Gompers Repeats as Labor Federation Leader Amid Drama
ENVER Colo June 25 Samuel Gompers 71, veteran leader, was elected president of the Iran Federation of Labor for the 40th time. The official vote showed Gompers 25022 and 12324 for challenger John L Lewis, younger faction seeking federation control.
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Enver
Colo
Samuel
Gom
Iran Federation of Labor
Gompers
John L. Lewis
United Miners of America
Two Elyria Theaters to Close Indefinitely
Elyria’s Strand and Dreamland theaters will close for an indefinite period with July showings ending on the 2nd and 16th respectively. Owen Bannon, manager of Elyria Theatres, says closure depends on future patronage and may affect American and Colonial theaters’ schedules.
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Elyria
Strand Theater
Dreamland Theater
Owen Bannon
Elyria Theatres Company
American Theater
Bannon
Dreamland
Night Auto Rides and Divorce Ruling in Lorain
Rose Humphrey of Lorain was granted a divorce from Carl Humphrey on grounds of extreme cruelty. Judge Redington found her denial insufficient after testimony that she took late night auto rides with other men shortly after marriage.
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Carl Humphrey
Rose Humphrey
Lorain
Redington
Barr, 56, Republican Candidate for Mansfield Mayor, Dies
John L. Barr, 56, a Republican candidate for Mansfield mayor, died suddenly this morning from heart trouble. He formerly edited the Butler Times and later managed the Clear Creek Coal and Lumber Co of Tennessee.
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International News Service
Mansfield
John L. Barr
Butler Times
Clear Creek Coal and Lumber Company
Tennessee
Church seeks court permit to sell Andrews lot on Tenth Street
The First Church of Christ Scientist applies to the court for permission to sell a lot on Tenth Street willed to them by the late Joseph Andrews. They claim the property is suitable for church use and funds would be used more advantageously.
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First
Church of Christ Scientist
Tenth -Street
Joseph Andrews
Big Brownhelm Fourth of July Community Gathering
Brownhelm Township churches schools the Grange and the Farm Bureau plan a nation’s birthday picnic at the church grounds. Residents and friends are invited to a basket dinner with a speaking program and sports. Rev. Dan Bradley of Pilgrim Church Cleveland will address the crowd.
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Brownhelm
The
Grange
Farm Bureau
Brownhelm Township
Dan Bradley
Pilgrim Church
Cleveland
Bandits Steal $1500 Payroll From Akron Company
Four bandits in an automobile seized the payroll of the Akron Sand and Gravel Company totaling $1500 at 10 o clock this morning. No shots were fired as the paymaster was covered. Police with 16 cars and motorcycles scoured the city. deputies with riot guns joined later.
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Akron
Akron Sand and Gravel Company
Tobbers
Ah Bale Doren
Guna
British Coal Strike Nearing End
London reports hope for a settlement in the great coal strike in force since April 1. Premier Lloyd George agrees to a conference with miners and mine owners at the Board of Trade on Monday to seek a settlement.
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Cinternational News Service
London
Lloyd George
Board of Trade
Green Line Changes Cut Mileage for Elyria Grafton Oberlin
Southwestern Street Car Company adjusts schedule to reduce cars while serving same number of riders. Modifications include removing the 12 00 m car, changing the 11 50 limited to local, eliminating the 2 45 to Oberlin, shifting service to a 7 38, replacing Oberlin 9 25 with 10 25, moving 10 00 p m from Oberlin to Grafton at 9 19, and canceling the 3 40 to Grafton.
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Southwestern Street Car Company
Oberlin
Grafton
Oberlin. Co
Burial of unidentified colored man Ike Johnson
The body of Ike Johnson a colored man killed on the New York Central track Thursday was buried in Potter's Field yesterday. Coroner Perry could not locate any relatives to claim the body and embalming was impossible due to severe mutilation. an attempt to contact a girl Johnson carried in his pocketbook failed.
