prsident Hall
United Mine Workers
Hall
Cadiz
Harrison County
Coreburg
Denbo
Brownsville
Edward Stackpale, Jr
Troop E State Constabulary
Nac Marow
Pittsburgh
Cokeburg
Washington County
Heilwood
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ ‘Association
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Teast
House Burglar Is Frightened Away
Frank Beal reports a ladder leaning to his home as if an attempted burglary occurred while a household member was ill. Police were notified and the intruder was deterred by the early morning disturbance.
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Frank Beal
Weat River St
Notruder
Judge Gary optimistic on future despite twin strikes
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel declines to discuss rail and coal strike impacts while in talks noting he is hopeful for the future. He argues crops drive the global economy and that a strong harvest could bolster world stability and steel demand.
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International
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
United States
Russia
Ruseta
Yvield
Gary
Romanian man charged after officer fired upon
Aanar Vantu a Romanian, charged with carrying concealed weapons. Special Officer Blinzley found brass knuckles on him after a confrontation near West Broad street undercut where the officer fired in return when one man fired a gun. Vantu claimed prior employment with B and O and said he came from Willard three weeks ago. bound over to grand jury under $1,000 bond and jailed.
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Aanar Vantu
Jones
Blinzley
N.Y. C
Buinzley
Vantu
West Broad Street
Williard
Grand Jury
Motorist Overtaken After Much Shooting in Cleveland
July 24 Cleveland motorist Claude ONeill is under arrest after a thrill chase through crowded streets. Patrolman Kusina fired two shots into the radiator of ONeills car, forcing surrender. ONeill was driving with Micheel Mesky, 32, of Canton, and others. none sustained serious injuries.
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Cleveland
Claude O'Neill
Kusina
O'Neill
Saally
Mit
Micheel Mesky
Canton
Nomes
Bombs and Mines Stall Coal Reopen Tests in Pennsylvania
On July 24 in southwestern Pennsylvania a limited coal start faced disruptions as both union and nonunion sides reported violence and derailed attempts to reopen mines. Explosions near Wagon Mines left one man critically injured and homes damaged. Troops, snipers, and house-to-house searches followed as officials assessed reopening at Hendersonville and potential starts at Cokeburg and Heilwood.
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Pittsburgh
Fall Station
Frank Bojevich
A&xty
Wilkins. 2
Edward Giles
Kenneth Lane
Brownhelm Man Killed at Lorain Crane Accident
Lyle Haron, 32, was instantly killed at the National Tube Co in Lorain when he was crushed by an electric crane. The exact cause of the incident remains undetermined. Haron, a former resident of Brownhelm, is survived by his wife and two children.
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Allan A. Ryan
Allan A. Ryan & Co
New York
Ryan
The
Exchange
Ea-Brownhelm
Lorain
Lyle Haron
National Tube Co
Mr. Bacon
Brownhelm
Tragic Hit Runs Down Lorain Child at Crosswalk
July 24 Lorain three year old Helen Caikowski, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Caikowski, was fatally struck at 10 30 am by an Armour Co truck driven by H K Daugherty at Washington Ave and T and 9th Street while playing in the street. Police exonerated the driver.
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Lorain
Helen Caikowski
Stanley Caikowsky
Armour Co
H. K. Daugherty
Washington Avenue
T&th
Three Crack Shot Crap Shooters Arrested on Vulcan Street
Police interrupted a sidewalk craps game on Vulcan Street in Western Heights Sunday afternoon. Daniel Lamb J C Bell and Will Smith were arrested charged with shooting craps. They claimed they were merely watching and attempted to flee. A set of dice found in the wagon led to guilty verdicts and $10 fines for each man.
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Vulcan Street
Heigh
Caloven
Daniel Lamb
J. C. Bell
Will Smith
Jones
Robbery Report From Lodi Street Home Break-In
A resident reported a break in at a home on Lodi Street where an intruder entered through a window. Police were alerted as the thief searched for valuables including gold items. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Joe Lemovits
Baa Lodi Street
Cleveland Teen Loses Foot In Freight Train Accident
Charles McCord 17 of 3885 West 36th Street Cleveland lost his left foot Saturday afternoon while trying to ride a freight train near the coal docks. He slipped and was dragged beneath a moving car. railroad men and police placed him in hospital. A track walker found the severed foot Sunday morning and his parents were notified.
