Oberlin Mock Convention a Campus Draft for 1909 Style
Oberlin students organize a mock convention with strong support for Coolidge La Follette and Pinchot. Mass meetings and campus clubs form as delegates from every state gather for a tented convention on campus. The event emphasizes national sentiment and opens with a parade and speeches by officials and Oberlin alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
McKinley
National Party
Dolliver
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Warren G. Harding
Taft
Hughes
Cummins
Coolidge
Cool
Coidge
Senator la Follette
Braham Johnson
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
LaFollette
Ralph Andrews
Joel B. Hayden
Cleveland
United States
Obarlin
Lesson Staged Big Rally Tuesday
A community rally led by McQuigg discussed postwar funding under the Mellon Plan and national compensation. Veterans groups and local leaders attended as speeches, entertainment, and a buffet followed, with promises of future meetings and decisions at the Legion hall.
Mechanic's lien filed over hotel project in Columbus
The al House Co and attorney Ed rdaeanen Columbus were named defendants in a mechanic's lien for 3397.217.881 filed with the county recorder. The action, brought by Marty Wells secretary treasurer of Wells Brothers Construction Co Chicago, concerns materials machinery and labor for a hotel on the site of the old Neil house South High street and dates back to February.
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Columbus
al House Co
Edrdaeanen Columbus
Altered Swimming Pool Dive 1 Names List
A fragmented roster style note lists many individuals associated with a pool dive event. Names include Jo M. Jacobs, Kalass, Gorden Lemm, O. H. Terrell, Harry Burrat, W. Cc. Roe, Marie Marsh, D. D. Andrews, T. Bire, C. D. Mare, David Hamlin, A. L. Placher, Haller, Ellenberser, Remme Sien Co., Jarence Dumas, Schiliman, Knapp, Bert Hucknal, Herbert Wheaties, Kena and Anderson, W. Barker, Wolfe Gee, W. Hagin, Wi. Winfeld, Was Lautensch, Chas. Clark, Ma W. Ste, N. Willows, Black, J M. Ma sugaski, W. Reinhardt, H. Birch, Don Granger, Earl Fauver, Nellie Pershing, F. A. Meinke.
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Jo M. Jacobs
M. P. Lear
Gorden Lemm
O. H. Terrell
Harry
Burrat
W. Cc. Roe
Roghtan
Marie
Marsh D. D. Andrews
C. T. Bire
C.D. Mare
David Hamlin
A. L. Placher
Sho
See
Haller
L. Ellenberser
Remme Sien Co
Jarence Dumas
Schiliman 2
Company
EL. Knapp
Bert Hucknal
Herbert Wheaties
Kena & Anderson, Dougla
Dicken
W. Barker L. Wolfe Gee
Karse
W. Hagin
Wi. Winfeld RS C
Lautensch
Chas
Clark Vv
N. Willows
German capital flight and proposed amnesty policy
A committee led by Reginald McKaenkman assesses German capital abroad at end-1923 between 5.7 and 7.81 billion gold marks, with a 6.75 billion midpoint. It urges amnesty during a transition to stem capital outflow, curb inflation, and restore financial stability to enable reparations and increased home investment. Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles represents the United States.
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Reginald McKaenkman
Ger
Sig
Eoffere
Germany
Austria
Poland
Dantzig
United States
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
California
Wreck at Grade Crossing Probed in $180000 Damages
In Cleveland federal court juries hear three combined suits against the Pennsylvania Railroad for deaths and injuries from a school bus wreck at Rootstown last year. Claims total 1800000 dollars, seeking compensation for eight dead children and three seriously hurt. The suits name the Bernshoff parents, Margaret Kunst, and Charles Silvas.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rootstown
Westenhaver
Stanley
Thelma Bernshoff
New Attorney General Sworn In at Justice Department
Harlan Fiske Stone of New York former Columbia Law School dean was sworn in as attorney general of the United States. The oath was administered by Charles Sornberger at the Justice Department after a brief White House briefing with President Coolidge.
