Farmers Face Fallout From High Court Ruling
Washington June 7 The Supreme Court decision holding a labor union liable under antitrust law is seen as a major threat to both organized labor and the growing farmers cooperative movement. Agricultural leaders in Congress and farm bloc members express alarm at Taft's opinion and fear its broad application to farm groups and coop efforts.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Organized Farmers
United States
Congress
Taft
Samuel Gompers
Lloyd George and Griffith Bring Irish Constitution To London
Premier Lloyd George and Arthur Griffith arrive in London from Criccieth and Dublin respectively amid reports of a major government announcement during the war. Griffith presents the revised Irish free state constitution to Winston Churchill as diplomats prepare to review its terms including loyalty oath and British control of foreign policy.
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London
Lloyd George
Criccieth
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Irish Free State
Griffith
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Privy Council
Churchill
Military Rites Planned For Lillian Russell Moore
A two thirty funeral service will be held at Old Trinity Church for Lillian Russell Moore with Episcopal rites and a Marine detachment as casket bearers. The 207th field artillery veterans of Pittsburgh will provide escort and Moore is noted for recruiting and giving the regiment its colors. Honorary pallbearers include Secretary James J. Davis and Senator Hiram Johnson along with other officials and leaders from Pittsburgh and New York. Messages of sympathy poured in, including a note from Secretary of the Navy Edwin L. Denby acknowledging her wartime contributions.
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Pittsburg
Episcopal Church
Old Trinity Church
Lillian Russell Moore
207Th Field Artillery Veterans of
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
U. S&s
Hiram Johnson
Stephen G. Porter
William A. Magee
J. L. Livermore
New York
Howard Chandler Christy
E. F. Albee
National Vaudeville Association
U. H. Burnside
William Flynn
Clarence Burleigh
O. S. Hersham
EB. M. O'Neil
Moore
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin L. Denby
Marine Corps
Jewelers Join Wednesday Afternoon Closing Drive
Elyria jewelers adopt the Wednesday afternoon closing plan and will continue through June July and August.
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Elyria Jewelers
Senate to Probe Paige Coal Price Fixing Shadowed by Hoover Deal
Senate labor committee likely to investigate Secretary Hoover's coal price fixing agreement with operators. Senator Borah and Senator Walsh urge full publicity on Hoover May 31 conference with soft coal firms. Questions focus on cabinet price setting, anti trust compliance, and mine price levels.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate Labor Committee
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Explosion kills forty six at Ukrainian munitions dump
Forty six people were killed when a bolshevik munition dump at Vinolsta in the Ukraine exploded as insurgents attacked. Soviet troops then rounded up suspects and three leaders were shot. Detachments of troops were held in readiness to prevent further demonstrations.
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London
Vinolsta
Ukraine
Vienna
Miners debate to reopen mines in Pottsville area
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company questioned about 1000 repair shopmen to learn who would serve as deputies as coal operations contemplate resuming work. A large order for cats was placed by a leading business firm signaling potential reopening steps after a period of shutdown.
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Pottsville
Philadelphia and Reading Coal & Iron Company
Calwars
Atempts
Supt Shelton to Take College Course this Summer
Superintendent Shelton told the board of Education he would return to school this summer if approved. He will go to Boston as an Ohio delegate to the National Teachers convention and then enroll in a six week course in administrative work at Columbia University, aimed at improving his direction of the public schools.
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Shelton
Board of Education
Boston
National Teachers Convention
Ohio
Columbia University
City Chemist Offers Water Testing for Campers
Curtice, city chemist, invites campers planning summer outings to bring water samples for analysis. He will assess safety for drinking use and recommends sterilizing bottles and corks by dipping in hot water before filling.
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Curtice
Candidates file petitions for county offices in Lorain
The county board of elections receives nominating petitions as deadlines loom Friday at 12 o clock. Applicants include Dr M E Perry for coroner on the Republican ticket, Monros P Welty for county auditor, Elmer C Cotton for state representative, Claude Spicer for Ridgeville, Judge C G Washburn for non partisanship court of appeals, W G Mitchell for county recorder, Frank Ellenberger and Mabel Marsh for county clerk, Walter Ludwig for county treasurer, and several filings for sheriff, common pleas judge, county prosecutor, county engineer and county commissioners.
