Ohio miners plan nationwide strike threat and coal crisis
Nov 3 reports from Columbus and Indianapolis describe a renewed coal wage row with Ohio United Mine Workers president Lee Hall warning of a full strike if operators fail to honor the wage contract expiring March 32. The union warns of action against any noncompliant operator. In Indiana officials warn the strike could widen coal production disruptions and influence national labor tensions.
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Lee Hall
Ohio United Mine Workers
Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Atrike
Anderson
Mine Workers Union
Frank Farrington
Newds Mine Workers
International
John L. Lewis
Milk Strike Disrupts Local Dairy Shipments
A milk truck was turned back by union members amid a temporary milk strike. Park Dairy Co reports farmers offering milk but capacity full. skim milk used for butter and hogs fed. Some small Cleveland dealers are said to be rushing in to buy milk. Prices unlikely to change. milk car intake 400 cans, about 175 short of shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trac
Belle-Vernon Milk Co
Dan
Park Dairy Co
Ailen Nichols
Eaton
Cleveland
Park Dairy
el. Mott
Maurice Bernon
Union Milkecaneermms
Tellipe-Hellen Vernon Company
Prospect Avenue
26Th Street
Ile
William S. Fitzgerald
Telling-Belle Vernon Company
Cloverdale Dairy Company
Rail Workers Charged With Specific Duty
Chicago November 3 Rail workers are granted special duties by the transportation board as their responsibility to maintain uninterrupted rail traffic. Ben W Hooper vice chairman states the government empowers carriers but also honors employee dignity and power. He argues railroad labor and public utilities share responsibility, opposes wage transfers to the Interstate Commerce Commission, and says wages cannot determine freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Transportation Aesc
Ben W. Hooper
Is, Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
Rrear
Publc Aerolat Honper
Interstate Cammerra Commission
Iread Labor Board
Interstate Commerce
October Ohio burn deaths show carelessness, Elyria report
State Vice Marshal H A Dykeman called October the worst month for fire deaths in years, with 37 dead and 45 injured in Ohio. He blamed the deaths on children left alone and the use of oils to start fires, noting 14 men and 23 women among the victims, many children. He urged mothers to protect children and criticized negligence, while reporting 40 injuries and a roadside suit by Temperance Beverage Co. filed in Lorale for 402.85.
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Ohig
H. A. Dykeman
Ohio
Temperance Beverage Co
Chicago
Acme Refreshment & Supply Sc
Lorale
Wife Mary Hatcher Sues for Divorce and Custody
Mary Hatcher of Cleveland files answer and cross petition in a divorce case. She denies willful absence, claims husband failed to provide and abused her. She asks for divorce custody of their child and alimony.
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Mary Hatcher
Cleveland
Iowan Elected Legion Leader at National Convention
The American Legion Convention closed with Hanford MacNider named national commander from Mason City and a slate of officers led by H Nelson Jackson Burlington Vermont as senior national vice commander. The next gathering is slated for New Orleans. Foch and General Pershing departed by 11 45 p m after a final session that adjourned late.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Marshal Foch
Per- Shing
City
St. Louis
Farwell
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Town
National Yies
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
Ver Mont
George Z. Berry
Nashville
Tenn
Raymond O. Prackett
Marinehead
Maas
Charles S. Kendrick
San Francisco
John MacCormick
Las Anihina
Colorado
Chapin
Earl C. Blackman
Fighting
Chanute
Kan
Lemuel Bolles
Seattle
Russell G Creviston
Indianapolis
Robert H. Tydall
Eben Putnam
Wesley Hill
Masa
Robert A. Anderson
Indianapoilis
New Orleans
Lane Rites Friday at Wiline-Hurst Funeral Parlor
Funeral services for Craige Lane who was killed at the Cheatnut Street crossing by an express train will be held Friday at 2:00 PM at the Wiline-Hurst Funeral Parlor London reports the Bank of England cut its minimum discount rate by one percentage point from 5 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent.
