Tragedy at Carbondale and Labor Strife in Illinois
A veteran editorial criticizes violence during coal labor unrest in southern Illinois near Herrin and Herrman. It warns that lawlessness harms miners and the labor cause, urges settlement before a broader winter coal shortage, and links Chicago violence to nationwide labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Labor Organizations
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Illinois
Ilinois Coal Company
Herrin
Chicago
Williamson
Great Lakes
Herrman
Taft Visit to England Eases Royal-Tap Talk
The dispatches from the court of St James report that former President Taft and Mrs. Taft can be received by royalty with no conflict. The King and Lord Chamberlain plus Ambassador Harvey weighed the issue amid satire and concern, concluding peacefully for future visits and avoiding a catastrophe feared by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of St. James
United States
Great Britain
Taft
England
Chamberlin
Harvey
George
Lord Chamberlin
Harvey George
Yesterday and today remembered in scattered historical notes
A collage of brief notices spans conventions, births, marriages, and deaths from 1899 to 1960s. References include the 1899 Republican state convention, 1903 Cleveland strike, and 1916 waterworks disaster. The list also notes notable births such as Gustave Charpentier and George Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Umons
James W Newman
Ate
Tor
Republian
Josepn B Foraker
Cleveland
Wmlliss
Ida Baroer
Witham
MeKnie
Luther Day
Wilam R Dar
Canton
Cleveland Waterworks
Conventions Open to Day In Canadian and U S Cities
Conventions open today in Winnipeg Manitoba and Springfield Massachusetts with Veterans of Foreign Wars chapters from Rhode Island and Massachusetts taking part alongside the Canadian groups in joint ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipege, Man
Catholic
Canada
Springfield
Mass
Department of
Massachusetts
Newport RI
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rhode Island
Komical Telegrams From A Lively Canadian Town
A humorous ramble about a Canadian city describing a grand house of a criminal owner and a governor’s residence with many rooms. The writer notes churches and boarding houses, synagogues, breweries, and a low beer percentage. He jokes about theft and iron and hints at local oddities in a carefree voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenant
Canada
Ain
Local social notes from Springfield and Ridgeville
June 24 social items report Mr and Mrs John L Clifford of Springfield were guests at the Charles Maple home Friday. Mrs E H Fields entertained trends from Elyria, Thursday. Mrs A W Guilder of Ridgeville is mentioned in connection with the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D Nye
C . Maple
C. B. Green
Hinckley
Medina County
C. C Maple
Argo
Indiana
Church of Christ
A. D. Nye
John Bainbridge
Elyria
Wm Harding Robert
B . Hulse
F &L Morgan
W. I Shont
Cleveland
Home Coming Association
Tig Fay
Feast of the Nativity and priesthood consult in wartime
A mid year religious ceremony notes the Feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist and ordination in Peoria. Rt Rev Edmard Wo Dunne, Catholic bishop, sails for the United States for consultation with the War Dent Fund. The Taeta Dela Chi fratesn is mentioned with dates around the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John the Baptist
Nobuddy Questions ABE HARTIN About Being Nominated
ABE HARTIN says no one doubts his other attributes if known as good pay. Most folks won’t say nominated even after being informed, he notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobuddy
60 Years Ago Local notes from Elyria and vicinity
Elyria residents planned a military meeting to consider raising a regiment for the Union army in nearby counties. The Fourth of July featured bonfire, parade and band concert with Graf ton and nearby towns also celebrating. The town celebrated with visits, church events, and community activities while local outlooks included school attendance, charity funding changes, and telecommunication property value estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Grafton
South Amherst
Carlisle
Court House
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Medina
Boot store bankruptcy sale at 25¢ on dollar
Allen's Boot iShop plans to open after a bankrupt stock sale at The Leader Shoe Store located at 347 Broad Street. Shoes priced at 25 percent of regular cost. Awaiting official opening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen’s Boot iShop
Leader Shoe
Broad Street
Manufacturing in Greater New York Dominates National Output
A fragment notes that one twelfth of all US manufacturing occurs in Greater New York and nearby areas. It mentions a lender bankruptcy and a sale at 347 Broad Street with items arriving soon though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greater
New York
Broad St
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Lari Conny Printing
Snd
A. “Se Hodnutt
F. Burks
Elvrra
Ohio
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. EB. Clayden
Fitts
John W. Hunter
Circulation News
Honer
Advertising Society
Carbondale
Losson
King George
Queen Mars
Harvey Tne
Grover Cleveland
Mary Pickford
Mary
Duke of Marlooraneh
Miss Glad_s
Botox Council
The
League of Nations
Aland Islands
Finland
Gustave Charpentier
Alsace-Lorraine
Car
C Wright
Elkhart County
Ind
George Jon L Mever
Navy of the Unied Staves
Boston
Jack Demchamp
Salt Lake City
Komical
Jim Armitage
Himsel
House of Parliament
Bunker Hills
Mm ‘Caird
Salvation and Starvaton
Toronto
Bil Smith
I. T
Abe Hartin
Charles Parsons
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mississippi
Catlin
Taylor & Noyes
BIG Circus
LEE Whitney & CO
Walton Ice CO
C. W. Phillips’ Deng
Koplin's Drug Steee
Loti Street
National Association of Ice Industries
Dover Inn
Center Ridge Road
Dover Center
E. H. Putt
DUCE
Goodwin
George A. Pegg
Bell Phone
Eagle Cliff
Ohio State
Dover
Cleveland Road
Cleveland Street
Abbey Road
the Meadows
Elyria Block
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