Supreme Court Refuses Rehear Coronado Coal Case
On October 9 the Supreme Court declined to rehear the Coronado Coal Company v. United Mine Workers case. The decision held the miners union liable for damages to property arising from strikes, freeing about 17 million dollars of UMW funds. The suit sought damages over six hundred thousand dollars in a federal action against Arkansas Inc. involved.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Coronado Coal Company
Lmsted Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Coronado Coal
Arkansas Inc
Tragedy in Auto Wreck Leaves Elyaians Dead
Fragmentary report describes Herbert Truescale killed in a highway collision near Weldlesex townsh. Witnesses recall a fiery crash injuring several, with bystanders aiding, and authorities mounting investigations as page 2 continues the story.
U S Woman Saves 500 Greek Girls From Slavery
A near five hundred Greek girls were saved from sale as slaves in Stamboul due to Miafra A Mitchell wife of an American missionary. When Mrs Mitchell learned a crowd of Smyrna refugees had gathered under Turkish protection she led the girls to the American embassy and watched over them.
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Stamboul
Miafra
Mitchell
Mre .Mitchell
Smyrna
Thim
Fragmented Veteran Death Notice Amid Gun Wounds Details
A garbled wartime clipping recalls a memorial for a man named Miller or Alt(o), noting gun wounds and a memorial. It mentions American forces, Major General Moch Crowder, and US theatre actions with unclear lines about intruders and security.
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Wastiington
Moch
Cuba
Stat Department
Genéral Crowder
Elyrian the Inventor of Submarine to Be Buried Tuesday
Obituary notes the death of Elyrian, famed inventor of the submarine, detailing his birth in 1841 in Schleswig, later Danish, shipyard work, and decades in Lorain County. It records survivors including sons Theodore and Carl, daughters Catherine and Mary Elizabeth, and a large extended family. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday afternoon at his home on Cear Street with ministers John H Grant and Rev Wardint presiding.
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Elyrian
Daniel Freese
Pio Istiner
Lorain
Lawivat Iis
Schleswan
Nasipat
Hp Globe
Lorafn
Ssoo
North Amherst
Mary Elzabeth Ross
North Amhript
Toto
Theodore
Carl Tre
Caterine
Mary Jlabet
Vlay Freaer
Fla
Dihoy
John H Grant
Rey P . Wardint
Marblehead
Elyria Barber Held On A Bad Charge
Robert Prowning a Elyria barber was held this morning on a charge of sodomy after a preliminary hearing. He was bound over to the circuit court. A West Side Chamber of Industry meeting is planned for Friday evening to discuss a proposed new factory on the river side and to urge full member attendance.
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Elyria Barber
Robert
Barber
Teorge
West Side Chamber
West Side Chamber of Industry
Stetcon Admits Minutes Were Doctored
The article reports that Stetcon admits minutes were doctored and discusses attorney Mo Stetean’s argument against the operation of this matter. It covers lines about the committee secretary and executive committee, noting the campaign continuation and questions over power and legitimacy. The piece references a Telegram publication and ongoing continued discussion on page 2.
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Mr. Sperry
Mr. Byam
Stetson
Mistaken Identity Murder Shocks New Jersey Church Scene
In New Brunswick on October 9 19 year old Clifford Hays and accomplice Raymond Schneider faced charges and witness accounts claim Rev Dr Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Famies Malls were victims of mistaken identity. A confession alleged by Schneider followed an overnight stakeout linking the case to a September 14 encounter at Buluh park and a deserted Phipps farm scene.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Young Schneider
Somerset and Midlesex
Wah Gil AL Ck
Pearl Banker
Leaween
Hasey
Buluh
Tomar
Jemmys
DecHiewey Lane
Dirk
Phipps Farm
Neuse
Brownhelm whiskey maker arrested after raid on Vermilion farm
Sheriff Reckus found mush and liquor at the farm of John VanHouten in Brownhelm township near Vermilion. He was arrested, brought to the county jail, and pleaded guilty before Justice George, fined $00 and costs.
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Siuidity
Reckus
John
Changes Plea On Life Sentence In Lorain Court
James G Carroll changed his plea to guilty for neglect of his minor child and received six months at the Toledo workhouse. Thomas Hough admitted to forgery and was sentenced to Manafield reformatory. Robert Haven pleaded guilty after wavering and was briefly to be remanded as the judge considered the life sentence. In Los Angeles a massive fire swept the Richfield Oil Company tanks, causing an estimated $200,060 in damage.
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James G Carroll Lorain
Cout
Hunty
Toledo
Redington
Thomas Hough
Elyria
Manafield Reformatory
Robert Haven
Lorain
Los Angeles
Richfield Oil Company
J Ralph Scott
Calls for Sperry to resign over forged county minutes
A bitter critique accuses E. E. Sperry and adviser Frank A. Stetson of doctoring central committee minutes to push a preferred candidate onto the ticket. The piece argues the minutes falsified powers, urging Sperry’s immediate resignation and the committee to purge itself to uphold law. It maintains the rightful body is the County Central Committee and laments the apparent manipulation prior to the primary.
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E. E. Sperry
Frank A. Stetson
Mr. Steson
FE. FE. Sperrs
County Central Committee
Jlaigh
Executive Committee
Byam
Mr. Stetson
Nictions
Mr. Sperry
Central Committee
Aterson
Sperry
Murray
County Central
Spaay
Steson
Republican Party
Lora County
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Theor
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Butler
Decsrens
Luder Ted
Ilorin Caleg
U. S
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Miller
Oman
Sara
ACEP
Amoroou
Altroik
Thor
Adele Commandin
Adela Commandim
Ron
New York University
Shell
Im St
OT. Mary's Parochial School
America
Gifford Gordon
Australia
Caiwel
Victorian Anti Liquor League
Melbourne
Alimos
Stetcon
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Stetean Way
Tory Coninuet
Saturdia
Bern
S&s Rotary
NAB Brownhelm
Elyria Check Folger
Mansfield Reformatory
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