Delegates Battle in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts for Nomination
In Pennsylvania and Massachusetts 112 delegates to the Democratic National Convention are chosen, 76 in Pa and 36 in Mass. Smith and Roosevelt campaigns race as observers predict Massachusetts will yield a Smith majority. Leaders warn that Roosevelt backers contest only a few districts, with Curley praising Roosevelt as a liberal and capable winner while Ely cites cross-state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Smith
Boston
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Marcus Coolidge
David I. Walsh
Jamest. Curley
James Roosevelt
New York
Khava
Curley
Ely
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsyylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Hoover
Harrisburg
IGP
Franklin D. Moosevelt
Smedley D. Butler
U.S. M
Davis
Butler
Republican State Organization
Vare Philadelphia
Edward Martin
O' Butler
Gifford Pinchot
15Th
Louis T. McFadden
Cornelia Brice Pinchot
Dairy distributors urged to educate public on milk use
E R Quackenbush secretary of the Cleveland District Dairy Council told Lorain County dairy distributors at the Hotel Newell that dairy products must be promoted to improve health and meet nutritional gaps. He cited charts on milk surplus caused by underconsumption and rising farm dairy income, noting milk and butter prices since 1910 14 and a national drive by the Dairy Council. He urged accurate public messaging and emphasized the cost and value of a quart of milk as a key, affordable food source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Quackenbush
Cleveland District Dairy Council
Lorrain County
Newell
Quackenbush
United States
National Dairy Council
Cleveland District
Edward A. Seabold
Henry W. Ingersoll, Jr
Bradley Asks Renewal Of Cleveland Stadium Lease
Major Ray T. Miller urged Alva Bradley of the Cleveland Indians to reopen talks on leasing Municipal Stadium. Miller asked Bradley to reconsider his stance that negotiations were ended and offered a 23 year lease or new terms. He argued the stadium is a profit option for owners during big games and noted fans were turned away at League Park opening day.
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Cleveland, QO
Ray T. Miller
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Bradley
Con Miller
Indians
Rotary talk on national defense and aviation progress
Ingalls spoke at a Columbus Rotary gathering, detailing a secure defense system and the rise of aviation in the nation. He argued commercial aviation outpaces government subsidies and emphasized maintaining social and economic ties with other nations. Introduced by Lawrence H. Webber, he arrived by air at Lorain airport for a Lorain County tour.
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Ingalls
Lawrence H. Webber
Rotary
Columbus
Lorain
Lorain County
Clothing color choices and remodeling outlook in Lorain County
Mrs Alicea Bird, county agricultural extension agent, says remodeling will be a major clothing prospect this cinch season in Lorain County. Each advisor will bring two to three club girl articles from last year to learn grading and storage, then teach girls to judge their work before official judging. Teachers will discuss demos and style revue contests in August to select Dunny's representatives for the Ohio State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alicea Bird
Miss Bird
04 Year Old Mother Pleads For Son’s Return
Mrs Elizabeth Burker of Atlantic City appeals to county authorities to locate her 70 year old son Anson Bell who left home April 5 to go to Lorain County Home and has not been heard from since. Bell was an inmate at the county home but did not arrive there.
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Polich
Elizabeth Burker
Atelantic City
Anson Bell
Lorain
Bell
Boms
Oberlin Judge Pardes Praised for Impartial Court Service
Obscured by OCR text, a tribute to Judge Pardes on the Court of Appeals highlighting honesty, moral courage, legal skill, and impartial rulings. Endorsements from Akron and Summit County Bar members emphasize lack of political bias and strong qualifications. Comparisons to lifelong tenure and renowned judges illustrate the high esteem for Pardes's judicial philosophy and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudse Pardes
Court of Appeals
Pardee
Akron
Ile
Pardes Bee
Summit County Bar Association
Summit County
Pardes
Summit Donce
Lewis LD
Slusser
Preate Court
Bey Denlinger
State of
New York
Lke Turtes Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Cardoza
Court of Appeals of
New York State
Justic Holmes
Medina Church Hosts Eightieth Meeting of Congregational Association
Oberlin April 26 The Medina Association of Congregational Churches will hold its eightieth annual meeting at East Oberlin Community Church on Wednesday April 27 with moderator Professor Clarence Ward of Oberlin and registrar Elizabeth M Rich of Elyria assisting. Luncheon and supper will be served. Morning program includes Praise Service led by Dr Charles Record of Wellington and a roll call. Afternoon features talks on Jesus and Religious Education by Dr Clarence T Crai and the Dollar Plan presentation by Dr Fred L Hall. Closing events include reports from committees and a communion service led by Professor Ward.
