Coolidge Starts Vermont Vacation After Campaign Launch
President Coolidge left Washington with Mrs. Coolidge for Plymouth Vermont to rest two weeks before the campaign. John Coolidge and secretary C Bascom Stempel accompanied the party. He outlined his push for economy and tax cuts, praised the budget system, and promised further Mellon plan tax relief and another world conference.
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Washington
Coolidge
Vermont
John
C. Bascom Stemp
Plymouth
League of Nations
World Court
Joans
Germany
Dawes
Congress
Expert Dr Woodyatt Testifies on Glands in Murder Case
In a Chicago courtroom the expert testifies at length on the glandular system and its alleged link to mentality. Dr Woodyatt admits limited knowledge and concedes no definitive connection while facing cross examination from Leopard and Loach lawyers.
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Chicago
Aue
Dohn
Dicky Joeb
Nathan F. Leopad
Vrinze
Pro Rollin
Woodyatt
Africa
Stanley
Dr. Woodyatt
Inteful
Licir Conten
Ge0rgeRhoads Named County Commissioner
Probate Judge H C Wilcox recorder Wm G Mitchell and auditor Monroe Wey met this morning and named George Rhoads the Republican nominee for county commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Al Hale. Rhoads received papers and departed for Columbus to secure his commission. Since Hale’s death the office has been run by commissioners Richmond and Murray.
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H. C. Wilcox
Wm. G. Mitchell
Monroe Wey
George Rhoad
Conn Ioner
al. Hate
John Hopkins 74 Dies After Short Illness at Birmingham
John Hopkins aged 74 died at his home in Birmingham yesterday at four o clock after a two day illness. He leaves wife Catherine and three children Mrs Curt Fulger of Elyria Lon Hopkins of Elyria and Leon Hopkins of Henriet ta, with several grandchildren. All children were at the bedside. funeral arrangements pending.
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John Hopkins
Birmingham
Catherine Hopkins
Curt Fulger
Elyria
Lon Hopkins
Leon Hopkins
Henrietta
Mr. Hopkins
Hughes Tooled Up in Washington After Europe Tour
Secretary of State Hughes returned to the State Department in a lighter mood and joined President Coolidge at Continental Hall for the notification of Chester Coolidge. The scene featured Hughes leading cheers for Coolidge, signaling a loosened austerity admired by officials.
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Washington
Hughes
Europe
American Bar Association
Kent Coolidge
Charlie Hughes
Coolidge
Continental Hall
White House
Charlie
Joseph C. Grew
State Department
Loeb thanks McCoy for crowding front-page story
Richard Loeb from a Chicago jail cell sent thanks to Kid McCoy in Los Angeles. He said he did not know details of Mrs Mors shooting but noticed the McCoy front-page coverage had crowded out much of the Loeb trial reporting.
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Loeb
McCoy
Criminal Court
Chicago
Richard Loeb
Kid McCoy
Los Angeles
Dagmar Dalgren
Norman Selby
Norman
Lin
Jennie Thomas
Noimans
Venice
Calif
Neuman
Isadore Duncan
Maurice Maeterlinck
Isadore Dunran
Maeterlinck
Norman Shelby
Death of Mrs I L Schwedtman in Dallas Texas
News notes the death of Mrs I L Schwedtman of Dallas Texas sister of several relatives. Remains to be taken to the home of Mrs Crisp 115 East ern Heights Blvd for funeral arrangements to be announced later. A separate legal notice reports a suit to foreclose on thirty acres of Avon Lake land sold for 16000 with 13318 78 due seeking judgment and sale to satisfy the claim.
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I. L. Schwedtman
Dallas
Texas
Ed Parsh
Margaret Crisp
F. M. Stevens
Rose Moriarty
J. L. Fisher
Crisp
Eastern Heights Blvd
Robert and
Mary Everard
Martin J. Randal
Avon Lake
McCoy's Love Fighter Faces Is Irresistible Murder Charge
In a sensational Los Angeles piece, Norman Selby aka Kid McCoy, famed fighter, is discussed in a highly personal, sensational profile. The narrative recounts his marriage to an aspiring dancer and the dissolution of the union amid public intrigue and accusations.
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McCoy
O'Donnell Wins Large PA Painting Contracts Amid Competition
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co secured multiple Pennsylvania contracts including decor for the Penn-Harris hotel in Harrisburg and interior and exterior work at Jamestown hotel. The firm anticipates sending a large crew to Harrisburg and Jamestown, with other work in Lorain. In California, Kid McCoy faces murder charges after a woman's mutilated body was found, with grand jury testimony and autopsy indicating the fatal shot was fired from three feet or more away.
