Trade unions plan vast Baltimore co operative society
A bold movement led by the machinists union in Baltimore aims to form a city co operative society owned by union men. It would run stores and mills, operate its own bank, and distribute profits to members, with stock priced at 10 and voting by members only. Initial shops will be grocery stores open to all, later adding clothing and shoes. Indorsed by the Baltimore Federation of Labor, the model follows Rochdale principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katee Tiilofia
Tive
Peri Ps
Balthcore
fort @ co-operative society
Tinion Men
M Dusber
Baltimore Federation of Labor
Machinists’ Union
Co-Operative Society
Organized Labor Co-operative Society
Rochdale Co-operative Gecliny
England
Lowcom Mt
Notte Profite
Wéciaty
Local club notices and social events in Latios area
The Latios Aid of the Gay Street M. E. church hosts a dinner at 2290 p m at the church parlors with entertainment by Ginter Mike Frances Coup. Dayton guest Mian Francietta Ghuret attends. Mrs Dorothea Laveur hosts. eight covers. Carl and Mrs Yingling entertain at County Club for guests William Lewry and Mrs Jennette William of Lebanon and Dr and Mrs Waleton of Gambler. The Golden Gossip Club of Lock Weld meets at Mrs A B Barrick’s country home. twenty attend. program of music and readings, refreshments. A surprise party for Jennie Purbaugh on Mant Vino street with games and music. gifts for the birthday girl. South Vernon Ladies Society sews all day at Ella Motch’s Columbus road. guests including Mrs Baldwin, Mrs Wall, Mrs Davis. out-of-town guests from Mansfield and others. piano solo by Mary Elizabeth Coxey. Subscription Dance at the Country Club features Moore's orchestra. out-of-town guests from Dayton, Cleveland, Danville, Philadelphia, Frankfort, and Delaware attend. Marine and fishing conditions report notes abundant young bass and other game fish near Lake Erie harbors. Osburn comments on hatchery sources and bass populations. no harm detected from removal of adult bass. further investigations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. Yingling
Oak Street
County Club
William R. Lewry
Lebanon
Ohio
Mra
Jennette William Also
Mra, Waleton
Gambler
South Vernon
Masauilon
Mary Ailenbeth Coxey
Marthe Creathers
Colwmbud Road
Country Club
A. B. Rawlinson
Rawlinson
BL. Parker
James C. Platt
Otto Baker
Lemwoade
Moore
Henriette Chanet
Dayton
Charles Hutoon
Cleveland
Robert Lind
Danville
Mite Mae Copeland
Bexton
Betty Leopold
Philadelphia
Dorothy Stvitel
Miny Vic Armentrout
Frankfort
Mins
Mary Louise Beverdtock
Mutinfield
Mise Margaret Walker
Columban
Charles Bodurihe
Delaware
Raymond McNunyere
Rio
Bureau of Fish and Set
Bath
East
Miadio
West
Lake Bpiside
Lakeside
Bureau
Bass
Osburn
A. C. Baxter
Selming
Nim
Iakes
Streamy
Plentiful Young Bass Fill Lake Erie Waters
From Latostdy near Lake Erie shores, young bass are so abundant that only about one in a hundred can reach maturity due to crowding and scarce food. Professor Haymond C. Osborn of Ohio State University reports on a completed study in zoology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lake Erie
Latostdy
Haymond C. Osborn
Ohio State Uni-Verslty
Church Rally at Bladensburg C Church
A large church rally will be held at the Church of Christ in Bladensburg on Saturday and Sunday August 28 and 29. The program includes devotional and Bible study sessions, sermons titled It Is Time to Awake and The Great Library, choir and quartet music, congregational singing, and invitations to attend. Harold H. Scott will play violin during parts of the service. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Bindendfurg
St. BH
H. B. Cummings
A. B. Cummings
Colgin
Maple
Spearman
Riveraldo Park
Horn
Grave Church
Gambier
Woolloon and Hall
Harold Payne
Mt. Vernon
Wabster Road
McCamment
Riverside Park
Vernon
Thorsday
Local News Notes on Travelers and Social Visits
