Virulent Intagonish SMT and Southern Democratic Split
An early 20th century United Press analysis by Thomas S. Stokes argues that a forthcoming presidential contest could fracture southern allegiance from the Democratic Party. It notes long-standing southern loyalty, the bloc of Black voters, and the potential for some conservatives and new industrialists to shift toward the Republicans if the party realigns under Smith.
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Thomas S. Stokes
United Press Star
United Press
United States
Ier
South
Pri
Tts
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
Triitec
Ern
White House
Wood-rew Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Herbert Hoor
Republicans Eye Southern Campaign In Hoover Bid
A fragment from a political report notes Republicans aim to break into the solid south for Herbert Hoover, planning a true campaign through state and local leaders to build strength, while Democrats mount an active counter effort using regional figures and indirect coordination.
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South
Herbert Hoover
Lac
Local Promissory Notes and Small Claims Filed
Promissory notes sought in court against Pdne F Studley Lerarn for 4350 each with added 760 judgment and 700 more sought from J N Galvin and L G ig. Fire at 1 Rome Water street extinguished by garden hose. sparks covered by debris and engine damaged. A 15 year old William Vargo disappeared from 227 West River Street since August 8. He is about 3 feet 5 inches tall.
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Jcompesy of
Cleveland
Scammez Pleas Court
Pdne F Studley
Lerarn
J. N. Galvin
L. Gig
Carl
Rome
Fes Water Sreet
Peirce
William Vargo
West River Street
Boss
Man Struck by Car on Lake Ave In Odd Event
Leo Neufer of 115 Glendale Court told police that an unnamed man stepped into traffic on Lake Avenue near Stop 1 and was struck by Neufer’s car. Neufer said the man got up and walked away, leaving unclear details of the incident.
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Lake Ave
Leo Neufer
Glendale Court
Lake Avenue
Ixal
Neufer
Pleads Not Guilty To Disorderly Conduct
Will Hagenmeyer of the Telegraph road pleaded not guilty in police court this morning to a charge of disorderly conduct alleged by Mrs. Margaret Lemon. Hagenmeyer said there was no basis to the case and called it an insult. he will have his final on Tuesday.
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Hagenmeyer
Telegraph Road
Margaret Lemon
Lemon
A. Hewitt
Findley
Europe
Holy Land
U. S
Cuba
Thompson
Columbus
Burton
U.S. Senate
Justice Holmes
U. S. Supreme Bench
Lorain County
Head Of British Navy Voices Views On War And Peace
In an interview at the Admiralty in London, the head of Britain’s navy argues aviation will not replace battleships, insists naval power remains vital for an island nation, and backs the Kellogg pact as a path to peace. He reflects on his youth, career, and hopes for disarmament through economic restraint and alliances.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
Briain
Brvsa Risto
Clive
Whurehall
Britain
Eton
Geneva
Cecil
Two Injured In Lorain Accident
Mrs Edna Waldroz of 315 Leke Avenue received head lacerations last night in Lorain. Edward the face schidar Walton was cut about the head and left arm in the accident. They were brought to El hospital.
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Lorain
Edna Waldroz
Leke Avenue
Ap Antemoar Lorain
Edward
Schidar Walton
el Hospital
Bird Club Meeting Scheduled In Lorain County
Bird club to meet Tuesday evening at 209 Winth Street with the club president presiding. ABUET Lab at eight o'clock will host business of importance, open to all breeders and bird fanciers in Lorain County.
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Bird Club
Eirria Pedigresd Bird Club
Winth Street
Abuet Lab
Lorain County
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Ohio Potatoes and Poultry Prices
Cleveland market report lists U and No 1 potatoes at 2.35 per unit and assorted poultry prices for heavy fowls, mediums, births, and hens. Cattle and calves receipts show higher beef steer prices around 11.60 and beef cows 7.00 to 9.25 with various cutters. Sheep and lamb values range from 12.25 to 14.7 for bulk fat lambs and 5.00 to 7.10 for fat ewes, with overall receipts noted.
