Ohio federation debate ends with labor party vote down
In a multi day session in this city the annual Ohio Federation of Labor convention rejected a third party bid and voiced opposition to recognition of a labor political party. Speakers from Cincinnati backed the push while condemning administration figures and urging investigations into banks and savings institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareing
Donahey
Cincinnati
Boston
Omas J. Daily
Unilcn
Ation Savings and Loan
Cleveland
Ohio Committee On Institutions
William Z. Foe
Wil Pront
UUR TRIAL AAY STILL OUT EVELAND VERDICT PENDING
Sept 26 news from Eveland and Columbus reports jurors asking for a verdict in conspiracy cases against Samuel Hoskins Joseph er Fred g and A Frank Counts. Judge Esterhafer noted no verdict yet as jurors recessed for lunch. In Columbus a separate case, Fred Hall, 22, waived examination and was bound over to the jury for robbery of 87 dollars. Unable to post 8 000 bail Hall remained in county custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveland
Yuor
Samuel Hoskins
Josepher
Columbus
Fred G
A. Frank
J. E. Russell
Alliance
Eman
Desterhafer
Russell
Lumbus
Peter D
Fred Hall
Cook
Hall
Oldest County Resident Remembered For Bonds To Community
SYRON CUNNINGHAM is recalled as a long familiar figure in the county. Though deaf, he reads well after a cataract operation and pursues papers and novels, a lifelong book lover. A Civil War supporter, he once joined the Ohio squirrel group to oppose Morgan's raids and is noted as the county’s oldest resident with a keen memory for past events. His family plans to gather at home to share memories Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ring Morgan
Ely- Hage
Ingham
Eaith
Crippled Children Hospital Drive Gains Steady Steam
At a Crippled Conclave secretary H. Squires led efforts to back a state hospital for crippled children. A young Carlton College student urged legislation, gaining support from legislators who formed the first state hospital. The push highlighted care at orthopedic clinics and home treatment, with coordination proposed among Shrine Elks Moose Rotaries and teachers groups. Delegates from multiple states and clubs attended and spoke on the need and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis- Hesota
International Society
The
Shrine, Elks, Moose, Rotarians
Kiwanis
Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. Squires
Darby A. Day
Chicago
R. G. Leland
Columbus
Harry A. Howett
Misa Jean Neil
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Ward murder trial nears jury's hands in White Plains
Walter Ward faces a murder charge in the death of Clarence M. Peters. The defense rests with Judge Mills asking to sum up. Attorney General Sherman grants permission. Trial arguments are expected to run through the day as the court proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Walter Ward
Clarence M. Peters
Y. N. Mills
Ward
Aoon
Sherman
Mills
Getty Mills
Ruhr and Rhineland Move Drives Economic Restoration
The measure aimed to restore economic normalcy in the Ruhr and Rhineland as Germany implements its policy to stabilize the region and resume trade and industry after disruption. Authorities emphasize the necessity of the action for broader national recovery and confidence.
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Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Security Dealers Association of Ohio formed in Columbus
Sept 26. Protection of the public against questionable securities and licensing of reputable dealers are the aims of a new Security Dealers Association of Ohio formed here with fifty charter members. W H Webb of Columbus was elected president and Charles C Bricker of Middletown is on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Security Dealers Association of Ohio
Cleveland Discount Company
R. L. Dollinga Company
Ohio
Ohio Securities Company
W. H. Webb
Charles C. Bricker
Middletown
Telephone men meet in Elyria for district conference
A regional gathering of leaders from Ohio telephone firms convenes in Elyria at Albers Villa. A Jurren, president, notes about 150 expected, with officials from neighboring states to discuss service, operation efficiency, and public education on telephony. The event includes a chicken dinner and plant inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urren
Ohio
Alber's Villa
Elyria
National Commander Visits Veterans Hospitals for Inspection
James A. McFarland of the Disabled American Veterans today departed Cincinnati for the Midwest to inspect U S veterans stations and hospitals where disabled men receive treatment. He will file a report on his findings to the senatorial committee probing the Veterans Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnate
James A. McFarland
Middle West
West
McFarland
Senatorial Committee
Veterans Bureau
Insurance for Ohio bus passengers set at 6000 each
Columbus Sept 26 Passengers aboard Ohio buses will be insured for six thousand dollars each under a state approved policy form required of all operating companies by the state utilities commission. The clause aims to ensure coverage in case of injury and assigns responsibility to the insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Sells Lake Shore Rubber property in Elyria
Receiver W E Boyd negotiates with Elyria Construction Co for the remaining real estate and machinery of Lake Shore Rubber Co in Elyria for 13180. Total from Elyria sales near 19000 covers obligations and yields working capital for Wellington balloon plant. Reorganization appears inevitable as Wellington cannot pay dividends on 500000 stock.
