Ohio Storm Toll Rises to Ninety Four in Lake Erie Coast
The Saturday wind rain and electrical storm along Lake Erie from Sandusky to Lorain killed 94 people and injured hundreds. Lorain suffered the heaviest losses with about 70 dead. Sandusky reported six dead and extensive damage. Authorities mobilized 600 to 1,000 Ohio National Guardsmen, set up health measures, and began large scale rescue and relief work amid widespread devastation.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Lorain
Warren
Salem
Mantua
Akron
French Creek
Red Croes
Ohio National
Fall Sinclair Doheny Indicted in Navy Oil Lease Case
Indictments returned by a federal grand jury name former Interior Secretary A B Fall oil magnates Harry F Sinclair and E L Doheny and E L Doheny Jr in a case arising from naval oil reserve leasing. Four counts include conspiracy to defraud and a $100000 bribe claim. Fall asserts indictment offers a chance for the court to interpret the law.
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Associated Preas
Washington
A. B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
E. L Doheny
E. L. Doheny, Jr
Naval Oil
Doheny, Sr
Doheny Jr
Three Rivers
N. M
Hi Ranch
Associated Press
United States
Congress
Storm Relief Follows Des Moines Area Floods in Iowa
AP reports Iowa residents spent Sunday cleaning debris from Saturday storms. Farmers repaired barns and checked crops while cities removed obstructions and repaired lines. Two fatalities confirmed Howard Springer and 17 year old Charles Johnson. Marengo suffered about 100000 in flood damage from Bear Creek. Cedar River towns faced high water. Des Moines had traffic ties from fallen trees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Howard Springer
Boone
Charles Johnson
Fort Dodge
Marengo
Bear Creek
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Prince of Wales to Seek Bride After Thirtieth Birthday
Last night in London rumors spread that the Prince of Wales announced he would begin seeking a wife after turning thirty. The royal family staged a flurry of social events to which the prince was invited as part of the rumor mill. Paris reports Germany answered to ambassadors notes and agreed to resume military control with three conditions. A delay of one month was set to improve factories and a limited general arms inventory was to occur only at the latest possible moment.
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London
Prince of Wales
Paris
Germany
Germany Accepts Allied Armament Inspection Plan
Berlin reports that Germany notified the interallied council of ambassadors it accepts a general inspection of German armaments. The condition is that the inspection be final and completed by September 30 next. The note emphasizes adherence to the deadline and the authority of Allied control.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Council of Ambassadors
Three Slayings at Chicago Home Claim Family Life
Chicago, June 30: Otto Eder a taxicab driver his wife Frances and their three sons Roy 11 Harvey 6 and Jack 3 were beaten to death and found in their home covered by sheets. Police say a half-witted relative of a boarder driven by lust killed them. no sign of robbery or disorder was detected.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Otto Eder
Frances
Roy
Harvey
Jack
Coolidge Endorses Golden Rule Sunday Movement
President Coolidge endorses observance of Sunday, Dec. 7 as international Golden Rule Sunday in a letter to Near East Relief. He believes the effort can save thousands of destitute lives through contributions and may improve international relations and world peace.
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Ausociated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Near East Relief
Lenglen Beats Ryan In Gripping Wimbledon Final
Wimbledon report notes Mile. Suzanne Lenglen defeats Miss Elizabeth Ryan in three sets 6-2 6-8 6-4 after a fierce battle. Ryan won the second set, Lenglen clinches the match in the third amid stiff resistance. Lenglen remains world women's tennis champion.
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Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Elizabeth Ryan
Trains Crash At Buda Leaves Several Dead And Dozens Hurt
A deadly collision near Buda Illinois involved a solid mail train No 8 and eastbound Denver Chicago passenger No 2. Four passengers and a fireman died, with 14 injured as the rear cars of the passenger train were crushed and several victims were taken to Princeton and Chicago.