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Board of Elections
M. E. Perry
Monros P. Welty
Elyria
Elmer C. Cotton
Elyria Township
Claude Spicer
Ridgeville
C. G. Washburn
Court of Appeals
W . G. Mitchell
Frank Ellenberger
Mabel Marsh
Walter Ludwig
William Whitney
Steve Cowie
Sam Beal
Fred Underhill
A R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
the Common Pleas Court
J.F Burke
Lawrence Webber
C. M. Theobald
B. J. Reisinger
George Rhoads
Frank Billings
Labor leaders prepare for crisis at national convention
Organized labor faces threats to unity amid Supreme Court damages ruling and a looming rail strike. The American Federation of Labor meets in Cincinnati starting June 12 to decide on wage cuts, potential nationwide action, and its stance in elections while denying a new labor party.
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Washington
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
United States
Washington News
Labor Federation
Samuel Gompers
West Virginia
Chicago Building Trades
Polish Cabinet Resigns in London Dispatches
June 7 dispatches report that the Polish cabinet has resigned while in London. The move comes amid diplomatic exchanges and political pressure within Poland's government.
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London
Financial future of Germany hangs on experts meeting
The conference, led by M. Delacroix of Belgium, weighs Germanys loan conditions as M Bergman of the Ebert government outlines terms. Delegates decide if Germany will receive a much desired loan with J P Morgan of America among the leaders at the meeting.
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Germany
M. Delacroix
Belgium
M. Bergman
Elyria High Alumni Hold Annual Meet Friday Night
Elyria High School alumni gather Friday evening at Elk's hall for the annual meeting. About two thousand invitations issued draw many attendees. Jay Weller will deliver a chalk talk drawing faces. David P. Hyman to give the welcome, Hubert Struthers to respond. Music and dancing planned.
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Elyria High School
Elk’s Hall
Jay Weller
David P. Hyman
Hubert Struthers
Lakeside Missionary School Plans Unusual Program
Lakeside June 7 plans completed for an unusually rich program of the School of Missions under the Cincinnati Branch of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society at Lakeside July 23 28 1922. Activities include Camp-Fire Pageant Story-Telling Contest Bible Study Hour Junior Normal Institute School of Methods and Text-Book Lectures with expert instructors. An anniversary address by one bishop and a closing address by another. A Model Missionary Education Chain reception and Young People attractions at the Camp Wesleyan Home near Lake Erie.
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Lakeside
School of Missions
Cincinnati
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
New Camp Wesleyan
Lake Erie
John Mitchell
Fauver Rites on Thursday for Lewis Fauver
Funeral services for the late Lewis Fauver will be held at his home 2105 W 89th street Cleveland at one o clock tomorrow afternoon. The body will be removed to Ridgelawn cemetery for burial reaching the city about three o'clock. Friends are asked to note the arrangements.
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Lewis Fauvyer
89Th Street
Cleveland
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Elyria Driving Club Organized with July 4 Meet
At a meeting last evening the Elyria Driving Club was organized with Dr E P Clement as president and Tom Gray secretary. The first meet is planned for July 4 at River View Park with four races and a strong entry list. Three more meetings will follow in the summer.
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Elyria Driving Club
E. P. Clement
Tom Gray
Riverview Park
Twe Club
Community Chest subscribers urged to meet pledges
An Elyria editorial urges Community Chest subscribers to honor pledges and pay in full before vacation season. It praises initial campaign work, notes delays from tardy remittances, and warns that agencies rely on timely funds to continue summer services.
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Community Chest
Elyria
Community Service Council
Fire Chiefs in Session at Columbus Ohio
Fire Chief's club of Ohio convenes at the Southern hotel in Columbus with over 75 chiefs in attendance. James R Fitton of Bellaire presides as president during the technical sessions and officer elections.
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Columbus
Fire Chief's Club of
Ohio
Southern Hotel
James R Fitton
Bellaire
Associaton
Verdict in Malicious Prosecution Case
Samuel Burgert receives a $2975 verdict from a jury against Peter Sammon J Klinger George P Sammon and Louis Pritsch for malicious prosecution following an arrest at Avon without a warrant. Burgert was discharged after arraignment.
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Samuel Burgert
Peter Sammon
J. ©. Klinger
George P. Sanmon
Louis Pritsch
Eall
Avon
Lorain Candidates Out For Office
Lorain reports A C Calhoun former police court prosecutor likely Democratic candidate for county prosecutor endorsed by the Democratic committee. J B Myers former newspaperman filed for Democratic nomination for county commissioner and Peter Cooley filed for Republican nomination for sheriff.
