Samuel Gompers Faces Opposition at Federation Meeting
Denver June 13 The American Federation of Labor opens its convention with opposition plans criticising Samuel Gompers over Ireland policy. Unions push for action on government ownership of railroads and a boycott of British goods until the Irish Republic is recognized. Brady of New York named to handle resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.N.S
Denver
Colo
Jume
Federation of Labor
America
Dabor
Sinn Fein
Eamin Devalera
Itherish
Harry Bond
de. Valera
Harding
England
Ireland
Suray
Acon
Tricia
Fedration -Of-Labor
Organized
United States
New York
Brady
Death of Hiram Rath in Elyria drives quiet loss
Hiram N. Rath aged 37 died Saturday night at his Glienale court home after more than twenty years of lung disease tied to a fall in childhood. Born in Homestead Pa he came to Elyria with his parents about twenty five years ago and lived in California for health. Survived by mother Belle Rath and three sisters Mrs George A Lamberton Mrs Fred J Young and Mrs Robert Wiar d, plus many relatives. Funeral at 2 PM today from home conducted by Rev Flamner of the Second Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram N. Rath
Glienale Court
Hometead
Elyria
Ames A. Rath
California
Imes
Belle Rath
George A Lamberton
Ft Slyria
Fred J. Young
Akewood
Robert Wiard
Washington, D. C
Pelock
Rev
Flamner
Second Congregational Church
Green Line Car Struck by Tractor Near Udgeville
A Green Line streetcar had minor damage after a tractor struck its steps early this morning near Udgeville. The car narrowly avoided collision with the tractor, which also sustained slight damage.
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Streck
Udgeville
Sneak Thief Takes Cash From Hubbel Home
Burglars ransacked Henry Hubbel's house at 96 Broad Street early Sunday, stealing between 300 and 400 dollars from a wallet hidden under a mattress while Hubbel was at a grocery store and his daughter was on the front porch. Investigators Kray and Watson canvassed the scene and detained no further details at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hubbel
Broad ‘Street
Omeérs Watson
Kray
Elyria Liquor Toter Fined in Lorain Court
B H Cunningham of Elyria was fined 250 dollars and costs after pleading guilty in criminal court to violating the Crabbe act. Police arrested Cunningham in South Lorain and found two bottles of raisin brandy in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
H. Cunningham
Sims retires to silence after recall by Navy
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, recalled by the secretary of the navy for his public remarks, has retired into silence. Denby’s cablegram ordered him to return and report. Sims declined to comment when asked by an International News Service correspondent.
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Carl C. Reeves
London
William S. Sims
U. S Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Daily Mail
Denby
Admiral Sims
Naval Office
International News Service
Sims Replies to Denby Likely Clears His Case
Rear Admiral Sims told Secretary Denby he was mis quoted and his London speeches were garbled and misleading. The Navy is unlikely to punish him on return, though he will be asked why he delayed four days in offering the explanation Denby requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
Denby
Lordon
Secretary of the Navy
Police Chief Thompson Pays Respects on Sunday
Police Chief Thompson of Marion paid his respects to the Elyria police here Sunday while en route to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Marion
Elyria Police
Cleveland
Seams Street and Chair Accident In Home Collapse
Mrs. Kaiser of 13th Street fell from a chair and broke her arm. A family member was hurt when the chair toppled, and a daughter slipped stepping down, spraining her ankle. The chair was brought down and smashed.
New Truck Bill Enforced After Governor Signed
Columbus Ohio June 12 Senator Burke truck bill signed by the governor last week is in force and has led to several arrests for overloading. One case charges a truck owner with 9006 pounds over the twelve ton limit. Local truckmen withdraw from the State Automobile Association due to its officers urging passage and aiding enforcement. The measure is seen to save the state thousands annually in road repairs with strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International “News
Columbus
Burke
The
State Automobile Association
Stolen auto case leads to two arrests near Riverview park
Mrs Lorena Switzer reported a 1918 Oldsmobile stolen from Cleveland. Neighbors saw two men asleep in the car under a shed in Riverview park Saturday night. Officers Sweet and Watson detained Jack Kaley and Joseph Flighter, who admitted the theft. Flighter had prior weapons conviction. A Lorain police officer aided their gasoline run Friday.
