Unions Decide to Sign Individual Pacts With Roads
Cleveland reports that the big four railroad brotherhoods will pursue separate negotiations with railroads to renew wage and work agreements. The plan ends a nationwide stake that threatened the nation last October as leaders Daniel W Lee and Warren Stone indicate separate talks between trainmen locomotive engineers and conductors firemen and brakemen. A second item notes Michael Schneider and Pearl Bahmer discovering the Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and James Mills bodies near New Brunswick and Schneider’s arrest in the murder case with Clifford Hayes charged as a co defendant.
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Cleveland
Danzer
Wo Lee
Brotherhood of Rail
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Loromotive Engineers
Rai
Michael Schneider
Railroads Faulty Equipment Spark National Alarm
October reports from Cleveland and Washington detail vast complaints over motive power quality on nearly all U S rails. Brotherhood leaders say dangerous locomotives and cars threaten safety, with President Harding agreeing on the need to curb faulty equipment and seek additional inspectors when Congress reconvenes.
Ohio Rotarians In Session Here
The Annual Conference of the Presidents and Secretaries of the Rotary Clubs of the twenty first century was held in this city. Attendees came from twenty seven cities including Governor Theodore Smith of Akron and President Robert Watterson of Dayton. A business session preceded talks and music with about 125 guests at dinner. Today the meeting is at the Vlyra Vermoral Hospital with a morning session. Funeral services for Bert Myers will be Thursday at Sudro funeral parlors conducted by Rev Edwin Wirby. The Odd Fellows will supervise a service at Ridgelyn cemetery where burial will take place.
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Country Club
Hela
Theodore Smit
Akron
Robert Wattersyon
Dayton
Savita | Rotarians
Vlyra Vemoral Flospita
Bert Myers
Sudro
Edwin Wirby
Odd Fellows
Ridgeliwn Cemetery
Clisis
Shawn
Lloyd Gearre
Inscauuuis Orlyto
Seutat
Moopie
Rastein
Thrace
Masantje
Wington
Ismet Bisha Dejerate
Freaks of Nature Double-Cross To Winter Signs
New York reports a warm spell as birds move early and plants sprout. Central Park sees robins while Bronx and City Hall parks show green grass and budding trees. Despite the mild October, western Pennsylvania cites heavy coats on cattle and horses, hinting at a cold winter to come. (Continued on Page 3)
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New York
Central Park
Bronx Park
City Hall Park
Thomas Jonkiaa
Staten Island
Bez Davis
Murder Clue Sparks Outcry as Hayes Held for Grand Jury
A misread woodstained basket near the Hall murder scene prompts renewed public pressure to indict 19 year old Diffard Hayes in the shooting of Rev Teward Hall and two others. Witnesses report blood markings and a diary linked to Hayes and Ray mond Schneider, while deputies face mob hostility over perceived injustices. The case widens to two women under new inquiry as authorities weigh alibis and lingering suspects.
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NIM Brunswick
Teward Hall
Diffard Hayes
Ciun
Schneider
Philips
Cihdrites
Bajar
Wall
Hall
Mills
Hayes
Grand
Raymond Schneider
Pearl Babmer
Frank Po Kirby Kirby
Harding summons coal commission to begin probe
Washington Oct 41 The seven members of President Harding s coal fact finding commission were summoned to meet in Washington next week to plan the most thorough investigation of the coal industry ever by a governmental agency The panel includes Hammond noted engineer and mentor or former vice president Thomas St Marshall to head it The seven members represent the public and have no industry ties They will probe from production to consumption as officials say and their findings are to guide legislation to end strikes and shortages of fuel.
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Washington
Harding
Coal Fact Finding Commission
Tno
John Hay
Hammond
Thomas St Marshal
Tha
Haliond
Varshall
Pre Commission
Flay Criticism America Not Aiding Europe Sparks Debate
Washington officials faced widespread criticism that the United States does little to aid Europe after the war. A spokesman said America is not idle, noting investment and banking efforts abroad. The piece argues that constructive loans and government influence are key to European reconstruction.
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America
Europe
Washington
United States
Lyurope
Amenean Cipiril Abroad
Telewark Tn
Admin
Rman
Iid
State Department
Mrs Otto Martin Dies Suddenly at Home in Cleveland
Mrs Otto Martin aged 68 died at her home 224 Eighth Street this morning from a stroke yesterday. She is survived by her husband, son Carl, a daughter Mrs Ida Bella, niece Miss Marjorie McKer, and sisters Mrs J A Hawk of San Gabriel Cal and Mrs Richard Gamble. Funeral services will be Friday at 7 pm at the home conducted by Rev Edwin Kirby, with burial at Ridge Lawn Cemetery. A criminal trial in Amherat concerns Mike Petalovitch charged with cutting a wound Henry Glowaski, with witnesses and a claim of self defense before Judge H G Redington.
