Pope XI to issue first appeal from St Peters Cathedral
June 6 report says the first letter attributed to Pope XI will be issued at St Peters on June and is expected to plead for world peace and global unity. A Rome dispatch notes Pope Pius XI is ill and under medical care, with doctors prescribing a strict diet and exercise while confined at the Vatican.
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Lome
Popexi
St. Peters
Vatican
Paris
Ince
Papacy
Valigolden
Amici
Istini
Vatican Gar
Railroads Board Maintains Wage Ruling Amid Contested Figures
The board defends a wage decision affecting railroad workers, citing savings of about 450000 dollars while minority dissent argues the plan ignores workers' human needs. Critics say the act relies on cold statistics and fails to protect families and future generations amid the war-era wage context.
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Brotherhood of Enance of War Employees
Sellars
Ers
Pers
A. O. Wharton
Albertus
W. L. McMenimen
C Ity
Backache Relief Told By Elyria Reader Mrs Bruner
A local reader from Elyria describes severe backache and sharp pains in the small of the back. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with relief after buying at ps' Drug Store and notes improved mornings and reduced muscle soreness.
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Elyria
Britain to pay U S 250 million in interest yearly
London in a semi official briefing outlined Britain’s plan to fund debt from wartime borrowing. Beginning October payments of 125 million in two installments will continue only until a permanent funding plan is agreed. France pushes debt cancellation while wage cuts spark railroad worker protests and disputes over arbitration board decisions.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Treasury Department
Britain
America
France
Department of Labor
Rodos
Cincinnati
Grand Chiefs of Railroad Brotherhoods
Railroad Labor Board
Bert M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Arbitration
Federal Board
Poa McDaniel
Virginia
Conductors Brotherhood
Scholarship Fund Grows By 100 Dollars At Service
The Loan Scholarship Fund of the Woman's Civic Club received a round $100 from a baccalaureate service at First Congregational Church. Rev. J. H. Grant urged $190. the response totaled $95.22, which was raised to $100 and sent to Mrs. S. J. E. Hitt, secretary of the fund.
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Woman's Civic Club
First Congregational Church
J. H. Grant
Civic Club
S. J E. Hitt
Gompers Voices On Taft Ruling And Labor Incorporation
The article records Samuel Gompers criticizing Chief Justice Taft over a coal decision and urging union unity. It cites Untermyer proposing labor unions incorporate to shield members from liability and curb abuses, arguing governance should regulate only abuses to strengthen legitimate labor.
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America
Patrick Heaty
Taft
Himan
Coronado
Gompers
Sax Tamorrox
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Attermes
Ceronade Coal
United State Supreme Court
Danbury
Untermier
Unio
Stocks Rise Some As Major Issues Lead Market Opening
In New York the market opened steady with Superior Oil advancing 3% to 91 4, Pacific Oil up 5-8 to 65 7-8, and Consolidated Gas gaining about two points. Standard Oil of New Jersey rises 11-4 to 1973-4 while Lackawanna Steel falls 35-8 to 71 1-2 and Republic Steel slips 11-8 to 73 and Steel Common loses 1-4 to 103. Chicago wheat opens unchanged and corn futures mixed across midday trading.
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New York
Superior Ol
Pacific Oil
Consolidaten
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Lackawanna Steel
Republic
Steel Common
Criticism of Chin government calls for reform and tax cuts
Judge Johnson condemns the administration as inefficient, cites failed legislative plans, and urges businesslike study of finances and road spending. He calls for reconfirmation of reorganizations, stricter safeguards on public funds, and broader citizen effort to cut taxes and improve efficiency.
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Chin
Johnson
Republican Party
Republicans Retreat From Ulster Front In June Skirmishes
Reported British victory in Ulster frontier fighting as republicans pull back from strategic points. Belfast hospital panic after shelling and a Dublin port warehouse burned by incendiaries. Pettigo attack under investigation as Collins seeks full inquiry into British action. Nominations begin for June 16 general election.
