Asse Farm Credits Bill Trolls Labor Movement
William Foster launches a campaign tying farm credits to a national referendum on union amalgamation and a labor party. He aims to consolidate railroad unions, remodel leadership, and raise labor optimism while denying ties to the Michigan raid. In Washington, the Capper-Landon Andersen relief bill advances in the House with a vote of 395 to 26 as conference talks loom.
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Hicago
William Foster
Wood
Labor
Samuel Pets
Railroad Herhood
Foster
Ual
Educant League
Oster
Michigan
Chi
Washington
House
Ias
Lemont-Andersen
Senate
House Banking Currency Committee
Irregulars Captured in Balina Battle report
Militants were captured in Balina after a violent battle near Clonmon's. Many casualties claimed, with republican prisoners and notable leaders mentioned. In Dublin a damper of the Healy family and a note on Timothy Healy, governor general, appears in the March 1 update.
Rain Youth Tarted Young Drain
Police seek information on Simke from depository in Houston Texas alleging three burglaries. Simke, a former convict, fled a parole violation and is wanted on related charges. connections include a Chicago congressman dispute over campaign funds and party dissension.
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Simke
Houston
Teras
Ar- Vt
Romeq
Cherks
Lancaster
Two Amherst Men Face Bottle Charges After Raids
Deputies from Sheriff Underhill's office raided homes between Amherst and Penfield Junction yesterday, arresting Kaliscweski for liquor possession and Savina for manufacturing and possession. At Kaliscweski's home they seized a gallon of raisin jack and fifty gallons of mash. at Savina's, a five gallon still and one hundred gallons of rhubarb wine were found. Kaliscweski was fined $509 and costs. Savina was released on bond to await trial. Deputies Zarhens, Bivins, Adams, Billings, Saulsbury, and Gibson led the actions.
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Underhil
John Kaliscwea
Zarhens
Bivins
Adams
Billings
Saulsbury
Gibson
Moose Building Project 5 Approved
At a Moose lodge meeting the building committee reported progress on plans for a handsome three story building on Second Street next to Rialto theatre. Architect Ralph Sushee is drafting, work to begin in May if the contract is set, and the project will be rushed to completion as a valuable addition to the city's business property.
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Moose Lodge
Ralph Sushee
Second Street
Rialto Theatre
TRY LORAIN BOYS ON MARCH 9 FOR THEFT
The preliminary hearing on the theft of JLF Burke's automobile is set for Sunday. Younes Herrin, hospitalized since the accident that wrecked the car, has undergone appendectomy and is recovering, with a chance to regain strength before the case is heard.
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Howard Walker
Bernard Herrin
Jlf Burke
Younes Herrin
Memorial Hospital
Pulmotor Breathing Saved Newborn at General Hospital
A newborn baby born at General Hospital received a pulmotor breathing treatment after two hours of effort by medical staff and two firefighters. The child, a male, began breathing on his own following the procedure, with the staff reporting successful use of the pulmotor and the mother present. In the same issue, Levelland reports laborers in building trades striking over an 87 1/2 cent per hour wage scale demand.
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General Hospital
Besse Hughes
TexpiTas
Ithe
Hospital Faneliv
Levelland
Death of veteran congressman Bourke Cochran shocks capital
Washington mourns Bourke Cochran a veteran Democratic congressman from New York and famed orator who died at his home after a brief illness at age 69. He had a long career including seven terms in Congress and ties to Tammany Hall. His wife Anna Ide Cochran mourns his loss as the House adjourns briefly in his memory.
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Washington
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Tli Last Anut
Representative Cochran
Congress
Cochran
Mess Anna Ide
Bourke Cochran
America
Ireland
County
Siigo
United States
France
Tammany Hall
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
McKinney
Man Ends Life at Niagara Falls in Sudden Leap
Reports from Niagara Falls at noon describe Michael Apostle, seven, a New York tailor, leaping to his death from the brink on the American side. Spectators attempted to intervene but could not halt him as witnesses watched the perilous act.
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Niagara Falls
Nyw
Michael Apostle
New York
International Conference on Education Called by NEA
A world conference on education for peace and mutual understanding is called by the National Education Association at its Cleveland convention to meet in San Francisco and Oakland from June 28 to July 1. Fifty nations from Europe Asia and the Americas have pledged 1000 delegates.
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National Educational Association
National Educaton Association
Cleveland
San Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Jo i
Ealing
United Educational Forces
Europe
Asia
North
South America
Wage scales in Cleveland building trades settle
Six trades have completed negotiations with employers as wage scales for 1920 rise. Bricklayers ask 37 1 2 cents per hour versus 1.55 offered, with other trades also settling or awaiting quick agreement. Hoisting engineers, painters, cement finishers, sheet metal workers, plasterers, and asbestos workers have set or proposed rates, adjusting pay for Sept. 1 and beyond.
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Cleveland
Man Arrested On Auto and Bike Theft Joke Defense
Frank Rudnenski was jailed after being charged with stealing a bicycle from Field Timont. He claimed the car and bike were taken as a joke and planned for a friend, but a trunk found in his possession contradicted that claim. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and jailed until paid. Clarence Miers also fined 25 dollars and costs for a related charge. Eva Perkins of Fort, New York City, learned of her father NL Dasrisar’s death in New York City last night.