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Mra Otto Martin
Eighth Street
Mra Martin
Carl
Ida
Bella
Marjorie McKer
J A Hawk
San Gabriel
Cal
Richard Gamble
Cleveland
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mike Petalovitch
Amherat
Tao
Henry Glowaski
H. G Redington
Prohibition Debate And Strong Vote Call In Early Meet
A historical report describes a prohibition era debate with John F. Wither and supporters urging a 200000 vote majority against an amendment allowing light wine and beer. Democratic and Republican figures discuss enforcement, public sentiment, and regional responses as speakers push for or against changes in the dry law.
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Veanseift
John F Wither
Inman
Constable
Spneter Frelinghuysen
Hein
Duford Corson
Methota
Goa
Mary A Watson 74 dies after long illness in home
Mrs Mary A Watson aged 74 died this morning at her daughter’s home at 61 Colonial Apartments after a lingering illness A son Prink W Watson formerly operator of the Andwur House also survives Funeral services are set for tonight at Wilkins Hurst Funeral Parlors with Rev Edwin Kirby presiding The body to be shipped tomorrow to Stanton for burial
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Mary A Watson TS
Wes Kmma
Royntan
Colonial Apartments
Prink W Watson
Wilkins-Hurst
Tdwin Kirby
Stanton, Wier
Smal
Night school enrolls over a hundred at high school
More than 100 men registered last evening as the vocational night school opened at the high school. Superintendent Shelton says prospects for a successful season are bright and more registrations are expected. Dr GE French health officer records show September births exceed deaths with 49 births and 24 deaths.
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Shelton
Willis and Longworth to Speak at Lorain Meeting
Announcement says Senator Frank B Willis and Congressman Nicholas Longworth will address a Republican mass meeting in Lorain on October 27. The note mentions a dispute over a Kelly-Springfield Tire Co stock transaction with The South Araim Motor Co and a claim for 1059-43.
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Longworth
Lorain
Frank B Willis
Nicholas Longworth
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Southaraim Motor Co
Atock
The
Motor Co
Warcare over a belief at Mudania talks
Oct 11 reports say General Magarakis Greek envoy refused to sign the Mudania protocol until he could consult the government. British and Turkish agents discussed armistice terms and the fate of Thrace with evacuation and administration plans dominating dispatches from Constantinople and London.
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Tondon
Magarakis
Greece
Ayote
Sir Charles Harrington
Constantinople
Mandania
London
Caceh
Thrace
Mudana
Charles Harengton
Cotish
Township home burglary report robs residents fur coat and stove burners
The home of Cora Hubbard RD 2 was robbed of an uncle's fur coat two oil stove burners a hanging lamp and a bed comforter. The burglary occurred two or three days ago and was reported to the city police.
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Cora Hubbard
National Move to Free 72 Radicals Jailed During War
The I WW called on 20 cities to action to free 72 political prisoners held under espionage and war laws. Organizers urged amnesty campaigns against anti amnesty candidates and planned demonstrations to pressure Congress and President Harding to review cases.
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National Move
Chicago
IWW
Helon
Congress
Harding
Orange
Ohio machinist headquarters moved here
Orth Roop Whitehead of total Machinist Unit led the move from Columbus to this city. He was elected treasurer of the Ohio State Federation of Machinists and did not proceed to open state headquarters in Columbus. A federation meet was held with delegates from Lorain and Elyria on committees and many speakers addressing the gathering.
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Tota
Bederatun
Labor
Coubus
Iso
Oho Stat Federation
Iestead
Culuimburs
Federation of Labor
Lorain
Elyria
Discovery Day Celebration Tomorrow in Ohio counties
Tomorrow marks Discovery Day a legal holiday in Ohio with county offices closed and criminal trials suspended. Public places will operate with many institutions including parochial schools observing the day while municipal and public services waives normal duties.
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Manesa
Pulite
St Mary's
St Agnes
County 6 Plans Coming Campaign County 6 Campaign Meeting
The Republican executive committee met at the Masonite building to plan the coming campaign. A central and executive committee meeting with all candidates is set for Saturday at 2 in courtroom No 1. A Friday gathering in the south end at Wellington will feature Paul Howland of Cleveland. District speakers including Simeon Fees Willis and Carn Thompson will visit Akron and the county, with dates to be announced.
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Orlock
Court Room
Uth
Wellington
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Akron
Cengresman Simeon Fees
Ohio
Semator Willis
Carnl Thompson
Viadt
City weighs phone property appraisal to set new rates
Mayor and City Solicitor Baud led a hearing of an appeal by Elyria Telephone Co before the Ohio Public Service Commission. Experts Moree and Williams valued the property at about 1,000 dollars and urged appraisal and survey records. the city would bear costs if required. The hearing occurred after October 24 with requests pending.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Oh'o Public Scenltes Commission
Ho Fauver
Elyria
Burr
Cleveland
A J Curren
H © Cutter
Mores
Jouw
Brecesd
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