Injunction Lifts Briefly Amid Whitehall Turmoil
London reports disruptions in Whitehall amid miners strike tensions as unemployed protesters clash with police and stones fall from a treasury window. Financial markets react with sterling dips while labor leader John Robert Lyne urges a rapid settlement and proposes a tri bunal to resolve demands.
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London
Whitehall
Lloyd George
Downie Street
Treasury
John Robert Lynes
Man found dead near Elyria factory amid strike tensions
Matelez, 40, married with three children, was found dead outside Elyria Iron and Steel Co. police suspect ignition or overdose pending autopsy. Witnesses Frank and Damroshi say Matelez was with them last night. Bar Rafferty reported the discovery. Coroner will conduct inquiry while officials and union leaders react to strike dynamics and government stance.
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Matelez
Ving
Teeaih Stest
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Barr Rafferty
Weatchman
Six Company
Ther Gorger
Femlakm
Rooma
Matol
BR Frank
John Damroshi
Roma Lally
Frankabrorki
Matolwicz
John Pamroshi
Supreme Court Won't Advance Suffrage Hearing
Washington October 18 The supreme court refused to advance the hearing of Charles Fairchilds suit seeking an injunction to restrain Secretary Colby from promulgating the federal suffrage amendment. This action precludes any chance the case will be heard before the November elections.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Fairchilds
Colby
Runaway Wife Found at Brighton Farm Affair
A runaway wife Florence Rose and her brother were found living as a couple on Brighton Farm near Otsego. Sheriff Backus and Deputy Rowland arrested them with her husband Fred Ross of Hinghampton. Florence Rose pleaded for release as the pair faced fornication charges. suspect Merrill was fined $106 and costs, with 90 days jail. They agreed to return to New York.
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Sherif Backus
Rowland
Wellington
Claude Searles
Brighton
Fred Ross
Hinghampton
Sherif
Lug
Plorence Rose
Otsego
Austin Merwin
Leonard Rone Leads Newsboy List for Paper Drive
Leonard Rone tops a readable draft of 176 names for a newspaper subscription drive. The list includes Leonard Rone Rank 23 George Dietnek 13 Rollin Varian 12 Howard William 4 Elbert Forman 0 Hollis Whitmore 4 Thurman Hamlin Leo Wilson Wurray Pinley Elwin Bunbirdse 7 Wyron Kelly 6 John Yaschan John Gross 5 Roy Smith Robert Race Warner Hopkins Wilford Black Parton Abel Edward Gehl Fusene Henke George Sleuser 3 Ralph Yost Joe Bramwell George Weller Wallace Nichols Arthur Fishburn Guy Farr and Wm Thomsonson. Commander Symons has called an important meeting of the American Legion for Tuesday evening October 19 at 8 o clock in the Legion club rooms and all members are requested to be present.
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Leonard Rone
Comander Symons
American Legion
Legion Club
Gas shutoffs set by council five days a week
Judge Redington dissolved an injunction this afternoon allowing Elyrians gasless afternoons on Tuesday through Friday and Sunday. The court paused the injunction for three weeks to let the repair work proceed. The gas company’s attorneys said the city council had arranged five daily shutdowns, prompting subpoenas for council members to testify.
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H. G. Redington
Elyrians
L. B. Bauver
Councl
Citizens Gas & Hletric Co
Whiskeyville
Ilyria
Redington
L M Hamlin
Seli@tor Barrdl
Davies Denies Signing Any Affidavit
Walter Davies testified in his perjury case denying signing a formal affidavit. He spoke about his early bank ties, stating he did not know the bank was purchasing stocks until years after becoming cashier. He claimed Mr Tra ble managed stock buying and selling and that he advised stopping stock purchases to avoid losses.
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Walter Davies
Court House
Trable
Expect Quick Drop in Soft Gas Prices
Soft coal prices are expected to fall as experts linked to national coal operators and wholesalers' groups cite increased mine production and improved transport. Cars and supplies rise to meet demand, with officials noting an upcoming price decline as distribution normalizes and profiteers face legal action.
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Washington
Inta
Ign
Interatate Commerce Commission
Michigan
Indiana
Tony
Distri Toon
Oks
Gree
Aniddle
Esale
Iar
Palmer
Robert Jones Run Over by Auto on West Broad Street
Saturday night at 10 o clock Robert Johns of 673 Broad Street was struck by an automobile driven by R H Scrivens of 4 Broad Street as he stepped from behind a passing truck on West Broad Street. His right leg was run over and bruised. he was otherwise uninjured.
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Robert Johns
Broad Street
R H Scrivens
Johns
West Broad Street
Scrivens
Higa
Lorain County Electric boss cites coal price drop
J B Johnson general manager admits September soft coal fell 90 cents per ton, boosting savings for Lorain County Electric Co. A 75 cent monthly min charge proposal and a 3 1/3 percent rate rise were argued to mainly hinge on coal costs. Johnson notes coal prices fell since mid August, with wholesale figures averaging 3.70 to 7.73 per ton across months. He also cites a 1.7 cent per ton six week drop and a $12,000 annual saving tied to 7,000 tons monthly consumption, while addressing pricing from National Tube Lorain and Elyria mills and National Tube Co electricity rates.
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J. B. Johnson
Lorain Countylectric Co
Chroniele
Electric Company
Homeschere
Johnson
Washington
Lorain County Electric Company
Heaty
Pricrs
Tohnson
Lorain
National Tube Co
State Public Duties Commission
Naional Tube Co
Mrs Mary S King 62 Dies at Massilon
Mrs Mary S King aged 62 died Saturday at the State Hospital at Massilon after extended illness. The body was brought to the city to the home of her brother Jacob Snyder at 21 Lod Street for funeral services Tuesday afternoon, with Rev JH Grant officiating. She had resided here with her mother until her husband’s death last spring and had many old friends in this city.
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Mary Snyder King
State Hospital
Massilon
Jacob Snyder
JH Grant
Open Letter to J B Johnson on Lorain electric rate hike
The Lorain County Electric Cash Liz faced a public dispute over proposed rate increases. The writer accuses Johnson and his salesmen of misrepresenting facts and canvassing neighborhoods with untruths, urging full, accurate publication of letters and receipts to expose the truth. The letter defends prior printed statements and questions the motive behind the campaign. The author notes coal costs, added power capacity, and wholesale coal price drops affecting profitability.
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