Railway Shop Crafts Defy Court Injunction in Strike Battle
The executive council of the shopcrafts union vows to continue lawful picketing and strikes despite a United States injunction aimed at stopping rail strike activity. The group argues constitutional rights and Supreme Court precedents support peaceful picketing and urges adherence to lawful action until a settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa of Labor
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Fom
Avery Power
Shopcrafts Organization
F Feneral
Offen
Supreme Court of the United States
Executive Council of the
Shopcrafts
Wilkerson
Supreme Court
Local Fair Offers Large Prize List and Races
A crowded community fair page lists walking and foot races for Union families, earning prizes from a gold watch to cigars and flour. Numerous vendors and sponsors are named, with scores of household items, foods, and apparel in cash and goods prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Century Print Shop
Iediea
Union Man
Tennigs
Vaane
Boya
Union
Marshmaallows
Srd
Ibs
Coftes
Inc
Japan
Spotlight
Gillette
Harding Gets Bonus Bill Continued From Page One
North Dakota author of the bill in the present form says the conference report will be referred to both houses by Tuesday and the measure will go to the White House by Thursday, despite delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Congress
White House
Houranoue at RDCville Western Reserve Grain Dealers Meet
Members of the Western Reserve Grain Dealers Association gathered in Alber's Ville with wives for a dinner and program. President H W Tibbals of Elyria presided as Mayor Jones shared a humorous anecdote about Jake Murbach, followed by talks on grain business and world economics, then a business meeting and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Reserve Grain Dealers Assciation
Alber's Ville
H. W. Tibbals
Elyria
Georeterre
Phil Horn
Mosroeville
Tibbals
Mayor Jones
Virginia Craodalk
Tibball
Jake Murbach
Are
Mr. Jones
Mr. Murbach
Colorado
Jake
Jones
Jibball
J. F. Burke
America
Delog Ber
Toledo
Thera
Peace prospects in coal strike linger as talks continue
Operators hold a private session at Reading terminal to resolve points of a peace plan while a joint conference with the nunnery is eyed later. Secretary Davis may meet operators and mediator Papper as telegrams urge extending the wage scale beyond April 1 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Davis
John L. Lewis
Winsted Mine Workers of America
George Wherton Papper
Rain Storm Drops Six Inches In Nation Causing Delays
A severe storm drenched the nation delaying transportation. By 8 a m six inches of rain were recorded, flooding cellars and impeding street cars. Telecommunication lines in Pittsburg and Detroit suffered damage as storms spread from the Midwest, Cork weather reports note Irish Free State clashes with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Supreme Court and Liberty Versus Public Order Debate
Officials urge adherence to constitutional rights amid injunction disputes with railroads. The Labor Day message from the Federated Council of Churches is cited, warning that coercive actions threaten freedom. Gandhi’s philosophy of nonviolence is endorsed as a model for restoring constitutional liberties through orderly means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Supreme Court
America
India
Seader
Ghandi
Labor Leaders Warn of General Strike Pressure
Samuel Gompers says local unions push for a general strike to halt deflation of labor as shopcrafts face federal injunction. He notes leaders plan a leaderless strike if courts intervene and calls for AFL executive council meeting ahead of Chicago court date on Daugherty injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
New England
Gompers
Federation
Federal
Chicago
Daugherty
Deaths in Tennessee and Ohio shop clashes reported
In Memphis Tennessee striking and non union workers fought in an early morning clash with casualties. In Cleveland Ohio Matthew Schweistahl a 21 year old striker was killed and Peter Rehwetatbal a 45 year old cabinet maker was wounded after a confrontation with three alleged strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tena
Bere
Cleveland
Matthew Btracisar
Triking
Peter Sehwelnthal
New York Central
Schweistahl
Schweiethal
Aiasisay
Rehwetatbal
Automobile Crash East of Fields Corners Injures Wightman Daughters
An east of Fields Corners crash occurred when J. C. Wightman of Columbus lost control as his machine struck green line street car tracks and overturned. Two of his daughters suffered serious bruises and were treated by neighbors.
