One Load Of Coal To Each Home Until November 15
Elyria coal dealers met with Ralph Murbach of the Coal Committee to plan distribution under National Coal Operators and Elyria Cleveland Akron Youngstown agreement. Congressman Davey awaited Palmer's decision while shipments are expected to start next week. Only a few cars of coal reach Elyria daily, with a serious shortage through November 15.
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Elyria
Ralph Murbach
Merce
Davey
Palmer Ofshington
Cleveland
Aice
Youngstown
National Coal
Orney
Palmer
Rhoon
Coriwthian Davey
Secura Elyria
Citl
Uber
Itisuics
Pril
Ml Soal Oerators Association
Street fighting resumes in Trieste amid nationalist socialist clashes
JEST Sept 3 outbreaks leading to street fighting between nationalists and socialists have resumed. Two deaths occurred and a score of persons wounded. Persistent firing continued this evening despite strong guards on the streets.
Fragmentary Hospital Notes Names List From Cleveland Area
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered personal names and addresses across Lorain Cleveland and surrounding streets. The list includes Clark Pearson, Mrs A O, Dorothy Adams, Louis Back, Ava Porter, James Falls, Vermil, and other scattered identifiers with street numbers and avenues, lacking coherent context or actions.
Blair Quizzed by Senate Committee on Campaign Funds
The Senate investigating committee questioned Harry M. Blair about the $15,000,000 Democratic presidential campaign fund and Form 101. Witnesses cited by E H Moore, governor Cox's representative, described extravagant GOP payrolls and higher pay in church work versus political staff, with Blair admitting Form 101 was drafted and approved but later barred from use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ganate
E. H. Moore
Cox
Watt
Harry M. Blair
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Gov. Cox
Mr. Blair
Waya ‘and Means Committee
Republican Campaign Organization
Wil H. Hays
Blair
Reed
Missouri
Edge
New Jersey
W. D. Jamieson
Kenyon
Arsa
Armed attackers murder two Irish constables in Tullow
In Tullow County Carlow armed masked men attacked four police officers last evening. Two constables were shot dead and another seriously wounded. In Galway a constable was shot dead at a railway station at midnight with three assailants killed and one or two wounded.
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Tullow
Carlow
Ireland
Galway
County Galway
Atkinson Links League Talk To Kiwanians Speech
Rev. Dent Atkinson of Oberlin spoke to the Kiwanis club on American policy from an overseas standpoint. He urged support for a League of Nations aligned with American interests and noted Europe’s reaction to the organization. The talk included travel anecdotes from Europe and wartime service with the Italian army.
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America
Europe
Dent Atkinson
Oberlin
Vienna
Rome
Paris
Kiwania Club
Chamber of Commerce
Atkinson
League of Nations
Kiwaitis Club
Tourraine
Wilson
Rev
Kalamazoo Streetcar Strike Ties Up City Transit
Kalamazoo Michigan was brought to a halt as street car operators refused to run this morning. The walkout protests a new wage scale announced by the Michigan Railway Company, delaying service across the city and leaving platforms idle.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo
Michigan Railway Company
556 Deaths In Italy's Quake
A major earthquake in Emilia district caused extensive damage and many deaths. Reports from Reggio Ospedaletti Busana Toano and Cayola note high casualties. Totals rise as new reports come in with Florence and Carrara hardest hit.
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Italy
Rome
Emilia
Reggio Ospedaletti
Busana
Toano
Cayola
Mrs Maude Duryea Dies in New Mexico
Mrs Maude Duryea formerly Miss Maude Andress of this city died Tuesday at her Valley Ranch New Mexico home. Her father H M Andress left yesterday for New Mexico to bring home the body. Funeral services will be held at the Andress home on West Broad Street, time to be announced. Mrs Duryea was born and raised here and went west years ago for health.
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Rome
Florence
Carrara
Marina
Father Friggotti
Maude Duryea
Maude Andress
Valley Ranch
New Mexico
H. M. Andress
Andress
West Broad Street
Philadelphia fire destroys three plants on Front Street
Fire in Philadelphia on September 9 destroyed three factories on South Front Street. Losses were estimated at 200,000. The sites were A. Stelrt & Son brush manufacturers, Ona da Mantel Co, and Bauch Co tan interior wood work concern.
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Philadelphia
South Front Street
Thin City
A. Stelrt & Son
Onada Mantel Co
Bauch Co
Yellow Line Car Turns Turtle in Elyria Wreck
Nine people were badly cut or bruised when a Lake Shore Electric car left Elyria at 11 40 last night, jumped the track, and rolled onto its side while turning from Lodi street onto a private right of way. Motorman H P Birch and conductor John Lons Way were among the injured, with passengers sustaining cuts from flying glass.
