Cleveland Tram Strike Looms Over Wage Deadlock
Cleveland faces a potential streetcar strike as the Cleveland Railway Company and the Carmen's Union fail to agree on a new wage schedule. A 5 cent hourly increase proposal by city leaders and a postarbitration fare plan are in play, with strike preparations and open shop operations already underway.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Cleveland Carmen
Clayton C. Townes
Platform
Cleveland Federation of Labor
John J. Stanie
Latham Withdraws From Colubus Campaign In Bid For Lieutenants
A garbled report indicates Latham withdraws from the Columbus area nomination battle for lieutenant governor. The move comes four weeks before a key deadline, with implications for party nominations and local political dynamics.
YMCA Yearly Report Highlights Growth and Community Outreach
The report notes strong dormitory use with about one thousand residents served. It details foreign work efforts, Bible study goals, and a China mission budget. Students meet quotas for activities, with the Physical Department expanding programs linking regular classes with industry and church cooperation.
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Jonal Seturn
Bible Sindy
China
Partment
Vew
Industrold
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Proves Digestive Cure
A reader recounts losing faith in doctors and medicines until persuaded by a friend to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He reports relief from acute indigestion and related stomach ailments after one dose, claiming the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and allays intestinal irritation. Available at all druggists.
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Mayr
Democratic Women Delegates Find Comfort at Convention
Delegates to the Democratic National Convention in New York will find Luxurious rooms and Madden Square Garden fitted with mirrors and comfortable furnishings. A large flag will be presented to the successful nominee by Betsy Roeser’s group after the nomination is announced.
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Wames
New York
Madden Square Garden
Betsy Roeser
M. B. McPhillips
Roe Digney
John 8. O'Leary
Aira
John E Quinn
Ella T. Sullivan
Misa
Martha Byrne
Virginia Pierson
Madison Square Garden
Charles Greathouse
Democratic convention snapshots and regional sports notes
The piece records a Democratic convention snapshot with attendees including Mrs. James G Yield and Mrs. Burns plus a city swimming program and various league activities. It also notes political expectations around La Follette’s endorsement and Rhode Island senate affairs. Police and mob-violence concerns near Cincinnati are briefly mentioned, including an incident at Ault Park involving Mrs. Chester Hunt and her children.
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Cincinnati
Chester Hunt
Ault Park
Local delegates split over Cleveland bound convention
Town members refused to back a party whose platform was said to be written under personal dictation of Mantey Fos. Delegates planned to travel to Cleveland for the major brotherhood convention, reflecting a divide in support.
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LaFollette
Mantey
Cleveland
Hints to wives on how to save ice and food in Chicago
The National Association of Sea Industries advises housewives to inspect the refrigerator for dry placement and protection from the elements. It urges proper joint integrity, accessible filling, no food in the ice chamber, circulating air, and clear pipes. A Los Angeles divorce suit notes a husband subsisting on canned food after gifting a car, as his wife focuses on driving.
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Chicago
Tlonal Association of Sea Industrys
Los Angeles
Two Japanese Men Shot to Death Near Fort MacArthur
Police found the mutilated bodies of two well dressed, educated Japanese men on a lonely road north of San Pedro. Both had been shot. Investigators consider links to anti-Japanese demonstrations or possible attempt to obtain fortification information near Fort MacArthur.
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
Yicininy
Fort MacArthur
Ohio Teacher Praises W R Comings On Certification Reform
The June Ohio Teacher features W R Comings, a state senate candidate, advocating elimination of teachers certificates and simplifying exam procedures. He argues the current system is needlessly complex, saving taxpayer time and cost if plans for school houses are standardized and state aided.
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Ohio Teacher
W. Comings
State Senate
Work
Comings
Buid
Summer Membership Drive Opens at Yo M C A This Year
The Yo M C A announces the start of its four month summer membership period due to a late spring. Applications are accepted at the M L C A offices now. The pool and showers open with a busy schedule including daily boys classes, open senior access, swimming instruction, diving and lifesaving, plus camping and hikes.
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Yo M.C. A
Weether-Ryan
MLC. A
Hal
Elyrian to Speak at Washington Meet
Edgar Ellen of Elyria Ohio head of the International Society for Crippled Children is listed among leading speakers at the National Education Association convention in Washington from June 23 to July 4. He will discuss The Education of Crippled Children.
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Washington, D. C
Edgar Ellen
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Ohio
Seactions
National Education Association
Elyria Map
Fishing Trip Ends With Accidents On Return
The travelogue describes a fishing party catching a good string of fish then stopping at Dale's Inn for a meal. On the way home two serious accidents are reported with nine dead after a crash near a bridge and a separate fatal incident near Lake Shore Electric Car, while the group returns exhausted but content with their haul.
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Wilcox
Gilman
Dale's
Madame Dale
Monroe
David Akerman
Andrew Aa. Phelps
John Augusta
Mam Msea
Thene
John Sadek
Detroit
Sedek
Toledo
Genna
Lake Shore
New Baltimore
Dykeman Moves Offices To Cleveland
General prohibition headquarters for Indiana Michigan and Ohio move from Toledo to Cleveland on July 1 announced by Henry C. Dykeman. William C. Pence resumes group chief duties in eleven counties with offices at Youngstown after clean up of Cleveland. Dyke man is from Elyria Ohio. Cincinnati reports church policy shift as Missouri Synod English district adopts aggressive missionary plan with headquarters to be placed in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Teledo
Henry ¢. Dykeman
William C. Pence
Youngstown
Dykeman
Elyria
Cincinnati
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Church
Chicago
Jewelry theft hits Toledo hotel room switch
Jewelry valued at 35000 was stolen from the room of George Delmeing of Norwood Ohio after he returned from the Elks club to the Waldorf Hotel this morning. Delmeing reported the loss to police, with his gem case missing on arrival.
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Toledo
George Delmeing
Norwood
Delmeing
Elks Club
Waldorf Farely
French Cabinet Wins Confidence Vote In Debates
Paris June 20 The Herriot cabinet won a vote of confidence in the chamber after a heated session. 313 supported the government while 224 opposed. Herriot, aiming to secure backing before a London meeting with Ramsay MacDonald on reparations and the Ruhr issue, led the ministry through clashes between Socialist and Communist deputies as right bloc members cheered amid temporary suspension.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
Axainet
Edouard Herriot
Th Chamber
London
Premie Ramsay MacDonald
Ruhr
Thei Seate
Pameleva
Traffic disruption after Southwestern freight wreck
The report notes a westbound freight wreck near Fourth and Main streets in Mansfield causing delays. The vessel was riding easily and not in immediate danger, per a Chamber of Commerce report.
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Rine Department of the
Chambe of Commerce
Mansfield
Shelby
Wes
Fourth
Main Streets
Bourbonism as a Cause of Strife
Evans Woollen argues Bourbonism drives class conflict and hinders understanding between property holders and the rest. He urges reevaluating property rights and free speech while promoting open discussion to curb incitement and suppressive legislation. He asserts government cannot annihilate communism or socialism, only those who think rigidly.
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Evans Woollen
Trust Company
American Bankera# Association
France
Bourbon
Redical
Eborn
Thas
Elyria Veteran's Tale Boosts Stomia Tonic
L A Adams of 923 Walnut Street recalls Civil War injury and later illness from the flu nearly ending his life. He credits Stomia from Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store with restoring strength, sleep, appetite, and energy, praising Liver Laffer as part of the regimen.
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L. A. Adams
Walnut Street
J. F. Murray
Muir
Stomia
Elyria
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