Rail unions face rulings as big five split widens
Chicago dispatch reports a federal labor board ruling impending on future railroad strikes and a split within the big five brotherhoods. Pennsylvania railroad agrees to follow board rulings on elections while tensions mount over wage talks and labor authority.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor
Labor Board
Brotherhood of Locomotivg
Engineers
Fremen and Engigemac
Hare
Cleveland
W. G. Lee
Trate Men
Lee
Isbor
Stone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
War With Ireland Would Cost Billion And Last Two Years
British military experts warned Premier Lloyd George that suppressing the Irish rebellion would cost about 1 billion dollars and take two years, with heavy human losses. He plans to address Parliament on Monday, citing these figures to counter critics and argue for continued imperial unity. Dublin talks between Sinn Fein and Eamon De Valera discussed constitutional matters and Ireland remaining part of the empire with sovereignty issues unresolved.
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London
Lloyd George
Britain
Ireland
House of Commons
Traland
Dublin
High Council of the
Sinn Fein
Eamonn Devatera
Devatera
Stan
Early Football Scores From Several High Schools and Colleges
First quarter tallies show FLYRNA High 0 Oberlin High 0 Amherst 6 Wellington 3 Harvard 0 Centro 0. Penn State 7 Georgia Tech 7 in the first, Penn State 14 Georgia Tech 7 at halftime. Marietta 7 W V Wesleyan 0 with 0 second quarter, score 7 0 at halftime. Princeton 14 Virginia 0 in the first quarter at Princeton.
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Flyrna High
Oberlin High
Amherst
Wellington
Harvard
Centro
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Marietta
W. Va
Wesleyan
Princeton
Virginia
Railway workers held up near Granite Town
Seven section hands on the I and OF railroad near G ton were robbed by a colored man Thursday night. About 40 dollars in cash was taken before the robber fled. This marks a second similar holdup in three weeks, a Big Feet section man already robbed of 75 dollars.
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I & OF Railroad
Gton
Disarm Delegates May Tour Coast
A concurrent Senate resolution would authorize the secretary of state to invite all delegates to the armament limitation conference and newspaper correspondents to an extended tour of the United States, especially the Pacific coast, as government guests. The measure was introduced by Senator Stanisfield of Oregon.
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Washington
Nawspaper
Pacific Coast
Senate
Appeals Judgement In Lorain Court Over $82 Debt
Eli Seberk and Jorain have appealed a judgment for $82 obtained by The Idest Cap Co in Justice Strenick's court at Lorain. The appeal follows the Lorain court decision enforcing the debt.
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Eli Seberk
Jorain
Idest Cap Co
Strenick
Lorain
Recall Vote Signals Change in State Government
In incomplete returns at noon from 949 of 2,294 precincts, R A Nestos led independent rivals by about 21 044 votes with Nestos at 81 795 and Frasier at 54 75. The recall of Avernoh and other officials including J Fra sier, William Lemke, and John N Hagen was indicated, as non partisan leaguers were noted as recalled from office.
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Bismark
Andes Inn
J. Frasier
William Lemke
Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagen
R. A. Nestos
Power
Perantet
Nestos
Frasier
Lorain orders recount of 10 ballots for city solicitor
Judge W. H. Thompson ordered the primary Lorain solicitor ballots opened in court and recounts set for 10 AM Monday. The case of D. A. Cook vs C. E. Van Deusen showed Van Deusen with 1326 votes, Cook 3118, and Wesley Grills 1085, with irregularities cited in ward and precinct tallies.
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Thompson
Lorain
D. A. Cook
C. E. van Deusen
van Deusen
Cook
Wesly Grills
Wesley Grills
William McAllister
Dissler
McAllster
Vandeusen
Gutsch
Cromwell Seeks New Trial Amid Court Order Dispute
Attorneys for John C Cromwell filed a motion for a new trial arguing trial judge errors in admitting testimony and in not considering a Cleveland settlement. They contend nine reasons exist with the key issue the court lacked jurisdiction and failed to address the settlement. The case arose after a disputed charge to the jury and objections by the plaintiff.
