Ohio workmen's compensation hearings examine rates and reforms
A joint committee of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce opened hearings on the Ohio workmen's compensation act. Key questions address rate sufficiency, employer contributions, plant condition, self insurers, service quality, rehabilitation, and who bears costs. About 13 000 workers are expected to be represented as sessions move through multiple Ohio cities.
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Associated Press
Cingibivals
UUL WormaUbus
Gommerce
L. H. van Matre
Manufacturera 1
Ohio
Duterial Commission
Industrial Commission
Ev Ory
Portsmouth
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Springfeld
Dayton
Central Aendation
Builders Exchange
Builders’ Exchange
Ohio Macadam Association
Ohio Builders' Supply Company
Cincinnati
Welr Frog and Switch Company
Norwood
Cleveland Chamber of Industry
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
New York City
Transite Willams Steel
Alliance
American Steel and Wire Company
Manufacturers Association
Elyria
Republic Tron and Swel Company
Manufacturers Association of Central Oil
Marion
Builder’ Exchange
Hoover Opens Soft Coal Conference in Washington
Administration plans to hold down soft coal prices with a general call for a conference of 1600 operators whose mines also produce. Secretary Hoover announced the meeting to be held in Washington on May 31 with all affected mines invited.
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Washington
Hoover
Ohio business and union groups list in trade association roll
A long list of organizations including the Cleveland and Cadiz Canning Machinery associations, Toledo Chamber of Commerce, Youngstown Builders Exchange, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Ohio Board of Commerce, Hamilton County Bar Association, Maryland Casualty, American Mutual Liability, and others in Columbus New York and Baltimore. The item reads as a registry of society and business groups connected to labor insurance and commercial activity.
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Turers Association
Cleveland
Canning Machinery and Supplies Association
Cadiz
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
Youngstown Builders Exchange
Liberty Mutula Insurance , Company
Boston
Mass
Ohio Board of Commercie
Columbus
Hamilton County Bar Association
Cincinnati
Maryland Casuality Company
Baltimore
American Mutual Liability Company
Workmen's Compensation Publicity Bureau
New York City
National Bureau of Casualty and Burely Underwriters
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Medical Association
James Gibbs Sets Mt Vernon Course Record in 36
James Gibbs, a noted local golf expert, broke the Mt Vernon Country Club record on Sunday afternoon during the third round of a foursome with Dx N. R. Hastman, Dr. G. D. Arndt, and Ned Iger. He shot nine holes in 36, one under par, with a 3-5-4-3-4-8-6-5-4 tally, a mark never before equalled on the Mt Vernon course and likely to stand for years.
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James Gibbs
Mt .Vernon Country Club
N. R. Hastman
G. D. Arndt
Ned Iger
Gibbs
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon Country Club
Bingley
Memphis
Tenn
Dr. N. R. Eastman
Parking Cars in Street Center Proposed to Eliminate Bumps
A city council suggestion proposes allowing autos to park in the middle of Hast High street to avoid the street car track bumps. The rough center caused by elevated asphalt blocks would be addressed, with the topic to be discussed at tonight's council meeting.
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Hast High Street
Legion Meeting Tuesday Evening Plans Fundraiser
Members of Dan C. Stone Jr post American Legion will discuss a plan for a summer entertainment to raise funds at the Tuesday evening meeting. The post will also complete plans for Memorial Day on Tuesday May 30.
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Dan C. Stone, Jr
Post, American Legion
the Post
Legion Club
Survivors of Greek Refugees Reach New Haven Area
Greek refugees from Samsun in Asiatic Turkey begin arriving near I ssmita after six months of wandering in Anatolia. Of about 60 000 who fled, fewer than 1 000 survive, according to the Greek military mission. They were pursued by Turks and fought several battles with heavy losses.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Samsun
Turkey
I Ssmita
Anatolia
Bombing menaces mayor as county aids search
In Muscogee County the county and city authorities joined to arrest those behind yesterday's bombing of Mayor J. Uomer Dimon's home. The blast damaged part of the house but did not injure residents. The attack follows threats to the mayor and city manager H. Gordon Hinkle tied to objections to the commission form of government.
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Assovtargn
Columbus
Muscogee
Commission
Juse
Parley to Get Down to Real Work Soon
Washington May 22 delegates from Chile and Peru plan direct action at the Washington conference after a week of exploration. The real work is set to begin early in the week in an atmosphere clarified by Bolivia’s open but ineffective bid for a council seat.
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Washington
Bollyla
Polish Diet Passes Two-Week Paid Vacation Law
Warsaw May 32 Associated Press reports the Pollak Diet enacted a law requiring an annual two week paid vacation for all industrial workers. The measure aims to improve worker rest and productivity across Poland.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pollak Diet
Sinking of British steamer Egypt off Ushant
Brest France May 22 Official figures show ninety eight missing and 242 saved from the British steamer Egypt after a collision with the French steamer Seine near Ushant. Among the missing are two American women. The Cap Iragon and Seine aided survivors while fog hindered rescue.
