Hope In Secret Sessions Drive For Partial Peace
Washington reports secrecy surrounds a campaign by six railway shopcraft leaders to secure separate peace accords with moderate railway executives in hopes of a future national settlement. Key meetings occurred in Baltimore with figures such as Bert M Jewell and Daniel Willard discussed, while Attorney General Daugherty pressed their court challenge.
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Washington
John L Lewis
Tailway
Baltimore
International News Service
Bert M Jewell
Jewell
Emerson Hotel
Emerson
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
E H Fitzgerald
Order of Railway Clerks
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Poison Booze Kills Twelve and Arrest Third Woman
Brooklyn deaths blamed on poisoned whiskey kill twelve. third woman, Mia Palazzola, arrested for illegal liquor possession as autopsies proceed. Kings County grand jury opens probe into the deaths with eight others injured or hospitalized. In Ambridge, Pa., police battle robbers at a distillery raid, two officers shot, seven barrels of whiskey seized, and bandits flee with part of their haul.
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Conover Street
Brooklyn
Margaret Polarzole
Kings County Grand Jury
Martin J Connolly
Thomas K Padden
Red Hook
Wuest
Kings County
Mia Palazzola
Battle Ambridge
A. W. Noland
Frank Bolastingle
Ambridge
Fair Oaks
Here
Rebblers
Two Motor Crashes Injure Drivers in City Route
Bolden of 315 Eleventh Street a driver for Tabor Ice Cream Co was crushed between his parked machine and a Kopley auto after Parker of 1925 East 324th Street Lorain drove into it. He suffered leg bruises. Dutch Kessler a patrolman for Ohio Public Service Co was in a collision at 13th Street and West Avenue. his head struck windshield causing cuts and possible rib injury. Both cars damaged. Kessler taken home.
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E W. Bolden
Eleventh Street
Cheapside
Tabor Ice Cream Co
S. ‘Parker
Lorain
H Kopley
Kopley
Tabor
Bolden
Kessler
Tiddie Avenue
Ohio Public Service Co
13Th Street
West Avenue
Carl Walton
Mary L. Young Dies After Stork's Visit
Mary L. Young, 39, of 101 West River Street, died at the hospital after a five week illness since her baby was born. She moved here seven years ago and is survived by her husband and six children Luther Warwick Ruth August Lucille and William. Funeral services will be held at the Sndro parlors on Saturday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. W. L. Burner. Burial at Ridgelawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Young
West River Street
Luther
Warwick
Ruth
August
Lucille
William
Sndro
W. L. Burner
Ridgelawn
Mayor's Son Jockeys For Speedier Pony Race at Fair Grounds
A lighthearted note from the Fair Grounds describes Master Orlando Jones and Master John Franklin Burke with their ponies Billy and Merrylegs. Merrylegs is faster, and despite marriage talk between ponies, the planned race outcome favors Merrylegs. Orlando rides, John Franklin reluctant. the race outcome remains uncertain as the boys manage the ponies for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Orlando Jones
Billy
Teadera
Orlando
John Franklin Burke
Merrylegs
John Franklin
Five Soldiers Killed In Gun Hold-Up On Tehuantepec Rail
Mexico City reports five federal soldiers died when rebels held up a Pan American train on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec railway near San Geronimo. Sixteen soldiers served as guards. three rebels were killed. Separate dispatch from Dublin notes peace proposals amid Irish irregulars fighting the free state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Tehuantepec
War Department
San Geronimo
Will Vote On Peace Proposal In Rail Labor Meeting
Chicago dispatch reports a rift in the labor capital war among railroad shopmen narrowing as a policy committee of 90 prepare to vote on a settlement plan. The meeting is set for Monday at 10 am at the Sheridan Plaza hotel with a call signed by B M Jones, president of the striking shopmen and John Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shopcrafts Policy Committee
Sheridan Plaza
B. M. Jones
Striking Shopmens Organization
John Scott
Railway Employes Department
American Federation of Labor
Sherdan Plaza
Lorain Liquor Toters On Trial In Court
In Lorain Justice 8 J George presides in Court Room 1 over multiple liquor cases. First defendant Alex Horaminski of 1550 Broadway alleged illegal operation under Safety Director Klary’s direction. Officers testified about tainted liquor and a chemical analysis showed 20 percent alcohol. Prosecution and defense clashed as more defendants Dan Gwadaski Jim McCleary Clara Krady and Dan Boerin faced trial, with Boerin’s case postponed a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. George
Lorain
Alex Hoarminski
Broadway
Frank Klary
Klady
Lawrence Webber
Wm. F. Hurley
F . Meister
William Arnold
Frea Early
Meister
Frank Gwadeaki
E .C. Curtices
Elsrva
Hurley
Dan Gwadeskie
Jim McCleary
Clara Krady
Dan Boerin
Horminski
Lorain Chemist Seeks Action On River Pollution
Lorain city chemist Thomas Tristram says Elyria pollution from open sewers into Black River does not affect Lorain after dilution and travel time. He notes water becomes cleaner as it travels, but warns the stream remains unhealthy for people and animals and supports sanitary sewer extension to relieve the menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Elyria Industries
Thomas Tristram
Tristram
Elyria
How Long Oh Lord How Long Editorial on East River Stench
An Elyria editorial condemns the East River as a dangerous open sewer in the city center. It urges immediate City Council action and funding for sewer improvements to prevent an imminent public health crisis and possible epidemic. The piece notes health boards agree and residents fear wider contagion.