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John C. Cromwell
Cleveland
Miss Kilt
Amendments to Constitution to Be Voted Upon Nov 8
Columbus Oct 29 The drive to amend the state constitution to authorize a soldiers bonus includes a poll tax provision and district boundary changes. Governor Davis and American Legion officials campaign in support while opposition grows. The plan would pay about 243000 veterans up to 250 dollars each as adjusted compensation at ten dollars per month served.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
Davis
City of Lorain Named Defendant in Replevin Suit
Theritish & Foreign Marine Insurance Co. began replevin proceedings against the city of Lorain in court today. The petition states the city is holding a studio car that the plaintiffs are entitled to, and the court is asked to award it to them.
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Theritish & Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Lorain
Senator Lodge Illness Delays Tax Action
In Washington on October 29 the illness of Senator Lodge of Massachusetts hindered the senate debate and the Republican plan to rush final passage of the compromise tax bill. Lodge was confined to his residence with a sore throat and unable to attend the day’s session.
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Washington
Inness
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Weather outlook shows showers later in week
The outlook for October 31 to November 5 calls for generally fair weather in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with showers probable late week. The Great Lakes region expects showers early and late week with a middle period of fair conditions. Temperatures remain normal.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Cognovit Judgment Sought On Matin Orlow Note
The Metropolitan Securities Co. obtained judgment on a cognovit note from Matin Orlow today. They also seek foreclosure of a chattel mortgage for 106 dollars.
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Metropolitan Securities Co
Matin Orlow
Michigan Posse on Trail of Train Wreck Angles for Three Escaped Inmates
A posse of several hundred men under Sheriff Baker hunted in Michigan for three escaped inmates of the Michigan home and training school accused of wrecking the Grand Trunk train No 5 near Lapper on October 28. Injuries included a seriously hurt passenger and a badly burned fireman. the wreck suggested deliberate action. Elsewhere Engineer FE Etchinson was killed when Baltimore & Ohio express No 29 collided with a derailed freight car at Magnolia West Virginia.
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Lapper
Mich
Baker
Michigan Home and Training School
Grand Tra
Elba
Port Huson
Chita Fo
Mann
Michie
Cumberland
H. Etchinson
Baltimore
Magnolia
W. Va
Here
C. Berger
Skiff
Jersey City
Married for Money Wife Seeks Divorce in Local Court
Eletta Kent of this city asks the court to grant a divorce from Jay Kent whom she says married her for money and falsely promised a fine Detroit home. She alleges he took her to Detroit hotels, kept her in boarding houses, then deserted her and attempted to steal her money while she was hospitalized. She owns property in Cleveland Elyria and Avon and seeks alimony and barring him from her property.
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Eletta Kent
Sity
Jay Kent
Detroit
Shi
Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Elyria
Avon
Officers Destroy Pure Grain Alcohol
Federal officers Mc Neer and Schrist returned Saturday afternoon to complete the job of destroying liquor stored at the police station for several months. They found about forty gallons of grain alcohol and a supply of old time whisky. Chief Stankard turned over the liquor which had no proper destination. It was dumped and discarded.
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W. P. McNeer
A. Schrist
Cleveland
Stankard
Judge rules indigent can’t buy jail release in rum case
In a bench opinion Judge W B Thompson denied habeas corpus release for Tony Guske who could not pay a 699 fine for illegal whiskey production. Guske, jailed in Henrietta township after a 600 fine and costs, must stay jailed until the county auditor acts. The decision aims to curb illicit liquor manufacture and sales in the county.
