Rail executives meet amid looming nationwide strike actions
In Cago and Paco on October 14 Reuters reports executives of railroads, including presidents, gathering in secret sessions with federated shop crafts leadership to discuss wage, rate, and policy actions. Observers foresee unyielding posturing and potential federal government involvement as plans and rate scales are prepared.
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CAGO
United States
Pracall
Beloan
Forseuss
Wates
Paco
Upper Silesia tensions rise amid cross border moves
Allied nations dread large scale hostilities in Upper Silesia as German and Polish forces mobilize. Reports say French trained Polish troops are prepared for war while German troops cross the border. Locals fear a wider conflict as leagues of nations decides on the province with possible automatic ratification.
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London
Upper Silesia
Daily Sketch
France
Breslau
League of Nations
Germany
Foreign Office
Supreme Council
Webber Declares Candidacy for Lorain Common Pleas Judge
Judge A R Webber announces his run for the Lorain Common Pleas Judgeship to succeed Judge Redington who will not seek reelection. Webber, 15 years past Common Pleas Judge and ex congressman, says he aims to return to public service if the people approve.
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A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Alil Webbie
Conmon Pleas
Fitz Fleaington
Webber
Congress
Lerrin
Lerain Coun’ x
Washington School Building Found In Deplorable Condition
Thirty Ohio fire inspectors, local firemen, and Kiwanis members attended the meeting and inspected the Washington school building on Middle avenue. Inspectors reported debris, unpacked books, and waste material in the auditorium and basement, prompting plans to overhaul and improve cleanliness and egress, including relocating a fire escape. Casements and other upgrades were discussed, with Fire Marshal Pykeman and school officials agreeing to restore the building to first class condition.
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Washington
Washington Schoel
Middle Avenue
Pykeman
F.r. Stevens
Board of Education
Stevens
Oan
Burglar Strikes City as Factories Resume Work
Overnight burglaries hit three city homes with items taken including rings and a hat. The Guthrie and Howpereme residences reported entries and meals left behind, while others saw valuables taken and meals left in kitchens. Factory reports show rising demand and increasing employment across plants, with 1460 plus workers currently employed and citywide hiring climbing toward 2000.
Man to support abandoned child case heard
The Gled common pleas court today heard Peter Niesen of Amherst to contribute to the support of an abandoned child. The Pennsylvania issue notes the pop Company announces a shipment of strip steel weighing a ton starting October 15.
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Fath Street
Common Pleas Court
Peter Niesen
Amherst
Supchild
N. Pa
Pop Company
Former Elyria Girl In Auto Mishap Did Not Run Away
Laura Atkins a 22 year old Lorain girl who had been reported missing after a supposed run away returned home the same evening after an auto accident police said she had come to Elyria to get a trunk and was riding home when the car skidded on wet roads she was detained on her return by the mishap and the Lorain police had asked Elyria police to watch for her.
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Laura Atkins
Lorain
Miss Atkins
Elyria
Juvenile court case over car wreck by youths
Six juveniles charged after a car wreck on a southern division road near St Fe. Walter Sekora Frank Wrukowski and others were brought before Juvenile Judge Wilcox. The speeding incident involved a railroad crossing and a near collision, with the youths detained and warned by authorities.
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Poys
Wilcox
St Fe
Walter Sekora
Hazel Street
Frank Wrukowski
Weest
Eliver Reetr Piddie
Rt Wieen
Auyed
Oand
Fraze Street
Frank Abreminski
Haver Ostreet
Louis Hideki
West
Sekora
Ateng
Coure
Ten Die as Romanian Arsenal Blast Rocks Bucharest
October 14 romanian fort Radnei arsenal explosion kills ten and wounds many. About 150 trucks of ammunition detonated causing extensive damage at the fort near Bucharest.
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Bucharest
Fort Radmei
Elyria Proclaims Fire Prevention Day October 14 1921
Elyria Mayor Asaph R. Jones proclaims October 14 1921 as Fire Prevention Day urging citizens to act, cooperate with departments, churches, and schools in fire safety education and precautions to reduce costly losses and prevent deaths from fire. The proclamation cites US and Ohio fire damage, urging a statewide movement toward a safer era.