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Ike Johnson
New York
Wayne Buell Improves After Hospital Attack
Wayne Buell shows steady improvement at the hospital after a severe blood poisoning attack. He underwent an operation last week with doctors reporting favorable progress.
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Wayne. Buell
New York Stocks End Higher on Quiet Trading Day
New York stock market closed strong with government bonds unchanged and rails and other bonds steady amid light volume. The report notes a firm tone across leading issues and orderly session.
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New York
Amicable wage agreement reached by Southwestern officials
Wage dispute between the Cleveland Southwestern Beltway and its employees is settled by arbitrator WD Mahone and union officials. The new scale pays 42c 46c and 50c per hour by service length, up from 50c 40c 60c. Company adds 2c more than the arbitrators' figure. both sides call the agreement amicable after negotiations since May.
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Columbus _Beltway
Mahone
Association of Street and
Electric Railway
Tate
Cleveland
Painesville. & Eastern Railway. Co
Pete Comstock
Thompson
Thos
Ferron
City Planning Scheme 15 Approved by Chamber
The chamber unanimously endorsed the appointment of a planning commission to review ordinances and hear all sides from experts and residents. The group would assess franchises, street layout, and future growth while limiting offensive industries to certain town zones. Mr. Tattersall outlined local issues and proposed planning committee solutions.
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Commission
Tattersall
Serious injuries reported in shooting victims in hospital
The condition of Joe Nyuserzak and Joe Pokrost remains serious. Pokrost has a bullet lodged in his tongue and faces possible infection. Nyuserzak shows slight improvement. Police guard them closely as Gates Wynscryak is hospitalized with a broken jaw and cannot yet provide his account.
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Joe
Nyuservak
Pokrost
Nyuserzak
Gates Wynscryak
Ators
Condition of Mrs Armstroff After B and O Train Collision Improves
The condition of Mrs Armstroff who was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Train Friday is slightly improved. Hospital authorities hope for ultimate recovery.
Soda Prices Drop in Newark After War Policy
Ice cream and sodas in Newark fell from fifteen to ten cents for the first time since the war as dealers cut prices today. This marks a notable reduction in a citywide beverage market amid postwar adjustments.
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International News
Newark
Ffteen
Dayton police bust counterfeit engraving ring
Police arrested Julius Malereon and Lester Walsh after finding in a garage press and engravings to print fake labels of sale. The suspects admitted intent to produce counterfeit Highland Rye and Bond and Lalard labels.
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Dayton
Yustee
Julius
Malereon
Lester Walsh
Bond
Lalard
New Patrol Wagon Christening Planned for Local Police
The article notes the city’s new patrol wagon is commissioned but unnamed. A christening scheme is proposed with the first official ride to be taken by a member of headquarters, signaling the vehicle’s active service to the force.
Marion Records Shortages Magnify Embezzlement Probe
A. B. Peckinburgh reports new shortages in Marion township and county accounts totaling about 13 000, excluding 14 000 tied to former county treasurer Harry C. Kerry now in state penitentiary for embezzlement. A clerk’s office discrepancy remains unresolved as 2 434.86 was deposited to treasury amid ongoing inquiries.
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International News Service
Marion
A. B. Peckinburgh
State Examiner
Harry C. Kerry
M- Court
Treasury
A. Cleveland
Senator George H. Bender to Speak at Local Class
Senator George H. Bender of Cleveland will address the Men's class of the M E church Sunday morning in this city He will be introduced by Senator Burke and a large attendance is expected from the class members.
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George H. Bender
Cleveland
M.E. Church
Burke
Red Men to confer adoption of warrior chief degree
Marion June 28 report states the Red Men will confer the adoption of warrior and chief degrees on President Harding. The White House confirms Harding was made a member of the order in California, though he has not received any degree work.
