Five State Police Requested Over Miners Strike
Charleston correspondent reports a mass meeting in Morgantown urged five extra state police to Monongalia County. Colonel Snead received the telegram and was asked to reply immediately as the strike situation was described as very threatening. deputies were said to be increased and two more men sworn in.
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Charleston
W. Va
Monongahela County
Jackson Arnold Snead
Morgantown
Arnold
Tampico American prisoners feared in Mexican turmoil
Reports from Tampico describe friction between oil workers and Mexican soldiers as General Gorozabe’s forces seize control. Officials fear a major breakout unless Mexican troops intervene, with American citizens and property at risk and possible U S Marine action within days.
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Ciaity
Tampico
Hare
Gorozabe
Shaw
State Department
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Mexico City
Bielkaski
Hughes
Hea
White House
Harding
Washington
Obregon
New York
United States
Mexican
Galveston
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Birmingham
Tacoma
Cleveland
Special Service Squadron
Panama
William Cole
David Han- Trahan
Administration not consulted on Mexican loan offer
Washington reports that the administration has not been consulted about any proposed loan by American bankers to the Mexican government. The information came from White House officials this afternoon.
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Washington
White House
Shooting report in Southern Ohio mining town
In St Clairsville Ohio on June 27 Sheriff Lynch and deputies rushed to Lafferty after a report that John R Major of Hendersonburg died when an auto carrying Katzerin Coal Company workers to Uniontown mine was fired upon near New Lafferty. Another worker was injured.
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ST. Clairsville
X. ‘J. Lynch
Lafferty
John R. Major
Hendrnsburg
Katzerin Coal Company
Steubenville
Uniontown
Wep
New Lafferty
Cigarettte License Fees Totaling About $13000 in Lorain County
County records show 207 cigarette dealers in Lorain County with four wholesale licenses at 204 each and 203 retail licenses at 50 each. About 13 thousand dollars remains in the county treasury from license payments, with distributions to state, municipalities, and the county home. Lorain has two wholesale and 93 retail dealers. Elyria two wholesale and 59 retail. Amherst, Avon, Avon Lake and other townships hold varying numbers of retail licenses.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
Amherst Township
Amherst Village
Avon Village
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Camden
Aberlin
Carlisle
Grafton
la Grange
Ridgeville
Rochester
Sheffield
Wellington
Hospital Guard Aids Mayor Pace in Stern Visit
Mayor Pace led a patrol of plain clothes men to a hospital after reports of threats. He vowed to escort patients and warned against further bloodshed while noting townspeople, business leaders, and police would back him in protecting the facility.
Mothers and Daughters Praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
A Greenville Delaware letter from Mrs W S Hughes attests to her elder daughter’s illness and credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with improvement. The testimonial cites decades of published letters from mothers and daughters endorsing the remedy and urges local women to try it.
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Greenville
Del
Daughener
W.s.hugues
Lydia
Pinkham
Government seeks national coal wage conference to end strike
President Harding weighing immediate steps after talks with John L. Lewis and cabinet aides. Officials indicate a joint miners and operators conference to fix a national wage scale is the likely measure to halt industrial paralysis as railroads and utilities warn of dwindling coal stocks.
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John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Labor
Davis
Yesterdas
John L. Lewis
White House
Harding
Irish political shift after violence claims by rebels
Arrests followed actions against leaders of the rebel Irish Republican Army. Collins expressed willingness to cooperate with Britain to curb violence. The Lloyd George government gained strength after a confidence vote in the House of Commons by four to one, favoring the premier’s Irish policy over Tory hardliners blamed for the prime minister's attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Republican Army
Collins
Iin
Lloyd George
Field Marshal
Wilson
House of Commons
Necklace theft during robbery interrupted by shots
A female witness described a robbery in which she mislaid a fur neckpiece and feared bullets would fly. She recalled a robber reacting in Spanish upon seeing the necklace and later claimed it was seized. Party members were instructed to take a circuitous route with a white flag.
Fire at R. Greenberg & Son Building causes major damage
Fire of unknown origin breaks out in the basement of the R Greenberg and Son Building 134 East Long Street Columbus causing an estimated 45000 dollars in damage. About twenty workers from General Manufacturing Company on the upper floors were temporarily displaced. Also at Cedar Point Ohio the Ohio State Teachers association opens its 76th annual Meeting with a vote to re submit the proposed constitutional revision for further consideration.
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Columbus
R. Greenberg & Son
General Merchandise
East Long Street
General Manufacturing Company
Cedar Point. O
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Market Tones Mixed as Stocks Rebound Some Bonds Rise
New York stocks opened uneven with Pete and Pan American fluctuations while United States Steel edged higher. Chicago wheat and corn futures showed small moves and Liberty Bonds opened with varied prices as markets begin trading.