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Craige Lane
Cheatnut St. Crossing
Wiline-Hurs
London
Bank of England
Yanks Hung in France Featured in War News
A long dispatch reports alleged photographs of American soldiers hanged overseas and bayonet deaths. Senator Watson read letters and photos, including a claim of a negro soldier hanged at Evacuation Hospital No 8 in France in 1913, while debates over wartime discipline and conciliation continue in Washington and New York.
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Washington
Mien
Services
Senate
Tom" Watson
Georgia
Turner
Companys G
18Th
U.S. Infantry
New York City
Watson
Soges
New Hampshire
Ballowa
Moses
J. Danby Conwell
Philadelphia
France
Conwell
No 8
New Jersey
309Th Infantry
Hudson County
N. J
U.S
Henry Ford
Officers Fire Shots to Stop Big Crap Game
Kansas City police battled a two hour riot that wrecked the Baltimore Hotel lobby. Officers fired more than ten shots as they moved to break up a crap game, drawing over 100 officers to quell the mob and clear the lobby.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Strange man grabs woman on Massey road corner
Mrs Anna Sheezak told two police officers last night that a group of four men seized her as she walked home at the corner of Middle avenue and Tenth street. She fought free and the suspect, about 23, in dark clothes and a cap, fled down Ninth street. Other residents report missing chairs from porches and chairs later found on porches, with recovery hoped.
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Mra
Anna Sheezak
Massey Road
Middle Avenue
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce Over Husband Flirtation
Ruby Curtis of Lorain filed for divorce from Frank Curtis claiming he associated with other women causing humiliation. She alleges beating and threats to kill. Court action seeks custody of their child, ownership of their Lorain home, and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Curtis
Lorain
Frank Curtis
Safety Director Guilty of Bribery in Youngstown
Safety Director David J. Scott was found guilty by a common pleas court jury of soliciting and accepting a bribe of 2100 from bootlegger John Tomsky in a trial that began October 18. He faces a sentence of one to seven years with sentencing reserved pending a motion for a new trial. Mayor's secretary John P. Danks also faces grand jury charges. his trial is pending.
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Youngstown
David J. Scott
Common Pleas
John Tomsky
John P. Danks
Grand Jury
Lorain Man on Trial for Sodomy Charge
German Nickoff of Lorain faces a sodomy trial before Judge Thompson and a jury. The prosecuting witness is a fourteen year old boy named Anthony Branetts.
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German Nickoff
Lorain
Thompson
Anthony Branetts
Train wreck and fires claim multiple lives across cities
Across Toledo Columbus New York Pittsburgh Cleveland fire and train accidents kill and injure many. Five die in a Toledo fire that trapped a family of six, while a Columbus derailment injures ten aboard two trains. A New York fire rescues fourteen pedestrians, Pittsburgh workers die in a ceiling collapse, and Cleveland reports three buried workers after a ceiling cave in at a public building.
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Cleveland
Navy
Cehlrts
New Public Auditorum
Chiis
O. J. Davis
Carpenter
Fair hiker begins 1509 mile trek home to Oklahoma
Ada Burns trudges into the city from Cleveland as the first leg of a 1509 mile hike back to her Oklahoma ranch. She travels with her brother and expects about two months to reach home. A cousin will join them in Chicago along the way.
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Ada Burns
Cleveland
Chicago
Lorain Seeks Halt on Street Paving Assessment
Isaac Loeb of Lorain sues county treasurer Walter Ludwis to enjoin paving penalties claiming Lorain council proceedings were irregular and he lacked notice or a chance to file damages for Seventh street grade changes. A Hartford cord tire and rim were stolen from Dr Herman Stevens’ car in Elyria.
