Completion cleared for huge Cleveland terminal project
The federal court of appeals vacated a restraining order against the Pittsburgh & West Virginia railway, allowing the Cleveland Union Terminals project to proceed with abandonments and leasing of Wheeling & Lake Erie property for the new depot. P& W Va and partners claim Van Sweringens moved ahead for years without Wheeling input, then gained control of the railroad through Rockefeller interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union Terminal
Cleveland
Federal Court of Appealghere
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway
Paul Jones
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Cleveland Union Terminals Company
Wheeling
Terminals
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Wheeling & Lake Erie
van Sweringens
Gatmr
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Textile strike arrests in Gastonia amid shooting at mass meeting
Police detained 60 textile strikers in Gastonia North Carolina as authorities sought those responsible for shooting Chief E. F. Aderholt and Deputy Sheriff Charles Roach. Acting Chief A. B. Hord said Aderholt was not expected to survive and Beal, a strike leader, was missing. Patrols continued to prevent disturbances at the strikers tent city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
N. C
E. F. Aderholt
National Textile Workers Union
A. B. Hord
Aderholt
Charles Roach
Hord
Strickers
Fred Erwin Beal
Beal
Elyria Engineer E. J. Crisp Leader at Peerless Laundry
E. J. Crisp, a Case School of Applied Science graduate of 1902, began as a civil engineer with Canton consultant L. E B. Chapin, aiding Elyria waterworks. After eight years with Chapin, he served as county engineer briefly in 1910, then became president of Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co., a role he has held since September 1910. He resides at 344 Eastern Heights Boulevard with his wife and daughter, and once aspired to attend medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Crisp
Case School of Applied Science
Elyria
Case
L. E B. Chapin
Canton
Crisp
Chapin
Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Accidental Shooting Injures Cleveland Worker
Pete Drumsky of Cleveland Jr. was accidentally shot in the side Friday at 1 30 p m while walking along New York Central railroad tracks where he worked for the company Police investigated and declared the shooting accidental Two boys cleaning a gun were questioned but said they had not fired a shot Drumsky was taken to Elytia Clinic for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Drumsky
Cleveland Jr
New York Central
Drumsky
Elytia Clinic
Citizenship night to grant 49 certificates at Elyria High
Forty nine foreign born residents from Elyria South Amherst Amherst and Oberlin will receive United States citizenship certificates at a citizenship night program at Elyria High School auditorium at 7 30 Tuesday evening The groups represent eleven nationalities led by Great Britain and Ireland with twenty nine members Roumania four Switzerland Czecho Slovakia and Poland three each Austria and Greece two each and Italy Germany and Albania one each The event features remarks by R C Maston superintendent of schools and presentation of certificates by Mable Marsh with roll call by Doris Todd A musical program including Hungarian dances accordion solos and a peasant song by Settlement House performers accompanies the ceremony Certificates will go to Elyria residents named in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
South Amherst
Amherst
Oberlin
United States
Elyria Americanization Council
Elyria High School
Elyrians
Great Britain and Ireland
Roumanis
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Austria
Greece
Italy
Germany
Albania
R. CO. Maston
Maston
Mable Marsh
Doris Todd
Americanization Council Settlement House
Woman's Relief Corps
Dd A. R
Wouse
Salvatore Ercolino
Great Britain and
Ireland
Ernest Albert Sparks
E. Broad St
Ella Dumont Sparks
James Miller
West St
Alfred Thomson Watt
East Fourth St
Thomas Mitchell, Jr
Adams St
Thomas Mitchell, Sr
Agnes Forreat Mitchell
William Roberts
Williams St
Robert Roberts
Isabelle ‘Suttle Roberts
Fred Huskinson
Cleveland St
William Patton, Jr
Parkview
Margaret P. Sparks
East Broad St
Andrew Booth Feldrum
Bath St
Catherine Kirkpatrick
American finance experts leave Paris after reparations talks
Paris June 8 The American delegates to the reparations conference departed Paris aboard the Aquitania in a special French government car. Owen D Young led the delegation in a gay mood after four months of negotiations. He and colleagues Thomas W Lamont Thomas N Perkins and David Sarnoff, along with Dr Hjalmar head of the German delegation, bid farewell at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Owen D. Young
Thomas W. Lamont
Thomas N. Perkins
David Sarnoff
Young
Three Escape From Woman's Reformatory in Ohio
Marysville Ohio June 8 three prisoners escaped from the women's reformatory using a rope improvised from blankets. Names include Marie Hilton 20 serving four months from Columbus on a statutory charge Jessie Mildred Parsons 17 serving a year and a half for incorrigibility from Crooksville and Selma Long Theodore 16 Middletown transferred from the Girls Industrial School Delaware running away from home. They were confined on the second floor and not found missing until 5 30 a m authorities traced them to Morelock's Woods then lost the trail on a nearby highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Women's Reformatory