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Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
New York
Columbia University Law School
United States
Harry My. Daugherty
Department of Justice
Charles Sornberger
Stone
President Coolidge
White House
Langley Trial Set in Covington on Liquor Conspiracy Charge
The Langley case of conspiring to sell liquor obtained on fraudulent permits will be called in federal court for trial next Tuesday. A separate dispatch reports John Ridenour, 59, committed suicide after his wife left him, his body found after several days on a Belleville area farm. Columbus streetcar service was disrupted for about 45 minutes due to transmission line problems, delaying thousands of workers.
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Covington
John W. Langley
Ohtoan
Siansfield
John Ridenour
Belleville
Columbus
British protest looming over US battleship oil conversion
Washington reports a surprise British protest expected during the conversion of four American battleships from coal to oil. In entertainment news, Norma Shearer will star opposite Jack Pickford in The End of the World.
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Washington
Naval
Great Britain
Norma Shearer
Jack Pickford
Ohio State Briefs Highlight Education and Legal News
State welfare department indicated a new superintendent of grounds will head the girls industrial school near Delaware, to be appointed by Mrs. Eiton. her husband led civil service rankings for the post. Arthur Felton of Coshocton won parole from the penitentiary on child support terms set by Governor Donahey. Noah Andrews and Martin Falkenstein led the civil service exam for district mine inspector posts in the Industrial Relations Department. The Columbus Rail, Power Light Co received bond authorization for improvements and a 6 percent mortgage issue. A statewide radio set survey shows about one in 17 farmers in Ohio own a radio. In Marion two women served on a murder jury that convicted John Gibson colored of manslaughter in a September shooting over a crap game.
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Calumvrus O Anvil
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
State Welfare Department
Eiton
State Civil Service
Columbus. CO
Oscar Albaughi
Murray City
State Department of Industrial Relations
Noah Andrews
Logan
Martin Falkenstein
Columbus
Ohio
C. J. Weer
Chuo
Marion
John Gibson
James Watson
Wellington Grain Milling Co Incorporated for 25000
Columbus April 9 announces the incorporation of The Farmers Grain & Milling Co Wellington Ohio with 25000 capital. Names listed include LL Bradstock FL Obrigewetsch L Bradstock BE Sigler and Lee Stroup.
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Wellington Grain Milling CO
Columbus
The
Farmers& Grain & Milling Co
Wellington
O., Inc
LL. C. Bradstock
FL M. Obrigewetsch
Bradstock
B. E. Sigler
Lee Stroup
Women in Today's News and Film Industry Notes
Miss Ilrene Thomas of Topeka discharged clerk in the Kansas bonus commission work. Julia Banks named assistant United States attorney after 11 years in the interior department. second woman in the U S legal department after Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt. Pat O Malley welcomes a baby girl. three daughters, Eileen Sheila and the new arrival, expected quintuplets soon with Lila Lee Barbara Bedford Doris May Leatrice Joy among expectant stars. Claire Adams, active in multiple studios, born in Canada, educated there and in England. Gladys Walton has thirty two Universal starring pictures in five years, previously leading Fox Sunshine Comedies.
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Ilrene Thomas
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Julia Banks
Interior Department
United States Government
Washington
United States
Miss Banks
Mabel Willebrandt
Pat O'Malley
Pat
Eileen
Sheila
Mr. Stork
Lila Lee
James Kirkwood
Barbara Bedford
Doris May
Wallace McDonald
Leatrice Joy
John Gilbert
Claire Adams
Goldwyn
Fox
Universal
Warner
Daddies
Gladys Walton
Lorain Girl Killed by Taxi Affects Local Family
In Lorain on April 9 a six year old girl Katie Pan chyshyo of 315 East 27th Street was struck and killed by a taxi driven by Clyde Lysle of 301 Broadway at the corner of Carolina Avenue and 28th Street. A street car ahead had stopped and the child stepped from behind it into the taxi path. The driver rushed her to the hospital where she died. Lysle was not arrested and the coroner was to render a verdict later in the afternoon.
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Lorain
kKatie Panchyshyo
E. 27Th Street
Clyde Lysle
Broadway
Carolina Avenue
28Th Street
Lysle
Perry
Wheeler involved as probe widens in oil land case
United States Senator Burton K Wheeler faces three counts of indictment over oil lands dealings in Montana. George W. Stock testified on alleged frauds tied to the Hickory Powder plant in Nashville. Other defendants Gordon Campbell Charles F Bloomhuff and Edward J Dailey charged with misrepresentation in selling oil shares.