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Lorena Switzer
Riverview Park
Sweet and Watson
Jack Kaley
Ier Aces
sn _Elyria
Josep Flighter
Cleveland
Flighter
Lorain
Woman killed in collision near Huntington West Virginia
Mrs. Robertson of Charleston and her son were in a car that failed to pass a slower vehicle on the Kanawha and James Turnpike two miles east of Mountain. The vehicle went off an embankment killing Mrs Robertson while J F Huffman a truck driver suffered a broken leg. Her son and Mrs Huffman were not seriously hurt.
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Huntington
W. Va
WIOC
Robertson
Fourth Avenue
Charleston
J_ F. Huffman
Kanawha and
James Ther
Milted
J. F. Huffman
Robertsons
Machinists Leader to Deliver Alumni Address at Adrian College
Secretary R B Whitehead and his wife depart for Adrian Michigan where he will deliver the alumni address at Adrian College Wednesday morning. Whitehead spent six years at Adrian and earned degrees from Adrian and Oberlin Colleges. He is proud of the degrees conferred by both institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Whitehead
Machinists’ Union
Adrian, Mich
Adrian College
Whitehead
Adrian
Oberlin Colleges
Death of Lorain Pioneer Micheal J Lynch
Mrs Orlo Marsh of this city learns her father Micheal J Lynch 59 a Lorain County pioneer and active member of church and fraternal groups He was well known in Elyria and Lorain Funeral services were held at St Marys RC church at 830 AM Monday continuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Marsh
Micheal J. Lynch
United States Shipping Board Inaugurated Leadership
Washington reports the new United States Shipping Board assumed office at noon with Albert Lasker as chairman and the remaining members present at the board offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Shipping Board
Albert Lasker
Shipping Board
Labor Faces Greatest Crisis in History Says A F of L
The American Federation of Labor reports a grave crisis with 5,000,000 unemployed and 4212 members lost last year. It cites $8,462,175 in labor costs from strikes and urges public works for relief, a national railroad inquiry, and criticism of the Cummins Bech act. It warns of open shop pressure and calls for disarmament of anti labor campaigns.
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American Federation
of Labor
Japan
Mildred Morris
TON
Denver
Col
American, Federation of Labor
eGee
Executive Council
ABC
Atrike
Contracta
Unem
Congress
National Commission
Cummins-Bech Transportation Act
Railroad“Labor Board
Fourth Woman Now Charged With Murder
Cleveland reports a fourth woman charged as an accomplice in the murder case. Mrs Colavito, arrested in Sandusky, faces a formal charge after a detailed statement implicating Mrs Kaber and her daughter Marian. The probe reveals the motive tied to an insurance policy and a planned signaling tactic.
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Sandusky
Colavito
Stanton
Frank Ww. Smith
Peter 5S. Christensen
Lakewood
Kaber
Marian
Ethel Berman
Pinkerton - Operative
Five More Indicted by Grand Jury in Lorain Vice Probe
A Lorain grand jury indicted five more individuals in the ongoing vice investigation. Named defendants include Stella Decker of Lorain and Elyria style center owner Lerschary. Wm Walker of Lorain for carrying concealed weapons. A F Skellenger of Lorain for forgery. Soper and Eddy residents Henry Connorth and Walter Golemblosky of Lorain for robbery. Worthington Taxi Cab Co of Elyria noted in the case. The panel adjourned after presenting the indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Stella
Decker
Larson
Elyria
Style Center
Lersch
Worthington Taxi Cab Co
Robert Young Found Guilty in Assault Case
Robert Young pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a jury initially disagreed. He was fined $30 and costs totaling about 138 dollars. The court ruled the injury to Mahing's eye was unintentional despite the deliberate act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Mahing
Young
Iba
Coats
Smiths Compete as Early Sweet Peas Bloom
In Elyria two Smiths, Mrs Margaret Smith of 512 East Broad Street and Mrs Mabel Smith of 299 Gates Avenue, claim to have the first sweet peas bloom. Both report picking flowers Friday, marking an early garden highlight amid rival Smiths.