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Cleveland
Stoc BO Clevela
If Jhs
Four Arrested Over Week End
Four men were arrested over the weekend by sheriff deputies and arraigned before Justice S. J. George. One defendant pleaded guilty to intoxication and assault, receiving a fine. Others faced charges including intoxication and reckless driving. Hearings were set for 1:00 this afternoon.
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S. J. George x
James Williams
Elrria
Harry Robertson
Thomes Hopewell
Elsha
Davis Fined $100 For Liquor Charge
Davis fined $100 for liquor possession after pleading not guilty at arraignment. Albert Datis arrested August 6 on liquor possession charges, fined £10 and costs. Davis appeared for trial before Judge W B Thompson in common pleas court and was released on $300 bond.
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W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
Albert Datis
Davis
Death Notices from Murray Ridge and Oberlin College Trustee
Emma Ego of Murray Ridge died at home this morning at age seventy. Survived by husband Albert two sons Alberti Jr and Louis and one daughter Mrs Winiem Yard for mother Mrs Henry Heiser and Henry Runkie and Mrs Charles Schuell six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet set. George Ben Siddall of Cleveland a trustee of Oberlin College since 1918 died of pneumonia after operative treatment. Funeral arrangements not completed. James Winslow died at home 215 Harvard Avenue at 1 40 Sunday aged 48 years three months and 23 days. Survived by mother Mrs Edward Winslow three sisters Mrs Laura Farrell Mrs Ida Nichols and Mrs Lulu Adams one niece Irene Op linger and one nephew Russell Adams. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters. Funeral Wednesday at two at 215 Harvard Avenue Rev W C Engley officiating. Burial Ridge lawn Cemetery.
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Emma Ego
Murray Ridge
W Liam Turdlett
Ninth Street
Lorain
Albert
Alberti, Jr
Louis
Elyria Township
Winiem Yard
Henry Heiser
Sandus S
George Ben Siddall
Ford Drive
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Siddall
American
James Winslow
Harvard Eavenue
Edward Winslow
Laura Farrell
Tda Nichols
Lulu Adams
Vermilion
Irene Oplinger
Russell Adams
Elyria
Independent Order of Foresters
Harvard Avenue
W. C. Engley
Ridge~ Lawn Cemetery
Local Eagles Auxiliary Wins at Columbus Pageant
The Elyria and Amherst Eagles auxiliaries competed in a statewide pageant during the Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in Columbus last week. Elyria won 290 in the best appearing ladies degree team contest, with Devepertla team second. Amherst placed second in the exhibition drill for ladies auxiliaries, while Toleda plating first. About 15 members attended the ceremonies as near 190000 spectators filled the streets. Eleven people fainted from heat as temperatures neared 194. Uniforms for Elyria Auxiliary were designed by Max Horwitz of the Ladies' Tailoring Shop.
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Elyria
Amherst Acres
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Colum
Devepert. la
Amherst
Toleda
Elyii« Amillary
Max Horwitz
Pedestrian Struck By Blinded Driver Near Ridgeville
Steve Kovach of Ridgeville, eight, was hit on Cleveland Road near Ridgeville by a car whose driver Zigmond Bathrar of Lorain said headlights blinded him. Deputies found Bathrar unable to see Kovach and noted possible alcohol involvement.
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Clevelane
Ridgeville
Trafic
Steve Kovach
Broncemirs
Zigmond Bathrar
Lorain
Sheriff's Deputies
Kovachi
LaGrange champions defeat Wellington on fairgrounds
LaGrange A A club leaders beat the Wellington locals 5 to 1 on the fairgrounds. Umpire Lizs Coates was injured when struck by a ball in the seventh inning. Local notes mention trips to Chicago for Monumental association events and various residents’ visits and moves.