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Wheeler
George W. Stock
Nashville
Great Falls
Mont
United States
Burton K Wheeler
Daugherty
Washington
Seneral Land Office
Department of the Interior
Montana
Wilson
Gordon Campbell
Chas. F. Bloomhuff
Edward J. Dailey
Dailey
Texas
Graud
Harry M. Daugherty
J. F. Guffy
Pittsburgh
Wheeler- Brookhart Investigation Committee
George W. Storck
Department of Justice
Storck
Guffey
Department
Gil
Senate
California
Wyoming
Senator Walsh
Secretary of the Interior
Buena Vista
Calif
Mayor Presents $275 252 Budget For 1925 Year
The budget prepared by Mayor Hinkson totals 275252 for the year 1925 and was presented to the council Monday night. An auditor's office inquiry misanswered six months but the correct period is one year. The budget goes to the budget commission for approval.
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Hinkson
Budget Commission
Dow A Baird Seeks County Prosecutor on Republican Ticket
D A Baird city solicitor for two terms announces candidacy for county prosecutor on the Republican ticket. Former Brighton resident. studied law at Omaha University and has practiced in the city for twelve years.
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D. A. Baird
Brighton
Oma Sta University
Miss Smith And Thompson Win Dance Derby
Genevieve Smith and W E Thompson won the derby contest at the dance Glen Cascade Pavilion last night by the Martha Lee club. Saturday night a dance derby will be at the Elks aud torum Lorain and Tuesday final contest will be given in this Support Swimming fool Delve.
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Genevieve Smith
W E. Thompson
Dance Glen
Cascade Pavilion
Martha Lee Club
Elks’ Audtorum
Lorain
Crowley Elected President of New York Central Railroad
P. E. Crowley was elected president of the New York Central Railroad to succeed A. H. Smith who was killed recently when thrown from his horse. Other officers elected include A. H. Harris as finance committee chairman, George A. Harwood as VP in charge of improvements and developments, and Raymond D. Starbuck as VP in charge of operations.
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New York
P. E. Crowley
Wee Press- Uthin
Liewen Luin
The
Road
A. H. Smith
A. H. Harris
George A. Harwood
Raymond D. Starbuck
Fallen Newark Man Killed by Falling Steel Casting
Thomas McGiveay a former Newark resident and World War veteran, age thirty, died when a heavy steel casting fell from a tower onto him at the Charles Fink farm near Junction City. He leaves his mother.
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Newark
Thomas McGiveay
Charles Fink
Junction City
Hearing Held On Industrial Claim In Lorain Case
Officials convene a hearing in Lorain on April 9 for Julius Sejas of 1615 E 29th Street who alleges an injury while performing heavy lifting during his employment at National Tube Co. Sejas files an industrial claim with the Industrial Commission.
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Lorain
Omo Industral Commission
Julius Sejaz
29Th Street
Sejas
National Tube Co
Germany Reparation Plan For a New Bank of Issue
A report outlines a plan to tax Germany heavily and create a new fifty year bank of issue to stabilize currency. It would withdraw existing notes, issue new currency with a 33 1 3 percent reserve, and be governed by a German president with a multinational board. The German government would share profits but remain free of direct control.
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Germany
Reichsbank
Plan for German postwar finance under Dawes proposals
A long summary of Dawes plan figures outlines German debt relief through staged external loans and tax changes. It details mortgage scales, bond issues, railway value, and sinking funds, with allocations to currency stabilization, railway reform, and creditor protection, aimed at gradual reparations payments and continued deliveries.
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Germany
Comimittee
Billio
Mlike
Olnterest
Industria
Rai
Bank of
Issu
Pla
Schroming Pool
Woman Credits Mayr’s Remedy For Longstanding Relief
A farmer's wife reports ten years of stomach pain ending after one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She completed the full course and has had no pain or bloating for four years. The ad claims the product removes intestinal mucous and inflammation causing stomach and bowel issues. A money back guarantee is offered through druggists.
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Mayr
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Annie Tos Legion
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Washinton
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Jay Weller
Ladies' Auxiliary
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C. E. Southam
Spanish War Veterans
Frank Murbach
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En Ria
Legion Hall
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Steubenville, O
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Gorso
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