Early report on probe expected Senate hearing ends
An early report on a probe expected in Washington is noted as the Senate session winds down. Turbulence in the valley today sees mills resuming operation in greater volume, with strikers at several plants stoning streetcars and strikebreakers and numerous arrests. An East Youngstown engine collision killed one and injured two others. Warren Mills reopens with 1600 mills operating. Canton workers return to work amid resumed production. The Pittsburgh strike investigation winds toward completion as senators prepare to depart for Washington.
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East Youngstown
Pittsburg
Washngton
Aaa Kenyon
Kenyon
Ana
Poks
Chicago
Adlana Harbor
Wisconsin Steel Company
Thenterstate Steel and Iron Company
John Fitzpatrick
Mional Committee For Organization of Reel Workers
Stancpoint
Gary
United States Steel Corporation 4
Worn
Alt
Ugh
Germany Denies Lett Denial Claims in Baltic Provinces
Berlin reports an official German statement denying claims that Germans in the Baltic provinces aided Bolshevism and attacked Letts from the rear. It asserts Germany has kept peace terms and that leftist groups assist Bolshevism by hindering Russian forces against Bolsheviks.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Baltic
Rjoinder
Germany
Jt Ig
Burglar Proof Safes Taken From Cleveland Stores
Two safes were removed from Cleveland shops with a total haul of over 1200 dollars. One box from Mortis Kritz at 2792 East 73rd street contained 230 dollars cash 600 in liberty bonds and jewelry and was later found eight miles away at Broadway and Wallings road. The second safe from Adolph L. Ott at 9817 Wada Park avenue held 3990 dollars in cash and is still missing. Police suspect a truck was used to haul the loot weighing several hundred pounds.
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Cleveland
Broadway and
Wallings Roads
Mortis Kritz
East 73Th Street
Liberty Bondy J
Adolph L. Ott
Wada Park Avenue
Round Table Labor Leaders Meet in Washington
Prominent figures representing labor assembled at the presidents appointed round table in Washington to address industrial unrest and rising living costs. The group includes Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and other notable labor leaders W. G. Lee L. E. Sheppard H. W. Wells T. McNamara D. J. Tobin Paul Scharranberg J. Donovan W. Mahon J. Fisher W. Johnson Matthew Woll M. F. Nghe Joseph Valentine Frank Morrison and T. Ricker in a bid to aid workers.
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Labor World
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Industrial “Round Table
Hermit Captured After Week of Hiding in Brighton Woods
Residents tracked a filthy, bearded man living in a shack in a remote Brighton woods. Found with a chicken, potatoes and corn in a stump, he spoke little of his origins. He was brought to the county jail for fumigation and cleaning. Probate Judge Wilcox will decide on asylum or county home placement.
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Brighton
Wilcox
Insanes Asylum
Army Surplus Food En Route to This City
Mayor Jones office reports orders for canned roast, corn beef, and 3,200 pounds of surplus army bacon. Bacon prices likely drop slightly from prior 4 cents. past bacon sales cut local cost from 52 to 35 cents a pound. Those who ordered bacon before and were not filled must resubmit orders.
Steamship Ammonoosic Sinks Threat Prompts Rescue Efforts
Reports said the 1528 ton wooden steamer Ammonoosic bound for Rotterdam with coal was sinking after engines failed. Uncertain official details followed as Port Chalmers and other ships responded, while a naval message later cast doubt on Port Chalmers distress.
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New York
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Boston
Port Chalmers
Eight Hospitals for Crippled Kids in Ohio Planned
A Rotary group from the local club led by S. H. Squire and Chas Lozier met the Toledo Rotary Club to present a plan for eight state wide crippled children hospitals modeled after Gates Hospital. The effort aims to serve about ten thousand crippled children in Ohio with a Cleveland Toledo and Milyria joint committee directing progress. The plan will also be pitched to the Cleveland Rotary Club next.
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Rotary Club
S. H. Squire
Chas, Lozier
Chas. BE. Tucker
Geo. Nicholas
L. B Hindmah
Toledo
Digna Natary Club
Lorain to Host Mass Workers Meeting Tonight
Lorain Ohio October 18 plan for a large workers gathering this evening features speakers including a Cleveland steel strike leader. The event follows reports of a wave of intimidation near National Tube Co facilities with warrants issued for two Lorain employees believed connected to the misconduct.
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Lorain
Razsse
Ee Fe
National Tube Co
U §. Steel Corporation
John Dot
Elvira
National Tube
M C A Senior Gym Glasses Start Today
The first session of the M C A senior gym class will be held this evening at 3 o clock. The schedule lists Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for sessions, inviting eligible men to join.
