Editorial on Gompers and labor leadership critique
A Washington Post dispatch reviews Samuel Gompers remarks at Cincinnati on labor wage policy and arbitration. It notes tensions between workers and capital, warns against threats to labor, and contrasts U.S. labor influence with other nations while citing anti union legislation and political responses.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Gorpers
American Federation of Labor
Washington Post
Ind
Gomp ‘Ers
Kansas
Cox
Massachusetts
Why Not A Zoning Ordinance Elyria Citizens Rise In Debate
An Elyria editorial urges zoning rules to protect neighborhood beauty and sunlight. It warns against rambling homes and commercial encroachment, calling for deeds restrictions and agreed limits on alterations to preserve streetscapes and property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Més
Justice Vindicated in McGannon Case Prosecution
The prosecutor’s office in Cuyahoga County touts the final termination of the McGannon case on perjury charges as a vindication of pursuing corruption. The city and its officeholders are urged to maintain moral standards, deter misconduct, and restore public trust in city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga County
McGannon
Wise Ones Will Smile Over Admiral Sims Remark
A fragmented passage notes Wise Ones may smile at remarks by Admiral Sims and George. It references a lecture by agersol and a claim about what may profit, mentioning Sims and a debate on who leads the first page of As a perpetual preparation.
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Admiral Sims
George
Agersol
Admiral Sim
Gompers Leads In Fortieth Fight At Convention
Fragmentary report shows Samuel Gompers still leading at the AFL convention amid conservative labor factions. The text hints at leadership debates and party lines within the federation, mentioning Spain and Wise council members and a tense party dynamic.
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Ompers. Xyon
Yesterdays in Ohio Highlights from 1812 to 1904
The record notes the 1812 news of the War reached Cleveland. It also recalls 1873 Charles Foster's Republican gubernatorial bid, 1892 Prohibition delegates gathering in Cincinnati, and 1904 death of minstrel Don D. Emmett at Mount Vernon, born there in 1815.
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England
Cleveland
Charles Foster
Cincinna Dd
Don D. Emmett
Mount Vernon
Prices Slump at Vermilion Village Store
The Vermilion market shows a drop in prices with hamburger sandwiches and beverages at reduced costs. G. H. Nash, proprietor of the Nach boat house on the Vermilion River, remarks that the war persists and they aim to inform the world.
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G. Hy Nash
Wedding Blessing Joins Ima Jane Deir to Lee Walker
The Eaton Eaton society notes the Press wedding of Ima Jane Deir to Lee Walker at their Fields home on June 23. A large family celebration featured organ music, a bridal chorus, and a formal Episcopal ceremony attended by about fifty relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Columbia Station Ohio after the ceremony.
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Grady
Ethel Cole
Lohengrin
Baptist Church
Columbia Station
H-li
Lolita
Roy
Helen
Elaine Cole
Los Angeles
California
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Walker
Democratic National Convention Opens in San Francisco
The Democratic National Convention began in San Francisco drawing delegates and officials to the city as security and protest dynamics unfolded. Across Italy anarchist demonstrations were reported in multiple cities reflecting global political unrest.
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San Francisco
Italy
Notable Birthdates of Historic Figures Mark Years Today
Frederick Chase transformer of Yale University born Boulder Colorado 56 years ago to Gar Emerson Hough popular novelist and short story writer born Newton Iowa 64 years ago today Otis Skinner foremost American stage actor born Cambridge Massachusetts 62 years ago today Lyman J Gage former United States Treasury Secretary born Madison County New York 85 years ago today
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Frederick ©.Chase
Tranformer
Yale University
Boulder, Colo
Gar
Emerson Hough
Newton
Iowa
Otis Skinner
Cambridge
Mass
Conventions Opening Today Across States
Foday consideration of bills in the senate and several regional meetings open nationwide. Columbus hosts national meetings for the United Commercial Travelers while dignitaries prepare Catholic bishop Augusta Schwertner for installation. Local court actions include a preliminary hearing for Eva Kaber and Marian Mcirdile in the Daniel F. Kaber murder case.
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United States Senate
Columbus
Augusta J. Schwertner
Wichita
Eva Catherine Kaber
Marian Mc
Irdile
Daniel F.kaber
Cleveland
Rmg
New Haven
Conn Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain
Coal Mining Institute
Ohio _Sounday School Association
Eau Claire
Wis
American Legion
Department of Wisconsin
Houghton, Mich
Michigan Federation of Music Clubs
Bangor
Maine State Medical Society
St. Louis
Missouri Veterinary Medical Association
Today’s Sport Schedule Highlights Multiple Meetings and Contests
The calendar lists racing at Aqueduct Latonia and Hamilton Ontario, Quebec Hunt at Quebec, and Le Touquet closes the French Open tour. It notes Greenwich and Melrose junior championships, Fort Snelling and Brandon trap shooting, and a slate of boxing matches in East Chicago New York with several 10 and 19 round bouts among Joe Lynch, Joe Burman, Jack Sharkey, Babe Asher, Mike McIgue, Jack McKay, Jackie Ahearn and Nick McLaughlin.