Marie Hilton
Columbus
Jessie Mildred Parsons
Crooksville
Selma Long Theodore
Middletown
Girls' Industrial School
Delaware
Morelock’s Woods
Girl Missing Since May 23 Found in Ohio Rooming House
Mar cella Baxter, 14, daughter of a carnival concessionaire, who had been missing since May 29, was found in a Columbus rooming house. Five youths plus a mother and daughter were arrested. bail set at 25000 each. The group admitted an all night car ride and placing Marcella with the woman who gave her clothes. The girl previously denied being Marcella Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marcella Baxter
Carnival
Marcella
Oredo
Woodsville
Ohio
Polite
Good Declares Republican Party Was Created by the Masses
Ripon Wis June 8 Secretary of War James W Good said the Republican party was formed by the masses not a single leader in marking its diamond jubilee He noted the birth arose from a country wide demand and was handed down by the people to leaders for action He recalled gatherings across many states in 1854 1856 showing a unified moral motive beyond individual leadership and traced the party history and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon, Wis
Republican Party
James W. Good
Good
Ripon
New England
New York
Michhois
Missouri
Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ford's Railroad Indicted by Federal Jury
The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad owned by Henry Ford was indicted by a federal grand jury in Columbus, Ohio, on Elkins Act violations. The case alleges the DT&I defrauded Norfolk & Western of about 140,000 dollars by manipulating coal shipment rates from Kentucky to Glenn Jean and beyond, routing through shipments to secure lower through rates without notifying N&W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Henry Ford
Grand
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Kentucky
Peck F. Summit
South Charleston
Glenn Jean
DT & II
Jackson
Ironton
Robbers hit four Kipton establishments last night
Sheriff deputies report youths robbed four Kipton sites including W. B. Homer’s restaurant, J. H. Calkin’s grocery, and P. T. Runny’s private garage. They took a roasted ham, ice cream, coins, cigars, an overcoat, a flashlight, and eight gallons of gas after breaking doors. C. H. Bailes’ glass door was shattered but not entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Sheri
W. B. Homer
J. H. Calkin
P. T. Runney
C. H. Bailes
Girl Used as Decoy to Trap Bootlegger
In Youngstown Ohio on June 8 a 15 year old girl was used as a decoy to trap a woman bootlegger. The girl charge she was forced to make a liquor purchase and lead an immoral life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Preacher Sentenced to 20 Years for Forgery
Coshocton Ohio June 8 Assa Poole a 29 year old preacher and salesman was sentenced to twenty years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton, O
Assa Poole
State Penitentiary
Elyria High Places Second in League Standings
Elyria High School finished in second place in both attendance and punctuality in the Lake Erie High School League for May, per the league report received by BE. Lakewood led in attendance while Lorain topped punctuality. Rocky River did not report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Lakewood
Elyria
Lorain
Shaw
Rocky River
Cleveland Man Shot by Yeggs
Walter L. Seese, roofing superintendent for the Carey Company, was shot in Cleveland while on a payroll run. A bullet hit his leg as three bandits robbed the car, taking time cards and leaving pay envelopes. Police questioned three men after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter L. Seese
Carey Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Seese
Pany Payrol
Pany
Firemen extinguish automobile blaze at West Side station
Firemen at the West Side station last night extinguished a blaze in an automobile that drew up nearby. Defective wiring was blamed and no damage was reported. Martin L. Pardee filed suit in common pleas court seeking partition of property in Sheffield township against W. A. Pardee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Martin L. Pardee
Common Pleas Court
W. A. Pardee
Sheffield Township
Dawes Sails to England as Ambassador to England
Charles G. Dawes sailed aboard the Olympic to assume duties as United States ambassador to England. He travels with Mrs. Dawes, his daughter Virginia, and nephew Henry Dawes, who will be his secretary in London. Dawes declined comment but planned a speech in London after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Lnner
Olympic
United States
England
Court of St. James
Chung
Dawes
London
Tunnel Collapse Kills Three In Nevada Rail Tunnel
In Caliente Nevada a Union Pacific tunnel collapse killed three people including a 7-year-old girl and injured six others. The disaster occurred late yesterday but only reached notice today as heavy timbers fell while replacement work was under way in the tunnel west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliente
Nev
Union Pacific
Here
Oil Sprayed On City Streets In 30,000 Gallon Effort
Service Director John N. Eldt reported near completion of spraying about thirty thousand gallons of crude oil on the city’s cindered streets. Three tank cars supplied the oil and three spray trucks have been active over the past several days.