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W. B. Thompson
Tony Guske
Amt Atdttar
Guske
Welty
Backus
Webber
Mysterious double murder near Portsmouth shocks Scioto county
John W. Newman 26 and Miss Louise Doyle 18 were found dead in an abandoned farmhouse on the Scioto trail seven miles north of Portsmouth. Coroner declares double murder. gunfire at close range. engagement ring noted. vehicle abandoned with no signs of struggle.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
John W. Newman
Louise] Doyle
Scioto Trail
Newman
Als
Newmary
J. D. Henrickson
Thera
Misa Doyle
Roscoe Chandler
Harvey Lyons
Ercelsior Shoe Company
Miss Doyle
Boiler explosion kills fireman at Canton water works
City and state officials investigate a boiler blast at the central pumping station of Canton municipal water works. Lewis Betchler, a fireman, died in the incident last night.
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Canton
Municipal Water Works
Lewis Betchler
Berea College President Hutchins to Speak to Rotarians
President William J. Hutchins of Berea College Kentucky former Oberlin professor will address the Rotary Club next Tuesday November 2 at the WV Wot A Dr Hinins is an Oberlin man who studied at Yale Union Theological Seminary and taught at Oberlin before becoming Berea president His Oberlin ties give him a wide circle of friends in Kentucky who follow his Berea work.
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W. J. Hutchins
Berea
Ky.) College
Oberlin
William J. Hutchins
Berea College
Kentucky
Tuucheon
Rooe
Hinins
Wing
Yaieity
Union Theological Seminary
Ura Uate School of Theology
Marshal Foch Again Honored in Washington Visit
Marshal Ferdinand Foch met with official Washington including the White House and other departments amid cheers from admirers. He attempted to see former President Woodrow Wilson at 2540 8th Street but Wilson was unable to receive him due to prior constraints.
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Washington
Marshal Perdinand Foch
Capitol
Woodrow Wilsed
White House
Paris
Wilson
Ford
Jusserand
Street
John Randolph Bolling
Woman Footpad Knifes Victim in Akron Robbery
Akron reports a man and woman attacked in the business district last night. The assailant refused to surrender and fled after stabbing the man in the side and slashing his wrist, sending him to hospital. The motive and identities are unclear.
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Akron
W. Bulcher
Tig
Woman Slays Rival Then Quietly Waits for Police
In Wheeling West Virginia on October 29 Mrs Pearl Williams 40 a widow was shot and killed by Mrs Perry Cunkle Sr wife of a railroad brakeman. Cunkle after the shooting went to an adjoining apartment in the Migata building and calmly awaited police. Police say motive is unclear but suggest an eternal triangle may be involved.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pearl Williams
Perry Cunide
RB. & O. Brakeman
Miegata
Willams
Cunkle
Missing paymaster and payroll vanish in West Virginia
Ort 29. Jacob Schedle, paymaster of Middle State Construction, has been missing for 48 hours. $4,500 in payroll money is also missing. A note found with empty pay envelopes claims the funds could show each employee's due amount.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Jacoh Schedle
Middle State Construction Company
Miner Hunt Follows Priest Slaying Trail
An drew Holanda, 20, a miner, is at large after the murder of Father A B Belknap pastor of St Pauls Cathedral. Police found a revolver and hammer in his room and hounds were used to track him. The priest was killed while tending to a sick man near the city outskirts. Belknap's funeral was held with clergy and hundreds in attendance.
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Andrew Holanda
A. B. Balknan
St. Paul's Cathedral
Rolando
Bis Room
Contempt Hearing Rules Man to Support Wife
Evalyn Smith and Arthur L. Smith appeared before Judge Thompson. The court found the man unable to earn more than 80 dollars, noting his remarriage, and held him in contempt. He was ordered to pay £15 a month to his wife starting May 1.
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Evalyn Smith
Arthur L. Smith
Thompson
Smith
Champagne party toppled ex emperor’s royalist bid
Berlin October 23 Former Emperor Charles champagne binge allegedly undermined a royalist coup in Hungary. Reports claim Charles planned a swift Budapest surprise but delayed with a celebratory banquet at Od enburg, with Empress Zita urging restraint. The episode reportedly sapped momentum and helped doom the venture.
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Berlin
Charles
Budapewat
Hungary
Budapest
Odenburg
Empresa Zita i
Yao
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