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Frank Rudnenski
Tofield Timont
Rudnenski Ao
Clarence Miers
Eva Perkins
Fortratenue
Dasrisar
New
Bandits Rob Post Office. Wounded Suspected Invasion
Berryville Virginia March 1 armed residents battled robbers who dynamited the post office safe and stole stamps before fleeing in a touring car. Shouts and gunfire echoed as villagers exchanged shots with the robbers who left the scene. one robber was believed wounded.
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Berryville
Iraq
Case Against Truck Driver 16 Misheard Case
Justice S. J George dismissed the case against M. S. Grover of Detroit on advice from the Prosecuting Attorney Webber after filing from the Attorney General's office at Columbus. Grover, arrested on a charge of driving an overloaded truck, drove a truck with a two wheel tracer converted for nine closer that amounted to a six wheel stack. Front axle carried two tons, middle axle six and a half tons, rear four and a half tons. law allows ten tons on a single truck. Defendant paid two licenses, state department says no violation occurred.
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S. J George
M.S. Grover
Detroit
Wich
Webber
Columbus
Glover
State Department
Gates Ave School Closes For Two Days
A Gates Avenue building on Lake Avenue faces closure as unverified reports state a two day shutdown to address unspecified issues. Officials say classes will resume on Monday after safety checks and staffing adjustments are completed.
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Lake Avenue
Ambassador 10 Japan Resigns In Washington
Ambassadors 10 and 9 from Japan figure in a paragraph about diplomatic moves in Washington. The report notes resignation chatter and a brief exchange at the White House, reflecting shifting posts amid ongoing talks with Japan.
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Japan
Railroads grant eight hour day and pay rise
Chicago March 1 clerical forces of class one railroads will receive an eight hour day with time and one half for overtime under an order of the United States railway board effective today An increase of two cents an hour for 65048 freight handlers and station employees raises the roads payroll by about 3 060 000 annually The board denied a wage increase but approved one holiday in every seven days
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Chicago
United States Railway Board
Railway Board
Cambridge payroll robber jailed in Ohio case
Ward 1. Ar rested, indicted and sentenced to serve twenty-five seats in the Ohio penitentiary with a five class is the record in the case of And, Viroskey who held up Charles Voss, pat mas ter for the Akron Coal Company, Samydas, and robbed him of the Rapss mine payinil amounting to BA URN Moss was shot during the Soldan Late Widas das Vitestes enter. SA a plea of guetts to the indie ment and today was sentenced Judce Maiacles S Jurnbausa comieen pleas cout.
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Cambridge
Ward
Ohio
Viroskey
Charles Voss
Akron Coal Company
Samydas
Moss
Widas Das
Guetts
Maiacles
Cout
Four Bootleggers In County Jaw Fail To Pay Fines
A garbled county notice reports four bootleggers failing to pay fines. It references Lorain and unclear details about penalties, dates, and names due to OCR errors, but indicates enforcement action and unresolved fines.
Unreadable OCR fragment prompts uncertain event note
Fragmentary text from a historical page contains garbled words and names, offering no clear event, date, place, or persons. Unable to extract a coherent item. preserves only scattered partial terms without verifiable facts.
Germany Willing to Pay America with Her Goods
A delayed Columbus report notes rural Republican and Democratic members backing the Taste tax bill, seeking time to Amendments before a final vote. The tax plan targets sales taxes and related measures while other actions include woolen garment labeling and school bus stop rules.
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Germany
America
Columbus
House Taxation Committee
Atkinson
Cincinnati
Donahey
John R. Cassidy
State Tax Commission
Senaté
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Fourteen Year Old Caught Stealing Coal at Sugar Ridge School
Ridgeville March 1 The rapid disappearance of coal at the Sugar Ridge school house led to an investigation. The janitor says a fourteen year old boy helped himself from the pile. The matter was referred to Justice of the Peace A D Nye. No warrant issued. parents may be asked to settle.
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Ridgeville
Sugar Ridge
Board of Education
Justice of the Peace A. D. Nye
Elizabeth Busher Pioneer Dies In Illness
The death of Mrs Elizabeth Busher occurred this morning after an illness. The deceased resided at an early time with her son George Johnson EF and sisters Mrs Ta Robson, Mrs MoNX Pounds. Funeral services will be held at the home on Harrison Street Saturday afternoon at 2.00. Also mentions related items about Postmaster Work and a boxing note from Los Angeles.
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Elizabeth Busher
Elizabeth
George Johnson
Robson
Cabin
Monx Pounds
Brook
Harrisoan Street
Wife Murderer Suspect Held in Cleveland Trial
Painesville March 1 The jury was filled at court for the Henry D Burns murder trial of Mrs Avanel Buras of Cleveland. The defense retains peremptory challenges while the state holds three. Prospects for testimony this afternoon were seen as uncertain. Burns appeared in a fourth suit despite the long proceedings this week.
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Painesville
Henry D. Burns
Cleveland
Aiavel Buras
Man Accused in Lorain Shooting Case Pleads Not Guilty
In Lorain on March 1, Charles Abraham, jailed after an alleged burglary attempt, faced court hearings. He pled not guilty as authorities laid out the case and ongoing investigation into the assault on his wife during the incident.
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Columbia University
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