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Smiths
Elyria
Margaret. Smith
Broad Street
Mabel Smith
Gates Avenue
Smith
Weekend Riots in Ireland Leave Dozens Dead and Wounded
Dublin dispatch reports sixteen killed in the weekend violence in Ireland. Belfast saw multiple outbreaks with four dead and over fifty wounded. Dublin later confirms seven killed and forty wounded in Belfast as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational News Service
London
Ireland
Dublin
The
Star
Belfast
Well Known Elyrian Dies This Morning
Christian Jacob Pasenow aged 63 years 5 months 4 days died this morning at 5 30 at his home 202 Prospect Streets. He had been a farmer on the Gulf road for sixteen years before moving to Elyria last February. Survived by Mrs John Shaffstall Mrs Fred Rumke Ridgeville Mrs Clark Walker California Mrs Robert Hayney Elyria and Rudolph William and Ewart all of Elyria plus thirteen grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the home Sines Bourquin of St. Pauls officiating burial in Elyria cemetery.
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Christian- Jacob
Clark Walker
California
Robert Hayney
Elyria
Rudolph
William
Ewart
Sines, Bourquin
St. Paul's
Elyria” Cemetery
Special Meeting on Tuesday Evening of Local Club
The Young Men's Business club will hold a special meeting at 7:30 PM Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Plans will be made for the annual picnic at Crystal Beach. A smoker and social hour will follow the meeting.
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Young Men's Business Club
Chamber of Commerce Auditorum
Crystal Beach
I O O F Memorial Attended by Many
Memorial services conducted by the I O O F and Daughters of Rebekah honored deceased lodge members. Canton UL trained in uniform led a procession from Main Street to the cemetery for commemoration. Ex-ambassador W G Sharpe delivered a fitting address as L O O F officers presided.
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Rebekah
Canton UL
Daughters of Rebekah
Mhroad Street
W. G. Sharpe
Moon Smith
IO. O.F
Cleveland
Canton Lorain
Mayer
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported on Sunday
Two minor auto accidents occurred Sunday evening due to careless driving. W Riezelberger left his truck unattended on Cleveland Street. John Karp of Avon failed to see it and rearended the vehicle. An unknown car stopped on West Bridge Street causing Elmer Sag Art-ing to collide with the rear machine, both vehicles sustaining minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Riezelberger
Clevaland ‘Etreet
John Karp
Avon
Weat Bridge Street
Elmer
Green Line Collision Leaves Two Dead In Junction
Coroner M E Perry and Sheriff N D Back investigate a Green Line car wreck at a junction. Bystanders recall a man waiting for a phone call from his wife as authorities probe the tragedy and residents express shock at the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Perry
An. Suivestigelione 2 Force
Iken
Women Voters league organizes ward leaders and meetings
An executive meeting of the League of Women Voters outlined ward leadership with Mrs. Winslow heading the first ward and other precinct co captains named. Plans for large city meetings and neighborhood sessions aim to educate citizens and enroll women in all parties before August primaries.
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League of ‘Women
Latur
Frank Brown
Cedar Street
John
Winslow
EF. Hansman
Edith. Gill
John’ C
Wellington Teacher Granted Divorce After Cruelty
Elvis Schott of Wellington was granted divorce from William Schott on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Mrs. Schott testified the husband drank heavily, spent money on others, and abused her. She was awarded $30 monthly alimony. she taught at Seal O and the couple wed in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Schott
Wellington
William Schott
Redington
Fire Report From Vague Local Scene
A small blaze was reported involving a vehicle or structure on Haswind Street Seadey locality. Responders attended to the scene and secured the area while investigating the cause and extent of damage. Local authorities cautioned residents and cordoned off the affected zone.
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Amuel Gompers
Eteran
Hiram Rat
Elyria Liquor Toter
George R. Holmes II
Seems Street
Chair
Luma
A.F. OF
Rai
Labo
S'‘lamn
Elyrian
Moring
Pickic
Satur
Clarence
Joe Easlinger
BOARS
Clarence Wan
Symons
Pisplay
Malham
Swrpa BT
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