Tax Bill Battles Narrow Senate Paths in 1920s Congress
Fragmented comments describe Mellon's tax recommendations rejected by the House. Senate plans to add at least 1 billion to the amount while aiming to reach about 3.985 billion in government taxation. Utah's Senator Smoot proposes a substitute bill for later House rewrites ahead of September reconvening.
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Mellon
House
Senate
Sénate
Melion
Smoot
Republican
Utah
New Instructors Arrive as School Opens for Year
New teachers join the high school as the 1900s term begins with over 800 students enrolled. Oberlin graduate helen will teach French and English while Steinhouser heads the modern language department. Bethel College alum Runeeil serves as coach and music is reinstated after five years under Lorena Tomson from Indiana directing the Iss Tomson program. Page Two.
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Berg
Oberlin
S Alge
yHelen
Ohio
Wesley
Steinhouser
Orsity
Moctern
Bethel College
Runeeilmiucky
Mimmer
Iniversity
Madrid
South
Ath
Somo
Tate
Fdo
Celeven
Peabody
Hirth
Lorena.Tomson
Indiana
Tomson
Kiwanis Gala at Cascade Park Draws 225 Attendees
A large Elyria Lorain and Akron Kiwanis gathering hosted a barbecue and multiple field events at Cascade Park. Akron sent 40 members and a baseball team. Elyria beat them 14 to 8 while Lorain won 4 to 2. Pony race and numerous contests followed with many winners including Paul Kauffman and Hattie Williams.
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Elyria
Lorain
Akron
Cascade Park
Orlando ‘Jones
Georges Richwine
Tola
Paul
Moplah Clash in Malabar Kills Police, Soldiers
A battle in Malabar between about 4,000 Moplah Indians and police and forces leaves a police superintendent and two soldiers dead and four soldiers and six policemen wounded. Casualty estimate runs around 100.
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Bombay
Malabar
Law and Order Rally at Bar Association Meeting
At the American Bar Association gathering in Daugherty argues for strict enforcement and life appointments for eighteen federal judges. Taft cautions delays favor the wealthy and corporations, while lawyers denounce prohibition violators as aiding anarchy.
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Taft
Judicial Section
Harding
Congress
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
American Bar Association
C. A Woods
Marion
8. C
Prize List Promises Labor Day Prizes At Cas cade Park
Prize list from Elyria merchants to Central Labor Union for Labor Day at Cascade Park tops a festival of events. A 2 pm ball game between the Reagle and the Cubs, an ice cream festival and band concert at the courthouse finish the day, with prizes on display in Lewis Mercantile Co windows and many local businesses contributing goods and cash.
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Elyria
Central Labor Union
Cascade- Park
Reaglbe
Amt
Cubs
L -Alaminum
Farm Implement Co
Ruth
Caserole
City Bonds Discussed After Water Works Issue
Bonding company attorneys visited the city and found the issue was regular. Discussion focused on whether the council could issue 360000 dollars in excess of the 1606000 dollar limit.
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City Water Works Improvement
Officials Visit Columbus To Discuss Oberlin Ashland Reed
County commissioners Haigh and Richmond traveled to Columbus to meet with the state highway department about the Oberlin Ashland reed project. They expect a new reed to be constructed.
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Haigh
Richmond
Columbus
State Highway Department
Oberlin
Ashland Reed
Reed
Building Trades Council Meets in Lorain at Machinist Hall
The Lorain Building Trades Council held another meeting at Machinist hall with many delegates from Lorain and the city. Aamicable discussion aimed to protect union interests and block non union workers on union jobs. Committees were appointed to handle the situation. A smoker and general time followed the meeting.
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Lorain
Evidence in Western Reserve Finance Co Case Heard
Court stenographer Walter Watts, appointed master commissioner by the Ohio Supreme Court, conducts testimony in the suit Western Reserve Finance Co v Attorney T C Conway. Conway claims he was elected manager of the company’s affairs, replacing Stanley Shaw, as the case proceeds over several days.
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The
Western Reserve. Finance Co
T. C. Conway
Walter Watts
Ohio Supreme Court
Conway
Western Reserve Finance Co
Stanley Shaw
Ridgeville Man Fined for Assault and Battery
Ridgeville resident Matt Wilhelm was fined twenty five dollars and costs by Justice Hughes for assault and battery. The incident occurred in Ridgeville and led to Wilhelm's arrest of Edward Jarmuth.
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Matt Wilhelm
Justice Hughes
Ridgeville
Wilhelm
Edward
Jarmuth
Missing Canadian importer steamship found near Yerba Buena Island
A wireless message intercepted by the U S naval radio station at Yerba Buena Island reports the steamship Canadian Importer, believed lost with about forty crew, has been located at latitude 39 20 637 west. Assurances of safety come from the message stating a powerful tug can finish the rescue and urging continued position reporting.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States Naval
Yerba Buena Island
Firecracker Lawsuit Over Fourth of July Incident
Arthur Kohlar is being sued for 1000 by Lauretta McMechan after allegedly tossing a large firecracker into the machine Miss McMechan was riding on during the Fourth of July. The blast is claimed to have damaged her clothes and peace of mind.