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Kateepattonet News
Pervice
Marion
Byers
Vaca Wa Batte
Harding
California
Surgeon General of Ohio Guard Named Health Director
COLUMBUS June 232 Governor Davis announced the selection of Dr. Harry H Salvely Columbus as surgeon general of the Ohio National Guard and director of the department of health when the Dunn act reorganizing state departments becomes effective July first. Each of eight department directors will receive a 6500 annual salary with terms coextensive with the governor. Dr Snively aged 52 born Brownsville Licking county is a graduate of Ohio State University and a faculty member of its college of medicine.
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Columbus
Davis
Harry, H., Salvely
Ohio National Guard
Department’ of Health
Snively
Brownsville
Licking ‘County
Ohio ‘State University
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Elyria Hogs Probe Sparks Health Action
Elyria township trustees move to abate pollution from Mendelson Reduction Co after residents urge action. Petition cites river contamination by sewage and a 500 new hogs addition feeding waste tarbace, prompting a request to the County Board of Health and potential state health involvement.
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Sol Mendelson
Hogs- Ask
Board of Health
Elyria
Mendelson
Mendelson: Reduction Co
Lawrence “H—Webber
County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Elyria Senator Burke Delivers Democracy Talk in Bucyrus
Senator J. F. Burke of Elyria addressed 300 Bucyrus youths on Democracy and our obligations. He defined democracy’s meaning, contrasted social and economic issues, urged public interest, and concluded with a $1300 response for the Bucyrus corps fundraiser.
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Bucyrus
Bucyrus Burcnes
Elyria
Hopley
Burke
Bucyrus Corps
Local man appeals verdict in common pleas court
C. M. Parrell of Lorain filed an appeal from a Justice Court decision in the common pleas court. He states he received shipment valued at 102.18 dollars from Parkcretary, West Virginia, which was damaged on arrival.
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Lorain
Justice Court
Piers
BL &C. ‘Pailroad
W.H. ‘Dasore
Parkcretary
W Va
Reewat
Cleveland jurist faces fourth trial in slay case
William McGowan, former chief justice of the municipal court, stands before Judge Florence A Allen on perjury charges. At 12 30 the judge queried jurors about progress and ordered ballots held until they are convinced there can be no verdict. Corridor chatter says the jury leans three to acquittal, four to conviction.
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Cleveland
Jime
William He McGwon
Municipal Es
Florence
Je.allen
Allen
Mae
Community Picnic Plans At Crystal Beach July 19
Local Young Men's Business Club coordinates a community picnic at Crystal Beach on July 19 with an advertising program for merchants. Sponsors' slogans will appear in bold on the official program. advertisers will not be charged for that space. Participants may match slogans to merchants for prizes. Ticket sales campaign is nearly ready with volunteers mobilizing next week.
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Young Men's Business Club
Crystal Beach
Net N. Merchants
Charce
Chamber to select board of appraisers
The Chamber of Commerce plans to appoint a board of appraisers within a short time. The goal is to establish a valuation panel to assist local business and property assessments.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Axbert Reel ‘Potate Mapraioeet
Fire kills four in Baltimore home tragedy
A Baltimore home fire claimed four lives including Mrs. Meyer Sandler and Miss Sandler, with three others injured. The blaze fatally trapped a widow and children as a daughter and grandmother escaped amid a chaotic scene. A son, Harry Sandler, and Mrs. Morris Silbert suffered serious injuries while Beth Silbert and a young child survived after desperate attempts to flee.
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Baltimore
Meyer
Meyer Sandler
H. A. Baron
Sandler
Miss. Sandler
Amother Peter
Evelyn Sibtert
Morris
Sam Harry Silbert
Silbert
Beth
Bean
Perate
Aed Alec
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Felyria Movie Theaters
ger. C. _J. Bannon
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Slater
Tead,.l. I
Bartlett
Lawrence
Kubal
Rage Two
Wayne Buell
Arbitration’ ‘Board
Mrs. Armstroff
NAB
Pake - Printers
George. Bender
Ohio Guard
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Gleveland
FES HS
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