Governor Davia Seeks State Coal Price Authority
Ohio Governor Davia urged the 84th general assembly to enact legislation establishing a state fuel administrator with power to set fair coal prices and require operators to submit cost data. The move aims to prevent coal price spikes and ensure supply, with criminal penalties for violations and court appeals reserved for industry challengers.
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Columbus
Davia
84Th General Assembly of
Ohio
Sesson
City Hogs Draw Fire as Contaminated River Threatens Health
At a city council meeting residents demand enforcement of the hog ban after Mendelson Reduction Co operates a hog farm within city limits. They cite 200 plus hogs feeding on garbage, creating a nauseating stench and health concerns for residents within a mile. Contamination of Black River prompts talk of a disposal plant, closing sewage outlets, and action against polluters. Legal steps hinge on county and state health authorities. Mosquitoes multiply from nuisances, threatening an epidemic. In Washington, Sept 11, a bill to abolish the Jamor board proposes a disinterested tribunal to settle rail labor disputes.
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Black River
Mendelson Reduction Company
Elyria Township
Elyria
Lorain
Mendelson Reduction Co
McIntosh
Oberlin
County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Rebels Captured After Belfast Bomb Attack
Three state troops were killed by a bomb near Cross today during a battle in which irregulars were captured. Free state officers struggled to prevent lynching of prisoners. In Manchester England Eamon De Valera reportedly opposes the Anglo Irish treaty and warns of renewed turmoil if not revised.
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Belfast
Ning
Free State
Offcera
Manchester
England
Evening News Today
Eamonn DeValera
DeValera
Jose B-T
Ireland
Great Britain
Ulater
Elyrian's Body Found at Lorain
The body of George Perkins of this city was recovered by coast guards at Lorain this afternoon. He came to Lorain for a fishing trip Friday night, and his coat and dinner bucket were found on the pier. Perkins was a well known Greenwood baseball player, starred as pitcher fast baseman and catcher. His body lies at Wicken's undertaking parlors in Lorain.
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George Perkins
Coast Boards
Lorain
West Pier
Perkins
Koard Hate
Picher
Wicken's
Gompers Attacks Daugherty at Labor Convention
Samuel Gompers denounced Attorney General Daugherty in Atlantic City as he opened the 67th convention of the International Typographical Union. He praised judge Wilkerson while calling open shop goals harmful and warned that coal mine strikes spur renewed open shop tactics. He urged protection for unorganized workers and criticized the federal action against strikes. A Lorain safety official then urged jail sentences for those convicted of vandalizing houses of ill fame.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Daugherty
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Gompers
James H Wilkerson
Chicago
Wilkerson
Molar settlement in hail strike state police action described
Sheriff's raid on the Nagy soft drink establishment in Western Heights leads to arrests for illegal possession and nuisance charges under Crabbe and Tedral laws. Mayor Jones tightens liquor enforcement with $1000 fines, while a Chicago rail strike group discusses a group settlement with multiple roads and federal action looming.
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Backus
Sam
Steve Nagy
Western Heights
Mike Fey
George
Nagy Place
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Java
Jones
Wen
Frank Clahrondale
Olah
Olah Wan
Finn
Ethel Federas
Weat River Street
Three Foot Fall Causes Man's Death
Cincinnati reports a three foot fall fatally injured G. J. Boers, a senior night watchman, whose head struck a half open boiler door in the pit where he worked. The incident occurred Sunday morning, leading to his instant death.
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Cincinnati
G. J. Boers
Body found in car with railroad ties in Chattanooga
The dead body of Charles Long, 122, a colored man, was found in a car loaded with railroad ties Sunday morning by Yard Conductor Charles F. Smith. Coroner Mles Perry investigated and noted the ties shifted, crushing his right leg and arm and likely causing death within minutes. A memorandum identified his mother, Mrs. Mary Leek, and indicated prior employment with Toledo Arm. Authorities await word on shipping expenses and whether remains will be shipped to Tennessee.
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Charles Long
Charles F. Smith
Mles Perry
Long
Jenkin
Mary Leek
Wellman Avenue
Chattanooga
Tenn
Toledo
School text book standardization urged by church group
At a meeting of the MEB church Sunday school class forty three members urged State Senator J F Burke to push a bill for a uniform statewide school book system. They cited costs and recurring changes and noted local aid to provide books for needy children.
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MEB
Chronicle
J. F Burke
Columbus
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
Shelton
State Board of Education
Mrs Harding Improves. Kidney Operation Delayed
Mrs Warren G Harding, wife of the president, has shown improvement after lingering between life and death for three days. A planned operation on her kidneys was postponed for further developments, according to a White House bulletin issued after 10 o'clock. The statement, signed by White House physician Brigadier General Charley E Sawyer, followed a conference.
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Washington
Warren G Harding
White House
Charley E Sawyer
Impeachment Move Voted For Daugherty Probe
Washington Sept 11 Representative Oscar E Keller Republican Minnesota tried to impeach Attorney General Daugherty for abridging free speech and failing to prosecute known cases. Speaker Gillett overruled an objection and Keller pressed charges before sending them to the Judiciary Committee via roll call. Local English authorities seek power to criminalize tattooing girls under 33.
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Washington
Daugherty
House
Oscar E Keller
Minnesota
Keller Tsa
Representative Mondell
Keller
Chicago
Blanton
Texas
Gillett
Blanson
House Judiciary
Mondell
Kellar
Judiciary Committee
Viva Voce
Volstead Republican
Labor Merge In Gatile Labor Merge In Gatile
Attorney Donald C. Richberg, for railroad unions, sparks a dramatic dismissal bid at a federal hearing. He argues the right to concerted action is lawful and that public service workers may strike, while court observers and union leaders attend.
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Richberg
Rigbyberg
Cleveland Auditorium Opens to Public After Opening Day
A massive turnout attended the opening of the Cleveland City Auditorium with capacity crowds witnessing the unveiling. Organ recital and remarks by Fred Kohler marked the event as officials declared the hall ready for public use.
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Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Amerten
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