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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 1, 1924, Zanesville, Ohio                               V Ohio Tuesday July 1 1924 HANDLE Bodies Found In Lorain Auins Affil NEITHER NOR SI mm SIMM isii Emergency Board Asked to Place Disposal of Commission lAl L U Will Not Be Sought But Will Not Be De- Health Department at Customary Tumults As Each Ballot Is Taken THAT MANY ARE Lorain Now care of its swept cities toe commission dle relief work asked tomorrow to Every bank and collecto cleared through David C Wills treasurer Fred A M Columbus secre terr Cincinnati Kettering ken Canton S Stone Cleveland Firestone Ak on Will Fon 1 The commission wii I a tomorrow at t Cleveland to for on its wo J Arthur J of the ion District merican Red Cross ker national relief will meet Functioning JUNE the A will disaster and relieve distress in the Lorain and Sandusky Governor r iias been appointed by the governor to nnd the state emergency board will be at the disposal of this com- n the state has been named a of funds and all subscriptions will be fie Federal Reserve bank of Cleveland end of- the institution having been of the commission er Columbus shoe manufacturer is chairman of and Thomas J Donnelley ry of the Ohio Federation of Labor r members are William Cooper T Vf T-I Samuel J Mather Cleveland C F E H Baker Cleveland H H cy Adams Warren S Marshall Sheppey Toledo and Harvey ulate Reh'ef Plans Today meet 10 plans Governor an li Henry of disaster to tHc state provide relief iras at n today tlic of- nnd t the stale hut no trill 1 bo the Governor carl nnd Oils afternoon in p been by V J Uic when the fo make tor cooking ferers Tho governor 300 oil stoves to be from Cleveland Gas mains arc broken and will lip ras the Funds of tile board Ically but he It receives tomorrow enable It to the lion the governor told the commission Adjutant General Frank D Henderson attended the conference and assured the committee tlie tional fruard units the storm swept area will remain on duty its long as their presence is desired Tho entire military power of the state is at your the governor told Fred chairman of the commission i John p slate director of health relumed day from He said an emergency health department lias been vet up at with headquarters at Ihc Hotel Ant- ler It Is In charge of Dr C P and In of fhe JJr F G pf the state health department Is In charge of tho Saudusky work He Is by Dr F Sf health of nnd Frle Plans Are Being Made to Re- build City Soom as age Is Cleared LORAIN O June the A death list was In- creased by two lato this afternoon when searchers in tho of tho Crystal restaurant found tho body of Dorothy londe and of Henrietta Ohio who died oi In- juries they received during the Saturday afternoon The total stands at Ono also was added to list when John of Glasgow Xv died of in- juries this at a hospital that total to eight The efforts of the men cleaning out the debris in tho Stato theater today were futile but little progress was being made in removing tho tons of brick and twisted Their work was Interrupted eral times by heavy showery and tonight a severe rain and storm struck tho city stopping all work lire Chief David Halt anil Coroner Allies li today naid they believed a of remain under the the theater While the rescue work go ing- on throughout thu wrecked parts of the city local business men and city officials were formulating plans for the rebuilding of Mayor George Hoffman said will not be repaired but re- built plan to erect one modern in Ohio after the of the old are cleared he said At the same time were shed for the liret victims or the storm three children who were burled today Tomorrow nearly 40 more will be laid to rest but public funerals Mayor Hoffman forbade them He said hers enough Chat public Nothing in Fifteen Ballots to Indicate able Have Not Full Strength and Wearing Have Not Begun to sume Balloting Democratic striking it estat Vofe on the ade trie most gala ft started with 240 05.5 at the close t 431 on the MADISON SQUARE GARDE 12.05 eastern daylight time convention after 15 unsuccessful bi tomorrow Twelve hours of balloting McAdoo and Smith in a gradual m and to bring neither one domination If it established that each has a Smith although he ran second ing the balloting Although first ballot he had gone to fifteenth McAdoo starting had climbed to 479 John W Davis of the first ballot had to 64.5 and was in place The result was this war Ibr fifteenth r Underwod 305.5 Davis of West 60 Governor Davis 11 Harrison