Rebel Rail Strikers Plan Big Walkout Friday
In Philadelphia on June 22 strikers plan a large walkout Friday as Governor Sproul considers asking the U S railroad labor board for action. Rail officials report some return to posts and a slight freight movement improvement.
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Philadelphia
Sproul
Pennsylvania Department of Labor
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Brak
Fugitive Isaiah Fountain Surrounded by Armed Posse in Hebron Woods
Isaiah Fountain, convicted of criminal assault on a 13 year old in Trappe, Md, was cornered by an armed posse near Hebron Md but escaped. Fountain had previously escaped Easton jail, was recaptured at Seaford, Del, and fled again last Wednesday night as posses widen search across Delaware and Maryland.
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Wilmington
Del
Isaiah Fountain
Trappe
All Woods
Hebron
Fountain
Easton
Seaford
Laurel
Maryland
Attack on Royal Irish Constabulary Escort in Dublin
An automobile carrying the Assistant Director General of the Royal Irish Constabulary and four constables was ambushed near Amiens Street en route to Dublin Castle. Roberts was severely wounded in the head, the driver shot in both legs, and attackers used revolvers and bombs. no arrests reported.
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Dublin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Amiens Street
Dublin Castle
Roberts
Wden
Londerry
Londonderry
Ireland
New Features Added to Masonic Entertainments
A Masonic program tonight starts at 7 30 with new features including one or two soloists and a real magician who will perform the illusion you see it and you do not.
Lockjaw Fatal for Elyria Man After Rusty Ring Incident
Obituary notes John C. Wernert of Amherst dies in Amherst hospital from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty rail two weeks earlier.Survived by daughter Mrs Breatigan, sister Mrs Decker, widow and several children, and brother William Wernert. listed as a carpenter and stone contractor with ties to Bris and Lorain communities.
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C. Wernert
Amherst
Rusty Nall
John C. Wernert
Amherst Hospital
Bris
John Breatigan
Kate Decker
Furnace Street
Gertrue Louise
Katherine
Viola
Lether
Edward
Alton
William Wernert
Philip Bobel
Lorain
E. Hildebrand
Cleveland
August Jeeger
Stone
Federal jury probes escape of G Bergdoll
Philadelphia June 22 A federal grand jury continued its investigation into the escape of Grover C. Bergdoll wealthy draft dodger Seven army officers were examined yesterday and about a dozen witnesses remain to be heard Today Mrs Whoda Stecher wife of the chauffeur who drove Bergdoll s car was called along with Colonel T Donaldson acting head of the military the Higenca and Harry Preston who rode with Clarence Gibson Bergdoll s attorney to the Bergdoll home after the escape It is expected the inquiry will finish tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Grover C. Bergdoll
Whoda- Stecher
Bergdoll
T . Donaldson
Higenca
Harry Preston
Clarence Gibbbong
Immigration officers settle triangle love affair at Ellis Island
New York June 22 Ellis Island authorities face a second case in six weeks resolving a love triangle at sea. Nell Butler 22 Englishwoman seeks freedom to marry Captain Pauliner of the British army after a brief courtship aboard ship. Canadian authorities barred Halifax landing except to marry a Canadian. she was sent to New York where Ellis Island took charge.
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Els Island
Atlantic
Nell Butler
Enogh
Paul Iner
Halifax
Miss Butler
England
Miller
Ellis Island
America
Ancient Stone Marker Found in Ridgeville
Civil engineers Richards and Gerald report locating the original center marker of Ridgeville township. The stone marker, two feet underground on the Robinson farm, bears its original identification marks placed over a century ago during the initial survey after repeated searches by surveyors.
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Ridgeville Township
Robinson Farm
Bo- MO
Germany names K. Ferre ngach as chancellor
Berlin June 22 Official announcement that Konstantin Fen Tenbach has been appointed chancellor presages a bourgeois cabinet within 48 hours. Leaders of the German People's Party pledge allegiance to the Weimar constitution and republic, easing a coalition with clericals and democrats. The new coalition, with 196 votes, vows to uphold the Versailles treaty and subordinate party interests under a policy of benevolent neutrality.
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Berlin
Konstatin Fen- Tenbach
Spa
German People's Party
Elyria Rotarians Attend State Rotary Convention
Elyria sends about fifteen Rotarians to the annual Rotary convention in Atlantic City. The Elyria club is the 382nd of 73 affiliated clubs, reflecting strong local representation at the event.
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Elyria
Rotary Club
Atlantic City
Elyria Rotarians
Former Elyrians Granted Divorce
Hai lie D Maddock and Leslie Maddock formerly of Elyria faced divorce in Lake County Courts at Painesville. Mrs Maddock initiated suit. Mr Maddock filed a cross petition. Trial resulted in her withdrawal, the divorce grant, no alimony, but custody of their child split between them.
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Hailie D. Maddock
Leslie Maddock
Lake County
Painesville
Maddock
Mr. Maddock
City official seeks action on missed garbage pickups
Councilman Castle told the city council that many residents complained about garbage contractors neglecting collections. He urged Service Director Beck to investigate and ensure more regular pickups.