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1.M.C. A
Wilson Eyes Action To Avert Miner Strike
Washington reports officials expect President Wilson or the Cabinet to take action to head off threats of a soft coal miners strike. Government involvement is seen as necessary to prevent a potential coal mine shutdown or economic disruption.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Labor Conclave Opens in Zanesville with 100 Delegates
In Zanesville on October 13 more than one hundred delegates attended the opening of the Ohio Federation of Labor annual convention. Officers and delegates issued statements indicating the conservative element will control the gathering.
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Zanesville
Ohio Federation of Labor
Court Opens With Few Trials By Judge Redington
Judge Redington opened the session to a docket of twenty cases but nearly all were not ready. Only four trials will proceed this week as several cases were continued due to absent attorneys and others discussed.
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Redington
North West encampment holds initiation with fish fry
North West encampment No. 183 held a Friday night meeting with a large class of candidates receiving the Purple degree. An afterglow fish fry followed with music from a 10.00 orchestra. About forty candidates were admitted this session and most work petitions were filed.
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North West
Aigaragua Facing Cavgis In Cabinet Crisis
A dispatch from Managua says Nicaragua's ministerial crisis is acute with Tomas Masis and another former cabinet member not accepting their portfolios. It is rumored that Minister Montalvo has resigned.
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San Salvador
Managua
Nicaragua
Tomas Masis
Montalvo
Giant fossil found in Mexico stands 33 feet high
Mexico City report says a workman in Vera Cruz state uncovered the remains of a giant measuring 33 feet 10 inches in height. The discovery adds a striking prehistoric find to Mexico's archaeological record and is being studied by local experts.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Transcontinental Flight Race Ends In Near Miss Finish
Minneola to San Francisco air race reports Lt. Maynard first to finish with Maj. Spatz and Lt. Kiel close behind. Westbound flyers still within two days of Mineola as crews plan postflight overhauls and return trips within ninety six hours.
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H. Bartholt
Grant Ark
Mineola
San Francisco
Belyr W. Maynard
Carl Spatz
Laent FE
C. Kiel
Rae
Ba Francisco
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Lowell H. Smith
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Clevelaga Lient
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Ohio
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Caicago
Frisen
H . Drayton
Lovelock
Webster
J. O. Donalson
Saldura
Utah
Arry Smith
Pale
Mantzelman
Green River
Spatz
Taeut Kel
Ma. Spatz
Lieut
Maynard
Iuient
Kiel
Striking Longshoremen Denounced by Gompers
New York reports Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, denouncing the longshoremen strike as a violation of core AFL principles in a letter to Lt. S. O'Connor, president of the International Shoremen's Union. The stoppage was prompted by alleged union actions and efforts to persuade the mob to return to work.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Shore Men
Amercan Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
S. O’connor
International Shoremen's Union
One Dead and Two Injured in Youngstown Yard Collision
Youngstown October 13 Andrew Carter colored section hand was instantly killed and two union men were injured early today in the East Youngstown yard when an engine collided with a hand car carrying the workers.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Andrew Carter
East Youngstown
Teamsters Threaten Strike Over Pay and Hours
New York October 13 The International Brotherhood of Teamsters Chauffeurs and Helpers tied up major Manhattan terminals as members quit after midnight. Demands include a $75 monthly raise and an eight hour day. Grand Central and Pennsylvania Station were piled with undelivered express packages.
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Assomatco Press
New York
International Brother Hand
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Heavy frost damages gardens in Paris district
Last night a killing frost hit Paris locally, ruining crops and decorations along the river. The cold killed vegetation across northern Onlo and surrounding areas. Forecasts call for nightly frosts this week with gradual warming and clear weather.
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Paris
Nartey
Lorain County Crop Report Shows Poor Corn and Potatoes
A county crop report notes Lorain County corn in poor condition on October 1 with most of the crop under stress and drought. The oats show fair results while potatoes are rated the worst with the stand diminished and yields down.
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Lorin County
Obia
Somie
Lorain County
Police in Battle Nab Auto Bandits
Zion City, Oct 13. A high speed chase ended when a robbers’ car skidded into a plowed field and a pistol battle with police followed. Two bandits were captured, two escaped, and it is believed others were wounded. The gang allegedly stole $8,000 in cash and jewelry from ninety patrons at a Kenosha social club the previous night. Three masked robbers entered, searched all members, then fled in the car with a fourth member. None of the loot was found on the captured men.
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Wes
Mail Train Strikes Auto At Abbey Crossing Sunday
George C Boughton and wife narrowly escaped grave injury when their auto collided with a fast mail train at the Abbey road crossing. The couple, from Spencer, were hospitalized with shock and minor injuries after the collision. The accident highlights the need for a crossing watchman at the dangerous Abbe road crossing.
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Abbey Crossing
the &Y. GC
George C. Boughton
Spencer
Abbe Road
Boughton
Spencer Mme Co
Meesland Street
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