Supplemental ruling extends rail rate cut to Ohio miners
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a supplemental ruling reducing lake cargo rates by twenty cents per net ton for all railroads serving Ohio miners, effective August 14. The move broadens an earlier order that covered only the Pittsburgh district, prompting mine operators in Hocking Valley Pomeroy and other Ohio districts to seek nationwide parity.
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Columbus
Cecal
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pillsburgh
Cambridge
Astershig
Secns
Hocking, Valley
Pomeroy
Inter-state Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Crescent
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
Commission
Federal agent ambush victim in Maryland area
Federal Prohibition Agent W. H. Stover was killed and companion R. E. Waluris wounded near Boonsboro Maryland while they hunted moonshiners. Stover long served as deputy prohibition commissioner for Virginia and led general agents in Washington Alleghany and Garrett counties. A posse of federal agents deputies and state police searched the hills after the ambush.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
R. Stover
Pro‘iortion
Cumberland
R. E. Waluris
Hagerstown
Shea Fred
Boogsboro
Boersboro
Walter
Stotler
Prohibition
Boonshoro
Stoter
Weert Wirginia
Washington
Alleghany
Garrett
Maryland
Lorain Plant To Build New Oil Carrier
Lorain plant of the American Shipmild company received a contract for a new type of bulk carrier. The twin screw diesel engined vessel will be 344 feet long with 4790 tons deadweight. Two other boats are being built at the local yards.
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Lorain
American
Shipmild- 1A Company
Great Lakes
Cleveland afSce
Martha Draegert dies after week long illness
Mrs Martha Draegert died at 2 PM yesterday at 1842 East Avenue after a one week illness. She was 63 and survived by husband Charles four children Mrs Chas Schoenfelt Mrs Emma Schultz Raymond Draegert Carl M Draegert and three sisters Mrs John Ember Mrs Christina Gow and Mrs Henrietta Roth and one brother Conrad Ernst. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from her home then 230 PM at St Johns Lutheran, Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Martha Draegero
East Avenue
Charles
Chas Schoenfelt
Emma Schultz
Raymond Draegert
Beitz
Carl M. Drangert
Cleveland
John
Ember
Chriistina Go
Ten Questions Answers on Classified Page today
A text fragment lists ten questions about American history and public life. It mentions ex presidents, a Japanese engineer, South American guards, a Taena Arica discussion, and other topics. The passage is garbled with misspellings and unclear phrases.
Local News Briefs From Detroit Court And Local Games
A Detroit area man James H. Fair was fined 59 dollars for overloading a truck at 4 1 2 tons under court action. J George Toes pleaded guilty to the offense in the same session. The Richwines will replace the Bluebells in a Cascade park Sunday at 2 60 pm per manager Fitzpatrick. Albert Barry and Sam Savino were fined 3 dollars each plus costs for disorderly conduct after police found them near Nanny Georges. Savino pled guilty. Barry pleaded not guilty.
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James H. Fair
Detroit
T Court of Justice
J. George
Blay Richules
Bluebells
Eagles
Richwines
Cascade Park
Fitzpatrick Anne Ced
Wen
Albert Barry
Adelbert Avenue
Sam Savino
Woodford Avenue
Georges
Namy George Pleads Not Guilty On Liquor Possession
Namy George Wocallord avesue pleaded not guilty in police court this morning to a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. His trial is set Friday afternoon at two oclock. Police say George was arrested Sunday after officers found two bottles of liquor on his person at the time of arrest.
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Namy George
Wocallord Avesue
Pollee
George
Automobile Mishap Reports and Local Incidents
A car driven by Mike McAndrews of his city collides with a Sunshine laundry truck and a machine on West Avenue. Police search for Sten Hey Yourkevitch, 16, who left home Monday to swim. A boy’s air rifle is confiscated after a near-miss on Cleveland Street. A Detroit man’s car damages another on West Avenue near Broad Street. A cow on Seneca Street keeps residents awake at night and prompts a remedy. Fines of 5 dollars and costs are levied for intoxication. A Chrysler sedan stolen from hospital grounds is reported. James P Bates of Lorain files for divorce citing neglect and misconduct.
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Sunshine
H.G. Wilford
West Ninth Street
West Avenur
McAndrews
Seerch
Sten- Hey Yourkevitch
Shear Street
Fo P
Yourkevitch
Massey Quarry
Epple Place
West Ave
AE Brow
L. Olse
Tetroit
Michigan
AL G Welby
East River Street
West Avenue
Broad Street
Tursdas
Feader
Wellers
Beni. A
Mine Fight Strikes Tape Up Pooptone Trial
Intermittent protests surround a mine dispute as Chinese operators and United Mine Workers clash. Officials at Massios Co run six Jefferson Belmont and Harrison mines and refuse access while Rose Valley rumors swirl amid picketed entrances and worker tensions.
