Harding Plain Talk Expected To End Coal Strike
Washington June 30 Evidence grows that President Harding and his cabinet will deliver plain talk tomorrow at the White House to resolve the three month coal strike. Hoover represents operators, Davis the miners, and Daugherty and Fail act as cabinet neutral figures to prevent indictments while urging remedial changes to avert government action. The president is expected to warn operators that current methods threaten the public interest and that the government may intervene.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Merce Hoover
Davis
Mayor Oles of Youngstown to resign
Mayor George L. Olea of Youngstown announces resignation effective Saturday. He vows to resign amid public turmoil, cites difficulty in enforcing laws, critics business leaders and supporters, and claims he reduced the city budget and aided the poor while detailing his contentious term.
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Youngstown
George’l. Olea
Oles
William G
Reeas
Oleg
Car Plunges from Bridge. Two Seriously Hurt in Scranton Area
A crowded street car jumped the track in Carbondale and plunged fourteen feet into Coal Brook this morning. Eighteen passengers injured, with Joseph Barrett 18 and Alex Kennedy 14 buried beneath wreckage. Police and firemen scrambled to aid, ambulances called from Carbondale hospitals.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Here
Coal Brook
Gothe
Dev Scene
Joseph ‘Barrett
Alexandér ‘Kennédy
Brooklyn Street
Brook and Telegraph
Dexter Named Head of Ohio Vocational School
Ed win Dexter of Calais Maine was named president of the government vocational school for war veterans at Thillicoths Ohio by Director Forbes of the veterans bureau. Dexter succeeds J N Pritchard who recently retired.
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Washington
Edwin’ Dexter
Calais
Maine
Forbes
The
Veterans Bureau
Government Vocational School For War’ Veterans
Bank Robbery Shootout Nets Bandit Dead
In Philadelphia two Textile National Bank employees and a policeman were wounded in a running gun battle at Fourth and Cambria streets. The dead bandit was reportedly dragged into a motor car by accomplices who escaped.
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Philadelphia
Textile ‘National~ Bank
Fourth
Cambria
Suicide of Gertrude Wegher Shocks Columbus
Morbid ness from a nervous breakdown is blamed for the suicide of Miss Gertrude Wegher, 35, of 534 East Rich street. She leaped from the Canal Winchester bridge and her body was expected to be moved to her brother in Buchtel, Athens county, for burial with funeral plans to follow. In a separate item, Washington notes a proposed drastic regulation of import price retailing via prohibitory tariffs in the tariff bill.
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Columbus
Gertrude Wegher
East Rich Street
Winchester
Buchtel
Athens County
Washington
Senate
Three Wives Contend Over Newark Insurance Claim
In Newark New Jersey on June 30 a court evaluated which of three women deserved a $500 life policy from Thomas B Taylor, a Negro man who died October 11. The women cited marriage histories to prove their claims. The judge compared handwriting and dating details from the five claimants, ruling in favor of Lulu Belle over Lulu Kate Taylor who claimed separation but not divorce for 16 years.
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Newark
N. J
Thomas B. Tayior
Pegro
Polley
Lulu Belle
Lulu Kate
Taylor
Eperre Ra
Troops Move to Charleston Area as Miners March Threats
National guard units aided by state police and deputy sheriffs moved into Cabin Creek near Charleston as armed miners gathered for a march on. Dry Creek Branch properties were said to be surrounding the bands with about 75 miners converging toward Crown Hill, aiming to junction this afternoon. State troops blocked escape routes as law forces tightened containment before noon.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jume
National Guard
Creek
Dry Creek Branch
Rie Crown Hill
Radio Concert Draws Hundreds in City Park
Several hundred residents attended an Ely Tia Radio Club program in the city park last evening. R B E Stark led the event with sound relayed via Blyra Telephone Co equipment from Park Avenue to the band stand. Mayor Asaph Jones delivered a ten minute talk from his Toronto trip, heard clearly at the court house and police HQ. The club plans more concerts and a future music hall relay. Bethany Baptist Church seeks court approval to borrow 3000 for building purposes.
