Railway Wage Petitions Refused By U S Board
Chicago May 19 The United States Railway Labor Board flatly refused to hear petitions for increased wages presented by John Grunau president of the Chicago Yardmen's Association and officers of related organizations on strike recently. The board ruled that the petitions are not in order and the hearing was postponed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railway
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
National Railroad Brotherhoods
R. V. Barn
Ie Ghee
Elyria Real Estate Board Forms Leadership and Goals
The Elyria Real Estate Board completes its organization with George R. Allen as president and J. George as vice president, LD Huffman as secretary and treasurer. Directors include Henry Heldrich C H Jackson V C Marsh and George R Alene. The board aims to advance Elyria’s interests through public improvements, fair taxation, law enforcement for property owners, and promoting ethical standards and organized action.
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Elyria’ Real Estate Board
George R. Allen
J. George
LD. Huffman
Heary
Heldrich
C. . H. Jackson
V.C. Marsh
George
R. Alene
Elyria
Women urged to wear old clothes to curb price rise
Telegram from Columbus state chairman of Women’s Activities warns that wearing old cloaks and skirts may be used to justify higher prices. The message cites Rational cloak and skirt makers and urges continued use of winter garments until prices drop.
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Olumbus
Ats
Asa Lon
Cleveland
Department
Justice and Call
H. D of
Columbus
Washington
Dfside
Comento -Lay
Manufactéra
Iin
Fiew
Printz
Land
Esc
Denver Man Found Dead In Steering Car On Train Car
Associated Press reports a Denver man found dead in a steering car of a westbound train car near Rawlins Wyoming after several days. The telegram states the man travelled under the alias Fred Gordon and died from narcotic poisoning amid embezzlement investigations involving the old Colony Trust Company of Boston.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Rawlins
Wyo
Oswear, Staseman
Boston
Old Colony ‘Trust Company of
Bton
Fred - Gordon
AERON SHOE CO LOCATES IN CHEAPSIDE BUILDING
The National Shoe Co of AE Ton secured a lease on a building at Cheapside formerly occupied by Joe Hanet for a year. J W Smith arranged the deal, the store will be remodeled at a cost of 10000 and rival the Akrotr store as one of the finest in the city. Alteration work begins at Youngstown May 19. Six Youngstown men are jailed over seizure of two automobile loads of whiskey. The loads contained 31 cases and 14 cases respectively.
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Youngstown
Associated Press
New York
Francis
Hz. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Co
Myr. Sissox
Manhattan
Long Island City
Eee
Obscure Road Fragments Describe Westbound Route
Fragmentary notes describe a road section from Middle Avenue past car barns on its way west. The text mentions comfort and ride quality in a general sense without clear dates or locations. The passage lacks full context or identifiable entities.
Rotary Club Talk Addresses Cancer Week Efforts
Hart Rotary Club heard a presentation at the weekly luncheon about Cancer Week and ongoing efforts to eliminate the growth and spread of cancer. Dr Baye delivered useful information and was closely listened to by members.
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Hart
Rotary
Oat Wekly
Lantheon
Osely
Presient
Methodist Episcopal Church elects bishops on ninth ballot
Des Moines May 19 The General Conference completed the election of white bishops with Dr C Little Mead of Denver chosen on the ninth ballot by 553 votes to reach the 546 needed. FP Keeney of Syracuse and Lester Smith of Detroit were also elected on the ballot, announced late yesterday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Methodist “Episcopal Church
General Conference
C. Li ‘Mead
Denver
Keeney
Syracuse
N. J
Lester Smith
Detroit
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Memorial services honor late E W Metcalf anti saloon league leaders
Elyria hosts memorial for Mr and Mrs E W Metcalf with anti saloon league figures Dr Russell and Wayne Wheeler among speakers. Service at First Congregational Church at 1 30 pm followed by cemetery wreaths honoring their temperance work and legacy in the anti saloon movement.
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Counsil
Con Lazal
Aen
Ib Ho Nasselli
Offi 2
Duvira
Elyria
E.W
Russell
West
Antisabor League
First Congregational Share Hi
Oberlin
Brand
Fairchild
Wayne B. ‘Wheeler
Washington, Dc
Howard H. Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Whee.er
Faw
Elyrians
Anti-daloon League
Teal
Ae” Diaintad
Oxel Auto Vna Wreck In Subtle Auto Crash
Reported wreck involves Troxel’s limousine and a truck near Cleveland as a load is attempted to pass. Rear hub contact caused a throw and injuries uncertain. Officials note fire danger reduced in Minnesota for the time being. Rangers were alerted and several people noted in the incident.
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Troxel
Cleveland
Ulh
Mion
Minnesota
National and local political and labor strikes update
Reports from Michigan Vermont North Dakota and New York detail presidential primary results strikes and labor unrest. Wood leads Vermont Republicans with about 70 percent. ND Democrats endorse a state ticket. New York notes wage losses from strikes and rising sales of safety razors. Milk deliveries and city services face disruption in New York and Chicago.
