Fete Gace Shopmen Leader Urges Stand Firm Fight
Canton reports include four Labor Day fatal auto accidents. James Saddler, 58, a Marine Bank messenger in Pittsburgh, was killed. his nephew Ray Saddler died from injuries. a wife and six year old niece hospitalized after a Beach City collision with a train. Other fatalities and injuries follow across Newark and Coshocton with drivers and onlookers injured in the day’s crashes. A Chicago dispatch notes a shopmen strike bulletin urging unity and self reliance against railroad management.
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Canton
James Saddler
Marine Bank
Pittsburgh
Ray Saddler
Lucille
Aultman Hospital
Beach City
Bear Rre
Dominick Baveyldere
Northern Ohio Traction Interurban
Cuanton-Masaillon
Chicago
B M Jewell
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Daugherty
Ratterbury
Pennsylvania Road
Grable
Iaberboard
Labor Day parade and union gathering at Caseide Park
A large Labor Day event in Elyria featured a parade to Caseide Park where men, wives, and outsiders enjoyed sports and a long afternoon. JF Burke recounted being steamrolled at the state Republican convention and detailed planks he wanted adopted, accusing local officials of bias and manipulation. The Central Labor Union chair Gwilym Jones led the gathering with the crowd singing.
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Elyria
Carcads Park
JF Burke
Caseide Park
Thie
14Th Congressional District
Summit County
Burke
Resolutions Committee
Lorain County
Ar Tuound & Popular Assembly of the People
Phcads
Jom Scott
Central Labor Union
Gwilym Jones
Amer
Car Crash Near Wakeman Injures Four
J H Botamer 52 of High street and three others were injured in a Sunday morning automobile crash near Wakeman. Botamer is in Memorial Hospital in critical condition with others seriously bruised. The accident occurred as Botamer tried to avoid another car, sending his vehicle into a ditch and overturning. An X ray was taken and Botamer showed slight improvement the next day. Mrs Botamer and Mrs Henry Freston also suffered injuries and were hospitalized.
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J H Botamer
High Street
Lake Axenus
Memorial Hospital
Wakeman
Mio
Botamer
Henry Freston
Tts Clt
Toledo
Hewes
Preaton
Lorain Man Sues Mother-In-Law Over Alleged Malicious Conduct
Peter Kup of Lorain has filed a $10,000 damage suit against Mary Anto of Lorain alleging his marriage to Anto's daughter on March 4 led to the mother in law poisoning the daughter's mind and persuading her to charge him with improper conduct to gain his property.
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Peter Kup
Lorain
Mary Anto
Court of Appeals Session Yields Little Business
The district court of appeals met in this city for a short session with little business. Two actions by C C Timberman to secure his release from the penitentiary were dismissed and other cases were continued.
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District Court of Appeals
C C Timberman
Special Session Called For Ohio Legislature September 11
Governor Davis announced a special session of the Ohio legislature for Monday September 11 in Columbus to enact laws to ensure a fair coal price and prevent profiteering. He said authorities may seize coal in transit if needed and will use legal powers under the 1913 conservation amendment to regulate mining and marketing.
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Columbus
Davis
Ohio
Davia
Price
Chao Gilson Charged With Assault on Girl
A depraved case was heard by Mayor Jones this morning. Charles Gilson, 40, was charged with criminal assault against Breta Page, 13, daughter of Jasper Page of 104% Mound street. The girl testified that the assault occurred at Gilson's home on August 19. Gilson denied the charge and claimed a frame up. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond, which he has not furnished.
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Mayor Jones
Charles Gilson
Abbe Road
Breta Page
Jasper Page
Mound Street
Gilson
Jones
Grand Jury
Second Cho Judge Thinks of Retiring
Washington reports a second associate justice, William T. Day, considering retirement after John H Clark’s resignation. The Senate approved Harding’s pick George Sutherland to replace Clark, amid national debates on the League of Nations shaping the 1924 election.
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Capitol
White House
Senate
Harding
George Sutherland
Utah
John H Clark
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Esociate
William T. Day
Roosevelt
League of Nations
John IV Clarke
Harding sends Coburn postmaster nomination to Senate
In Amherst Ohio Jennie Coburn is nominated to be postmaster after a civil service exam narrowing the field from Hugh Finnegan and Clarence Walter. Edward Sahmal a carrier who served in the war has a record attached that caused a delay in the final recommendation.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Jennie Coburn
Amherst
Ohio
Edward Sahmal
Hugh Finnegan
Clarence Walter
Coburn
Former Congressman Seward H Williams Dies at Home
Seward H Williams 52 former county representative and city solicitor in Toledo died at his home on Fast Erie Avenue after a brief illness Saturday night. He was a Lorain County Bar member and long time public servant. Funeral services were held at his home this afternoon.