Buckeye citizens and families are mentioned in a string of short notes. Lawrence Hardin and wife visit Georgetown Indiana relatives before returning to Jacksonville. Leola Walton and Leola Mckee of Cleveland visit uncles. Mills Grace Sharman heads to Metcalf Arizona for the winter. The Mowery and Fraser families travel and visit Columbus Indiana for a reunion. Local residents include Mr George Mowery and Mr Jacob Mowery with others hosting and traveling to Knox county events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hardin
I Tuouchy
Georgetown
Ind
Jacksonville
Mina Boasle Mickey
Akron
Leola Walton
Miaa Joule Mckee
Cleveland
Wm. Senft
Mills Grace Sharman
Metcalf
Arizona
Bis
George Mowery
Jacob Mowery
Benjamin Fraser
Biden Mowery
Eloise
Bethel Mowery
Columbus
Injunction Filed In Knox County Common Pleas Court
One suit filed seeks an injunction against Alice Tate alleging trespass and threats to the plaintiff and his wife over property on East Chentnot Street. Attorney B H Sapp represents the plaintiff. A second filing in Mary J Barkle v William A Barling notes a reply denying most allegations, with admission of marriage and birth of children but not neglect. Transcript filed in State of Ohio v Frank Hammond, bound over on carrying converted weapons. Real estate transfer lists Elizabeth Peland to Guy Lander Kuigh for Milford parcel valued at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Johnson Haw
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Alice ‘Tate
East Chentnot Street
Sapp
The
Plaineur
Mary J. Barkle
William A. Barling
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
B. G. Sapp
Oblo Va
Frank Hammond
Court of Common Pleas
Grand
Harter
Correction Letter Recounting Monday Hold Up Attempt
The writer denies any relationship with Frank Hammond and states he never insulted Hammond or worked on his farm. He says Hammond and his wife came to his home, demanded payment, drew a revolver, and drove away, with the writer and wife later causing their arrest as reported. The letter aims to clear up misunderstandings among neighbors and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Banner
Frank Hammond
Luberculonia
Hammond
Neigtbors
Ibaac W
Rell
Jacob Trott Dies Suddenly at Howard
Jacob Trott aged 45 a local barber collapsed this morning while waiting in front of Hall grocery in Howard. Officials say death due to heart failure with repots confirming sudden natural cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Trott
Howard
Arig
Jacob Trou
Hall
Body of Keiffer to Arrive Friday
According to work received today the body of Dwight Keiffer, who died overseas in 1918, will arrive in Danville Friday morning. The funeral will occur at 11 o clock Sunday at the American Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Kieffer
Dan- Ville
Ehureh
Unionists Take Direct Stand Against War Warfare
The New South Wales Federated Seamen's Union votes to withdraw from mill and oval activities and urges a general refusal by transportation workers to support war. T. Walsh, secretary, notes the move aims to unite labor against war while linking to Mitel Bankehorst relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Federated Seamen's Union
Stemabel
T. Walsh
Magat
Walsh
Mitel Bankehorst
Wutfragette’ Teader
Open Shop Favorable In Ontario Chamber Vote
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce approved the open shop plan in a vote on fourteen questions. All negative votes were recorded on the propositions. Wage adjustments for railway workers would apply to the Grand Trunk system. Canada to pay us and wage scale were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Shop Idem
Pro
I. L) Chamber of Commerce
Cimber of Commerce
United Bites
Canada
United Aietes
Gimada
Steins
Ottewa Journal
Ngreso
Ewarde
United Sintemy Ie
Reign of Terror in Bare Cel and Spain Follows Violent Night
Report details a terror by honsyndicaliaed Workers of Bare celand in Spain as Maye week unfolds. Authorities claim up to 30 individuals were harmed or attempted, with streets in open disorder and outrage erupting across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baresiona
Bare Celand
Spain
Hays
Acim
Outline of qualities husbands and wives should possess
