Kellogg Arrives in Paris for Antiwar Pact Signing
Secretary of State Kellogg arrived in Paris after a swift two hour thirty five minute train ride from Le Havre to attend the signing of the antiwar pact. Crowds cheered as diplomats from France Britain and Canada greeted Kellogg with officials noting the pact aims to prevent another world calamity. Kellogg said the pact was a moral step forward while noting it unnecessary for the United States and Canada and planned to depart for Ireland on the Detroit and Leviathan voyage.
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Paris
United States
Kellogg
Hay Te
France
Myron T. Herrick
Gate St. Nazare
Herrick
Parmalee
Schote
M. de Fouquieres
Protocol
Philippe Roy
Mackenzie King
Canada
England
State Department
Havre
Detroit
Ireland
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Frank B. Kellogg
Ile de France
Normandy
Leon Meyer
Lafayette
George Gordon
Levine Flying To London in transatlantic Junkers flight
Berlin reports Charles A. Levine departed Dessau at 3:30 p.m. in his new Junkers plane headed for London. The aircraft, built for a trans Atlantic voyage, bears the title Queen of the Air and follows a route via Amsterdam if darkness prevents reaching London.
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Berlin
Charles A. Levine
Dessau
Junkers
London
Amsterdam
Levinie
Michigan Democrat to Support Hoover in 1920s race
Lansing Michigan August Alva Cummins longtime Michigan Democrat and former governor candidate announced his endorsement of Herbert Hoover for president, preferring Hoover to Al Smith due to Smith’s support for modifying the eighteenth amendment.
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Lansing
Mich
Alva Cummins
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
United States
Cumming
Hoover
al Smith
Smith
Eagles Picnic at Cascade Park planned for Sunday
The Elyria Eagles announce two large picnics at Cascade Park on Sunday, August 26, starting 10 AM and running through the day. The event features fastball games, contests, music, a grand picnic dinner, free coffee, thousands of snacks and prizes, a balloon ascent, and special police and safety arrangements. officials from the state and Grand Aerie will attend. The program includes prize drills by Eagle groups and a parade of awards totaling over $500. The same day county officials view the Vork Ditch in Henrietta township.
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Elyria Eagles
Cascade Park
Elyria Aerie
Aerie
Elsha W. S
Woodman
Lorain Nativities
Eagle
Elvria Eagles
Elvira Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Columbus
Ohio
William France
J. L. Mathis
A. R. Graber
Robert Jensen
Wm. Cashman
Wm. Kofsky
al. Schwartz
3Fell Brown
Sam May
Herman Kofsky
E. B. Harlor
E. J. _Handyside
August Firchland
C. E_. Deane
M. Patton
Wm. Siebenlist
C. H. Kopp
Geo. Brand
Henry Stolzenburg
Elsha
Wilford
Park Commission
Stankard
Eagles
Ewards
Editor Earl Vail Vanishes After Hospital Walkout
Sheriff E G Mathews reports failed search for Earl E Vail former Graf ton Citizen editor who disappeared from Elyria Memorial hospital Tuesday night He had been ill since February and was last seen boarding a car in Cleveland with a conductor noting he rode toward West Park Believed to be staying with friends caring for him
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E. G. Mathews
Earl E. Vail
Grafton
Cleveland
Cleveland Southwestern Electric
West Park
Coast Guard to Probe Cutter Fire On Yacht Buddle
Rear Admiral F C Bullard ordered a full inquiry into claims that a Cleveland coast guard cutter fired across the Buddle s bow without warning. Lieut W Rasmusen flies in to lead the investigation arriving Monday or Tuesday. Bramley protests to Washington as officials await the findings. Cleveland contractors were aboard during the cruise and protests are also being filed by Rep Charles A Mooney and Rep Theodore E Burton.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
F.C. Bullard
Coast Guard
Buddy
M. P. Bramler
W. Rasmaeser
Eighth Coast Guard District
United Press
Morcow
Bramley
Washington
Coast
Theodore E. Burton
Rasmuesen
Hoover Receives Ovation in Alliance Campaign Stop
Herbert Hoover, Republican presidential nominee, spoke to about 560 people on the Hoover Special in Alliance. Mayor Carl F. Hart invited him, and Hoover spent much of the visit shaking hands with citizens on the station platform.