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Fields Corners
J. C. Wightman
Columbus
Green Line
Wightman
Neghbors
Granges 10 Exhibit At Lorain County Fair
Lorain County Agricultural Society reports several Granges in Lorain County plan exhibits at the county fair. The Lorain County Infirmary also aims for a large display from the county farm on Murray Ridge, marking a first time such a exhibit is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
James Fox
Abbey Road
W. A. Society
Edward J. Fox
Walter Boyd
Col
Dan Eason
Uncle of Cleveland mayor wounded in pistol accident
Albert J. Johneson husband of Peggy Marsh actress and dancer was badly wounded when a Ree Rete pistol exploded while he cleaned it at a Lake camp. He was rushed by boat and car to Champlain Valley hospital after emergency surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
N. Y
Albert J. Johneson
Peggy Marsh
Geld bin Ehgpeeg
Johnson's
Chateaugay Lake
Jack Clifford
Evelyn Neabit
Johnson
Johson
Champlain Valley Hospital
Albert I. Johnson
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Fom Johnson
Cleveland
Jury Probes Mine Massacre as Brundage Seeks Answers
The grand jury investigation into the mine massacre continues with Attorney General Brundage leading a steady stream of witnesses through the courthouse. Otis Clark, mine local president, remains jailed on murder charges related to the death march near Harrin as prosecutors vow to resist defense bail efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brundage
Otis Clark
C. K. McDowell
Harrin
Bai
Judge Webber Fights Aito Ouster At Hinckley Event
Judge A R Webber protests the Hinckley Labor Day celebration and a Ford touring car raffle by the Binchiey Booster club calling it flag gambling and vows to prosecute the first seller of a ticket. Funeral services for Ernest A Woodings of Detroit are set in Grafton with Knights of Malta officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Hinckley
A. R. Webber
Binchiey Booster Club
Pollution of River Is Menace to Residents
Residents blame Mendelson Reduction Co for foul odors from garbage dumped near Elyria and Lorain. County Health Commissioner McIntosh plans court action to shut the plant as officials vow to abate the nuisance. Township officials say they will persist until the odor problem ends and a disposal plant is built. Autoists avoid the route due to the stench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Mendelson Reduction Co
Elyria
Lorain
Adt
McIntosh
Otto Miachka
H. C. Schatbla
van Eason
Reduction Company
Death of James Natry shocks Wellington community
Wellington reports the death of James Natry after several weeks ill health. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Church with burial in Grafton Cemetery. He is survived by Miss May Nairy of Wellington and Miss Nell and Frank Nairy of Cleveland. Wellington has a list of notes including a Cleveland visitor, a nurse trainee, a teacher, and a marriage announcement between Lloyd Brothers and Gertrude Martin with plans to reside in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame Natry
Grafton
Wellington
James Natry
St. Patrick's Church
May Nairy
Nell
Frank Nairy
Cleveland
C. E. Trippe
George Richards
James C. MacDermott
Lipwood Park
Misa Gladys Battles
Grace Hospital
Misa Battles
Wellington Telephone Company
William Blanchards
Forest St
Migs Marton Sutliff
Youngstown
Lloyd Brothers
Misa Gertrude Martin
See our Display at the Fair Farm Implement Co
Farmers flock to the annual exposition as the Farm Implement Company showcases a range of plows cultivators and wagons in a bright display. Local buyers examine the tools and negotiate prices while company representatives discuss durability and service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Farm Implement Co
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Junction
Borate
le Moulton
An and Cassen
Clark
Poor
Hollis
Glover Plato
Lucky
Eld
Maslett
Califor
D Bakery
Bell
Eldred
Wagner
Drugetat
Nemeth
Bros
Zimmer
Ney
Ley
Hdwe. Co
Drake
Ailk
Barzaln
R'S Auto Accessory Co
Otlight
Lewis Mercantila Co, Ailk
Isher Bros. Co
Broadbasket
Wyria Lav. and Trust Co
National Bank
N County Lav. and Trust
Say
Deposit Bk. and Trust
M Jones
C. Ll. U. Ash
Beott, Secy
Land Street
Cigars
Gag and Elect. Co
Bob Rogers
Lee Whitney and Co
Lyra Underwear and Furnishing Co
Detroit Billiard Room
Otto Feagler
C. Bower
Harry H. Smith and Co
M. Chingus Cigar Store
Dwe
H. Burr
Chas. H. Savage
T. R. Daniels
Hubert Day and Sons
Paradise Soda Grille
Ebert's Drug Store
Rombus West
Royal Clothing
Alier
Fay Company
Dachtler and
Dachtler
HA Stoddard and Co
Superior Electric Co
Tom Douglas
H. Merthe and Co
Thy Robinson-Hancock Co
W. Phillips
Foster-Fitch Co
Elyria Howe, Co
John Lersch Co
Geo. A. Clark Co
Freese Bros
Heidemyer Howe
Joan Co
E. Market
Feders: Stores Co
Hecosk Floral Co
Alfern and Jardiniara Mit
Ps Condes Cy Umbrella
Allen and Brown
Umbrella Atand
W. J. Farewell
Dle
Murbach Coal Co
Day
Musi
Sal's
Boylan’s
Elyria Auto Supply Co
Flashligt
City Market Drug Store
Shheht
Eldetread Tire and Supply Co
Dutch Henry's
Philpott Shoe Store
Indies
Houe
al Cohn
Alii
Ackerman
Jo Din
Tors O'Donnell
Wellert Grocery
Harding
Houranoue
Rdcville
Pittsburg
Middle West
Pontal Telegraph Company
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Fla
Ponta
Western Union
Detroit
Erin Pahade Landon
Cork
U. S
AL Stane
Wartington
Pomereng
Orm Paige Frage
Moe ‘ Micas
Tom Johnson
Seth Shunk
Riverview Park
Aed
LEE Whitney &O
A. B. Curtice
Lodi
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