Rail shop turmoil and violence flare across several states
Reports from Chicago Marion and Nashville describe clashes linked to railway and coal strikes. In Chicago a shooting wounded a guard and a striker. in Marion a non union worker was shot. in Nashville governors request troops as violence escalates and authorities scramble to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pehol
Illinois Cent Railroad
Chitford Bailey
Ft M. Morgan
Bailey
Carl Baltak
Rail executives weigh response to labor board terms
The article notes railroad executives plan a New York meeting on Tuesday to respond to President Harding's labor policy proposals. While some concede progress on wage concessions and contract repairs, a strong faction remains firm against yielding on seniority rules. Eastern roads show little impact from the strike, but midwestern and western lines face near-suspension pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Spesking
Lnes
Doctor Ordered WOMAN OBEYED
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for postnatal weakness and nervousness. A customer from Chicago shares improved health after taking the medicine and recommends it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkam
Finkham
Lydia E. Pink
Nineteen Hurt in Three Nighttime Accidents Near Uniontown
Nineteen people were injured with fifteen serious after three crashes in the Uniontown area and Conalleville during the night. A truck from a Wharton Furnace picnic ran out of control on the Steel Mountain road, crashing into a tree and destroying the vehicle. Two cars hit a motorcycle north of Uniontown, injuring two men. In Connellsville an auto struck a motorcycle injuring two more.
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Uniontown
Here
Conalleville
Wharton Furnace
Steel Mountain
Sea Connellsville
Maso Meeting Here Tonight At League Of Women Voters
Public gathering tonight will feature speakers seeking office. Attendees include Dr Rybolt Akron candidate for Congress Frank Whittemore Henry C Field George H Chamberlain representing Carmi Thompson for Governor Rev Edwin Kirby Rupert Beerham Senator Bender and Charles L Knight all Akron area figures. Rose Moriarty also expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Vetera
Dr Rybolt
Akron
Congress
Frank
Whittemore
Henry C Field
George H. Chamberlain
Carmi A. Thompson
Governnor
Edwin Kirby
Rupert Beerham
Ohio fuel measures tighten coal shipments amid emergency
Ohio state fuel commission outlines new controls for shipments of coal from within the state. Applicants must list stock, consumption, cars, mine and consignee details with a certificate that coal is not for storage or resale. Federal orders may issue shipments in emergencies. Canada urged to seek alternative markets. shipping rules tighten to conserve coal. Knoxville reports wage deal ends coal miners strike. district 19 WWAm says 50.9 percent return to work by Aug 1.
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AB Atteh, Son
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbis
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commingsinn
State Fuel Commission
Dstr
Washington
Ty Coil
Enal Me
Murat Ho
Trafic
Chamber of Commerce of
Sariong
Mansfeld and
Time Chambers of Commerce
Ponrtonday
Canada
United States
Gay‘ramen
Oday
Vesaele Iy
Americcr Norts
Ancictent
Knights of St John Picnic at Riverview Park
The Knights of St John plan a public picnic at Riverview Park with an esport program and a car giveaway draw. Frank Murphy of Syracuse, a New York Central Railroad guard, was arrested for disorderly conduct after a disturbance on Broad Street and fined 10 pounds plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John
Riverview
Knights of St John
Riverview Park
Frank Murphy
Syracuse
New York Central Railroad
Compar
Murphy
Lorain
Broad Street