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Illinois
Associated Prews
Chicago
F. W. McNair
Michigan College of Mines
Buda
McNair
J. Brecht
Aurora
JL A Triplett
Princeton
H. C. Mapp
McCook
Nell
H. C. Clapp
Neb
J.M. Bandare
Los Angeles
Denver
Brechtal
Galesburg
Here
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Coast Church
Burlington
Dawes To Washington To Visit President
Brig general Charles Gates Dawes and Mrs Dawes depart Chicago for Washington to meet President Coolidge. Dawes will hold talks with the president and plan the forthcoming campaign.
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Chicago
Charles Gates Daws
Nomiee
Dawes
Washington
Coollidge
Ralston Denies Klan Ties Amid World Attacks
United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston declares he has never been a member of the Ku Klux Klan and challenges the New York World to publish any information it holds. The statement follows reports that his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination was harmed by alleged Klansman support.
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Juhe
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
New York
Ku Klux Klan
Madhaem Square Garden
Thomas Taggart
Hall
Senator Ralston
New York World
Kledgeman
Rye Antuermte
Wil
Teachers Seek Protection Legislation At Education Meeting
At the National Education Association annual meeting discussions focus on retiring teachers tenure guarantees and the Sterling Reed education bill. Phillip E. Carlson urges a retirement law to shield children from elderly incompetence and to attract capable teachers, while Fred Hunter pushes permanent tenure to protect teachers from politics and ensure efficiency. George Strayer backs a federal Department of Education under the Sterling Reed bill.
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Annodated Press
Washington
National Education Association
Phillip E. Carlson
Roosevelt High School
Minneapolis
Fred Hunter
Oakland
Calif
George J). Strayer
Columbia University
Sterling-Reed
Department of Education
Secretary of Education
Judge J M Blake Dies After Illness in Webster City
Webster City on June 30 reports the death of J M Blake age 68 a longtime municipal judge serving the city for ten years and a prominent figure in the republican party organization for forty years He died at his home yesterday from acute indigestion.
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Webster City
J. M. Blake
Debt On New Congregational Church Wiped Out
The Firtt Congregational Church on West Montgomery and Division streets formally dedicated its $50 000 building this Sunday under Pastor Clyde C Harris. A special offering raised 4600 to wipe out construction debt with 400 more for a Memory Fund. Nine children were baptized and 15 memorial windows were recognized as part of the dedication ceremonies. Open house was announced for tonight.
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New Congregational Church
Firtt Congregational Church
West Montgomery
Divison
Clyde C. Harris
Mr. Harris
Verne Hall Tallman
George Ide
P. Adelstein Johnston
Grinnell
E. J. Sawyer
Denver
George D. Newcomb
Jacob Awalt
Jane Hall Thomas
General Tallman
Kather Me Stephen
Ruth Eleanore Pettit
Mary Jane Me1ilis
Donald Leon Morrison
Merton Gibbs Shiffer
Ruth Eleanore Boone
Carl Rogers Boone
John Parsons
Nelson W. Wehrhan
Dr. Johnson
John Chase
McAdoo and Smith Hold Lead as Democratic Ballots Continue
Madison Square Garden New York June 30 Democrats hold six to nine ballots with no nominee. McAdoo preserves votes as Smith gains slight. Louisiana keeps 20 in Davis column. Missouri finally backs McAdoo. Balloting resumes as leaders remain split and counts shift slowly.
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Associated Reeset
Madison Square Garden
New York
McAdoo
Smith
Rockwell
Louisiana
John W. Davis
Iowa
Michigan
Ferris
Gotting
Underwood
Wyoming
Seleator Kendrick
Ballot third totals include many candidates and a final total
The third ballot tallies list candidates such as McAdoo 87 and Smith 255 percent, with numerous other names and fractional marks. The overall total reaches 1 098 votes.