Ohio State sociology students analyze ideal spouses forming a matrimonial scale. They deem wealth unnecessary. essential traits include good provision, housekeeping, child care, sincerity, honesty, loyalty, and similar education levels. Facial beauty is desirable but not essential. mutual respect, religious ideals, and emotional qualities are prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Ted Breas
Ohio St University
Cupid
Eewin L. Clark
Aband
Neurneas
Nearnove
Church Notes for Sunday Services and Activities
Howard M. E. Church notes for Sunday August 99 list Bundsy School at 10 with Superintendent Gentes W. Oride, Morning Worship at 11, sermon My Responsibility, Evening Worship at 8 with sermon The Church and the Present Crisis. Midweek service Wednesday at 8. Wastey Chapel Sunday School at 2, Elster Kaylor Superintendent Worship at 3 with sermon Holy Living. Thursday evening service at 8. The public is invited to attend all services with cordial welcome by Rev Frewel A. Gilmare, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. E. Church
W. Oride
Bermon
Elster Kaylor
Orvices
Frewel A. Gilmare
Church Notices and Services for Liberty Chapel and Sun Day
Sunday school at Liberty Chapel begins 9 20 led by H G Clement superintendent. Morning preaching at 10 20. Sunday meeting at CG M Barton superintendent with preaching at 2 30 led by Rev B Binck pantor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhurch
Recital by Bisio M. Fiuntor at Millwood Church
A recital was presented Friday evening at eight o'clock in the Millwood church by Bisio M. Fiuntor. The performance featured other musical talent and was held in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisio M. Fiuntor
C Millwood
Entries Announced to Rages at Knox County Fair
Knox County Fair listings reveal a long parade of horses and riders in multiple races. Entries include D. B. J. from Mt. Clemens Michigan, Hall G. from Mt. Vernon Ohio, and numerous others from Ohio and Michigan. Races feature 2:20 and 2:22 trots and 2:14 pact purses with varied sires and owners such as Rungeon, Magers, Struble, and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Fair
East
Kay
M. Rungeon
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Halle G
B.m
Guy Minor D
Dillard P
Rosa Canteel
Waldo
Ohio
Dardanella
St. Louis
Pitkin & Beeman
Mt. Vernon
Walter Pointer
Wm. Magers
Hattie O'Connor
Barney O'Connor
Wim. Magers
Billy D
Nervolo
Wm. Drake
Marion
Prince Mabel
Mabel
Rinchart & Roush
Little Gone
G. B. Karna
Dover
Rulah McKinney
Wallace McKinney
Borge & Miller
Newark
Hbenoadr
the Mail
P. J. Beck
Wooster
Notwood Wilkes, Jr
B. G
Nutwood Wilkes
C. McIntire
Orrgifle
Don Bi
Chig
Wm. Brimbee
Ashley
Donna Hal Rane
Don Cale
Worthy Clay
Big
Olcott Axworthy
Geo
HE. Hook
Uttes
Wentport Hoy
Bix
Gind Ax
M. Burrell
Coshocton
Burrator
Clay Montgomery
Croton
Sandy
Sandy McWorther
C. H. Karns
Virginia Bingen
Br.h
Bingen
Hill Burrell
Hixpert
Shandon
Br.m
J. P. Nagle
Toledo
the Bowery
Joe Bowers
Hutchinson
Cambridge
Billy G
Mt. Clemons
Loyal W
B.h
Loyal
R. B. Wilson
Fredericktown
C. Logan Boy
Br.g
Many Family Reunions Set for Late August and September
Numerous reunions listed across Ohio towns on August 28 to September 6. Families named include Clark Davis Spearman Horn Woolloon Hall Pipes Dowds McLain Wan Magers McCamment Burch and others. Invitations urge relatives to attend with meals and social time.
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Balti
Boston
Globe and Commercial Advertiser
New York
Galendar
Latios Aid of
Gay Street
M. E
Ginter
Mike Frances Coup
North Gay Street
Wednémiay
Mian
Francietta Ghuret
Mins Dorothea Laveur
Golden Gossip Club
Lock
A. B. Barrick
Tens
J. M. Higgins
Sepember
Nome
EM. Purbaugh
Miva
Jennie Purbaugh
Miau
Bladensburg
Sanner
ADG
van Johnston
Alice Tate
Barline
Common Pleas
Elizabeth Peland Ta Guy
Lander Kuigh
Milford
Bell
Keiffer
Federal Reserve Bank
Democratic Club
New Knox National Bank
Democratic Woman's
Clark
New Castle
Davis
Harry Davis
Sparta
Pipes
Dowds
McLaina Wan
Johnstown
Magers
Burch
Sylvester Burch
Kansas City
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