Railroads near peace talks ease shopmen strike clash
A near-term settlement plan emerges as about 30 000 miles of track are involved with the shopcrafts strike, with BOM Jewell authorized to negotiate. Union leaders and railroad executives convene in formal sessions as key companies like Burlington and Santa Fe face possible adjustments to a broader peace agreement.
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BOM Jewell
Mieig O
Kyetho
Jowell
U. S
Venta
Lyon
Sterdy
Burlington
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Illinois
Chicago
Altont
Striking railway workers fail to block Chicago injunction
In Washington, Justice Bailes denied a temporary restraining order sought by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and John Noonan. The ruling delays a decision on a permanent injunction while a Chicago hearing before Judge Wilkerson proceeds, with enforcement barred beyond the original scope.
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Dorald
K WV Tews
John Sopt
S~ Kone Theprrafts
Unons
Ts Ot Fera
Vole Jat Ho Wilkerson
Uast Werk
Mashington
Federal Court
Strict
Columba
Chicago
Todas Justice
Parmanent
Jude Wilkerson
Woman Returns to Family of Four
Silas Waltz formerly of Syracuse was fined 50 dollars and costs in police court for disorderly conduct. Anna Hughes of Syracuse was fined 19 dollars with costs and sentence suspended on agreeing to leave for Syracuse. Waltz arrived two weeks ago from Syracuse and allegedly persuaded Hughes to abandon her husband and four children. Police located the couple in a respectable room along the Gaul side of the river.
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Silas Waltz
Syracuse
Polit
Asap Jones Hix
Anna Hughes
Waltz
Hiphes
Gaul
Strikers Given Seven Years In Assault
In Asheville North Carolina Judge H P Lane sentenced three strikebreakers to seven years in state prison for assault and kidnapping of Samuel Harris, 19, during a raid by the Southern Ballw...
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Asheville
H P Lane
States
F G Koontz
L R Henderson
Frank Biges
Samuel Harris
Amherst officials face questions on car halt and pavement use
Amherst council meets amid speculation on conduct by Chief of Perce William Muller and Night Marshal William Coburn. The session addresses charges over halting a pay as you enter car, advice given about Milan Avenue pavement, and alleged selective enforcement while several violators were left unacted upon. The council withdraws one charge and notes a gardener's truck drove on fresh concrete after Miller's guidance.
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Amherst
Perce
William Muller
William Coburn
Miller
Newylak Milan
Cat Ag
M Lan Avenue
Milan Avenue
Funk Visits County In Campaign For Judge Seat
Wooster native Ross W. Funk a District Court of Appeals candidate, spent Wednesday in Hirra promoting re election for a two year term. He was appointed last February to replace the late Judge Phip Treash and faces three appellate judges this fall for staggered terms. Judge Banks, a Wooster product, has a long legal career including city solicitor and county prosecutor roles. Funk, a 32 degree Mason and Knight Templar, is active in Knights of Pythias and Masonic circles, Presbyterian by faith, married with four Wooster school and college graduates as children.
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How Funk of
Wooster
District Court of Appeals
Hirra
Punk
Court of Appeal
Phip B Treash
Funk
Banks
Woodroda
University and
Cincinnati Law School
Wayne County
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Lodges
Presbyterian Church
College of Wooster
Police Officers Photograph Group Portrait at Headquarters
The police department conducts a group photo session with officers mounted on cardboard. Detective Zarnke took individual shots including Mayor Jones and officials Henry Beck Grant Schrock and Tom Drage. one portrait will be framed and hung in the headquarters office.
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Police Department
Zarnke
Bertilion Room
Mayor Jones
Henry Beck
Merk Grant Schrock
Deak
Tom Drage
Elyria and Amherst Women Are Divorced
Verna Wilker of Elyria was granted a divorce by Judge Thompson on grounds of willful absence. Emma Hoffman of Amherst was granted a divorce by W H Hofman on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
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Elyria
Amherst
Verna Wilker
Dhy
Thompson
Thres
Yeer
Emna Hoffman
Tom W H Hofman
Gross
President's Wife Critically Ill in Marion
The article recalls Florence Kling Harding in Marion noting Mrs Warren G Harding suffered critical illness. It mentions her family background including Amos King and Vitalis King, her education at Marion High, and public prominence as a central figure in local society and the Star newspaper circle.
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Marion
Ward Harding
Amos If Kiing
Brethera Ufid
Vitalis
Hardinge
Florence Kling
Bos
Harding
Central Oia
Maron
Harding High
Pete Deas
Frind
Simon EH DeWalt
Drowning Report At Lorain In fishing incident
Lorain police and coast guard search the lake for George Perkin of Elyria after his coat and drawer bucket were found on the pier. Residents say Perkin, a 15 Forest Avenue resident, disappeared during a fishing trip. authorities are unsure if he drowned or vanished.