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Dillonv Ata
Masslios
Mal Co
Jeffereon
Belmont
Harrison Countes
Rth
Rose Valley
Adeva
No Pan Asiatic Movement in the Philippines
A Philippine and American press survey discusses the so called pan Asiatic movement. Reports say Philippine imports and foreign influence fuel nationalist sentiment while secret service records in Manila show emissaries from multiple Asian nationalities visiting the islands. Officials warn the unorganized movement could grow and stress stronger unity against foreign domination even as interest remains low among Filipinos.
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Pacmnerment
Gaur
Philippiers
Quezon
Ustiet
Summer Kitelle
Efert
Secret Service
Manila
Asia
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Criefly
Ant
Phoippine Conches
Ace Pine
Unosa
United T S
Comnics
Miber
Pratian
Suerte
Cmrials
Admirais and
Citisen
Negro to Die in Chair in High Court Row
The article reports Atkins to face execution by electric chair for murder. Chief Justice Carrington Marshal of the Supreme Court is described as overseeing the case. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review the matter, delaying the death date as Atkins remains detained during vacation.
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Colusmnals
Atkins
Onla Aris
Suspect Held in Death of Lorain Man
James Soso, 33, of Bellevue, Italian, held for investigation in the death of Lorain railroader Burget, whose body was found in a sunken ditch near Sunbury. Sheriff Conner Lambert traced Soso from Lorain to Bellevue and tied him to the incident after interviews at the Bellevue home of Nellie Western.
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Delaware
No. Sur
James Soso
Betlevue
Shur
Burgett
Neso
Sheri Lambert
Nose
Bur
Pete
Bellevue
Lambert
Bur Betu
Conference struggles over naval disarmament and cruiser limits
In Geneva, American delegates warn the naval talks may fail without concessions. They push cruiser tonnage from 250 090 to 400 900 and insist on no postponement while Haitish delegates delay in London hampers progress toward limiting auxiliary ships and 68 inch guns.
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Geneva
London
Conjidge
Americas
Protests Over Water Operations Stir Local Unrest
Report reads of men from Pennsylvania driven from a mill site after a disturbance. Sheriff orders protection withheld as guards increase at the plant area and a hotel hosts about forty four workers. An investigation is promised to verify the claims of American workers facing strife.
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Peonvania
Union
Sherif
Bast Liyarpant
Foote
Fragmentary Memoir Framing Custer Era Sioux Encounters
A garbled passage recalls General Custer era conflicts with Sioux on the plains. The text alleges raids, Indian tribes, and rustic settlers amid a historic siege or raid narrative, but the fragment is incomplete and hard to parse.
Oberlin Hosts Stage Parade and Chautauqua Start
Oberlin opens the Chautauqua season with a parade through main streets in costumes and horse drawn wagons. Southernland Singers present an instrumental program and two dramatic pieces. Thursday features Whiting and a concert by Hephry Ensemble and a lecture by Judge Willa Brown. Baseball to resume with a business men vs college boys doubleheader at Park Street Field. Chateau de la Muette to be torn down for progress in Paris.
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Auniors
Oberlin
Jats
Southerland
Hephrey
Willa Brown
T. E Whiting
Ashtabula
Petwe Adaroins
Aes
Chateau de la Muette
Pompadour
Madame du Barry
Paris
Steiner Awaits Sentence For Lorain Hold-Up
Albert E Steiner of Lorain faces a Lorain County judge on two robbery charges after extradition from Los Angeles. He pleaded guilty to a January 12 Welham station robbery and had parole revoked for violating terms by leaving with his family. The case proceeds under Judge W B Thompson.
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Albert ED Steiner
Lorain
Lorain County
Wiuer
A .R. Webber
W. B .Thompson
Steiner
Los Angeles
Cali
E.G. Mathews
Ebett
Willam Hindmarsh
Loraig
Steiper
Tao
George
Cooper
Lauran
W. B Thompson
California
Swelner
Ubis County
Picnic at Columbia Center Draws Broad Invite
Columbia July 27 All roads divert to Columbia Center for a homecoming picnic on Saturday July 39 plans depend on committee success An all day event invites all ages A D Crocker leads arrangements Prizes in events for boys girls men and women Common Pleas Judge W S Thomason is sought as speaker Rev Beers of Columbia Station to address Miss Gertrude Ateen and others provide entertainment from the Columbia vend and Mall Quartet Dancing to close the evening Public urged to bring picnic baskets and stay through the day
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Columbia
Rome
Columbia Center
A.D. Crocker
Thera
Syndee
Se Veire Common Pleas
W 56 Thomason
Charles Coleman Found Dead by Hanging in Home Cellar
A report from Cincinnati notes Charles Coleman a horseshoer died by hanging in his cellar. Neighbors say the door was closed and windows shut. Officials deem heart disease a contributing factor.
