Government Fixes Coal Prices at Local Mine
Government interventions set coal prices at mines ranging from 4.60 to 12.60 per ton. A report lists numerous building permits issued this month, with Worthington Ball Co. completing repairs and a 150,000 dollar milestone for a major factory project. Names such as J. J. McGuire, W. Kridge, Barth & Millspaugh, and Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. appear among permit holders and projects including garages, dwellings, and additions.
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H. Yv. Chingus
Awe
Tuttle
Worthington Ball Co
J. J. McGuire
Dwc
W. Kridge
G. L. Breckwith
B. Crisp
E Barth & Millspaugh
Kenyon Beebe
James Colga
G. Ashford
Dvc
Cambridge
Vette
W. E. Hayer
Myron Gibson
R. B. Tree
L. Herman
C. Tattersall
M. Houn
Dwg
Bellefield
Thelo
Willie
Lot Il
Jonn Pekras
Duneidat
Onfoth
Teiginieer
Spruce
Lorain
Madison
Same
Foster
Jacob Batt
Temporary injunction fought to curb United Mine Workers actions
The government won a temporary injunction in Indianapolis restraining United Mine Workers leaders from issuing strike orders sending letters or paying strike benefits, with a permanent hearing set for November 8. A mass coal strike looms as 400,000 miners prepare to walk out at midnight and federal action aims to curb disruption.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers’of America
A. P. Anderson
B. Ames
Frank Hayes
John L. Lewis
William Green
Ind
Indianapollis
C. B. Ames
United Tes
Parker
John B. Creighton
Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
Conference on Labor Strike Tactics in Federal Building
A conference of bureau chiefs from coat wiping states ran into night at the Federal building but ended without discussion of next steps to counteract a strike. Government options include Lever Act arrests of leaders or seeking an injunction to curb strike planning and operations.
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Waijnight
Federal
Panticipants
Agmuchag
Rescue crews crawl through burning mine as hope fades
At Amsterdam Ohio rescuers in trucks and masks frantically dig through the wrecked Yough Twenty mine shaft seeking twenty entombed miners. Officials say little chance of survival as gas and flames fill passages. Water is pumped in, and mine sealing is planned to stop the blaze.
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Amsterdam
Youghtosheny & Ohio
German Reservist Sentenced For Bridge Desecration
Frederickton New Brunswick October 31 Werner Horn the German reservist who tried to dynamite the St Croix bridge February 2 1915 was sentenced 19 day to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Frederickton
New Brunswick
Werner Horn
St. Croix Bridge
Banker Sentenced and Taken to Penitentiary
Accompanied by Sheriff Backus, William Treble, cashier of Lorain City Bank, was taken to the Ohe penitentiary this morning to begin his sentence. Treble, eager to serve, is expected to receive a clerical assignment due to his abilities.
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Backus
William ‘Frente
Lorain
Ohe
Treble
Peace Parley or Court Order Can Avert Strike
Washington reports only hours remain before a possible miners strike threats to coal supply. Government plans include court restraint and emergency measures to keep some miners at work and conserve fuel. President Wilson considers restoring coal price controls and war basis allocation to protect munition production.
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Washington
Wilson
Prisoner Seeks Court Action Over Village Grocery
Qui gor Mladenoff, jailed in Cleveland on a federal charge, asks the court to appoint a receiver for their Lorain grocery and to require an accounting. He alleges partner Obreten Francs dis posed of the store and misapplied funds, with stock valued at 3600 and fears no assets remain upon release. Attorney R F Vandemark named receiver with bond set at 16000.
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Cleveland
Obreten Francs
Lorain
Quigor Mladenoff
Tog
Mladenoff
Uncle Sam’s
R. FL Vandemark
Elyria Campaign On With Election Tuesday
Elyria voters await Tuesday voting as campaigners push local and city offices with offers and qualifications. The piece notes Republican ticket support and the push to elect every candidate on the slate amid a combative campaign atmosphere.
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Elyria
New Fyias
Campatan
Herr Bonneta
President Grant Arrives At Brest With 5000 U.S. Troops
American troops aboard the United States Army Transport President Grant reached Brest France after sailing from Paris for Coblenz, confirming their safe crossing.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States Army
Grant
Cobrenz
Brest
Civil suit against Treble 15 dismissed
The City Bank suit against William J Treble for 24000 filed in August was dismissed in court. meanwhile British Syria policy faces scrutiny as withdrawal critics warn of rising tension and a delicate buffer role by Britain among foreigners and locals in the region.
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Treble 15
City Bank
William J Treble
London
Trood F
Syria
Kentucky Town Exiles Negroes After Robberies
In Corbin Kentucky outraged residents rounded up more than 200 African Americans after a spate of robberies and attacks on whites. Most were boarded onto outgoing trains or forced to walk away. Gunfire occurred and one Black man was killed while several others were injured as authorities sought to restore order.
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Corbin
Get
Othe Era
Atl Fe
Colorado Mines Not to Close in UMW Strike Exemption
Action of the United Mine Workers to exempt 28 Colorado mines from the strike order takes effect at midnight. It will maintain coal production of 16,284 tons daily, about 30 percent of the state's normal output, according to John G. Kerr, secretary of the Colorado Coal Operators Association.
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Dy Associated Press
Columbus
United Line
Workers of America
Ohio
Agers Se “Y Over
Colo
United Mine Workers
Colorado
John G. Kerr
Colorado Coat, Operators Association
Elyrúa Family Plans British Journey After War Delay
Fred Grisvison, his wife and two sons intend to sail for England for two weeks on a ship purchased four years ago. The trip was postponed when World War I began, and now the family resumes plans to travel as conditions permit.
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Elyrua
Fred Grisvison
England
Bazaar Scene Report From Evening Basement Sale
Tonight and Sunday a basement bazaar opens with displays and stalls. Local shoppers attend as vendors offer arts crafts and household items amid a busy storefront atmosphere.
Firemen resigns Sunday again reducing force
Frank E. Smith of Engine Company No 2 today tendered his resignation to take effect Sunday. This will create the fourth vacancy in the fire department leaving the force short.
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Frank E. Smith
Engin Comepany No. 2
Telly Fire
Poor Women and Man Fined Friday for Coal Stealing
In a downtown notices court a group of four women and one man faced the mayor after Western Heights residents halted a coal theft from a freight train early today. The attackers, including women and children, rushed the carriages to stash coal under beds and in cellars before fleeing. All pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs. a defensive plea about exposure drew sympathy but no relief.
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Western Heights
Chilaren
Miners Fire Back at Wilson Over War Clands Crisis
John L. Lewis acting president of the United Mine Workers and the executive board issue a long telegram to Secretary of Labor Wilson attacking Wilson's course in the coal crisis. The message says the president has usurped executive power and outlines failed wage negotiations with operators after Sept 26 at Buffalo. Washington reports Wilson will not release the telegram and has no comment.
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Laldanapolis
Wilson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Washington State
Lewis
Miners’ Council
Central Competition
Out Rar Foua
United Mine Workers
Baflele
Philadelphia
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