Fuel Control Bill Barely Passes in State Legislature
COLUMBUS Sept 13 The state legislature passed Governor Davis fast price coal bill as an emergency measure effective immediately Senate vote 28 to 1 and House 86 to 12 The emergency clause passed 6 to 1 in the House Opponents include several senators and representatives The new law grants Governor Davis power to set or withhold actions as he sees fit Appropriations total 4970 for administration and penalties for selling coal above the set price under the fuel administrator plan The federation leader John Mac bua urged equal distribution of coal and warned the bill could invite dictation by authorities
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Tod
House
Reynolds Clevein
Fadley Richmand
Gifford Lucas King Perr
Representatieg
Rand Helmant Gorrell
Cirroll
Hines
Tuscaraw
Hummon Putmib Matthews
Fontgouiners
Matthews Belore Robinson
Lawrence Schel Horn
Butler Velee Henry
Bender Cuyahoga
Burke Torein Davis Butler
Buterworth Hamilton
Wexcandt
Cuyihara
Farever
John Mac Bua
Oh Gederaton
Lator
Federation of
Tibor
Wanre
Federa Fon Wis
Seminoles Choose First Woman Chief in Indian History
Mrs Alice B Davia of Wewok Oklahoma becomes the first woman chief of the Seminoles the highest tribal office. At seventy she remains prominent in tribal affairs serving as interpreter and legal adviser.
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Alice B Davia
Wewok
Okla
Bec
Arrest Shopmen For Dynamiting Railroad Bridge
Four striking Pennsylvania Railroad shopmen were arrested in Wilmington Delaware on September 13 for dynamiting the 14th street bridge on the night of August 17. Detectives say the men confessed to dynamite outrages at railway employees homes and to plans to destroy Todds Cut, a railroad line stretch.
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Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
14Th Street
Todds Cut
Colorado Voters Light Vote in Colorado Primary
In a light turnout primary William E. Sweet Denver banker won the Democratic nomination for governor over two opponents as Denver city and county results came in and about half of the 1511 precincts statewide reported. Benjamin Griffith beat Lt Governor Earl Cooley for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and four Republican congressmen appeared renominated. In the first district former Congressman Ben Hilliard led a three cornered race with George R Kindel and James A Marsh also contesting. Fall state and legislative tickets were chosen by both parties.
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Denver Cole
Colorado
William E Sweet
Denver
Sweet
Benjamin Griffith
Earl Cooley
Ben Hilliard
George R Kindel
James A Marsh
Hillard
Return of Rev Kirgy at Norwalk church quarterly conference
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the war Votnodst church was held last evening with Smith of Norwalk presiding. Reports show church membership at 1240, expenses around 4000 for year, and 4500 for maintenance. Missionary Society noted about $200 in income. Teles Aid Society $1483, now $2300 in treasury. Epworth League 14 members, receipts $135, total $174. Conference voted for pastor's return and Dr J C Smith as district superintendent.
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Dro Og ¢ Smith
Norwalk
Joereypenseq
Oho
Teles Aid Society
Epworth League
J C Smith
Knight Templars At Toledo Meet
Thirty three members of Elyria Commandery Knights Templar traveled to Toledo this morning for the State conclave. Eminent Commander A J Plocher led the contingent, and the group wore uniforms with white plumes on their chapels.
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Elyria
Knights Templar
Toledo
A J Plocher
Million Lost in Terre Haute Fire
Fire destroyed the American Hominy Co plant in Terre Haute Indiana the world’s largest cornmeal facility. Loss estimated at 1 000 000 two firefighters slightly injured sixty workers evacuated safely origin of blaze unknown.
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Terre Haute
Ind
American Hominy Co
Los
German mark sting Americans in postwar losses
Washington reports estimate German mark depreciation has cost American speculators between 100 million and 125.9 million dollars. About 500 million marks were bought with hopes of gain, with wealthier individuals and large corporations holding vast balances in Berlin banks now worth far less. Settlements in dollars are refused by some holders.
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Washington
Berlin
Refsa
Lodge Wins in Bay State Vote
Washington reports show LODGE secure in Massachusetts amid GOP optimism after seven state primaries. Michigan's Townsend victory signals Republican support against Nehberryism. Lodge's renomination strength cited as broad party backing in a field with multiple challengers. Townsend faces Woodbridge Ferris in November.
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Lodge
Bay State
Wakeman Autoist Arrested After Crash
Merrit Hyde of Wakeman was arrested at night for intoxication after his car hit Frank Bessmar’s machine near West River and Third Street. Bessmar’s vehicle was pushed onto the curb and damaged. George Dietz, a passenger, was cut on face and nose. Hyde pleaded not fully to intoxication and the case was continued until arresting officers could testify.
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Merrit Hyde
Wakeman
Frank Bessmer
West River
Third Street
Bessmiar
George Dietz
Hyde
Ford Attacks Commission Over Coal Delivery Failure
Detroit mid September Henry Ford issued a statement attacking the Interstate Commerce Commission for failing to ensure coal delivery to the public. He did not reference the threatened closing of his prints pet for next Saturday. The statement contends the commission has outlived usefulness and blames gold standard Wall Street control of coal cars and profiteers using the commission to fleece the public.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coievsis
Interstate Conmerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commisalor
Police Prosecutor Asked to Return in Lorain
Sept 13 A Lorain service court demands resignation or removal of Franck Coleman as police prosecutor alleging he eased up prosecutions by charging two keepers in houses of unemployment under city ordinance rather than state law. Coleman says Was Grall asked him to. Also reports from London say Bulgaria may go to war with Greece and Turkey over Neuilly treaty and boundary, with potential Russian involvement. plan bus ordinance to be drafted as current ordinance is inoperative.
