Lorain Disaster Relief Efforts Expand After Fatal Explosion
In Lorain Ohio a series of relief actions are organized following a deadly Saturday blast. Governor Donohue authorized a state emergency board to place 50 thousand dollars toward aid while a commission handles relief work. Wreckage cleanup continues at the State Theatre as the death toll rises to seventy one with additional injuries reported. Local banks and the Federal Reserve assist funding and material support as officials coordinate with agencies to deliver food and clothing to survivors.
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Four Indicted in Oil Probe Faces Grand Jury Action
Washington. The four named men including Fall and the Dohenys were indicted by a grand jury for conspiracy and bribery tied to naval reserve leasing. Indictments allege unlawful competition suppression, bid manipulation, and payoffs to influence California leases. The cases reference Pan-American Petroleum and related companies and detail letters and payments around 1921 to 1922. The report notes the Senate inquiry sparked the indictments and that further actions continue.
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Paige
Albert
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Columbia Supreme
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Joseph W. ‘Clarke
Leésdville, Col
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Sinclair
Frank “E. Kistler
Producers’ ‘and Refiners
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Coolidge Urges Executives to Practice Strict Economy
President Coolidge called on federal executive heads to tighten spending to reduce taxes and ease the burden on the public. He outlined plans for continued economy and a three year push to cut expenditures, noting substantial debt reduction and steady surpluses across the last three fiscal years despite lower receipts.
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WASHINGTON
Coolidge
chixacter
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Cogildge
Bracken Pins Hopes On Ralston Nomination
Reports from the New York Democratic convention show Robert Bracken signaling strong support for Samuel M. Ralston for president. Bracken, Indiana auditor, notes rising interest in Ralston as balloting progresses and hints at possible nomination. Citizens in Indianapolis and New York radios follow updates with keen interest as Bracken and Mrs. Ralston prepare for potential campaign activity.
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Prohibition Case Ties Miss Lindsay to Conspiracy
Federal agents disclose Velma Linday confessed in Indianapolis to aiding a conspiracy to violate prohibition laws centered on the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophet. The arrest and interrogation at Claypool hotel linked several members. Lindsay described her role as foolish but part of a wider plot unfolding through North Pennsylvania Street communications and a secretarial effort.
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Bert .Morgan
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Mick ‘Lindsay
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Anderson
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Prohibition Era Lodge Halls Closed by Federal Order
Federal raid leads to injunctions closing two lodge halls for a year under federal prohibition laws. The Bick Lodge and Moon Lodge charter were voided, with other lodge members expelled or fined. Hammond and Gary area properties including roadhouses and host homes were named in the action and ordered closed pending further court action.
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Slack Denies Klan Deal For Ralston
Indianapolis man recounts a Washington conference alleged to chart Ku Klux Klan support for Senator Ralston over McAdoo. Attorney Maurice Farst, acting for the Klan, denies any such meeting and says no plan existed to back Ralston in the Indiana primary. The World and other papers circulate a weeklong report claiming the Klan plotted to influence the nomination, with claims of a secret Washington conference and multiple individuals named in the controversy.
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The Star
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Washita
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Advises Probe In Securities Sale Investigation
A vilified administrator in Indiana announces an inquiry into a securities selling scheme tied to Coneglifiater Realty and Theaters Dafagian. A complainant alleges $14,000 was stolen from her family and calls for a state investigation as prosecutors weigh charges and funds recovery.
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Delegates End Midnight Session After Ten Hours of Voting
Early returns show who cannot win as delegates face months of campaigning ahead. Ralston Underwood Glass John W Davis and Walsh are named as remaining options with a choice due.
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Democratic Nomination Race at Madison Square Garden
Long battle for the Democratic presidential nomination continues at Madison Square Garden as McAdoo Smith and Davis shift votes through the fifteenth ballot. Report notes Elimination and strategic moves, with states like New Jersey and Virginia contributing delegates as the convention nears a verdict.
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Wheeler Widow Era Wheeler Dies at Meridian
Mrs F Wheeler dies suddenly at her Meridian home. The widow of Era Wheeler, she passed away in the morning after a brief illness. The Wheeler family, including Douglas Wheeler, head of the Wheeler Company, noted her long involvement with the local business and community.
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ty Wheeler
Meridian
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Shadow Boxing Opens Show at Madison Square Garden
Shadow boxing exhibition opens the show at Madison Square Garden in June 1940 with sparring demonstrations by notable boxers. The event, framed within a broader political discourse, touches on Reconstruction politics, anti Ku Klux Klan sentiment, and Catholic voting blocs, while hinting at a forthcoming gubernatorial contest.
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