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New York
Mencan Pete
Pan American Pete
New York Central
United States Steel
Sean Fs
Atchison
Fae
Atlantic Gulf & Wol
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Cho
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather Pah Austen
Che. Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie Bee Tee
General Electric
Illnois Central
International Paper
Aie Hste
Lack Steel
Marine Preferred
Norfolk & Western Mista
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal
Reading
Wigeda Giata Aide
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind Alcohol
Utah
Cleveland
Herrin Massacre Reports Stir Mayor Urges Restraint and Duty
Springfield June 27 Adjutant General Carlos Black said no reports of a possible attack on 12 wounded men at Herrin hospital. The mayor urged calm and warned against sending troops into the district while denying claims of a looming massacre and pledging to stay with his family in the hospital if needed.
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Herrin
Springfield
Carlos Black
Cay
Black
Administration seeks farm journalist support for ship subsidy bill
A dinner aims to explain the ship subsidy measure to farm journalists and enlist their backing. Senators Capper Norbeck Simmons Lenroot sponsor four farm credit bills before the senate with Edison endorsement as farmers press for presidential assurance of administration support.
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Senate
Capper
Norbeck
South Dakota
Simmons
North Carolina
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Thomas Edison
Funeral services for Mrs Small Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Ida More Small wife of Governor Len Small will be held tomorrow afternoon in the small home where her death occurred. Burial will be in Mound Grove Cemetery northeast of the city. Flags across the state are at half mast and state offices at Springfield will suspend activities as Kanakee businesses close for the funeral.
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Kankakee
Ida More Small
Len Small
Mound Grove Cemetery
Medical Discovery Promises Gland Based Strength Restoration
An advertisement promotes DRIVESEN-KRAFT Youth Gland tablets claiming to restore strength and health by stimulating gland function. Endorsed by Dr Vermais of the Medical College of France, the pill is marketed as superior to tonics and available in tasteless tablet form. One week’s treatment costs 1.25 with male or female designation options.
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Dreenen-Kraft
Vermais
Medical College of France
Paris
Driasen-Kraft
Druesen-Kraft
Dpdaruesen-Kraft Chemical Laboratories. Ltd
Randolp
Wellington Woman Found Dead in John Street Home
Coroner Miles Perry of Elyria visited Wellington to view the body of Mrs. Washington Koonz found dead in her Johns street residence. She had not been seen since Wednesday and neighbors found her Sunday. coronial verdict cites apoplexy with a soap stone by her side and a forehead burn.
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Wellington
Miles Perry
Elyria
Washington Koonz
Johns Street
L. G. Hand Residence Burglarized
A burglary at L. G. Hand's residence on North Main Street occurred late Sunday evening. Intruders entered through a screened window, leading to an investigation by local authorities.
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Wellington
L. G. Hand
North Main Street
Conservers of Vision to Meet at American Optometric Association Convention
In Indianapolis on June 25 the American Optometric Association opens its annual convention drawing about 10 000 optometrists from across the United States and abroad. The event features lectures clinical clinics and exhibits by leading optical manufacturers with local optometrist C J Miller attending for the benefit of his patrons.
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United States
American Optometric Association
Indianapolis
C. J. Miller
Miller
Alice in Hungerland film aids Armenian relief in Wellington
A crowd attended the Loner Theater showing of Alice In Hungerland to aid Armenian relief. An admission was a bundle of clothes and donations poured in as a speaker discussed life in Armenia and other devastated countries.
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Wellington
Yuna
Armenia
Special Taxes Due for Several Businesses
Special Tax Stamps on theaters auto buses pool tables narcotics bowling alleys and soda fountains must be applied for before June 30. S Rh Gascoigne Div Chief of Internal Revenue for Lorain County. stamps may be obtained at the Revenue Office in the Post Office Building Ady.
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S. Rh
Gascoigne
Internal Revenue
Lorain County
Revenue Office
Post Office
Ady
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Avtie Police
West Wag
Caer
Ohio
William J. Sneed
Senator Sneed
Pete
Pate
State Department of Health
French
Schick
J TF Black
Mrs. W. & Hughes
A. B. Curtice
Congress
Cleveland Produce Market
York State
Chicago
Lord
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Mrs. Small
W. Phillips
L. G
Conservers of Vision
G. C. Witherow
Herb Nallan
Nova
Jack Greetham
Chevrolet
Washington Roonz
Court House Terrace
L. D. Smith
Hill
Edward Hughes
Robert Rugg
G. C. Withrow
Frances Davy
Martha Winter
Spencer
George Mackin
Michigan
the Universal CO. Cleaners and Dyers
East Avenue
Masonic Temple
Elyria Flower Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Park View
C. B. Bivin
Suema
Park Home Dairy Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
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