Workers Return to Jobs as Lorain Plant Emphasizes Hiring Drive
In Lorain a workforce of over six thousand at the Tubs company is reported back at work after an intensive employment drive led by manager Charley Fell. An all-out effort by the employment department and citywide outreach aimed to place every able steel worker, with claims that nearly every man now holds a position. The plant plans a 40 percent production level this week, aiming for full capacity soon, while a Rialto Theater event highlighted fire prevention efforts with remarks by George Hessler and J E Lyons and praise for Chief Bates.
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Tubs Company
Lorain
Charley
Ager
Rks
George Hessler
State
J E Lyons
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Albert Fleming
National Fire Prevention Committee
Collnwood
Chief Bates
Tragic Child Left Alone Dies From Matches
Goldie Borsch, four, perished after a fire started by matches she found while her parents were away. Neighbors found the blaze at 107 West Ave. she died at Memorial Hospital after suffering burns from about one until six thirty in the evening. Authorities note language barriers and lack of awareness of a recent fire safety law as factors in the tragedy.
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Goldie Borsch
Louis Borsh
West Ave
Goldie Borsh
Memorial Hospital
Tre Taby
Aygshat Dykeman
Harding seeks early settlement in national rail wage rate clash
President Harding brings Railway Labor Board and Interstate Commerce Commission leaders to the White House to press for a quick, broad adjustment of railroad wages and rates. He aims to align the public groups of the two bodies to spur an early agreement amid a looming nationwide strike.
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Washington
Harding
Railway Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Summission
White House
Messrs
R. M. Barton
G. Wallace Whangar
Benjamin W. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Board
Anamo
Hazards Found in Elyria Schools Fire Inspectors Say
Fire probes at Elyria report deplorable conditions at the Washington school on Middle Avenue with defective exits and a dangerous basement. Other schools including St Johns St Marys and St Agnes face dangerous wiring gas lines and poor fire protection with maintenance lax in several areas.
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3 Chronicle
Washington
Middle Avenue
George Hessler
State
Rialto Theater
Tifel
Ely
St John’s School
Third Street
St. Mary's School
St. Agnes School
Bulding
Jefferson Building
Hamilton E
Prohibition Agents Begin Biggest Raids in Pennsylvania
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy A Haynes arrives in Pittsburgh vowing the most vigorous campaign against illegal whiskey. He targets manufacturers bootleggers and runners while inspecting distilleries and warehouses for fraudulent permits. Sherman A Cuneo says no one is immune as efforts reach high level operators and police ties are examined.
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Pittsburgh
Roy A Haynes
Haynes
Great Western
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Cuneo
Prohibition
Bankers See Worst Of Financial Trouble In Mexico City
Oct. 15 report quotes W. Lamont, famed banker, in Mexico City, discussing refunding national debt and hoping for improved relations with Mexico. He notes manufacturers and bankers in the United States fear strain and scarcity of funds.
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Demas W. Lamont
Mexico City
Mexico
Avon street collision leaves two machines damaged
A report from Avon describes a street mishap where two machines collided behind a building at 119 Elizabeth Street, affecting the rear area near the butcher shop. No injuries are specified and details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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M Rogers Avon
Broad Street
Cleveland Firm Wins Heating Plant Contract at County Home
The county commissioners awarded The A L Becker Heating Co. of Cleveland the $5 950 contract to erect a new heating plant at the county home and begin work immediately. The old system will be used until the new plant is ready.
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A LL Becker Heating Co
Cleveland
London pressures amid attacks on Premier Licoyé George
Political and labor tensions across the country have raised fears of violence against Premier Licoyé George prompting extraordinary security measures in London on October 15.
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London
Licoyé George
Akron Eleven Awares On Elyria At Fair Grounds
South High of Akron led Elyria High at the Fair Grounds this afternoon scoring in the first period. Akron held a 7 to 0 lead after the first quarter with Ak- Tom kicking a goal. no scoring occurred in the second quarter.
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South High
Akron
Elyna High
Fair Grounds
Ak- Tom
Colored boy missing prompts police search
Police seek William Brown a fourteen year old colored schoolboy who failed to return home after eleven o'clock last night.
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William Brown
Apprehend Elyria Girl at Lorain
Nina Bormie of Elyria was picked up in Lorain by the Lorain police last night and held for relatives.
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Elyria
Lorain
Nina Bormie
Ridgeville Car Collision Damages Two Trams
A collision at Broad Street corner involving H J Leader riding east and A E Scott turning a tram signal damaged the fenders and wheels of both tram cars.
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Ridgeville
Broad Street
E Scott
Decision on general railroad strike expected this afternoon
Chicago October 15 executives of twelve American Federation of Labor unions and the big four brotherhoods plan a meeting to decide on a general railroad strike. E J Manion, president of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, says the strike cannot now be averted and notes the Brotherhoods have coordinated plans.
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Chicago
Twelve
American of Labor Unions
Big Four’ Brotherhoods
E J Manion
The
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Brotherhoods
Mystery Baby Buggy Found On Voting Booth Corner
Officer Witter on beat last night found a baby buggy perched atop a voting booth at the corner of George Street and Middle Avenue. Police investigate how the lightweight carriage ended up in the odd perch and whether any threat or welfare concern is involved.
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Officer Witter
George Street
Middle Avenue
The Study Window begins on Chronicle-Telegram church page
The Chronicle-Telegram introduces a new department on the church page titled The Study Window. Rev. John H. Grant will write original and selected thoughts on church and religious life, with news pertinent to religious topics, aiming for a permanent Saturday addition.
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Chronicle-Telegram
John H. Grant
Former Chief Justice McGannon Sentenced in Cleveland
William H. McGannon, former chief justice of the Cleveland municipal court, was sentenced to twenty days in jail and a fine of $109 by Judge Day of Canton after being found guilty of contempt of court. The case involved alleged tampering with Miss Mary Neely, the chief state witness in two murder trials in which McGannon was a defendant.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Cleveland Municipel Cour
Ales
Canton
Mary Neely
Convicted Murderer of Priest Sentenced to Life
Redwood City Cal Oct 12 William A Hightower was sentenced to life in San Quentin for the murder of Father Patrick B Hestin Colma priest. Judge Buck denied new trial and arrest of judgment. Defense attorney William F Herron said an appeal would be taken.
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Redwood City
Cal
William A Hightower
Patrick B Hestin
San Quentin
Buck
William F Herron
Helen Burgess Sues for Eight Thousand Dollars
Helen Burgess filed an eight thousand dollar damage suit against Howari S Hulse alleging injuries from a high speed truck passing on the Lorraine Kilgore road. She claims severe injuries and medical costs totaling five thousand six hundred six dollars.
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Helen Burgess
Howari S Helse Today
Night Blooming Mystery Opened by Mrs J W Smith
Mrs J W Smith opens a display of rare night blooms expected to charm visitors tonight at the town store window. Early arrivals may enjoy the flowers' scent and unusual beauty under evening lights.
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J W Smith
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