Political Battle In Brief
Governor Smith plans a Seabright visit and touring schedule ahead of a campaign trip. Herbert Hoover heads to Washington after receiving Midwest backers. Norman Thomas mocks Smith’s acceptance as an unreal liberal appeal. Senator Robinson’s southern tour starts in Cisco Texas while Senator Curtis accuses Democrats of fooling voters with prohibition promises.
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Smith
Seabright
Tim
Norman Thomas
Toledo
Democratic Party
Joseph T. Robinson
Cisco
Tex
County Home Ladies Enjoy Picnic at Crystal Beach
Fifteen residents of the County Home with Superintendent and Matron R B Bals went by motor to Crystal Beach for a noon picnic despite morning showers. The outing proceeded as planned with the group making the lake trip for a day of leisure.
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R. B. Bals
Crystal Beach
14 Ohio mines to reopen in September
About 3,500 to 3,900 miners are to return to work in 14 Ohio mines starting September 1 under a wage scale of 5 dollars and 70 cents per ton for cutting and loading. The agreement ends seven months of idleness, excludes a competitive clause, and establishes a joint miners and operators committee to study conditions before March 1, 1930.
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Columets
Central Ohio Goal Operators’ Association
Lee Hall
United Mines Workers In
Ohio
William Haskins
Congress
City Auditor Files Referendum Petition on Streetcar Fare
City Auditor A C Schilleman said he will file today with the county board of elections the petition for referendum on the Southwestern Electric city street car fare. The petition aims to block the proposed fare increase approved by the city council and will place the issue before voters in November. The Chronicle Telegram went to press before the board received the petition.
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A. C. Schilleman
County Board of Elections
Southwestern Electric
Board of Elections
Chronicle-Telegram
Ato Press
Davis appeals Mayors Court conviction in Elyria
Jobe T. Davis of Bath street challenged a $250 fine and costs for possessing liquor found in his store stock room on Lodi street. Davis fled in common pleas court seeking review, filing twelve reasons why the Mayors Court ruling should be reversed. The case began with his August arrest, a trial, and a motion for a new trial denied before he pursued a higher court petition.
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Jobe T. Davis
Bath Street
James A. Hewitt
Common Pleas
Elyria
Davis
Lodi Street
Major Hewitt
W. B. Thompson
Commer Pleas Court
Thompson
Medina man describes anti saloon league feud over endorsements
J R Root, a major backer, recounts the Begg Cooper endorsement fight that split Ohio Anti Saloon League ranks. He says the advisory committee backed Begg and Cooper, Moore and Dustman published ballots for Begg, and Dustman attacked Berg. Root protests and notes he may urge firings, while denying league trusteeship.
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League
Cooper
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Root
Medina County
Taday
Moore
Dustman
League Advisory Committee
Begg
Berg
Board of Trustees
Jayne BI Wheeler
Wheeler
Bege
Lorain Youth Found Safe After Vermilion River Search
Lorain youth Paul C Brauninger aged 26 who had been feared drowned after clothes were found on a Vermilia river trestle was found walking along a road between Whiskeyville and South Amherst. Sheriff E G Mathews said the retarded youth had left his father after a dispute and was returned to Vermillion-on-the-Lake.
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Paul C. Brauninger
Lorain
Vermilia River
E. G. Mathews
Whiskeyville
South Amherst
Mathews
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Vermillon-on-the- Lake
Seven Stowaways Die In Fumes On Ship Steele Interior
Bulletin from Baltimore reports seven Portuguese stowaways killed by fumigation fumes in the hold of the steamship Steele Interior anchored off Quarantine. Nine others were rescued by crew and firemen in gas masks as authorities searched the vessel after it arrived from Brazil.