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Seward H Williams
Erie Ave
Willarms
Algo
Toraln
Lorain
Ten Thousand See Good Display at County Fair
More than ten thousand visitors passed through fair gates yesterday praising the event as the best in over twenty years. Exhibits filled every hall with agricultural displays, county farm and bureau showcases, beekeeping, crafts, and a large merchants section drawing wide attention.
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Thre Granges
North Elyma Granee
Ridgeville Grane
Hickory Tree Grange
Ambhers
County Farm Bureau
Howard Rogers
Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association
Pat Dailey
Raphael Holcomb
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce After 32 Years of Marriage
A Lorain woman seeks divorce from John Repko after 32 years citing 30 years of abuse and attempted character assassination. She requests alimony, custody of minor children, and restraining orders regarding property and finances. Other filings include Stella Ostrisioski vs John Repko for extreme cruelty, Stella Bodner name restoration, Ethel Gutvan vs Louis Gutvan for wilful absence, and Philip Hacker vs Elizabeth Hacker for neglect and cruelty.
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Lorain
Mathilda Repko
John Repko
Stella Ostrisioski
John
Almon
Stella Bodner
Ethel Gutvan
Louia Gutven
Philip Hacker
Elizabeth Hacker
Fined $25 After Auto Collision
Last evening at 10 o'clock M M Karchner of 249 Shuvesnath Street drove on Middle avenues and Second Street. Both cars were damaged and Horwedel was arrested for intoxicated driving. He was fined $25 by Mayor Jones after he was abusive at the police station. He faces the consequences in Jackson California.
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M M. Karchner
Shuvesnath Street
Middle Avenues
Second Street
Horwedel
Jones
Open Car Door Nearly Causes Wreck on N Y C
Early morning incident on the N C railway sees a westbound freight car door and hoop iron fall onto an eastbound track near the coal dock. Officer Hamlin removed the debris and notified the coal docks, averting danger to tram operations.
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N. Y.C
Hamlin
Coal Docka
City and Normal Schools Read to Open Tomorrow
The long vacation ends and students prepare to return as city and normal schools reopen. Construction on Lincoln bulldog and Roosevelt building projects nears completion, desks to be added, and Gates School overcrowding addressed. The joint city country normal school reopens with enrollment doubled to seventy five.
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Gates School
Lake Avenue
Unti
Roosevelt
West River Street
City Country Normal School
Suma
Ool
Forty British Miners Entombed in Cumberlandshire Blast
London Sept 4. Fort minutes after a coal mine explosion in Cumberlandshire entombed forty British miners. It is feared the loss of life will be heavy. Ten bodies had been recovered within several hours.
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London
Cumberlandshire
Harold Bates Hurt as Wall Tumbles at School Site
Harold Bates was injured Saturday afternoon when a section of a wall at the old Lake Avenue school building collapsed during demolition. A companion warned him, he tried to flee but was trapped. fellow workers rescued him and he was taken to a doctor's office where he began recovering from bruises.
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Harold Bates
Taderarrow
Wellington Silo and Barns Blown Over
A 45 minute wind and electrical storm between Wellington and Huntington knocked down silos and several small buildings. Roads were blocked until workmen cleared fallen telephone poles and trees across the highway.
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Wellington
Huntington Tuo
Bonus measure delayed again in tariff bill talks
Washington dispatch reports the soldiers bonus bill was postponed as conferees from the senate finance committee and house ways and means committee voted five to three to finish ironing out tariff bill differences before taking up the bonus. Chairman Campbell announced potential agreement on the tariff bill before week’s end to the House.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
County Commissioner Haigh Confined At Home By Breaksdown
Riptons official Samuel Haigh is reported bed ridden with a nervous breakdown after strenuous campaign work and duties. He is resting comfortably and expected to be out soon.
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SV Haigh
Riptons
Campaiggn
Relatives Sought in Akron Death Case
Akron police seek John Heebde's parents or relatives after his death in Rubber City. Authorities believe they live on North Ridge Road but have not yet been located.
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Akron
John Heebde
Rubber City
Uve
North Ridge Road
Arthur Richwine Appointed Deputy County Clerk
This morning Arthur Richwine was appointed deputy clerk in the office of County Clerk C M Whe lam a fas succeeds Ralph Williams, and will have charge of automobile transfers.
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Arthur Richwine
M Whelama
Fas
Ralph Williams
Administration Speech Sparks Attacks on Daugherty
Washington report of Sept 5 describes William H. Johnston of the International Association of Machinists condemning the Harding administration and a Chicago judge over a federal injunction against striking workers. Johnston calls the injunction a big noise and forces to defend constitutional rights amid bitter remarks aimed at Attorney General Daugherty and Judge Wilkerson.
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Fovecrement
Daugherty
White House
Harding
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Rai
Chicago
Wilkerson Johnston
Johnston
Johsston
Ee Lerty
Wilkersoe
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