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Oberlin
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
East Oberlin
Clarence Ward
R. EF. Albright
Brownhelm
Mies Elizabeth M. Rich
Ulyria
Nichols van der Pri
William Muir Auld
Elyria
Charles Record
Wellington
Jesus and Religious Education
Clarence T. Crai
Fred L. Hall
Diston
Liesler
Oberlin Church
Oberlin Republicans host strong pro primary meeting
The Oberlin Republican Women held a large pro primary gathering at Mrs. P. Worcester’s Morgan Street home with over ninety attendees. Speakers included Edwin Burroughs for Judge Pardes and Frank Stetson, Lorain County GOP chair, plus Jon Itene and others. Precinct representatives were announced and a Lorain County Republican Women event planned for May 3 at Oberlin Inn with Wilma Sinclair LeVan and Elsie Bennett Wilson keynote, plus county orchestra music.
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Oberlin
Worcester
Morgan Street
Edrwin Burroughs
Akron
Pardes
Frank 4. Stetson
Elyria
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Jon. Itene
Spercs
Attericklow
Fr. Miller
J. Braittewaite
J. W. Mobbs
Charles Comings
H. F. Smith
J. L. Porter
Whitney
R. W. Allen
J. &. Burgner
Presinet
Flob. Wilson
van Ausdale
Julius Burton
Gertrude Patton
McKee
R. Haylor
Precinet
J. W. Hill
Walter Parsons
Harvey Bassett
William Smith
C. R. Sunders
Harry Slater
M.D. Sherman
Oberlin Inn
Wilma Sinclair LeVan
Steubenville
Ohio
Pardee Reelection Appeal At Oberlin Rally
Edmund Burroughs of Akron led a Republican rally in Oberlin urging support for Judge Pardee’s bid for re election to the Court of Appeals. He cited Pardee’s 37 years of legal work and service as a judge in Summit County and on the Court of Appeals as evidence of his fitness and citizen leadership.
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Edmund Burroughs
Akron
Pardee
Judge Pardee
Court of Appeals
Oberlin
Burroughs
Wm. K. Pardue
Summit County
Vine Rebekah Lodge Meeting Highlights and Attendance
Forty five members attended the Vine Rebekah lodge meeting with degree practice and the presentation of Past Jewels to ten Past Noble Grands. Attendance contest winners will be guests at a forthcoming dinner. Next meeting moved to 6 4 1 due to Cleveland travel.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Fobas of
Elyria
Mary Morris
Avis Munger
Edna Mack
Bessie Warrar
Lena Gerber
Katherine Hornung
Bertha Powers
Cora Walker
Bertha Murphy
Cleveland
Potts Given Twenty Year Sentence For Bank Robbery
In Marysville Ohio on April 26 a judge, Leroy Allen, sentenced Joseph Potts to twenty years in the Ohio Penitentiary after Potts was convicted of robbing the Richwood Farmers Deposit bank. The judge overruled a motion for a new trial.
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Marysville, O
Ohio Penitentiary
Joseph Potts
Rob Hint
Richwood Farmers Deposit Bank
Duder
Leroy Allen
Plan To Reopen Mines Monday Cadiz. O
Ming operators from Harrison Belmont and Jefferson counties traveled to Columbus for a conference with Adjutant General Frank C. Henderson on reopening eastern Ohio coal strike area mines next Monday. A strike leaders meeting was called at Bellaire by John Cinque of Sub district No. 5 to influence union miners. Reports of planned reopenings by Hanna Coal and Lorain Coal & Dock increased tensions. Over 200 pickets gathered at Lorain mine on a rumor of opening. Ohio National Guard officers fear May Day unrest. Byron Unkelsbay confessed stealing five quarts of nitroglycerine near Jewett with intent to destroy a railroad, but was stopped. Fred Shaner pleads not guilty to breaking and entering. Both jailed for grand jury.