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Klady
Weasley Grills
Franck Coleman
Coleman
Ufama
Colenen
Was - Grall
Grall
London
Bulgaria
Ignies
Audh Arequet
Grills
Greece
Balkans
Neuilly
Serres
Sofia
Soviet
Russia
Rumania
Turkey
Itia
Constantinople
Red
Protests Over Cancellation of US Foreign Debt
Across Washington on September 13 Bernard Baruch urged Senate members that the $11 trillion foreign debt to the United States can be repaid by Allied nations. He warned it will be hard to convince Americans to forgive repayments and urged persistence in debt collection. Pershing Turns 62 Quietly Polis marks his birthday as the army had recently driven Germans from St Mihiel four years ago.
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Washington
United States
Bernard Baruch
New York
Barach
Idaho
Senate
Baruch
St Mihiel Salient
Amer
Mrs Harding Shows Steady Recovery From Illness
Washington Sept 13 The steady improvement in the condition of Mrs Warren G Harding wife of the president has been noted by doctors foretelling a complete recovery from the discharge that came near death The crisis has passed and barring new complications the improvement should continue The White House reported a quiet night and stated Mrs Harding slept well with vital signs improving Elimination tenderness and swelling were subsiding and the physicians said recovery was progressing steadily
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Washington
Warren G Harding
Mia Harding
Sawyer
White House
Wre Harding
Harding
Nho
E Sawyer
Sixteen Hurt In Trolley Crash In Pa
Sixteen persons were seriously injured in a trolley crash involving the Shamokin and Mount Carmel Transportation Company in MT CARMEL. Many others suffered minor cuts and some fractures as crews rushed victims to Shamokin State Hospital.
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MT Carmel
Shamokin State Hospital
Shamokin
Sadie Tayiaik Elyria Sues for Divorce
Radia Taylor files for divorce from Charles Taylor alleging 1921 marriage, failure to provide, and August 16 assault and threat to kill. She seeks divorce and alimony.
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Sadie Tayiaik
Elyria
Radia Taylor
Charles Taylor
Rail strikers clash with court over injunction in Chicago
In Chicago on September 13 the government and defense battled over a sweeping injunction against rail strikers. Judge Wilkerson heard affidavits from up to 17 000 claimants as prosecutors seek to prove a conspiracy to restrain and destroy interstate commerce. The proceeding opened with Blackburn Esterline reading dozens more sworn statements as defense counsel requested time limits.
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James H Wilkerson
Ray Judge
Wilkerson
Directov
Tomiy
Blackburn
Blackburn Esterline
Hin Tader
Doniald Richberg
Labor Board
Interauta Commerce Commission
Faterline
Richberg
Peace in Sight as Railroads Sign Agreement
Rudyard Kipling’s comment on American wartime record triggers criticism from U S leaders. The dialogue notes the United States entered late and left early, highlighting millions who served and suffered in battles like Chateau Thierry and the Argonne.
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America
Rudyard King
Kipling
Interew
Ameican Bay
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Railroads sign on peace plan to end shopmen strike
Washington reports 65 to 100 railroads have signed wage peace agreements in Chicago discussions to settle the shopmen strike. The outcome hinges on how many railroads will commit to the partial peace plan with a committee vote expected today behind closed doors at the Masonic temple.
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Washington
Cngo
Davis
Chicago
H. Moorewell
Striking Shopcrafts Federation
Jewell
Masonic Temple
Jewells
Plan to Open Me Conclave in Mansfield September
Plans for the annual meeting of the Northeast Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Mansfield on September 19 are being prepared. Prominent church leaders including Connel, Bishop Anderson, Bishop W. Dowell and Bishop Hughes will preside as pastors and members from other denominations join in the center meeting. A sightseeing trip is planned and services will be held at the Coliseum in the Park seating 20 000.
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Fingl Treparitiona
Tortheast
Ohio
fFpiscopal
Thie City
Senteuter
Ted
Geneva approves disarmament plan at league assembly
The League of Nations disarmament commission adopted Lord Robert Cecil's plan to extend the Washington naval program and consider land armament limits. Some circles oppose it over fears of Balkan war. The commission urged ratification by member nations before the 1923 assembly.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly Disarmament Commission
Robert Ceci
England
Balkans
Disarmament Commission
League
Assembly
Lorain Woman Sues for Divorce Over Abuse and Theft
Anna Sedlaka of Lorain files for divorce from Allus Sedlaka, charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty since their 1915 marriage. She states he beat her, threatened to kill, failed to support, drew over 1000 dollars from a bank, and secreted a Dodge automobile. She seeks injunction against disposal of money and car, alimony, child custody.
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Anna Sedlaka
Lorain
Allus Sedlaka
Fine A Molack In Booze Case
Andy Molack of Iron Dale Street faced a police court trial for possession of liquor after four jugs were found buried under dirt in his basement. The defense argued a warrant error naming Dormas, but the judge ruled the description matched the premises. Molack was found guilty and fined $500 plus costs, with appeal planned to the court of common pleas on error.
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Andy Molack
Irondale Street
D'Rt
Don Baird
Jones
Molach
Court of Common Pleas
Wellington Runimay Boy Reported Missing
The police seek McDermott a 14 year old boy from Wellington who disappeared from home yesterday and was expected to reach either here or Cleveland Lorain Sept 13 The city council discusses four new public markets as current market fails and another plan may be tried
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Wellngton
Tere
Cleveland
Lorain
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