Market Prices Reported for Fresh Produce and Goods
A list of daily market rates for butter eggs cheese poultry fruit and vegetables. Items include butter per lb eggs per dozen fresh Western and Ohio firsts prices per dozen various fruits and vegetables with per pound or per crate quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
York State
Stock Market Opens Higher With Mixed Advances
New York July 29 stock action shows gains for Studebaker and Cru, Mexican Pete and Mexican Seaboard rise modestly, Southern Pacific up slightly, Baldwin inching higher, Union Pacific up about two points. Liberty bonds open firmer with listed yields and prices across 2 1 28, 4 1 48, and other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Studebaker
Crucible
Pete Rose
BION
Victory
Labor Day Queen Contest Planned at Cascade Park
The Labor Day Committee proposes a diamond ring or wrist watch as prizes for the young lawyer with the most votes. Votes cost one cent each and will be counted by a non Central Labor Union committee, with results announced at Public Park on Labor Day eve. The Queen will be crowned Labor Day at Cascade Park. All county women may enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawy
Central Labor Union
Cascade Park
Machinist's
Broad Street
Machiniat’s
Broad &T
Aady
No More Wars Campaign Promotes Disarmament
The YWCA and League of Women Voters join the National Council for Reduction of Armaments and the National League of Women Voters to post reminders of disarmament in Elyria. They seek to show President and Congress public will for world peace and ask city ministers to speak on Sunday. Also notes that a 1920 continent outbreak anniversary spurs demonstrations with European nations joining this year. An Elyria firm news lists The Arrow Gasoline Co. incorporation of $25,000 with J. B Richards and A. K. Shoolroy as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women's Vote
National Counsel For
National League of Women Voters
Congress
England
Germany
France
Appeals Jumps From Carnival Debt Suit in Amherst
Rayburn and Webb of Lorain Painters sued Clark's Golden Rule Shows for 89.60. Judge Foster sided with plaintiffs. defense appeals claimed improper agency. Also notes a concert by band leader Nolan Dretner and Amherst baseball clash with Lorain Ramblers.
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Carnival Debt Amherst
Rayburn and Webb
Lorain
Clark
E. E Foster
Smythe
Attiney Muller
Mai
Plaintffs
Miller
Notices
Jaca
Order of Eagles
Local Socials and Upcoming Games in Wellington
Wellington highlights include Mrs Willige and Miss Dunhurst visiting cousin Henry Ottenbacker with a Friday afternoon gathering at the Bauhof home. Henry Wight wins free honors at Five Hundred and Mrs Burt Cirtice tops the bridge scores. Wake man to face Inca at fairgrounds Sunday at 2:30 PM, last local game for weeks. A new music store on South Main street will stock Victrolas and sheet music with M O Hallock of Medina guiding expansion. Nine Civil War veterans and four wives meet at Joel Field’s to celebrate birthday with lunch.
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Lucy S. Wright
Ninth Street
Cheapside
Apson Joseph R. Wrieht
Chattanooga, Tenn
Margaret
Rev . B. Redhead
Ridgelawn
Wellington
Bauhof
Henry Daugherty
Moat
Willige
Dunhurst
Henry Ottenbacker
Henry Wight
Burt Cirtice
Bridge
Wakeman
Fairgrounds
South Main Street
Cora Banning
M. O. Hallock
Medina
Ellsworth R. Bathrick
May Lu Bathrick
Candidates Debate on County Engineer Office Sees Staunch Positions
The meeting in Clinton Theobald reviewed his term citing 33 miles of state taken roads and other projects while Nayor Jones pressed what it meant. Miller Wilcox touts 20 years public work experience and refuses to answer past eight years of engineering work, while the crowd reacts to a musical sendoff and a hopeful sense of action.