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East River
State Board of Health
City Board of Health
Elyria
Violence and Disruptions Reported Across Multiple U.S. Cities
Beaver Run reservoir of the Lehigh Valley Railroad blew up last night releasing millions of gallons of water and damaging company property. In Cincinnati a Big Four work train was hit by a bullet from a hill, wounding a coach window but the train continued. Cedar Point hosts 18000 attendees as MA Howlett predicts unrest in universities. The Greek army south of Adana is said to be surrounded by Turkish forces with captures reported by Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Riverside Roundhouse
Itelf
Detective shoots man at Blairsville railroad docks
Howard Orman, 32, of Blairsville, Pa., lies in a hospital with a bullet wound to the neck after a shooting last night at 8:30 by C. J. Mallory, a railroad detective staying at the Ohio Hotel in Cleveland. Mallory and officer Mark Bryant reported to police headquarters with conflicting accounts of the incident.
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Howard Orman
Chestnut Street
Blairsville
C. J. Mallory
Ohio Hotel
Mallory Hoom
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland
Mallory
Norman
Mark Bryant
Shooting spree wounds and kills in Clover family incident
William Farris, 65, a textile worker, opened fire on a Clover family group, killing Newton Taylor 13 and Claude J. Taylor, injuring four others including Gertie Taylor 20 Dolly 10 Lela 16 and Fred Taylor 23. Fred died later bringing fatalities to three. Farris fled home and was taken to the state penitentiary in Columbia under guard to avert mob violence.
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Clover
Winliam Farris
Columbia
James M. Taylor
Newton- Taylor
James Taylor
Claude J. Taylor
Gertie Taylor
Dolly
Lela
Fred
Fred Taylor
Farris
Lela Taylor
Agentonia
Stamford police court postpones Cash Dormas liquor case
The case of Cash Dormas charged with illegal possession of liquor was continued in police court this morning until tomorrow morning. His attorney was obliged to be in Cleveland today causing the case to be postponed. Search is being made today for a canoe with two men and two women that disappeared off Sound Beach yesterday afternoon as a terrific storm broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Dormas
Nquor
Cleveland
Stamford
Conn
Sound Beach
Enjoined: Electrical Workers Fight Government Injunction
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers filed suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking an injunction against Preston Gordon and Edgar C. Bnyder to halt federal agents from enforcing the Chicago restraining order. The filing claims no violence or unlawful acts by the union and seeks protection for peaceful meetings amid the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Preston Gordon
Edgar C. Bnyder
United States
Daugherty
Chicago
Electrical Workers
Fedral Court of the District of Columbus
Wenles
Utriold
Union
Public Health Lectures and Displays at 413 Broad Street
Public health lectures and a free display hosted by the Ohio Public Service Co at 413 Broad Street. Bettis, who spoke at the Colonial Theatre two years ago, presents an environment-themed film and social hygiene lectures to educate over age 14. Today and Saturday are men only. Friday is women only. In Washington, Sept 7 President Harding appoints Linus P. Meredith U.S. marshal for the district of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Ohio Public Service Co
Bettis
Colonial Theatre
Boards of Health
Washington
Prescient Harding
Linus P. Meredith
United States
District of Indiana
What Women Are Doing in the Nation Kiwanis Talk
Mrs H C Stevens spoke to the Kiwanis club on What the Women Are Trying to Do. She noted postwar changes and unprecedented actions by women, recalling her grandmothers’ protests at a woman speaking in public, and described the League of Women Voters as an education and information group with nonpartisan aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
H. C. Stevens
Sheelf
League of Women Vetere
Woman's Party
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Germany
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Society OF Gold Coast
Muriel McCormick
Gold Coast
Harold Fowles McCormick
Edith Rockefeller
Oak Street
Sudro
Weat Sixth Street
Earl Court
Water Street
Weat Bridge Street
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Chronicle-Tele-gram
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International Bib Students Association
M A Howlett
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Dormas
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