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W. E. Boyd
Elyria Construction Co
Lake Shore Rubber Co
Elyria
Russia Township 9 Beats Wakeman in rematch
Russia Township 9 defeated Wakeman 5 to 2 in a playoff style game last Saturday at home. Cook pitched nine hits allowed while Hyde and Murphy combined for seven. The rematch at Krueger field saw Russia Township prevail 16 to 5 as Bryant allowed seven hits and French and Hyde yielded nineteen.
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Russia
Wakeman
Cook
Hyde
Murphy
Krueger
Russian Township
Bryant
French
Wellington Community Club Meeting Today
Wellington Sept 26 The Wellington Community club will meet with Mrs Orville Knapp Friday 2 00 to 4 00 pm for a business session only The Ladies Work society of the Church of Christ will meet Friday afternoon at the church All members urged for urgent bazaar work The American Legion Auxiliary initiated eighteen members at the Legion hall with music and reports from the State convention Lunch served A large crowd attended the community auction noting aquare auction interest and Odd Fellows held regular meeting with many members present.
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Community Club
Wellington
Orville Knapp
Ladies’ Work Society
The
Church of Christ
Ag Urual
ODD Fellows
Odd
Revolt Movements Sweep Europe Amid War Scarcity
Revolt movements spread across Europe as ten years of warfare leave the population anxious and impoverished. Citizens cite dire living conditions, scarce food and money, and high rents while authorities struggle to rebuild Turkey and respond to alien pressures. Reports of uprisings ripple from Bulgaria to Persia, with 80,000 Russian troops near Turkestan and rebels clashing with regulars in southern Bulgaria as leaders flee toward Romania and Jugoslavia.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Orient Express
Paris
Riga
Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Prague
Bulgaria
Sofia
Simla
Persia
Turkestan
Teheran
Escell
Perkovitca
Perushtitza
Brestovitsa
Kostenets
Guyernila
Danubento Roumanie
Jugo B Slavie
Informa
Sheriff Given Sixty Days In Jail In Wheeling Report
In Wheeling West Virginia on September 26 federal judge W E Baker sentenced Sheriff Harry T Clouse of Ohio County to 60 days in jail for contempt of court and ordered him to pay court costs. A 20 day stay was granted. The sheriff was cited for allowing a federal prisoner William Lias to leave the jail before transfer to a Parkersburg facility. The case sparked speculation that the federal grand jury would focus on liquor conspiracy indictments, with several defendants named in ongoing cases. Meanwhile Bulgarian rebels threaten trains on the Orient Railway and rumors circulated of a possible premier assassination amidst Bulgaria’s ongoing war.