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Lake Shore
Elyria
Lodi Street
H. P. Birch
29Th Street
Lorain
John Lons Way
Anna Nemecik
22Nd Street
Bertha Payson
Julia Duchoslay
15Th Street
Clark Pearson
18Th Street
John Naks
20Th Street
Tarain Mary Staron
Oscar Jacobs
DeVey Avenue
Plyma
ASAI
R. R. Renouard
R. G. Anderson
Nakos
Furnace Street
Herduartera
South Lorain
New Military World Order Organized in Detroit
Mid September 9 the Military Order of the World War was organized here with the adoption of a constitution and officers elected. The group consolidates World War I officers and is open to all commissioned men who served in US or allied armies. The nation is divided into four eastern and southeastern ring departments, three in the central west, and two in the west, with a general staff and department commanders. The constitution mirrors the American Legion and supports a consistent military policy while barring political activity within the order.
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Detroit
United States
General Staff
American Legion
Plumbers Win at Youngstown
Youngstown news reports the strike of plumbers who quit May 1 has been settled. The workers are granted a wage increase to 1.26 dollars an hour plus a bonus of 15 cents. The announcement states the settlement ends the labor action and restores regular work at local building sites.
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Youngstown
Central Labor Union Urges Mayor to Veto Measure
The Elyria Central Labor Union called a special meeting to draft a protest letter against the city council and Lorain County Electric Co. It urges Mayor Asaph R. Jones to veto the electric rate ordinance and threatens a referendum if the vote ignores the mayor. The letter condemns the rate hike from 60 cents to 1 dollar and a 33 1/3 percent rise in consumption charges, arguing it breaks a contract and amounts to premeditated robbery. It notes a 25 year electric franchise and argues the city council sides with private monopoly over citizens. The protest is signed by C. L. U. officials J. Brown and James Scott.
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Elyria
Electric Company
Lorain County Flegtric Company
Elytia
Lorain County Electric Co
Asaph R. Jones
Ordlals
Flyria
Ohio
Asaph Jgnes
Central Labor Union
Citizanship
Éspaciaty ‘Bougherty Co
Borain County Electric
Minnesota trip gratifies 10 Republicans
Senator Harding reports strong reception in Minnesota during his first campaign swing. He praised farmer issues at the state fair and enjoyed enthusiastic street greetings in Minneapolis and St Paul. Campaign leaders New and others expressed satisfaction, hinting at future travel and speeches as speculation grows.
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Senator Harding
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Harry §. New
Indiana
Violence Escalates in Brooklyn Strike Shutdown
In Brooklyn the strike by Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company workers has stalled talks, with reports of a strike breaker’s body found in Coney Island Creek, arson attempts near Bright Beach, and switches pulled at the elevated terminal. Police protection is being increased as 51 of 77 surface cars operate.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coney Taland Creek
Bright Beach
Coney Island
Conductor Dies After Injuries on Rail Line
William J. McHugh freight conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railway died forty minutes after injuries received while attempting a car coupling at Canton. A Cleveland native and World War I veteran, he was transported to Austman hospital where he succumbed. His body was returned to Cleveland for burial.
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Canton
William J. McHugh
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Austman Hospital
McHugh
Cleveland
Inquire Into Davis Campaign in Mahoning County
State Chairman W. W. Durbin sent two questionnaires to Democratic leaders in Mahoning County seeking details on expenditures for Merry L. Davis campaign for the Republican nomination for governor and for the presidential campaign. The article notes Mahoning County accounted for a sizable portion of the state’s Democratic vote.
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Youngstown
W. W. Durbin
Mahoning County
Merry L. Davis
Mahoming
Depore Salaries of Ministers in Nebraska Meeting
In Omaha Nebraska Bishop W F Mc Dowell of Washington DC addressed a Methodist ministers conference. He deplored minister salaries saying some ministers quit the ministry to finance families with furs and other luxuries, urging better pay and commitment.
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Omaha
W. F. McDowell
Washington,d. C
Conference of Methodist Ministers of
Nebraska
McDowell
Giles F. Pinmet 81 Dies at Home of Daughter
Giles F. Pinmet, 81, died at 10 35 PM Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mia A C Yungkiaus 69 Breed Street. Funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 10 30 o’clock, with burial to be at Mentor.
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Giles F. Pinney
Mia
A. C. Yungkiaus
Breed Street
Sue
County Republican Committee Opens in Loram County
A local political notice reports the Loram County Republican Executive Committee beginning a new session with party officials and a reference to a senator named J. in a brief, unclear OCR transcription.
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County Republican Executive Committee
Big Sai
Loram County
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Moscow
Santer Noorteva
Tean
Department of Shiva
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Britink
Fiuizzano
Vignatta
Signor Michell
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Brooklyn
Davis
Giles F. Pinmet
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