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Ulster Free State
London
Ulster
Dublin
Irish Free State
Arthur Griffith
Prem Lloyd George
Daileireann
Griffiths
Lilorvd George
Criccieth
Wales
Winston Churchill
Downing Street
Michael Collins
Pettigo
Collins
Pettign
Free State
Coalition
Jaborite
Local Social Notes From Ridgeville and Surrounding Areas
June 6 Ridgeville notes record visits and hospitality. H G Stacey visited his mother in Cleveland. Mrs George Maddock joined Mrs Ridgeway in Elyria. Mrs Paul Ames and daughter from Elyria visited her mother Mrs Clare Will ey. Frank Diederick is ill. Gilbert returned from Cleveland. Eliott Eldred of Oberlin College spent weekend with his parents. Mrs Howard Van Arsdale hosted her sister Miss French in Columbia. Lillian Walker of Avon visited local friends. Mr and Mrs Lewis Schaher hosted their daughter and family from Toledo.
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Ridgeville
H. G. Stacey
Cleveland
George Maddock
Harry Ridgeway
Elyria
Paul Ames
Clarence Willey
Frank Diederick
Gilbert
Eliott Eldred
Oberlin College
H. P. Eldred
Howard van Arsdale
Miss French
Columbia
M. Gibbons
West Park
D. Gibbons
Lillian Walker
Avon
Lewis Schaher
Toledo
Financial strains spur calls to curb city spending and new taxes
City leaders warned costs rise from voter approved programs and sinking fund demands. The police contributed over 25000 from liquor fines, road district costs hit 60000 annually, and school bonds plus interest raised total needs to about 75000 plus hefty sinking fund requirements. Officials seek suggestions to balance operating expenses amid growing requests for pavements and sewers.
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Notive Department
Banda
Jones
Local Social Notes Highlight Vermilion and Olmsted Events
Families from Vermilion and Olmsted cluster for funerals, church events, and gatherings. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Willis Prechel, Mrs Norman Keiser, Mrs Edward Minch, and Mrs H P Eldred with relatives in Elyria Cleveland and Amherst regions. Congregational Church to host Children Day services with a short sermon by the pastor.
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Mro
Chas Lasher
Carl
Vermilion
Joe Brooks
Michigan
Rhine
St. Peter's School
Aten Beach
Willis Prechel
Waler Bushy
Lee Griffith
Helen
Olmsted
Marvin
Norman Keiser
Elyria
Edward Minch
C. Loescher
S. Sherwood Stroud
Cleveland
H. P. Eldred
EM. Knowles
Dolly Coe
Glenn Falkner
W. J
Clark
Congregational
Drusen Kraft Gland Nourisher Ad Claims Quick Restore
An advertisement from DRUESEN-KRAFT promises rapid health and strength restoration for long standing ailments. It cites thousands of satisfied users and urges readers to request a free booklet from PRLESEV-KRACT CHEMICAL LABORATORIES in Chicago. The ad notes tasteless tablets priced at 7 25 for a one week course and asks buyers to specify gender.
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Proust
Beurane
Druesen-Kraft
Stannding
Blocked effort to check coal profiteering worsens shortage
Washington reports a new stage in the coal crisis as retail coal dealers reject Hoover’s price proposals and threaten raids on soft coal. Secretary Hoover and Secretary Davis push talks with operators and miners who refuse to commit, signaling potential government intervention amid record low stockpiles and a 3,000,000 ton weekly deficit.
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Washington
Commercce
Slogver
Hoover
Davis
Lorain News Briefs Highlight Graduates and Local Visits
The club house hosts eight graduates with talks by Prof Stewert of Ohio State and Geo Mennell on agriculture and manual training. Music by Ruth Men neil and Nellie Lehman. A banquet followed and color scheme noted. Cora Risinger to entertain Wednesday. high school building planned south of the club house. Local events include visits by Cleveland residents and a Children’s Day commencement noted.
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Stewert
Ohio State
Geo. Mennell
Ruth Menneil
Nellie Lehman
Crafts
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Cora Lade
Baby
Cleveland
Fred Lunden
Lorain
Smith
Ralph McClellan
D. Hudson
J. H. Leh- Semieenenn
Relden
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