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Ely
Detroit Free Press
Detroit News
Cleveland
Asaph Jones
Toronto
Park Ave
City Park
Court House
Police
Music Hall
Tax Duplicates Placed On Violators By County Auditor
County Auditor Mourne Welty has placed forty one liquor law violators on the tax duplicate at $1000 each plus a $200 penalty under the Aiken law. The list names Elyria and Lorain residents convicted of liquor offenses and already paying fines. The Elyria entries include Victoria Bryski and Claude Dimpter among others. Lorain entries include Charles Arbough and Dominick Bushowski with addresses on Broadway Vine Street and E 28th Street.
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Mourne Welty
Thirten
Elyria
Elyria Victoria
Bryski
Warren Avenue
Claude Dimpter
River Street
Steve Helli
W. River Street
Mary
Horwath
Arthur Kurtz
Third St
John Laemonowez
Lodi Street
Andy Nagi
Vulcan
Lithuania Recognized as Independent Nation by Allies
Paris June 30 the inter allied council of ambassadors recognized Lithuania as an independent nation formerly part of the Russian empire. The United States did not attend the meeting.
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Paris
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
Lithuania
United States
American Wins British Open Trophy Returns Home
The British open golf championship trophy arrives in New York late today in the custody of Walter Hagen, the American winner at Sandwich. Hagen and the cup will travel from the Aquitania to the pier and be paraded up Broadway to City Hall, where Mayor Hylan will greet Hagen with a formal welcome address.
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New York
Walter Hagen
Sandwich
Hagen
Aquitania
Broadway
City Hall
Hylan
Citr
Auto collision yields $2000 judgment in inquest
A jury in Redington's court awarded Herman Youngeberg $2000 against Antonio Dombroski of Lorain after Youngeberg was injured when Dombroski's automobile struck a road barrier where he sat.
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Redington
Herman Youngeberg
Antonio Dombroski
Lorain
Youngeberg
Johnson Divorce Files Among Missing
Harold Johnson filed for divorce against Jean Winton Johnson three weeks ago in Cleveland but lists Elyria as his residence. The petition was withdrawn and never returned to the clerk, remaining in the office of his stepfather H C Johnson, with secrecy delaying public access. A star session may be sought when the case goes to trial.
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Harold’ Johnson
Cleveland
Elyria
Jean Winton’Johnson
H.C. Johnson
Akron Sees Zinc Oxide Plant For Rubber Industries
Akron June 30 the Anaconda Copper Mining Company closed negotiations here today for a site to erect a subsidiary zinc oxide plant. The facility will produce for Akron rubber companies and eastern paint manufacturers. It will employ several hundred men and begin operations shortly after January with four buildings and a spur railroad. Construction and rail connections will start within sixty days.
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Akron
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Akron Rubber Companies
Eastlern
Irregulars Loses. O Connor Captured as Dublin Siege Ends
London June 30 Republican irregulars besieging free state troops in Dublin surrendered the Four Courts fortress at 4 10 pm. Commander Rory O Conn or reportedly held prisoner. Fire and explosions wrecked the building with heavy casualties on both sides. O Conn el is safe. Fighting spreads to other counties as regulars raid rebel strongholds. De Valera said to be in irregular ranks.
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London
Free State
Dublin
Four Courts
Roderick “Rory” O'Connor
Free States
Trish
Dabdlin
Talbot Street
O'Connell
Free State Army
Dubin
Bucrana
Letterkenny
Eamonn Devalera
Man Indicted in Death of Edith Lavoy in Kentucky
William Creasy of Covington Kentucky was indicted for first degree murder in the death of his former sweetheart Edith Lavoy a Freeport schoolteacher. Authorities say letters found after the death undermine Creasy's claim that Lavoy killed herself.