Glass 9 Ralston 31 1098 At the conclusion of the ballot Chairman of the Montana Adoo floor leader an row did not even tion to be being done The ba the hall was ed It merely piled out while struck up Home Sweet uicker than it would have troupe of the which often sojourn there denly cut loose were if or ether there be a V remarked r 2 inches thick there is not a crii row's balloting V not One politi The ice is sight None the told the board Its health Jjr said the water works system at Lorain is undamaged bu that the system at Sandusky Is out of commission The task of restoring the system is In charge of VT H Jf Warring of the slate department of Indictments Against and Sinclair Are Accused of in With laval Oil Leasef WASHINGTON Jun charging B former Inter- r Harry F Ed and E L action tion leasing of naval oil Merrea in and today in Dis courL i weeks to consider Ion of the levelled Jony against tho four nea have prolonged set-to o tiis T Fall and the L first and a from July 11 to ci Petroleum at sii I oil J the field tho up for tion for paying Fall the In question of tho evidence and many of the implications dragged to light during tho senate Inquisition into the naval reserve leasing were in formal in which the court ments of the Krand Jury couched There was also tions that other matter had pono before tho Jury and thr conspiracy also recited that persons had consorted four eo whose jn tho 1 ona in U Great Juno p at k or brill Bryan Oat the the 23 to Pan naval oil TLc dcr ban Fall In charges brought un- open tlie city's wounds Thoso buried today were Dine 2 Bessie 12 Italian boy The state department of health has completed its organization work equipped are up in various of the i city Succumbs To Burns He Were Very Careful On ho To Rebuild arc with a like number from Elyria tomorrow to form n com- known as tho com- to undertake tho task of Lorain group today It cost to re- place the modern buildings On Inu Governor decided he would MIC an official tho entire United States to contribute to fond to be used In Lorn In now In a formative for of practically tho old in the district It will take about them but at of that Lorain will be the momt modern cities in the committee sold Homeless and and taken care of aa weli crushed and battered city can take care of them They live In a His mother lie grave months his fattier by Marie and of ho Mr and Mrs George Paul Pf was removed to his ignited from an explosion of near his home o'clock In tho was burned from his body before aid could reach him Ho to the hos aken to the cortege the home at 1 o'clock Wednesday for the Roseville Lutheran church where services will be con- ducted by Rev Inter- ment will bo made in the in an automobile nnd his despaired of from the time first attended him The lad said o his home early in the morning to visit his Stephen Gibson and several no- that ho was with fire ns he walked along Although re- the accident were to the that the flames from dcr explosion had his cloth Inp the boy maintained j had 110 but was unable to state just how the flames HI his HI Paul alone at he CHICAGO Tho thirteenth ballot in tho Democratic national tion turned out to be no jinx for any candidate Everybody moved with extra caution claiming nil superstition ond tho fateful number without casualties anybody H left the still the 500 mark arid up around the 300 mark The men had Bft their at for tonight after which to ask for nn adjournment to of eat at Red Cross and Salvation the rival candidate out Was aif as had predicted and that or RE c r for a Six Are Killed And Seventeen Injured In Railroad Collision Fast Crashes into Passenger Train pt that anything wan matter with him when K resident of heard him from obtaining competitive bids for the naval reserves and ol having made representations and statements to prevent the of competitors the and companies resulted in sreat loss to the the two indictments lessors President Sends His Sympathy To Ohio's Governor leg The of thousands of wreckers and with hundreds of trucks and has dashed 3 bucket of on him hut the had been burned off his body terribly from the pain of barns and a physician was hurriedly summoned A little Inter boy was brought to the hospital Paul a sons were killed today ers were Injured gome of them iously when a train of the road into the rear of senger train number 2 near Buda ever Some of the Injured were brought lo Chicago and others dead were taken to Princeton III Thoso killed included Dr K W the Michigan col- of mines Mich IT C: Clap and her niece of McCook Mrs J M Handar of