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Charles McCord
36Th Street
Cleveland
McCord
Inspect New Engine for Fire Department Use in Locale
Fire department members inspected a final chemical engine and pump for rural districts during a stop en route to Lacoma and Sandy Creek New York. The Hne and Ford engine carried 500 feet of hose and equipment for urban needs. Funeral services for the late George Raymond Walash will be held Tuesday at six p.m. at the local church.
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Lacoma
Sandy Creek
New York
Ithne & Ford Engine
George Raymond Walash
Wald Tweeday
Sige A. Wm. Af Ft. Agets Evureh
Rail strike view dispute raised by Loree
L. F. Loree of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad alleges President Harding and Rail Board Chairman Hooper misrepresent their efforts to obtain employee perspectives. He says the president sought workers' views but only from those who walked out, not those who remained at work, a point he emphasizes in New York on July 2.
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New York
Harding
Ben W. Hooper
Railway Labor Board
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Loree
Hooper
Government eyes federal control in ongoing coal and railroad strikes
July 24 Washington officials describe the Seventeenth week of the national coal strike and fourth week of the railroad strike as the critical period to decide if federal authority under the emergency transportation act will be invoked. Non union mines could produce about five million tons weekly if transport is secured.
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Washington
Federao
Comeds Transportation and Distribution
Prncelal
Exchange Club To Hear Prof Henderson On Personal Inventory
The Exchange Club will host Prof. T. F. L. Henderson of LaSalle Extension University Chicago at tomorrow’s luncheon. He will speak on a Personal Inventory and a large turnout is hoped for. The club picnic is set for August 2 at Ruggles Beach with members, families, and sweethearts invited and a sport program with prizes planned.
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Exchange Club
T. F. L. Henderson
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Henderson
Ruggles Beach
Two Men Slain in Dayton Rooms After Quarrel
Dayton reports two men were killed in separate shootings. James Walters, 34, was shot by Harry Silviman at a rooming house after a quarrel. Emma Hunter the landlady says she was knocked down as Silviman came to Walters defense with a gun. Silviman faced a hearing. Henry Freacis, 39, was shot and killed by Harold Givens, 18, who says the shooting was to pay testing his mother.
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Dayton
James Walters
Harry Silviman
Tignor Ia
Emma Hunter
Walters
Silvimen
Bilviman
Ign Bava
Henry Freacis
Hhastepeon
Harold Givens
Government Plan Rated Legal to Control Coal Traffic
Washington July 24 the legal ok was given to the administration plan to use the Interstate Commerce Commission with other departments to direct coal and coal transportation during the industrial emergency. Attorney General Daugherty said the plan formed by Secretary Hoover is within the law and needs no new congressional legislation.
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Washington
O. K
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daugherty
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
She's Only Woman Railroad Chief
Mrs. Meta J. Erickson leads the Amador Central of California as the world's only female railroad president, turning a line into a paid operation despite big magnates' doubts. The article also notes Attorney General Daugherty's approval of Secretary Hoover's plan to relieve the coal shortage, aiming to stabilize prices and ensure fuel for the public.
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Meta J. Erickson
Amador Central of California
Receiver Selected For Lorain Plant In Shovel Co Case
A receiver was appointed for American Shovel & Stamping Co. by Judge Hog Redington this morning. Perry J. Darling, president of Commonwealth Bank Cleveland, was named as receiver under a $10 000 bond. RT J Martin of Cleveland filed the petition after a July judgment of 614424 21 in Cuyahoga County. The firm, maker of iron and steel products, owes creditors a large sum. assets listed at 469000 with obligations totaling 144.00.
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American Shovel & Stamping Co
Hog Redington
Perry J. Darling
Commonwealth Bank
Cleveland
RT. J. Martino
Commons Pleas Court
Cuyahoga
Statco
Two Fined for Causing Disturbance on West Third
Harry White and Terragell related men were arrested Sunday afternoon for creating a disturbance on West Third Street. They wore main clothes and shouted curses. both admitted drinking. They were fined $10 and costs in police court this morning.
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Harry White
Terragell
U S Greets Welsh Coal as Supplies Run Total
London July 24 Americans have contracted for the full output of many Welsh coal mines until the U S miners strike is settled. The British Federation of Miners has not yet acted to prevent coal going to America. Frank Hodges and other officials of the miners union align with the Welsh political camp and ignore labor fete. The note suggests Americans will back the effort to push through the strike’s outcome.
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London
U. S
Cardiff
British Federation of Miners
America
Ing
Hodges
Wales
Ables Leety
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