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Minerola
L. L
William Creasy
Covington
Edith Lavoy
Freeport
Creasy
Irene Martin Dies in Hospital at 44
Mrs Irene A Martin 44 mother of Mrs John Foley of Lake Ave died yesterday afternoon at the hospital. Former bookkeeper at Wheaton Bros grocery she had many acquaintances. Survived by daughter father and sisters Mrs George Fey Mrs Nell Morris and Beri Ryan all of Buffalo. Funeral 2 PM Saturday Budro parlors Rev E B Redhead. Ridgelawn burial. Autoist Nick Papista of Cleveland to recover from Oberlin road crash with possible lasting injuries.
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Irene A. Martin
John Foley
Lake Avenue
Martin
Wheaton Bros. Grocery
George Fey
Nell’ Morris
Beri Ryan
Buffalo
E. B. Redhead
Ridgelawn
Tie Up Averted as Rail Shops Strike Looms Saturday
Chicago June 30. B M Jewell president of the shop crafts union sent word he will not attend a United States board hearing as ordered. A nationwide rail shop strike set for 10 o'clock tomorrow threatens to halt freight and passenger service across the country. Officials hope to reach a wage and contracting agreement to avert the walkout. The labor board has branded contracting out work as evasion of the transportation act and aims to keep the rails running. Continued discussion expected as unions weigh wage and job security.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Shop Crafts
United States Bar Board
Jewell
Wharton
The
Wdge
Labor
Gary
Pear
B. Mell
Railroad
Mexican bandits release captives after Tampico incident
Consul Shaw at Tampico reports eight five people including six Americans were freed after bandits captured workers of La Corona Oil Company near Pecero in the Tampico district. A congressional inquiry was demanded in the House into recent alleged kidnappings of American citizens in Mexico to examine U S Mexican relations and possible motives to delay recognition.
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Washington
la Corona Oil Company
Pecero
Tampico
Gorozabe
State Department
Shaw
United States
Mexico
House
Representativ Connelly
Texas
U. S
Clerks Take Vacation as Elections Loom
Clerk Frank Ellenberger of the county commissioners office is granted a vacation and will be replaced by Attorney A. H. West. Deputy Clerk Mabel Marsh is granted a July leave of absence. Both seek the clerk of courts nomination. Lorain County Farm Bureau directors meet this afternoon with H. C. Ransour to discuss welfare matters of the local association.
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Frank Ellenberger
County Commissioners’ Office
A. H. West
Mabel Marsh
Clerk of Courts
Lorain County Farm Bureau
H. C. Ransour
State Bureau
Ohio’s first bobbed haired deputy sheriff named
Lima, June 30 Ruth Callahan, a deputy sheriff, stunned Ohio by cutting her hair to a bob. She rejects claims the change aids crime fighting and offers the usual alibi about hair loss.
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Lima
Ohio
Ruth Callahan
State troops quell Marc of Pa mine outbreak near Charleston
About 100 state troops including a machine unit arrived at Dry Branch Creek district to quell miners disturbances. Governor Morgan said troops were a precautionary measure after reports of trouble and rumors of further unrest in the Creek district. Troops were moved by automobile to the scene amid cautions of possible incidents.
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Charleston
Dry Branch
Creek
Ernor Morgan
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Dexter
Mitre
Bethany Baptist Church
Court of J Common Pleas
Charles
Arbough
Taso Bacso
Vine
Dominick Bushowski
J. H. Beonatowicz
Broad Way
Katie Bertok
E Street
Martin Blahay
Louis Bovas
28Th St
Alex Browicz
John Brudka
John Buddish
14Th St
A. Clawson
Tony Georgoff
Andy Kuhn
Vine Street
John Kuyawski
S.E. Mains
Frank May
Joe Miller
Mike Nocrum
Lexington
Steve Piloria
East St. Bite
Latamari
George Skandoe
John Simko
Vine St
Mary Switza
John Takas
Joe Urbas
Peter Vasil
Nick Vasi
Joe Virant
O’conner
Irene Martin
Nick Papista
Oberlin Road
Wil
Pecoro
Marc
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