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Castle
Service
Beck
Jewel Thief Is Given Fifteen Year Sentence
In New York on June 22 James E Boye a former hotel clerk connected with the 1919 Biltmore theft received a fifteen year sentence at Sing Sing for stealing about 360000 worth of jewels. Regina V G Millhiser widow owner of the hotel estate had been recovering 25000 worth of gems still missing. The judge noted the thief had time to restore the losses but did not.
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New York
James E. Boye
Regina V. G. Millhiser
Ho‘tel Biltmore
Sing Sing
Foye Hes
Elyria Faces Sand Shortage Slows City Paving Efforts
Mayor Asaph R. Jones wired the Interstate Commerce Commission asking for car relief to resume sand shipments essential for Hast Avenue paving. An embargo blocks freight cars delaying West and Hast avenues while asphalt plants are set up.
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Asaph R. Jones
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elyria
West Avenue
Three Cars Sugar For Factory Men
Willys-Overland employees secure a July sugar order of 135000 pounds at 28 cents per pound from the Welfare Department. The shipment comprises 1350 bags and will require three freight cars for delivery, following a prior purchase of over forty eight tons through the collective bargaining plan.
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Willys-Overland
Welfare Department
Prio
Exchange Club hears H C Queen on flying training
Barty C Queen Chronicle Telegram business agent and army reserve lieutenant spoke at the Exchange Club luncheon about army aviator training the progress in aircraft development since the armistice and government plans to prepare reserve pilots for emergencies.
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Anager
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Army Reserve Corps
Exchange Club
Mersbera
Mr Queen
Gas ordinance prep carried to next council meeting
The Elyria city council closed its second reading on the gas ordinance and directed the gas committee and city solicitor to prepare a new ordinance report at the July 6 meeting. Amendments were debated with no vote taken. Judge Douglas and Attorney Fauver acted as key voices on rate terms and emergency provisions.
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L. B. Pauver
Hewett
Greater Elyria Building Co
City
Baird
Douglas
Mansfield
Fauver
Judes Douglas
Ebindany
Ehyria
Gerald Martin
Hazelton
County Farmers Tour State Experimental Farm
About one hundred Lorain county farmers toured the state experimental farm at Wooster by auto. They inspected fertilizer and wheat testing plots and observed lime demonstrations. Prof Williams told the delegation that lime and phosphate are the only commercial fertilizers needed with good stock farming rotation.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Auto
Williams
$10 000 Damage Suit On Trial
The damage case of Frank Miller of Cleveland against Benjamin Wade of Oberlin is being tried in the court of common pleas before Judge Redington and a jury. Miller seeks 10 000 dollars in damages after Wade's automobile collided with his machine.
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Frank Miller
Cleveland
Benjamin Wade
Oberlin
Court
of Common Pleas
Redington
Miller
Wade
Inglewood Earthquake Ruins Twenty-One Buildings
The Inglewood earthquake left twenty one business buildings destroyed and many dwellings damaged. San Pedro Long Beach Santa Monica and Venice reported minor damage while Los Angeles area suffered shattered plate glass and collapsing fronts. The death of Mrs William Shippy of Los Angeles was attributed to heart failure after the tremor.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Venice
A Sumey
Inglewood
Kerr
San Pedro
William Shippy
Los Angeles County
Episcopal Church
Citizens’ Savings Bank
First National Bank of
Edison
Laughlin
O T. Johnson
Broadway
Los Angeles Railway Company
Inglewood Water Company
Allies debate July adjournment and Spa conference dating
The communique from the council notes Brussels conference aim to seal definite deals before stating that the Spa conference remains fixed for July 5. A note to Germany approved this morning says Allies will act if noncompliance occurs, possibly including occupation of more German territory.
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Brussels
Spa
Germany
Confectionery Store Burglarized On Loai Street
Police believe local youths burglarized the J. J. Lambrose confectionery on Loai Street last night after finding small shoe prints in the rear mud. About $50 in money and goods is missing. thieves forced a rear door with a knee and turned the latch to gain entry.
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J. J. Ambrose
Loai Street
J. J. Lambrose Confectionery
Lambrose
Preus Leads in Minnesota Race
St Paul June 22 primary returns from 1 005 of 3 195 precincts show state auditor J A O Preus leading a field of six for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with a 21 500 vote plurality over Henrik Shipstead of Glenwood Parkhurst nominated in Portland Maine Bangor man leads John P Deering in a four cornered state primary contest with 122 precincts missing.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
J A. O. Preus Gis
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
Parkhurst
Portland
Frederick H Parkhurst
Bangor
Preeis
John P. Deering
Saco
Dispute Over Parenthood Yields Odd Court Case
Joe Dobski a 16 year employee at the Green Line Power Plant faces legal trouble over kidnapping the two year old son of Mrs Fannie Bushka. He claims paternity and fights for custody, while the mother’s affidavit says he is not the father. The judge, noting unusual paternity disputes, imposes a reduced fine of 10 dollars and costs.
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Green Line Power Plant
Green Line
Fannie Bushka
Dobski
Mayor Jones
Western Heights
Bushka
Little Bey
Debeki Ta Mason
Deme
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