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le Touquet
Greenwich
Massachusetts
Melrose
Mass
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
Manitoba
Referendum Taxation Discussion to be Logged by Chamber
Columbus Chamber of Commerce will register a referendum quote on various forms of government taxation. Secretary James T. Daniels announced the action. The notes will be recorded by chamber members in the public record.
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Columbus
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
James T. Daniels
Incomplete text fragment hints at public figures
Fragmentary and garbled OCR cites names like Coolidge and public publicity, with no clear events, dates, places, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item. The readable content is too fragmentary to define a factual card.
Genoa Pickpockets Lodge Complaint to Police Chief
A report from Genoa cites the Tramways Pickpockets Association alleging victims inflate losses. The group blames informants and police, arguing honest poor men seek to equalize property by theft, while public figures condemn their method.
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Tramways Pickpockets’ Association of
Genoa
Honorelots
Philadelphia
Ashland Train Incident and Health Notices
Ashland reports four Erie Railroad section hands injured when a Faseline tank speeder derailed after a feint, with two men bruised and cut and one burned and hospitalized. Four other men on the speeder escaped injury. Marriage licenses issued this month total twenty one. Dr E R Shaffer of the State Health Department notes three family members afflicted with scarlet fever after prior minor illness.
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Ashland
Willis
Colling
Joe Volk
Swaiche
Samaritan Hospital
Erie Railroad
E.R. Shaffer
State Department of Health
Ten Years Ago Hunted Man Surrenders to Peace
Sheriff Bivins and a posse chased Amell Kolander of Ambherst for the murder of ABernest Gurski. Kolander surrendered to a Justice of the Peace after days in hiding. Elyria merchants planned an annual picnic at Cedar Point. The Board of Control awarded paving contracts on East Broad Center and Fremont streets to Ohio Enginering Co. for 16200. A Cleveland skirt factory opening caused local excitement as pickets protested on the site. Farry H. Smith and Miss Edna Irene Moffett were married at her Third Street home by Rev N Lehman.
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Bivins
Amell Kolander
Ambherst
Abernest Gurski
Board’ of
East Broad
Center
Fremont Streets
Ohio Enginering Co
McQueen & Bonda
Cleveland
Farry H. Smith
Edna Irene
Moffett
Third Street
Rev. N. Lehman
St. Paul’s Church
Norwalk Briefs Highlight July Fourth Planning and Local Notes
Norwalk hosts an old fashioned Fourth of July with plans for a new Norwalk Can try Club on July 4 after military rites at Willard for Huron Buckingham reported killed in action. The area sees travel to Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia for fairs. August 1 marks E A Bell as new Huron County school superintendent. A Willard U B church installs a 4250 pipe organ.
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Norwalk
Wakeman
Willard
Huron
Buckingham
Auchivan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
C. D. Miles
England
Huron County
Clyde
Munday
Oberlin
Oakland
Fla
North Fairfield
Shelby Traction
Plymouth
Rufus D. Spore
Bellevue
Maggie Lockhart
E. A.bell
Bellfontainé
Huronco
U. B. Church
Four fined under Crabbe Act in Lorain cases
Three men and one woman were fined from 100 to 500 dollars for Crabbe Act violations. Lester Fitch and Garrett E Peak, both of Aron, were married. George Shander received a 750 dollar fine for possessing two bottles of bitters.
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Lorain
Crabbe
Lester Fitch
Garrett E. Peak
Aron
George Shander
Legion Fourth of July plans at Chippewa Lake
Committees manned for a community Fourth of July celebration at Chippewa Lake with a budget of 8000 dollars for county health work facing opposition. Reports note more oil wells being struck in the Chatham field. Clowrt-Ciiford arrested while leaving Summit county jail after.
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Chippewa Lake
Chatham Field
Clowrt-Ciiford
Summit Coesty
Medina County News Briefs and Local Updates
Medina reports show Arthur Medina purchases city hall and Bile at public auction for 2500 dollars. Health officials plan Friday baby clinics with H H Biggs and Constance Hanna. Local baseball beat Séville 625. Honey yields reach 250 pounds per hive in Ohio. Mayors ban premature firecracker shooting. births 51 and deaths 27 in Medina county last month. Marriages listed include J Vernon Waltz and Mabelle Hartman. Henry W Chorpenning and Nellis.
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Medina
Arthur
Creston
H. H. Biggs
Red Cross
Constance
Hanna
Medina Merchants
Séville
Honoy
A. T. Root Co
Ohio
Hartrogt
Medina County
J. Vernon Waltz
Sharon Center
Mabelle Hartman
Wadsworth
Thomas J. Wharton
Dysart
Anna Morrison
Henry W. Chorpenning
Kenmore
Nellis
Defiance postoffice messengers armed with revolvers
Messengers at the Defiance post office have been equipped with 45 calibre revolvers and instructed to carry them when transferring mail between the post office and adjacent routes.
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County Jockey Club
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Hamiton
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Quebec Hunt
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Coolidge
Cedar Point
Hareba
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Eepair
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Abbeyville
Wilem
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Storm
Afarcelle McClure
Merle H. Koppes
Aileen Kindy
River Bist
Yeate
Las
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E.I. Lewis
Interstate Commerce Comission
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Pabiie
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