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San Francisco
United States
Ohio
America
Ralph R. Jones
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Asaph R. Jones
Foch Sends Cable From Marshal to Governor Tavis
In Columbus on October 14 the governor received a cable from Marshal Foch, supreme commander of the allied armies, signaling a wartime update from the western front. The brief message confirms ongoing coordination among allied forces.
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Tavis
Marahal Foch
John Hoffman Post Formed by Private and Sailors Legion
A new post of the Private and Sailors Legion was formed last evening at Wachinists hall with charter membership of twenty five. Only private soldiers non commissioned officers and marines are eligible. Ip Ti Peattie was chosen president Gwilym Jones vice president Walter Allen treasurer and J M Powell secretary. General Organizer Joseph N Blair organized the Camp which is named the John Hoffman Paar in memory of John Hoffman of this city a private soldier who saved his life for his country during the World year and whose remains were returned and buried at St Marys cemetery.
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Private and Sailors Legion of
Wachinists' Hall
Soldiers America
Ip Ti Peattie
Gwilym Jones
Walter Allen
J. M. Powell
Joseph N. Blair
John Hoffman Paar
John Hoffman
St. Marys Cemetery
Elyria firm lands road contract in Sheffield Lake bid
Elyria Construction Co. won the bid for improving French Creek road through Sheffield Lake village with a payment of 13 1947. The county and village will share half of the project cost.
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Sioners
French Creek
Sheffield Lake Village
Elyria Construction Co
bPhatener Heating Co
Akron
Heatink Binat
Entertaining Stories Light Up Club Gathering
About fifty men attended a congenial meal where Fred W. Rananni regaled the group with stories after the repast. President Lyons followed, maintaining the lively, collegial tone of the event.
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Fred W. Rananni
Lyons
Ford May Solve W. Va. Mine Disputes
Henry Ford and his son Edsel visited Huntington to inspect miners homes schools and plant facilities and to gauge morale as Ford expands into West Virginia coalfields. Observers expect labor peace efforts may lead to changes in handling of labor disputes and mining practices in the region.
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FORD
W. VA
Huntington
West Virginia
Iienry Ford
Edsel
United Mine Workers of America
Ford Party
Marion County official resignations prompt board reorganization
E G S agel the superintendent of the Marion county peopheyoee since 1911 resigns today to the newly seated board of county commissioners. His wife also resigns as matron. The joint resignations take effect December 1.
Lloyd George recalls unemployment squeeze in Britain
London October 14 Lloyd George spoke on jobless worries as he addressed a group of officials about the plight of unemployed workers. He noted the pressure and the inadequate weekly relief of 3.73 pounds amid a broad economic distress.
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Lloyd George
London
Freymier Lloyd George
England
Soh Roe
Akron Prospects for Prosperity Rise
Akron reports optimism as prospects for prosperity in the city brighten. Officials and residents note improving business activity and community initiatives shaping a hopeful economic outlook.
Wool Growers Show Concludes With Cloth Grading
County meeting at the courthouse last evening reviewed spinning and weaving work. County Agent Regmip spoke on wool cloth production, discussing fabric grades and the standards required for finished wool products.
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Regmip
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Federated Shop Crafts
Munich
Prussia
Bavaria
United States Railr Board
MEET
Kiwanis Club
H. A. Dyke
Dykeman
J.B. Lyons
Conservation and Fire Prevention Association
Europe
Cavests
Drkeman
FE. Lyons
Ohio Conservation and Fire Protection Association
Albert Guthrie
Whifaan Schuur
J. Howenstine
E. J. Howpepeeme
Park Avenue
Biothrie
Albert
Guthrie
William Schuur
East Broad Street
Colson Co
Taylor
Elsha Foundry Co
Fay Stocking Co
Vanoster
Perry-Fay Co
Superior Metal Products Co
General Phonograph Co
Bousseur
Ffrria Iron & Steel Co
Overland
Willys-Overland Co
F. B. Mullen
Méno
ES Steel
Joder
Urea
Uncle Sam
Maryland
Nce Association
Alaee Press
State of Ohio
Columbus
Eoverrvor
Ramine
F. O. Evertz
Ohio Inspection Bureau
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