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Watson
Tony A
Framelatforn
Indianapolis
Ind
Tostriet
Whssn
The
Presse
Democrats
Grand. Rapids
Mich
Michigan Remorris
Tire
Seneras
Wiliam
G. ‘McAdoo
A. Mitchell Pelmer
Edwards
San Fridoisco
Vermont
Wood
Montpelier
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Herbert C. Hoover
Clevelander Gribben Surrenders on Manslaughter Charge
Frank Gribben of Cleveland surrendered to Sheriff Backus after a warrant for manslaughter tied to the death of six year old Caroline Pasenow on Thirteenth Street. He returned from Chicago with the truck involved, pleaded not guilty before Justice Chamberlain, and was released on $1,590 bail.
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Frank Gribben
Cleveland
Caroline Pasenow
Wm. Pasenow
Thirteenth Street
Backus
Chicago
Justice Chamberlain
Engineer to Give Address on City Planning
The Chamber of Commerce will host an address on May 26 by Morris Knowles president of The Morris Knowles Co Pittsburg. Engineers in charge of the city water works improvements will attend. His topic is City Planning. R J Whelan is chairman of the City Planning Committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Morris Knowles
Morris Knowles Co
Pittsburg
Chamber
R. J.whelan
Polish Attack on Soviet Russia Denounced by Labor Leaders
London reports a manifesto by labor leaders condemns Poland's assault on Bolshevik Russia and Britain's alleged complicity by arming Poland. The Bolsheviks report gains against Poles along the Drina river near Polotsk and Vitebsk, with Odessa still under disputed control among Allies.
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Associated’ Press
London
Russia
Great Britain
A. Mani‘testo
John Robert Clyties
Wiliam Brace
el Gam Crooks
Poland
Soviet Russia
League of Na- Hong
Drina
Polotsk
Vitebsk
Moscow
Mohilev
Dletance
Kiev
Odessa
Constantinople
George Stocking Dies After Long Illness at 61
George Stocking, 61, of 318 Fast River St. died Tuesday night at St. Joseph's hospital after an extended illness. Survived by wife Minnie Dennison and six children. Brother of Rev. James Stocking of Oklahoma and Alfred Stocking of Eaton. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Christian Science church.
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George Stocking
Fast River St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dan.Stocking
Stocking
Minnie Dennison
James Morrison
West Park
H. N. Ridgway
Elyria
George E. Stocking
Michigan
Ruth Kaiser
Cleveland
Theresa
Delworth
James Stocking
Oklahoma
Alfred Stocking
Eaton
Christian Science Church
Census Returns Show Sharp City Population Gains
Census figures released today reveal Salt Lake City with 118,110 residents, up 25,333 or 27.3 percent. Pittsfield Massachusetts grows to 41,534, up 9,413 or 29.3 percent. Rhinelander Wisconsin reaches 6,645, up 1,017 or 18.0 percent. Roanoke Virginia reaches 50,842, up 15,968 or 45.8 percent. North Bridge Massachusetts at 10,074, up 1,267 or 14.4 percent.
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Associates Frese
Washington
Salt Lake City
Pittsfield
Mass
Rhinelander
Wis
Roanoke
North Bridge
Wilson Signs Army and Navy Pay Bill
President Wilson signed the army and navy pay bill providing temporary pay scale increases for officers and enlisted men. The measure raises total annual compensation by about 60 million dollars and is retroactive to January 1, with effects continuing until permanent legislation is enacted.
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Associated
Washington
Wilson
Army and Navy
Merchants push price cuts amid demand and fashion
The Terre Haute store, said to be the largest outfitter in its territory, offered reduced prices on shoes with a 25 percent cut and ongoing reductions on clothing. Merchants aim to calm what they call a hysterical public demand for lower prices. Washington reports note talks of liquified frozen loans and tighter credit to ease price pressures.
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Terre” Haute
Fresnol
BiPas
Texas
Annodiite
Washington
Hardi
Federal Reserve Board
Foote
King of
Minot
Ptice
Minots
New York Cty
Coal Priority Shipments Urged by Indiana Officials
Indiana public service commission vice chairman John W. McCardle urged immediate establishment of priority coal shipment rules from mines to state institutions utilities and others. A lack of cars drives plans for state purchase of a coal mine to supply 150000 tons annually. Washington dispatch notes railroads in midwestern coal zones misinterpret emergency orders, risking a severe coal shortage next winter. Members of Congress and miners seek enforcement to prevent further car shortages and mine closures.
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Indiana
Ervice” Commission
John W. McCardle
Indiana Commission
Commerce Commission
Goodrich
Washington
House
Israel
M.’ Foster
Athens
Ohio
William
Green
United Mine, Workers of America
John Moore
Interstate , Commerce | Commission
Transportation - Ac
Foster
M C A Pioneer Myron A Clark Dies in Brazil
Orton Clark, Y M C A membership secretary, relays the death of Myron A Clark in Rio de Janeiro Brazil He founded the Y M C A in Brazil and was the oldest active worker in foreign Y M C A service He left New York April 14 and reached Rio April 29 He died of heart trouble and is survived by his wife and six children.
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Orton
Clark
Myron A. Clark
Rio Janiero
Brazil
Lawsuit Against Logan Co for 250 Damages
George Baily sues Logan Co alleging damages of 250 after claiming the company leased right of way across his farm in Iowa. The filing accuses improper access and property impact from gas operations.
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George Baily Bee
Lowa
Natural.Gas & Co
Bia
Heey
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British War Office
Geo. Stocking
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