Fourth ballot figures show party candidates and totals
The fourth ballot lists candidates with percentages and counts including Underwood 41 percent McAdoo 443 6 10 Robinson 19 Smith 260 John W Davia 34 Senator Saulsa bury 6 Cox 59 Bryan 19 Walsh 1 Ritchie 21 percent Jonathan Davie 29 Ralston 30 Glass 45 Brown 99 10 Harrison 20 Ferris 30 Silver 238 Thompson 1
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Underwood
McAdoo
Robinson
Smith
John W. Davia
Senator Saulsabury
Cox
Bryan
Walsh
Ritchie
Jonathan Davie
Ralston
Glass
Brown
Harrison
Ferris
Silver
Thompson
Election Ballot Results Reported with Various Candidate Totals
The fifth ballot totals show Robinson 19, Qmith 261, John W. Davis 34 percent, Bryan 19, Cox 59, Ritchie 42.9, Jonathan Davis 28, Ralston 30, Brown 8, Harrison 20, Glass 25, Saulabury 6, Walsh 1, Ferris 30, Silver 28, Thompson 1. Total votes 1,098.
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Underwood
McAdoo
Robinson
Qmith
John W. Davis
Bryan
Cox
Ritchie
Jonathan Davis
Ralston
Brown
Harrison
Glass
Saulabury
Walsh
Ferris
Silver
Thompson
Ballot tally after sixth round shows varied supports
The record lists candidates Cox 69 Bryan 18 Jonathan Davis 27 Ralston 30 Harrison 20 Brown 8 Giasa 25 Saulebury 6 Walsh 1 Ferris 30 Silver 28 Thompson 1 Underwood 42 McAdoo 443 1-10 Robinson 19 Smith 258 John W. Davis 58 Ritehle 22 9-10 with leaders at different levels.
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Cox
Bryan
Jonathan Davis
Ralston
Harrison
Brown
Giasa
Saulebury
Walsh
Ferris
Silver
Thompson
Underwood
McAdoo
Robinson
Smith
John W. Davis
Ritehle
Seventh Ballot Counts Report With Broad Mix of Names
The official tally of the seventh ballot shows Underwood at 42 percent and McAdoo at 442. Other figures include Ribingon 19, Smith 261, Davis 65, Ritchie 20, Cox 59, Bryan 18, Jonathan Davis 30, Ralston 30, Harrison 20, Brown 8, Glass 25, Saulsbury 6, Walsh 1, Ferris 30, Silver 28, and Thompson 1.
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Underwood
Robinson
McAdoo
Sweet
Brown
Smith
Lawlisbury
Silver
J. W. Davis
Ritchie
Harrison
Cox
Bryan
Ralston
Jonathan Davis
Ferris
Glass
Thompson
Kenderick
Revised eighth ballot totals with multiple candidates listed
The revised figures for the eighth ballot show figures for many candidates including Underwood 48, Mc Adoo 444, Robinson 21, Smith 273, J W Davis 67, Ritchie 19 9 10, Cox 60, Bryan 16, Gover nor Davis 29, Harrison 20, Grase 26, Brown 9, Saulsbury 6, Walsh 1, Ralston 30, Ferris 6, Governor Bryan 1, Silver 28, Thompson 1, Total 1098.
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My Associated Preast
Madton Square Garden
New York
McAdoo
Smith
John W. Davis
Underwood
Robinson
Ritchie
Cox
W. Bryan
Governor Davis
Harrion
Glass
Throwle
Saulsbury
Walsh
Ralston
W. J. Bryan
Silver
Thompson
J. W. Davis
Bryan
Davis
Harrison
Grase
Brown
Ferris
Total
McAdoo and Smith Keep Lead After Primary Balloting
Liam G. McAdoo and Alfred E. Smith led factions as votes on the fil t ballot showed no relief from a week long deadlock. Campaign operatives pressed the final hours to consolidate their positions while the Klan controversy faded from the platform debate.
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Liam G. McAdoo
Alfred E. Smith
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