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O'Donnel Paint
Walt Paper
Pennsylvani
York State
Ro Wesl
Arthur O. O’donnell
Penn-Harris
Harrisburg
New Jamestown
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Free
Pat Yancer
W. Blemes, Jr
Harrisburs
Fred Seekina Ig
O’donnells
Lorain
Thirteen year old bicycle thief captured in Ridgeville
Howard Sedgewich of Didgeville, a 13 year old, stole a wheel from Postmaster McHenry’s son and a later wheel from a Western Union messenger. He was intercepted at Roehl Oil Station on Cleveland Street and held by police. He is on probation and to be turned over to probate court. Arms troff rites Saturday. Funeral for Mrs A Arms troff Jr Saturday at 2 from James Kaul home 1125 Washington Lorain Elmwood cemetery Pythian Sisters conduct grave services.
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Howard Sedgewich
Didgeville
Roehl Oil
Cleveland Street
McHenry
Sit
Western Union
Mayor Hinkson Heads to Michigan for Rest and Health
Mayor Harry Hinkson departs for a cottage near Pontiac Michigan to recuperate at the home of friend FL Miller. He plans a quiet period of rest away from duties and will take it easy for several weeks.
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Mayor Hinkson
Michigan
Harry Hinkson
Pontiac
Mich
FL Miller
Lorain youths plead guilty bond set at two thousand
Two Lorain youths pleaded guilty and were held on a $2000 bond. A local Lorain building proposal by a Cleveland syndicate led by Drummond-Miller and funded by Donald C. Dougherty drew strong local interest and opposition as plans emerged for a modern four story office complex on Broadway and Erie avenues with 40 offices per floor. Police traced auto thefts linked to Kiss and Spakder as Cleveland officers aided Lorain in recovering vehicles and parts, noting the extent of alteration and the difficulty of identification.
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Cleveland Syndicate
Broadway and
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Cleveland
Donald C. Dougherty
Drummond-Miller Co
Proproeol Huiing
Erie Avenues
Clrland Syndicate
Jirie
Lroad Wey
Erie
Broadway
Mervin
Unofficial County Vote Figures and Divorce Granted
Unofficial county vote figures show Griff Rogers 4571 and other totals for county officers. Judge Carl Weygand presided as Ethel M. Stevenson’s divorce from Fred Stevenson was granted on grounds of gross neglect of duty with alimony approved.
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Mable Marsh
Griff—Rodgers
Hultz
Heimann
Richmond
Rhoads
Rogers
Walters
Hillier
Morgan
Basore
Prindle
Hawley
Hasenpflug
Fees
Waters
Standen
Young
Branson
Mitchell
Biggs
Baird
Perry
Ethel Stevenson
Carl Weygand
Clevland
Ethel M. Stevenson
Fred Stevenson
Lorain
World aviation notes and tremor events across globe
Sir Alfred Mond wins Carmarthen by election continuing Liberal representation. U S airmen Smith and Nelson plan Greenland hop as weather improves. Tokyo reports severe early morning earthquakes with panic in poor districts but no fatalities. German reply to Ruhr evacuation terms seen as virtual acceptance. Major Zanni leaves Rangoon for Bangkok amid good weather.
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Carmathen
Wales
Alfred Mond
Reykj Avek
Iceland
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
United States Army
Angmagoealik
Greenland
Raleigh
Germany
Rangoon
India
Major Zanni
Bangkok
Siam
Mrs. Catherine Adams 67 Died After Illness
Mrs Catherine Adams 67 wife of W M Adams of Logan Gas Co died at her home 124 West Bridge Street after a long illness She was a member of the Episcopal church and the Eastern Star Survived by husband son M Adams Elyria and daughter Mrs W J Derr Toledo Funeral services will be held Monday at 12 noon conducted by Rev BE Redhead
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Catherine Adams
W. M. Adams
Logan Gas Co
West Bridge Street
Episcopal Church
Eastern Star
M. Adams
Elyria
W. J. Derr
Toledo
BE. B. Redhead
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Geo. Rhoads
Birmansham
J. L. Schwedtman
Dallas, Texas
Kid” McCoy
Kid
O'Donnell
Teresa Mats
Asa Keres
Bony
M Mors
Wagner
Mars
Ridgeville
E. J. Stankard
Corbett Southam
Frank Kiss
Joe Spak
Stankard
Kiss
Spalder
Pat Mendelson
I. D. Andress
Simpson
James Morof
Oberlin
Que Sadan
Lovelland
Tokio
Ufa
London
France
Ruhr
Dierman
Elyria Company
Columbus
The
New City
A. B. Gray
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