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Miller Wilcox
Horace Beaver
Wilcox
Thebald
Hill
M- Wilcox
Ant Mayor Jones
Co Mexar
Democrats Picnic Sunday at Beach Park
Lorain County Democrats plan a Beach Park picnic under the Womens Democratic Club with a 100 yard foot race featuring Thos J Duffy candidate for governor and A F O Neill candidate for congress Prizes awarded to race winners and a large crowd expected
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Lorain County
Beach Park
Womens Democratic Club
Lorain
Thos. J. Duffy
A. F. O'Niel
Glass Pistol of Terror Juvenile Causes Shooting
Harold Watson, 16, escaped from a juvenile detention home and was shot in the right lung after he drew a glass revolver during a chase near his home in Detroit. Police say a master key helped him maintain contact with a female inmate and escape earlier with two girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harold Watson
Butterly
Schoenholz
Harold
Divorces Granted in Elyria and Lorain Courts
Elyria man Gentry Vaughn was granted a divorce from Alin Vaughn on grounds of three years wilful absence claiming no separation since 1915. Linma Aur was divorced from William HooSAuitoon on the ground of adultery with a settlement approved by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Vaughn
Alin Vaughn
Linma Aur
Lorain
William Hoosauitoon
Cnurt
Alimony Reduction Hearing Delayed Until August
An application by Saxe to reduce alimony was set for hearing after Mrs Gace’s attorney attended. The court postponed the case to August 7 for merits to be heard, with proceedings continuing to confirm the reduction terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxe
Alimons
Voaurt
Sefare Judea
Gace
Vt Tintee
Marriage Licenses and Building Plans Noted in Lorain
Robert Williams 21 a railroad man and Besssie Bemhill 19 both of Lorain obtain marriage licenses. Roy Labou ette Andrew Szabo 23 a mechanic and Julia Pekarevich 17 of Lorain apply together. Rev Koller and Mr Carl Schmidt plan a stucco bungalow on Jienjuan Avenue Eastern Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ©. Williams
Besssie Bemhill
Lorain
Roy
Labouette
Andrew Szabo
Julia Pekarevich
Rev. Koller
Carl Schmidt
Jienjuan Avenue
Eastern Heights
Notice: A Cohn Not Authorized to Sell Lake Shore Rubber Stock
All subscribers to the stock of THE LAKE SHORE RUBBER COMPANY are notified that A Cohn is not authorized to sell stock or collect payments on stock subscriptions or accounts and has no connection with this company. COMPANY by J A Lucas President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Rubber Company
A.C. Cohn
J. A. Lucas
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George Wilson
Wabash
Ind
Marion. G
Peter Strine
Was
Department of the Erie Railroad
Shine
Nashville
Tenn
Claiborne County
Iera
Taylor
Tavini
Po 7 Brumtt
Knoxville
Hermmins
Labor Boards
Maso
Elyria Contractors
Lucy
Wright
Board of Education
Roosevelt Building
Western Heights
John Halpin
John Kaiser & Bro Co
Cecil Hancock
BB & 8 Construction Company
Cleveland Produce Market
Labor Day Committee
Elyria
Columbvs
the Arrow Gasoline Co
J. B Richards
A. K. Shoolroy
McS
Concerd
Amherst
C.J Ehrman
Clare Strewald
Art Dill
Nolan Dretrerer
Dreczler
Mm Amherst
Stivwald Shoes
Ramblers
Lorain Amherst
Wald Shots
Lorain Rambler
Araue
Alan
Atery
Dive Brennan
Thomas Water
Elsria
Harry Lueszler
Elvria
Willard Kreepger
South A4 Street
Leroy
Neumeister
Linwood Park
Emma Kreeger
LE Hahn
Berlin Heights
Albert Bahl
Midh
Yonore
A. F. O’neil
O'Neil
Atend
C. R. Grant
of the Court of Appeals
John R. Vaughan
Akron, Ohio
William G. Sharp
Flyna
U. S
Woodrow Wilson
14Th
Laura G. Thomas
Jon. Thomas, Jr
Jos. Johnson
Pres
Young Men's Democratic Club
Ww. FE. Leahy
37Th
Drivision Artillery
James G. Kramer
Walter McCourt
U. S. Navy
E. F. Rebteon
Ravenza
Onda
Cow
G. J. Lambros & Co
Starr Pianos
Starr Phonographs
Gennett Records
the Starr Piano CO
Elyria, Ohio
Dover. Inn
Center Ridge Road
Dover Center
E. H. Putt
Goodwin
George A. Pegg
Bell Phone
Eagle Cliff
Ohio State
Dover
Ocean Steamship Tickets
John Murbach
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