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John N. Eldt
Strong Cabinet Formed by MacDonald in Windsor
In Windsor Castle King George sealed Ramsay MacDonald’s second Labour government. The new cabinet, hailed as the strongest Labour grouping yet, includes A. V. Alexander as first lord of the admiralty and Sydney Webb as colonial secretary. Margaret Bondfield becomes minister of labor. Philip Snowden remains chancellor, with Arthur Henderson foreign secretary and J. H. Thomas as lord keeper of the privy seal and minister of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
England
Britain
George
Ramsay MacDonald
Windsor Castle
Stanley Baldwin
London
Labor
Labor Party
MacDonald
Great Britain
A. V. Alexander
The
Admiralty
Sydney Webb
Alexander
Webb
Fabian
Lord Shankey
W. A. Jowlts
Margaret Bondfield
International Trade Union
Philip Snowden
Exchequer
Arthur Henderson
J. H. Thomas
Privy Seal
Two former day agents held on suspicion in Lorain
Two former state prohibition agents are jailed in Lorain awaiting Beetham guidance on charges of impersonating officers. Sheriff Clarence Adams said he was awaiting word from Rupert Beetham, the Columbus prohibition commissioner, with no warrants yet sworn. The men, once dry agents in the district, were arrested Friday by Lorain police and sheriffs deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prohibition
Clarence Adams
Rupert Beetham
Columbus
Lorain
Sheriif
Beetham
Adams
Governor urged to send guards to curb racing bets
H O McCormack of Cleveland writes to Governor Cooper urging use of National Guardsmen in Geauga county to stop gambling at Bainbridge races and to order an attorney general led statewide investigation. He claims racing under local control breeds bribery and calls for enforcement of the law and a probe of county officials’ financial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cooper
H. O. McCormack
Cleveland
Racing Reform League
Ohio National Guardsmen
Geauga County
Bainbridge
Ohio
McCormack
Geauga
Cuyahoga
Geagan
Madison
Summer
Portage
Franklin
Butler
PESTILENCE THREATENS DAKOTA AFTER DEVASTATING FLOOD
Glendive Mont June 8 reports say eastern and western North Dakota face pestilence and famine after one of the northwest's worst cloudbursts. At least three deaths are confirmed, hundreds of cattle and horses drowned, and many buildings washed away. Damage tallies around 1 million dollars with thousands of acres still flooded. Wells may become polluted, risking disease as truckloads of food begin reaching the stricken region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Mont
North Dakota
Northwest
Body of farmer found in Akron lake near Darrowville
Charles Chandler forty five prominent Stow farmer disappeared nine days ago. His body was found weighted by paving bricks in a small artificial lake one mile from his home, discovered by children. Autopsy found no violence, coroner said. A former boarder was detained for questioning.
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Farmer
Lake Akron
Charles Chandler
R. M. Call
Fish Creek Road
Darrowville
Chandler
Crafts
Han Seed
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Gleaag
Federal Court of Appeals
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway
Hes
Oiaty Strike AG
Central Press
Charles A. Lin Fore
Anne Morrow
Englewood
N. Y
York Harbor
Dbergh
Mouette
Ford's Railroad
FED
Yeggs
Cleveland MY
Maurice Maschke
TN N. Dakota
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