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Isaac Loeb
Lorain
Walter Ludwis
Herman Stevens
Elyria Block
Dan R Hanna Cleveland Publisher Dies Today
Dan R Hanna of Cleveland, publisher and proprietor of the Cleveland Leader and News, died at his estate in Croton on Hudson New York at 2 am. He was son of the late Senator Marcus A Hanna and was known as a sportsman with a famous stable. His death came suddenly as household servants reported. He had recently moved from Lepnox Massachusetts two years ago.
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Croton
Hudson
Wa. Y
Dan R. Hanna
Cleveland
Marcus A. Hanna
Dan Hanna
Cleveland Leader and News
Hanna
Manna
Lepnox, Maes
Irish peace talks stall as Ulster leaders meet in London
London November 3. A fresh bid to lay groundwork for an Irish peace settlement will unfold as Sir James Craig Ulster premier and Ulster Unionists leader meets Premiers Lloyd George and Oyley in London. Sinn Fein signals a possible shift while Tyrone and Fermanagh counties face a potential plebiscite bid.
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London
James Craig
Ulster
Ulster Unionists
Lievd George
James Oley
Edward Carson
Tie Ulster Unionists
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Downing Street
Ulstervernment
Belfast
Tyrone
Fermaagh
Sinn Pein
Dublin
Federal judge bars miners from organizing in West Virginia
Indianapolis lawyer A Baderaon won an injunction stopping United Mine Workers of America activity in Williamson West Virginia. The ruling finds unionization efforts aimed at restraining competition by non union mined coal and effectively ends the check off system used to collect union dues.
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Peer
Dudee A.baderaon
Indianapolis
Tesa
United Mine Workers of America
Williamson Coal Feta
West Virginia
Four Prisoners Escape Jail Refuses Liberty
In Sistersville West Virginia on November 3 four prisoners escaped during a jail delivery at Watzel county jail. Two alleged murderers awaiting trial refused to leave the building, extending the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistersville
W. Va
Watzel County
Mayor Jones speaks at Pt Clinton Kiwanis anniversary
Major Jones went to Pt Clinton last night as the speaker of the evening for the Kiwanis Club's first anniversary in the village. The event drew about two hundred attendees, featured Cor thry and costumes, a fine chicken dinner, and a Halloween mood with artists from the Kifoth circle. The mayor spoke on Kiwanis in city affairs and the address was well received with wives invited to a picture show afterward.
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Major Jones
Clinton
Jones
Jealous Suitor Kills Divorcee in San Francisco
San Francisco on November 3 reports Hilda Malatrom aged 33, a divorced woman, shot and killed at her home by a jealous suitor. The killer then shot himself and died an hour later at the emergency hospital.
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San Francisco
Irs
Hilda Malatrom
Whiskey seizure nets $180000 from New York lab raid
Reading Pa Nov 3 federal agents seized rye whiskey valued at $180000 consigned to Abe Kruman a wholesale drug supplier from West 70th Street New York in a raid on the Never Sink Thathllery at Lorraine near Reading. The operation was led by Harvey L Duncan assistant Prohibition director of Pennsylvania during the weekend raid.
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Reading
Abe Kruman
Weat 70Th Street
New York
Harvey L. Duncan
Ansistant Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Loraine
Jewelry Store Robbed Second Time in Year in St Paul
St Paul on November 3 reported the A I Shapira jewelry store was robbed for the second time in a year. A hand held up the shop and took diamonds valued at thousands of dollars, the police said. The incident, following a prior burglary at Shapira, prompted renewed appeals for security.
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ST. Paul, Minn
A. I. Shapira Ans
Golf Champion Ends His Life
Louis Tellier, Massachusetts open golf champion and Braeburn Country Club pro, hanged himself in a rain shelter near the sixth tee. Also noted are Italy’s Unknown Warrior honored with royal interment and a Kent Ohio curfew decree for youths off the streets at 12:20 AM.
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Newton
Mass
Louis Tellier
Braeburn Country Club
Tellier
Braeburn
Kent. O
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