W J of Aurora 111 of tho mail was crushed when he tried to leap from Ills cab and J A not begun to even scratch the lad and was loved by face so far as removing all residents of the community in lions of tons of wreckage is Tho vast task of cleaning up the miles of wrecked has rot begun at all Tho city is not officially under military control Tho local meet functioning although clals are mostly too handicapped lo cover the wholo Job the military forces arc not In supreme takes a ilo get through nnd Juno ajc telegram of sympathy sent lo of offered IB 1 f Bed Takes track President Declares For Economy June dent called upon the III about 115 miles west of porter of the passenger train Railroad officials here declared that the accident was duetto ure of the engineer of the mall train to observe an automatic which operated when tlie train stopped at a coal chute Thri into the Smil J 6 Ritchie rsas Glass m Saulbury 6 Governor Bryan 15 son 1J favorite sons been IT Governor Sweet rado andf Senator of Wyoming v and Smith forces expressed with the standing of the score ing had come close to their pointed oat that they had irf one-third the i their of Break Comes from Into dinner pre- long drawn out talk In Th the ha minim t Two Suits Filed To Test The Validity Of Card Deputy Rt passen per train was 40 minutes lato nnd tho mall train was Ing to make up eight minutes The coaches were knocked from COLUMBUS O track one of landed to test tho i partly across another track over card deputy ru which another train was about Crabbe w pass This train was stopped court by As he the hall pared for there number of confer between were going i of i I of lit msr to and bail fob Saturday ulcM full for Iho of to drop ministrative of the Went tonight up to It speak for the whole Grow McAdoo William national ter tlon so that farther redaction In for all of Uio people may be Speaking before more than 1.000 officers at the seventh j of the new of Ibe meut at the close of Iho year j the chief executive hU bed here for the with A that all he that must enter la 1 The silts Brthel nMUi to talk reached H Iho small boa cd UHU tbe to WSS to at you'll so report on had hern received other when Commissioner May Convention candidate as In practice row before Uie I am for economy Iho 5s nominated for said Afler I am for the economy win likely be compelled the people relief from the Its campaign of conrt room defending its candidate MADISON CAKE June Is Roland don't responds of the Michigan In tho Democratic national convention tbo records ono fran for Greet for Mr lakes his place the of who hare received In political convention ont political cent compel t amui clerk Hamilton ML S J as his 20 fine and tbc clerk of Ihc city of to O C Johnson as his 2 cent split In a Hue Both contracts Jhr of the sol sions but their bills were held op after ruling that they Cd Crabbe today I an on my carl ruling noting to through thel le of the talk of dele oney to sot ho ck oui and pot la lj Death Tc Smith And id Field On Early Jono By Jo today announced that found cafes be Jhc and her up as The thr He not nanio candidate re- ferred to j Heed dictated this i I do not know will do but I should he If 11 should as A candidate for a man whom Headers In all probability the to In- I diet for violating the federal which forbid and officers before df I years after i to touch mailer or claim dori he Urae cf In Tornado The city has recovered to a great extent from Ihc effects of Uir storm Water service Democrats Adopt Resolution In Memory of Warren G Harding SQUARE GARDEN VEW YORK JUNE convention adopted Jhc Uon In memory of the President the American people arc divided Into opposing after the election as one man in lo the and In to the nation's As we aland beside tho of C Harding Ute president of United Stales vie with most devoted friends in of his sorrow it has into his death of John Hinlon today death toll in the tornado of was Increased lo Several In local arc still In Cast for 18 Pint m nrci m Second 13 iVM The 14 CM the mark lhat bad MADISON GARDEN ji NEW YORK June McAdoo 3M the field on the first ballots s today Democratic The however came far from volts to iro On the Orst ballot cars arc running 411 H as Ihr power company here for Governor Al Smith of thai nearly city York will In James E Cor of Ohio came third In the residential of SS part of the city On the re- More 431 voles while vain of voto for a are of to Cox was j On the third a Smith sot predicted their Adoo 421 RAMM 41 J Ferrte   

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