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LA Grange
Wellington
Aus
LaGrange
Cleveland
Lizs Coates
Ther Iadar
Eagies
Farwell Billiards
Akron
Hoover's Prohibition Stand Spurs Republican Support
Numerous telegrams of congratulations pour in to the Hoover campus home as Republicans praise his firm endorsement of prohibition. His travel plan back to Washington is outlined, with stopovers in Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Kansas City, West Branch, Cedar Rapids, and a return to Washington by August 24. Judge Thompson grants divorce to Charlotte Delaney from E L Delaney on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
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Hoover
Washington
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Kansas City
West Branch
Town
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Board of Trustees
Stanford University
W. B. Thompson
Charlotte Delaney
E. L. Delaney
Crack golfers in play here on Wednesday
Fifty top rolfers compete in an 18 hole Western Division individual championship at Elyria Country Club Wednesday afternoon. Participants hail from Spring Valley Elyria Lorain Anorastk Ashinodk Wooster and Fallsfield.
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Elyria Country Club
Cleveland District Association
Spring Valley
Lorain
Anorastk
Ashinodk Wooster
Fallsfield
Kills Horse But Gets Damages For Car
Frank Leiman a tailor in North Olmsted received 49.59 in damages after a car driven by Mrs Lerman struck a horse and buggy. The farmer had pulled into the path of the vehicle causing the collision during a reunion visit to his brother George who was born in 191?.
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Frank Leiman
Stetser Read
North Olmsted
Foster-Fitch
Canada
Montreal
Frank
Brother
George
Elyrian Honors Local Leader Richard Faxon
A bulletin from the Obro Horti cultural council praises Elyria resident Richard Faxon of 509 Middle Avenue for his service as Chief of the Vision of Plant Industry Opinion Department and roles with PL and Control A ém eral Departmer: of asw Quarantize ation. Feed-
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Elyrian
Obro Horticultural Council
Elyria
Richard Faxon
Middle Avenue
Faxon
Chief Feson Leaves Ohio Department After Long Service
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture chief Feson will depart after two years in direct contact and long tenure within the division since 1914. Colleagues praise his knowledge, dedication, and leadership while noting Ohio will feel the year’s loss.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Feson
Biet
State of
Ohio
Fanon
Five men fined after dance hall melee at Sheffield Lake
Five Viceland men from the Filth cites cost $59 and court costs each for a fight at the Cleveland Beach dance hall in Sheffield Lake Saturday night. Sheriff FE Mathews hosted the weekend at the County Jail. Thomas Gallagher Francis Kerr Fred Mitchell Daniel Hearne and Adolph Sherrak were arrested by Sheffield Lake police and brought to jail before Mayor Hesford for fines.
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Viceland
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake
FE. G. Mathews
County Jail
Thomas Gallagher
Francis Kerr
Fred Mitchell
Daniel Hearne
Adolph Sherrak
County Jar
Mavror Hesford
Damages Sought Over Auto Crash at Lorain Corner
James Bevel sues Regina Schenker in common pleas court seeking $200 for damages to a car from a crash at the corner of Greve Avenue and East Thirteenth Street Lorain on July 3. The petition claims the accident resulted from a traffic ordinance violation by the defendant.
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Greve Avenue
East Thirtiethtreet
Lorrain
James Bevel
Common Pleas Court
Regina Schenker
Primary Election Anticipation Drives Heavy County Turnout
Peare dro Se notes the warm county race interest as voters prepare for the primary. County offices contested include counts, commissioner, common pleas judge, sheriff, treasurer, clerk of courts, and other posts. Past turnout reached 2,993 Democrats and 7,332 Republicans, with forecasts suggesting another large vote.
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Peare Dro
Common Pleas
Teasurer
Lorain County
Helyes
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Senday
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Re Memorial Hospital
Eloik
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Pirmouth Rocks
Jeghorn
Wally Hutchison
Don Murphy
Ohio State
Thenp Mhs
Lewis
Don Wade
Adrian Schwartz
Darrell Shepherd
George Fitzpatrick
Erenine
Chicago
Monumental Associatior
Wellington High
Y Owens
Frank Andrews
Spencer
Yesterder
C. D. Got
Cail Gren Estner
Robert
T. R. Burkham
Clarveland
Jim. Hildebrand
Taylor Street
Floyd Irish
Prospect Street
Harcld Whiteside
Harley Kirkendall
Harror Lea
Charis
Second Street
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
A. E. Webber
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