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Baltimore
Steele Inrerior
Brazil
Quaratine
Hoover Nears Washington on Campaign Train Route
Herbert Hoover plans two Washington conferences with Hubert Work to outline an eastern campaign. He will deliver his first eastern speech on Labor Day and then tour major eastern and central western cities each weekend, with engagements arranged in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Missouri, Illinois, and possibly Wisconsin. Ten days before election he heads home to Palo Alto to vote with Mrs. Hoover, considering a southern route back if feasible.
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Alliance
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Chairman Work
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Missouri
Tllinois
Wisconsin
Palo Alto
Calif
Prohibition
Adventists Carry On Despite Rain at Fair Grounds
Rain did not stop the Adventist gathering at the fair grounds this morning. Rev C W Guenther led devotions at 6:00 a.m. and Rev C F Ulrich of Columbus will explain why Seventh day Adventists keep Saturday as the Sabbath. Mr Ulrich will present biblical proofs this evening.
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Fair Grounds
C. W. Guenther
C. F. Ulrich
Columbus
Ulrich
F. H. Robbins
Columbia Union Conference
Washington, D. C
Robbins
Europe
Palestine
Egypt
Christ
Mount of Olives
Sea of Galilee
C. S. Longacre
General Conference of Seventhday Adventists
Democratic state convention opens in Columbus with Smith backing
The Ohio Democratic convention convenes in Columbus this afternoon led by Governor Al Smith and aims to adopt a state platform, nominate candidates, and organize a campaign. The slate includes Governor candidate Martin L. Davey and senatorial hopefuls Truax and Hunt, with speeches promised from key leaders and district caucuses choosing presidential electors.
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Columbus
al Smith
New York
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Charles V. Truax
Graham P. Hunt
Donahue
Camp Perry
Donahey
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Davey
United
Henry G. Brunner
Mansfield
Marie
Timaars
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
Bernice S. Price
Cleveland
City man fined for speeding in police court
Krebs of Indian Hollow was fined $25 and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt in police court this morning on a charge of speeding. He went 40 miles an hour, pleaded guilty, and $15 of the fine was suspended for good behavior.
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Krebs
Indian Hollow Roally
James A. Hewitt
Hoax radio reports swirl around missing Greater Rockford
Madison Aug 24 Belief grows that radio messages attributed to Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer of the missing Greater Rockford are a hoax. Don Mix, former polar expedition radio operator, helped install and adjust the Rockford’s radio, saying the prankster may have signed the messages. A Toledo receiver also noted a beer reference, which Mix cites as the key clue. The plane’s fate remains uncertain as Greenland officials report a sighting near Greenland’s western coast. Mysterious broadcasts hinder the search, with some messages claiming a landing on an island north of Newfoundland and asking United Press to be notified. The United Press had arranged with the crew to report a landing if it occurred. Continued on Page 2.
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Madison
Wis
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Greater Rockford
Don Mix
Donald B. McMillan
Mix
Rockford-Stockholm
Radio Laboratories
Joseph E. Wiliams
Toledo
Rock+ford
Greenland
Newfoundland
United Press
Continuen
Page
War of lines over Republican state central committee picks
At Columbus Aug 24 a brisk fight looms over selecting a campaign manager and two chairs for the Republican state central committee. Hoover and Willis factions clash while Myers Cooper backs specific allies, with possible replacements and a vacant vice chairman post amid uncertainty.
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Columbes
Republican State Central Committee
Central Committee
State Central Committee
Hoover
Willis
Hoove
Myers ¥. Cooper
Aho
Fred W. Warner
Marioz
Carmi Thompson
Cleveland
Harry D. Silver
Cooper
Hoover Forces
Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Fess
James T. Begg
Begg
Harmony
Warner
Nettie B. Longhead
Cincinnati
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Democrat
SUN
View Ditch
Board of County Commissioners
Henrietta Township
Vork Ditch
Capital
Charles Curtis
Rocky Point
R. I
Ohio Mines
Cleveland. C
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
Onion
Association
Davis Appeals Mayors Court
Mertie L. Daves
Stee
Daver
Alfred E. Smith
America
Greater
Rockford
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