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Frederick
Bealti
Charles Coleman
Horseshoer
Blechs
Charles Dan
Himmself
Automobile Association Formed By Local Dealers
The Elyma Automobile March chapter formed to promote food flow and better merchandising among local dealers. Oscar Nunn Neshdedier named president. Harry Le Robinson named vice president. Ward Lepper named secretary. James Simprau named treasurer. Three directors join the officers to form the board.
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Elyma Automobile Marchaps Association
Hare Thin Wruk
Oscar Nunn Neshdedier
Harry le Robinson
Buick
Ward Lepper
Hindsor-Essex
James Simprau
Ford
Sill
Henry Auress
Cadillac
LaSalle
Falcon Knight
FBR Plan
Chevrolet
J. M Strong Marmon
Peerless
Sharkey Seeks Return Bout Offer From Dempsey
Boston reports promoter Tom Goodwin wired $3000 to Dempsey and Lent for a possible rematch with Jack Sharkey after his seventh round knockout in New York. The venue options cited include Braves Field or Fenway grounds and fans debate a second meeting.
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Boston
EL Jack Shark
New York
Tom Goodwin
Suffelk A. No
Dempsey
Lent
Cbhawmaptin
Braves Fiela
Resten
Fele
Lical Pr
Feles
Sharkey Meateh
Mould Makers Drown as Goonstrike Dam Goes Out
Clarksburg July 27 five mould makers at the Hazel Atlas Glass plant failed to report to work after a strike vote seeking eight hour days. The walkout affected Grafton and other plants but did not cripple operations, officials said.
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Goonstrike
Clarksburg
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
iGrafton
W. Va
Zanesville
O.ington
Wheeling
Grafton
Danger of Violence Dulls at Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia on July 27 authorities continued heavy security as investigators probe the slaying of Ineuiee Thomm of Ek district. Suspects Emory Davis and Lewis Edens face murder charges with N Fields and Bodie Teefeld named as material witnesses. Thumm was killed during a drunken brawl near Pinch. Extra grand jurors were summoned to consider charges and sheriff Lacey Messer ordered heightened precautions amid rumors of threats to Baris and Edens.
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Charleston
W. Va
Baris
Edens
Lacey Messer
Cleveland Livestock and Market Report July 27
Receipts 159% marker. cattle weaker 25c lower. Beef steers 900-950. cows 860-750. cutters 625-659. Sheep 23 higher. fat lambs 1525 top, 1450-1500 bulk. Cheese prices mixed. butter 40-43 cents. eggs bids 24-27 cents. Potatoes, corn, oats, and timothy noted. wheat and flour markets listed with various bids.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Bael
York State
Carolina
Virginia
Toledo
Chicago
Polliny - Alinea
Broilers
Turkeys
Roosters
Heraipta
K Jss
Total United Poents
Trad- Sk
Ans
Kanmuri
Timothy Seed
Clover
Industrial accidents rise in June across industries
Columbus July 27 June produced 219457 accidents, 500 more than last year, per the Brare Industrial Commission. Days last, severity lower than a year earlier. metal goods manufacturing saw the most accidents while mining had the most severe incidents.
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Columbus
Brare Industrial Commission
Former Lorain athlete Kratt dies after surgery
Lorain July 27 George Kratt 34 once Lorain high school's outstanding athlete of all time died last night at St Josephs hospital after an operation for appendicitis He graduated with the class of 1913 from Lorain High and had eleven of twelve possible letters in sports He was also a graduate of Penn State College.
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Lorain H
Lorain
George Kratt
Lorain High School
St. Joseph's
Kratt
Penn State College
Wild horses and portland meat trade linked to western plains
Reports describe western wild horses being trapped and shipped to Portland where they are slaughtered, canned, and sent to Europe. Hides and bones supply various goods, yet the industry leaves no part wasted. Also noted are greyhound racing in London and Toledo live stock prices including hogs, sheep, and lambs.
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Western Plains
Portland
Focal
Europe
Oregon
Parties Split Over Federal Tax Policy In Washington
In Washington, Democrats and Republicans clash over winter tax cuts. Representative Garner of Texas and House Ways and Means Chairman Gries discuss treasury surpluses, proposed corporate and individual tax cuts, and estate tax repeal. Garner predicts a battle over estate tax repeal versus income tax reduction as government revenues face adjustments.
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Gries, Love
Thea House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Texas
Treasury
Treasurs
Gregan
Green
House
Sant
Garper
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