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Lorain
Coast Guard
George Perkin
Forest Avenue
Elyria
Perkina
Nist
Login
Pethias
Ten Days For Failure To Pay Alimony
Ernest B Phillips of this city was jailed by Judge W B Thompson for refusing to pay alimony to his wife Viola Phillips. He was given a week to begin payments of five dollars per week, with ten days in jail if he did not comply. Phillips claimed he could not pay, and the judge ordered the jail term to begin immediately.
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Phillips
Jal
W B Thompson
Viola Philips
Thompson
Fudge
Zellich Responds to Wife's Divorce Pleading
William Zellich of this city filed his answer and cross petition in divorce court denying all charges. He accuses Chloya of gross neglect and extreme cruelty and claims she abandoned him on July 1, leaving for Cleveland to tend another man’s household.
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William Zellich
Chloya
Zellich
Cleveland
William Paradise Dies Suddenly in New York State
William Paradise 41 died of heart trouble in Elizabeth town New Jersey. formerly with Buick States Co he sold his interest last June. He was a member of the local Elks lodge the country club and the Cleveland Athletic club. Survived by his wife Agner Smallwood and two daughters Betty and Janet. Funeral at St Marys church Monday at 9 AM.
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Wm Paradise
Mlizabethtown
Paradise
Buick Sates Co
Lodge of Elks
The
Country Club
Cleveland Athletic Club
Agner Smallwood
Betty
Janet
St Mary's Church
Miss Lizzie Hahn Granted Absence Leave
The board of education met at F M Stevens office and granted Miss Lizzie Hahn a leave of absence for the present term due to ill health. Milas Sarma Yoder was named principal in Miss Hahn’s absence.
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Board of Education
F M Stevens Misa Little Hahn
Mcl Knley
Te Neater
Milas Sarma Yoder
Miss Habo
River Contamination Protests To Be Filed With Council Monday
The city council will resume meetings Monday after a month’s break. Citizens from river-adjacent areas and Elyria township plan to urge action to curb river pollution from Elyria factories and open sewers, amid fears of disease and summer pollution.
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Council
Elyria Township
Elyria
Night School Plan Approved Under Smith Hughes Law
The board authorized superintendent to reopen night school at the technical high school. The program will be funded under the Smith Hughes Act with the State covering fifty percent of the cost and the city the remainder. Last year the State paid two thirds and the city about twenty eight percent.
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Board of Educat
Smith-Hughes
Arrest Made in Grand Larceny Case in Niagara Falls
Police from Niagara Falls arrested George Hall on a grand larceny charge. Detective Sergeant James Keenman assisted, arriving to take charge of the case.
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Police Department of
Niagara Falls
George Hall
James Keenan
Dormas Guilty Of Liquor Possession In Police Court
The case of Cash Dormas charged with possession of liquor was completed in police court. Mayor Jones found him guilty and fined 500 dollars plus costs. Dormas’ attorneys requested a new trial but were granted three days to submit reasons. If motion fails, appeal to the upper court on error. Dormas testified he was away from home during the raid and denies giving strict orders that no liquor be handled at his place.
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Cash Dormas
Jones
Dormas
Hopes for Entombed Miners Greet Union Fire Rescue
Dr H L Busehak a consulting chemical engineer says chemical tests from Muldoon shaft show no corpses among the forty seven miners trapped thirteen days ago in the Argonaut gold mine near Jackson Cal. He believes the men may still be alive underground as rescue efforts continue.
Harding Wife Near Death in White House Battle
Washington reports Mrs Warren G Harding hovered between life and death with extremely critical condition as a Mayo Clinic team sped to Washington from Rochester. An operation may be required. President Harding stayed at her bedside through the night as doctors warned of grave prognosis.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
White House
Chicago
Warren G Harding
Charles Mayo
Mayo Brothers
Rochester Minn
Lfe
Charles Mayors
Moose Lodge Buys Second Street Site for Elks Building
Elyria lodge Loyal Order of Foose purchases the late SB Das home on East Second Street from the estate for 40000 dollars. The lot 65 by 165 feet fronts East Bridge Street area near Rialto Theatre with a rear lot 62 by 33 feet and a large barn. The purchase includes a 15 foot alley to Chapel Street and aims to build a two or three story lodge with a grand hall on the second floor. The Elks plan a modern building to anchor the street and display the lodge’s 400 or more members.
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Elyria Lodge
Order of Foose
SB Das
Fast Second Street
Rialta Theatre
SheMeld
East Bridge Street
Elytia Lodge Tow
A Theatre
Sage
Elks
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Elyrian
WM. Zellich
N. Y. State
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RDP Clal
Herrin
Lester
Wenty
J H Shoemaker
Edward Brundage
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Willams County
Gerald Bernard Simon Hiller
Noble Hill
Lews Corlan
Charles Hantoch
Mc Craig William Trivvelster
John Stewart
William H Kimmel
Willam J Levter
Southern Illinos Coal Company
Moose Lodge
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