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Arthur Kohlar
Lauretta McMechan
Kohlar
Miss McMechan
Sinn Fein Delivers Reply to Lloyd George in Scotland
Sinn Fein sent a reply to Lloyd George delivered to him in Scotland. Courier R C Barton carried the document and joined Joseph Machaneh to deliver it. Lloyd George, vacationing in the Scottish highlands, may resume direct talks with Sinn Fein representatives if negotiations reopen.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Lloyd ‘George
Scotland
KR. C. Barton
Lloyd George
Scottish Highlands
Sinn
Iverness
R_C. Barton
Joseph Machaneh
Britain
Liord Fearse
Gairloch
Keils Pled Guilty After Slumbering in Car
O. H. L. Keils of Wakeman was found asleep in a machine on West Avenue. Police court this morning he pled guilty and was fined for fines and costs. He claimed he had secured the hip on in the city but could not recall where.
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O. HL Keils
Wakeman
West Avenue
Kells
Keatils
Burglar Pleads Guilty in North Faton Station Case
Bind Burglar over to grand jury after pleading guilty to burglary before Justice Hughes. Padeswa was arrested yesterday morning while robbing the L. T. Davis store at North Faton Station.
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Stanley Fadeswa
Justice Hughes
Padeswa
L. T. Davis
North Faton Station
Burial for Herman Deiner in Berea Friday
Burial services for Herman Deiner of Berea will be held Friday at 1 30 PM. Mr Deiner died Tuesday evening while visiting his son here and burial will follow at Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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Herman Deiner
Berea
Mr. Deiner
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Harding Says Armed Forces Necessary for Future
President Harding told the Army War College entering class that armed forces will remain essential though burdens of armament may lessen. He warned that armed conflicts will not vanish and stressed the need for understanding among nations for civilization’s progress.
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Washington, Y Sept
Harding
Army War College
Kiwanis Honors Harold Raudebush
Kiwanis members honored Harold Raudebush who leaves Elyria for Sylvania to lead work for the citys Service Co. They gave gifts including a humorous assortment and a dandy umbrella as a serious prize. Secretary George Chamberlain praised his departing member with best wishes from the club. A later business session heard committee reports.
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Kiwanis
Boodbre
Harold’ Raudebush
Elyria
Sylvania
cities-Service Co. the
Raudebush
George Chamberlain
Governor Speaks During State Fair Celebrations
Governor Davis spends Governors Day at the state fair. He tours exhibits with the Canton band, attends horse racing, lunches with fair officials, and plans to present the governor's cup to the 3 year old front winner. Congressman Naicnaar delivers the Grange Day address in the coliseum.
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Columbus
Canton Band
Fairy Management
Davis
J. CC. . Naicnaar
Michigan
National Grange
Srange Hall
Elyrians Ordered to Pay Liquor Tax
Three more Elyrians have been picked to donate $3,900 to Uncle Sam for selling intoxicating liquor. The honored men are John Kovach of 142 Woodford Avenue, Sam Naer of 502 Vulcan Street, and Dash Dormoos. They have been placed on the tax duplicates and must pay the tax.
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Uncle Sam
John Kovach
Woodford Avenue
Sam Naer
Vulcan ‘Street
Dash Dormoos
Court asked to settle dispute over Abbey allotment tithe
Kate Strainic seeks a common pleas court determination of a mother and son's af fair regarding the tithe of a lot in the Abbey allotment. The land carries a mortgage of 5200 dollars.
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Kate Strainic
Common Pleas Court
Government Troops Mobilize as Miners Threaten March
Madison and Logan West Virginia report miners massing under harsh conditions. Troops prepare to move on Harding order as clashes erupt in Morgantown and surrounding coal counties. Fatalities cited and terrain described in rugged mountain towns amid mounting tension.
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Madison
Harding
G.S
Giggo County
Milk Price Cut Rumored by Lorain Dealers
Lorain milk dealers announce a cut in price from 13 to 12 cents per quart and 7 to 6 cents per pint beginning today. Local inquiries found no plan to extend the reduction to Ellyria or nearby markets.
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Lorain
Lambey Company Seeks Cognovit Judgment Against Schusters
The Black River report notes Lambey Company seeks a cognovit judgment for $161.55 against Regina and John Schuster. The motion highlights a debt dispute and requests court action to recover the amount.
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Black River
Lambey Company
Regina
John Schuster
Miners Suffer Heavy Losses at Blair Mountain Fight
September 1 reports indicate fifty miners were killed or wounded amid heavy combat at Blair Mountain. Reinforcements push toward the Logan area as secrecy surrounds casualties at Blair and Ox Creek. The front line battle includes machine nests and a reported capture or escape of two attackers, with continued fighting at Crooked Creek.
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Blair
Logan
Foster
Ox Creek
Ireland's Freedom Theme Focused On Irish Question Address
Peter Golden of Chicago the Irish Poet spoke at Moose Hall on the Irish question narrating Ireland’s sufferings from Queen Elizabeth to present and urging self rule as the true path. The audience filled the hall and sang with encores by Bo O Donnell and Rose Kirk wife of the bride.
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Ireland
Queen Elizabeth
Ermgland
England
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EL Schwartz
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Hart’s
Max G.hart
Elyria Relting & Machinery Co
Newark Shoe Co
Robert ‘Chesler, Taylor
Riverside Millings ‘Company
F_ Reinke
Dubiske Club
Mavror Jones
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J. W.farewell
Murbach Coal Co
Geo. W. Philpott& Co
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C. H. Savage
Foster Fitch Co
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John Demir- Jian
C. WH. Merthe & Co
Elvira Hardware Co
John Lersch
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Damm’'s Bakery
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Harold Raudebush
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