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Associated Press
Brest
France
Egypt
Ushant
Seine
Mia
M. L. Sibley
Misa V. M. Boyer
Cap Iragon
Cap Iracon
Watson Threatens To Whip Phipps In Senate Fracas
Washington May 22 Postmaster appointments in Georgia sparked a heated exchange in the Senate between Senator Watson Democrat of Georgia and Senator Phipps Republican on the post office committee. The clash disrupted business for several minutes and spilled into the corridor where Watson warned Phipps he would knock him down if he spoke further. Phipps declined to comment to reporters.
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Washington
Georgia
Senate
Watson
Phipps
Lofady
LWO
Colorado
Aes
Insane Prisoners Escape Recaptured Near Lima
Five inmates escaped from the state hospital for the criminal insane after James Johnson used a guard’s key to free Norman Lewis Tom McKenna Joe Edwards and Carl Perry. They fled several miles from the hospital but were recaptured twelve miles west of the city shortly after.
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Associated
Paes
Lima
State Hospital
James Johnson
Johnson
Norman Lewis
Tom McKenna
Joe Edwards
Carl Perry
Ferry
Railroad men meet with I C C on rate reductions
Seven railway executives from a group of 19 attend a two hour session with the Interstate Commerce Commission today in Washington. The meeting follows a White House dinner conference where President Harding urged voluntary railroad action on rate reductions as a first step toward compliance.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniel Willard
Pomerene to Open Campaign Tonight
Senator At Jee Pomerene will begin his bid for re election with a dinner speech at the Hotel Portage in Akron attended by 500 to 600 people. Democratic leaders from northeastern Ohio counties will be guests.
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Patsal Cleveland
Jee Pomerene
Slinh
Portage
Akron
Ohio
Burch jury discharged after failure to reach verdict
In Los Angeles on May 22 the Burch jury was discharged without a verdict after a 7 to 6 ballot for acquittal. Jurors stated the panel could not agree, ending the trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
America Willing To Take Part In Parleys
Washington May 22 officials forecast that the United States would join economic councils abroad once European governments agree to exclude political questions from talks on world rehabilitation.
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America
Washington
United States
Europe
Commission Studies Proposed Locations For Memorial Building
Knox county Memorial Building Commission met Monday at President H C Devin’s office to discuss a site. Officials indicated no selection would be announced at the session’s close.
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Knox County Memorial Building Commission
H. C. Devin
Last Chapel Held by the High School
The final chapel exercises in the High School featured Marie Richter of Columbus and Emily Smith with a talk by Supt. A W Elliott. Coach Harry Newman announced a seven foot panel of the basketball team to be placed in a hall. Hi Log set for June 4 distribution.
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Marie Richter
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Emily Smith
Supt
A. W. Elliott
Harry Newman
Boyle
Teachers to Have War Service Credit
A circular from State teachers' retirement system confirms a board ruling that World War service will be credited as prior service for teachers. Credits cover army, navy, and other war activities including M. A. W. G. C. A., K of O, and Educational Corps. Blanks for claiming credits available at County Superintendent J. C. Marriott's office.
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W. B. Kerschner
State
Teachers’ Retirement System
J.C. Marriott
Teachers’ Retirement Board
Educational Corps
J. C. Marriott
Man 18 Injured At Pittsburgh Plate Glass Plant
Mr George VanAman of Worcester Road employed at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant was cut by glass just below the left thumb Monday about 9 o clock. The injury was dressed by a local physician and reported not serious.
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George VanAman
Wooster Road
Pittsburgh
Ex Officials of Rubber Co Enter Plea Not Guilty
Knox Tire and Rubber former officers F C Spencer B E Frantz V V Hendershott C Carpenter and Scott Cannell plead not guilty to embezzlement and blue sky law charges. Bonds set at 500 each. Trials to begin June 12 in Knox common pleas court. Other May term indictments read with pleas of not guilty for several defendants. Some defendants not present. Minor sentencing for one guilty non support case.
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F. C. Spencer
B. E. Frantz
V. V. Hendershott
C . Carpenter
Scott Cannell
Knox Tire and Rubber Company
Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Blair
Knox Common Pleas Court
William Rearick
Edith Clark
Chili Weekly
Mortimore
Burton Schlessinger
Bennett Turner
Robert Trinkle
Marion Carpenter
Hervey Metcalf
Mose Wells
Davidson
Contempt case set in common pleas court
Martha L Thompson v Elmer Thompson cited for contempt for alimony payment failure. Judge Blair noted evidence, case continued until June 20 and to recur monthly while compliance persists. Verdict of guilty in Oblo ex rel Rosa Nauger v Roy Swigert for bastardy delivered Monday afternoon at 2 35. Clinton Purdy of Howard awarded contract to build new M A camp buildings near Brink Haven with planned start Jusio 4.
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Martha £. Thompson
Elmer Thompson
Blair
Common Pleas
Oblo
Rosa Nauger
Roy Swigert
Common Pleas Court
Clinton Purdy
Howard
Brink Haven
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