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Wheeling
W. E. Baker
Harry T. Clouse
Sherif
Ohio County
Upshur County
Buckhannon
William Lias
Lias
Parkersburg
Focal
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Chester G. Thompson
Bessemer Nail
Thompson
Zanesville
Belgrade
Orient
Europa
Turkey
Zankoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Angel of 2th Division Faces Blackmail Charges in Boston
The piece reports guerrilla activity challenging order as insurgents attempt to seize towns like Sambey and Radomir, with government forces repulsing attacks, thousands of reinforcements en route from Sofia, and rebels surrendering to yield arms while Jugo Slavia moves troops to the Bulgarian frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
ANGEL
Veterat
Sarambey
Radomir
Sofia
Jugo Slavia
No Bloodshed Guard Governor as Mob Tensions Rise
Governor Walton requests calm and guards for his residence after threats while thousands of volunteers age 21 to 45 offer readiness by phone telegraph and mail. Bascom C Slemp reports to President Coolidge that federal building use remains restricted to federal business.
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Walton
Bascom C. Slemp
Coolidge
United States
Post Federal
Tulsa Ku Klux Klan sued in federal court for damages
In Muskogee Oklahoma a Tulsa man G K Leahy, a flogging victim, filed in U S district court a suit against the Tulsa Ku Klux Klan and several well known Tulsa citizens seeking 150000 dollars damages. Preliminary costs were to be covered by certified check. formal recording was not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
G. K. Leahy
Tulsa
United States District Court
Hart to Meet Meyers in Detroit Friday Night
Hart, a local lightweight, will face Teddy Meyers of Buffalo in Detroit on Friday night. The bout follows a knockout loss to K O Jeakle of Toledo in Youngstown, and marks Hart’s third fight in ten days.
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Lorain
K. O. Jeakle
Toledo
Youngstown
Ale Hart
Detroit
Teddy Meyers
Buffalo
Hart
Head elected president of American Bankers Association
Atlantic City September 26 Walter William Head president Omebs National Bank Omaha Nebraska today was elected president of the American Bankers Association succeeding J H Puelicher Milwaukee He is a former vice president of the association and presided over its 49th annual convention here, marking a leadership change in the national banking group.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter William Head
Omebs National Bank of
Omaha
Neb
American Benker Association
J. H. Puelicher
Milwaukee
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UUR
Syron Cunningham
Saad
Elcome
Wa. H. Segeltine
J. Wright Beach
New York Society For Crippled Children
New York
Tileis Society
Jean & Niel
Spalding School
H. N Hefjar
Kewanee
Nettie McMillan
West Cleveland
Paul Harvis
Rotary Club
Hugh B. van de Walker
Michigan Society
Vpsilant
Omer H. Caswell
James H. Bateman
J. H R. Markoff
Pennsylvania Society
New Brighton
Levi W. Hibbard
State Department of Health
Mt Vernon
N. Y
Merrick Hitchcock
Washington Court House
Bert A. Gammell
Ohio Society
Clarence Coolings
Robert Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
W. L Woodard
Hopkinsville
J. W. Kelly
Cleveland Rotary Club
Walter D. Foss
Marlow B. Parriv
Edward I. Benson
Clara E. Reeder
C. F. Gibson
Hamilton
Hamilton, Ont
Martha H. Clark
W. F. Temple
Lakewood
Dan Siddell
Warren
Allen Dashell
University
E. H. Bacon
Mansfield
R. T. Leland
Dept. of Health
R. H. Johnson
Conneaut
Donald M. Robertson
Ottawa
Can
Hazel Hadley
Dept. of Education
Clara BE. Reeder
0. T. Rozell
Kentucky Society
Lexington
John E Sullivan
Covington
Arch Plumph
International Rotary Club
John Bentley
Berlin
Richsbank
Rohr Valley
Strezemann
Ganizes
Lake Shore Rubber
Russia Township
Henry Duer
Tobias Hofer
Lakewood Beach
Shefield Lake
Marcella F. Conley
Benny i Gare
Citisens
Ces
Europe
Scott McKel
West Virginia
W. B
New Philadelphia
Fea
le Barron
Vetera
Mulhall
Federal Building
Meyers
MT. Vernon
JRE
Penny
Rial
Oxor
Lewis Mercantile Co
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