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Cadiz. O
Harrison
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Columbus
Frank C. Henderson
Ohio
Bellaire
John Cinque
United Mine Workers
Hanna Coal, Company
Lorain Coal & Dock Company
Lorain Coal & Dock
Ohio National Guard
Byron Unkelsbay
Jewett
Fred Wagner
Union Bank sues Sprague for promissory note debt
The Stock Land Bank filed suit against Ora M. Sprague of Grafton and others seeking 2 to cover an alleged promissory note principal. The action names additional parties and claims the sum is due under the note.
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the Union Join
Stock Land Bank
Ora M. Sprague
Grafton, Et el
Death Notices from Lorain County Chronicle
Deaths reported for Nellie Jackson of Gaba Cates avenue widow of Arthur Jackson age 81 died at Kyria Memorial Hospital after three weeks ill. Born Carlisle township May 10 1864 she lived in Lorain County most of life. Surviving daughter Miss Fannie Jackson and brother George F Kelley. Burial at La Porte Cemetery after services at Bittner Funeral Home. Also death of William Pant aged 26 of Parmely avenue at Kyria Memorial Hospital after brief illness. He leaves widow Annie Paul two children Esther May Merlin and parents Mr. and Mrs. George Paul and sister Mrs. Clarence Stuckey. Born in Scotland December 4 1905, he was electrician at National Tube Company and member of First Baptist Church. Funeral at First Baptist Church with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Also notice of funeral for Henry J. Merthe 347 Cambridge Street with services at Sudro Funeral Home and interment at North Murray Ridge Cemetery. Burial and calling details provided.
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Arllie Jackson
Nellie Jackson
William Pant
Parmely Avenue
Kiyria Memorial T Hospital
Annie Paul
Esther May
Merlin
George Paul
Clarence Stuckey
Scotland
Elyria
National Tube Company
We Ti
First Baptist Church
R. T. Wetcham
Ridgelawn
Taylor Funeral Home
The
Baptist Church
Henry J. Merthe
Cambridge Street
Sudro
T. H. Amore
North Murray Ridge
Jordan seeks access to Bannon Theatre Company books
Frank W. Jordan, a stockholder in the Bannon Theatre Company, obtained in common pleas court the right to inspect the company books after alleging denial of access. He claims funds of the company were misused and seeks records to verify his charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Jordan
Bannon Theatre Company
Common Pleas Court
Jordan
ZEMO Skin Relief Ad Promises Quick Itch Relief
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic for itching and skin irritations. It claims twenty years of relief for conditions like ringworm eczema rashes pimples and scalp irritations with prices 35c 60c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEMO
Cleveland Market Updates Show Grain and Livestock Activity
Market reports from Cleveland detail prices for eggs, poultry, beef, and pork, with hens, broilers, calves, and hogs listed. Potatoes and grains show receipts and quotes across regions, including Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and Canada, plus steady to rising dairy and produce quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Hoeldeyer
Aleady
Governor appoints John Cohen to succeed Harris in Ga
Atlanta April 26 Gov Brevard Russell Jr named Major John Cohen to fill the late Senator William Harris Ga until an emergency election in fall Cohen, a National Democratic committeeman for Georgia and publisher of the Atlanta Journal, also announced his candidacy for the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Brevard Russell, Jr
John Cohen
William J. Harris
Dem
Major Vohen
Georgia
The
Atlanta Journal
Number One Price Spikes and Fraud Allegations Contain Clues
LaGuardia says evidence shows bids were inflated to lure public interest, citing prints in 22 cities. A coroner in Youngstown rules accidental death of Jean Cleary, 17 months, after ingesting pills. Thrift Day Sale extends to Wednesday as remaining merchandise stays available.
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Youngstown, O
Lri
M. BE. Hayes
Jean Cleary
Canton
Uesday
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Ronald Wilkbond
Medina
North Russia
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Carl Sty
Norwalk
William Pace
Merthe
United States Department of Agriculture
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Idaho
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Wall Street Journal
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Los Angeles Depot
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