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Lorain
A. C. Calhoun
Democratic Committee
J. 3. Myer
Man
Peter Cooley
Administration powerless to stop coal strike
June 7 report that the Hoover administration cannot legally force a settlement or shield the public from coal profiteering. The effort to end the strike has only partly halted price increases, and Secretary of Commerce Hoover told the Senate he cannot provide full information on theCoal situation.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Senate
Kiwanis Club Holds Charter Ceremony in East Cleveland
Members from the East Cleveland Kiwanis Club gathered at Lakewood Masonic Temple to install and present the charter to a new East Cleveland Kiwanis club. Major Asaph Jones district lieutenant governor gave the charter speech, with remarks by Frank Cooling district governor and others.
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Kiwanis Club
Lakewood
Sheriff On Vacation
Sheriff N. D. Backus and his wife are on a ten day vacation visiting relatives in Aurora Schnectady and other points in New York state.
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N. D. Backus
Aurora
Schnectady
New York State
Women urged to cooperate in politics for American government
Senator Frank B Willis told Western College graduates that women and men must work together within existing parties or form new ones based on common welfare not sex. He warned against state socialism and paternalism as threats to freedom alongside communism. A Chicago rail wage dispute prompts mass strike ballots totaling over 1.2 million members with a potential July 4 strike.
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Oxford
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Western College For
Willis
Decision holds money in escrow in Coronado case
Washington reports the United Mine Workers cannot access about $700000 held in escrow since 1917 to satisfy an Arkansas judgment. Labor leaders say the funds are badly needed by miners during the nationwide strike, and the only acceptable result is return of the money per the Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Coronado
United Mine Workers
High Courts
Day Time Thief Strikes Laundon Block Apartments
George Becker reported a burglary on the third floor of the Laundon block yesterday afternoon. The thief took two gentlemen’s gold rings two ladies rings with ruby and sapphire settings a string of pearl beads and a Waltham open faced watch. Police note this is the third burglary in as many days.
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George Becker
Laundon
Thompson Declares Candidacy for Ohio Governor
Former Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland filed his declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. His campaign treasurer and supporters from Columbus and Cleveland pledged backing as he prepares to visit all 88 Ohio counties from June 20 to August 8 ahead of the primary.
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Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Secretary of
Ohio
Thompson
John
Gordon Battelle
Wiliam H Boyd
Frank Smith
George Wilber
Marissille
Fred D. Patterson
Greenfield
George Sutton
Elizabeth
Hatlier Q. Brown
William H. Miller
Comittee
Colonel Thompson
Probe Lorain Home Sales Questioned by Workers
A petition to Congressman Charles L. Knight alleges unfair treatment in the May 23 sale of United States Shipping Board houses in Lorain. Fifteen shipyard workers, now in government houses, claim they were promised first purchase options or rental credits that were not honored, leaving many homeless or with uncertain avenues.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Lorain
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Knight
Ohio
W. F. Hook
E. L. Athwall
Fred Crooks
Fred J. Wallace
A. W. Turner
Lb G Bellard
Julius Wargo
Lambert C Maybee
Harry Ellis
H. C Cook
Edward Henry
Joe Merger
Fred W. Adams
L. W. Coley
Alex Paterson
Trolley poles fall damage car setting fire near Lake and West
At 5 55 last night a Green Line trolley passed when two poles fell. Police and fire crews removed the obstruction and the trolley short circuited and caught fire. The car was badly damaged and traffic was halted for a period.
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Lake Avenue
West Streets
Polioa Department
Trollessage
Traffi
Lenine Deteriorates as Specialist Rushes to Moscow
The condition of Lenine worsened last night and Professor Klemperer, a noted specialist, urgent ly summoned, left Berlin for Moscow by airplane per an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen. London reports: Harry Jacobs, an eighteen year old, hanged at dawn for the attack and murder of Lady White in a hotel room after failed reprieve efforts.
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London
Lenine
Klemperer
Berlin
Moscow
Copenhagen
Harry Jacobs
Lady White
Pentoneville
Kine George
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Sttanding
M. Kimbersley
M. Wissering
Driving Club
East Cleveland
Chicago
Raiway Labor Board
Labor Board
Railway Employees Department
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
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