Jardine to back Hoover in Republican bid
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine plans to support Herbert Hoover for the Republican nomination. He views Hoover as a fit president and attentive to farmers' problems, though Jardine faces a delicate position due to Curtis as his home state’s favorite son.
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Herbert Hoover
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Curtis
Rantas
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County tax collections reach over two million
Records in the county treasurer's office show 2 57 169.26 collected so far this week with a large portion from Lorain. Hundreds of checks await processing and the delinquent deadline passed yesterday. Officials expect total receipts around 2 560 000 though final figures need days to firm up.
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Lorain
Clarence
Captain Donnellan's abortive flight to Belize from Cuba
Captain Joseph Donnellan began a 650 mile over water flight from Columbia field toward British Honduras in a goodwill tour toward South America. He encountered fog near the Cuban coast and later planned a longer 18,000 mile round trip to link northern and southern continents.
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Joseph Dourlian
Donnellan
Cuba
Joseph Donnellan
South America
Columbia
British Honduras
St. Joseph, Mich
United States
Norost
War condemnation clause in draft British American arbitration treaty
London February 13 a draft preamble of the forthcoming arbitration treaty between Britain and the United States includes a clause condemning war. Godfrey Locker-Lampson and the foreign secretary's secretary spoke on the matter in the Commons today.
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London
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
Hersecretary of Foreign Affairs
Hoover to Present Flood Control Views Before Senate
Secretary of Commerce Hoover will appear before the Interstate Commerce Committee on February 24 to present his views on Mississippi flood control. Chairman Jones spoke by telephone with Hoover who was fishing in Florida and arranged the appearance date.
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Jones
Witnesses Identify Liberty Bonds in New York Hearing
Two witnesses told the Teapot Dome probe in New York they could identify liberty bonds purchased by Continental Trading Co. The testimony concerns 875,009 of 334 Liberty bonds worth 74,718 dollars deposited to Dupont’s account. Bernier and others face reopening testimony as part of the probe into bond transactions.
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Continental Trading Co
Joseph F McManon
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James Berniert
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Duppent
Plane Plunge Kills Captain at Wilbur Wright Field
Cincinnati dispatch reports Captain Thomas Miller was killed instantly when a training plane piloted by Lieut. Edward Laughlinentered a tail spin from 300 feet and crashed at Wilbur Wright field. Laughlin survived with slight injuries.
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Muskingum County GOP Endorses Hoover for President
The Muskingum county Republican executive committee met and endorsed Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination. Hoover delegates from the 1ath district were also endorsed, with a 17 to 6 vote in favor.
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Herbert Hoover
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Republican
Hoover
Death of Lord Oxford Ends Era in British Politics
The Earl of Oxford Herbert Asquith, a key British statesman and prime minister at the start of World War I, died at 6 50 am aged 73 after a long illness. His wife Margot Asquith was by his side as crowds gathered outside. He led Britain from 1908 to 1916 and later reconciled with Lloyd George before their falling out.
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Emma Margaret Tennant
Eastland
America
Navi Lloyd George
Lord Oxford
Air Mail Plane Falls Into River Near Glenwood Station
A New York to Chicago air mail plane piloted by Edgar W. Leedy of Youngstown Ohio crashed into the Monongahela River at Glenwood Station near Pittsburgh today after taking off from Bettis Field McKeeport Pennsylvania. Leedy was reported uninjured.
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MecKeepsort
New York
Chicago
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Must Be Pioneers To Show The Way Declares Lindbergh
Col Charles A Lindbergh declares pioneers must show the way as controversy simmers over future flights and calls in Congress for a possible resolution to curb hazardous aviation. He defends recent flights as carefully planned ventures and says no plans exist beyond an upcoming air mail trip.
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Born In Germany Can't Run For President
Sandusky Ohio February 15 Charles J Direcks a Sandusky farmer who sought the presidency on a platform of wine and beer delivery is out of the race after a local woman revealed he was born in Germany and ineligible under the constitution. Direcks called it a sham that a man who wants to do the square thing cannot be president due to birthplace.
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Hoover aides to ignore charges in Ohio campaign
In Columbus on February 13, Hoover campaign managers for Herbert Hoover will ignore charges from Carmi Thompson that Willis handled a deal to split Ohio delegates. Thompson alleged a division plan to favor another candidate after Willis announced his bid.
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Secretary of Commerce
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Carmi AL Thomps
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Hoover
Ohio Republican Maschke Resigns From Rallong Committeeman Role
Maurice H Maschke of Ohio writes to Senator Frank Willis detailing reasons for withdrawing support from Willis and accuses Willis of shifting stance on delegates. Maschke urges publication of the letter but refuses to disclose it to reporters, leaving the matter to Willis to reveal.
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Maurice H. Maschke
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Gates
Ohio Republicans clash over delegate pledges and primary loyalties
Tensions rise as Willa and Hoover factions press for control of Ohio delegates. Thompson denounces demands as unworkable restricting Willis and warns of rights being trampled. Maschke withdraws tentative Willis backing to back Hoover, while leaders plan a full delegate slate to be approved by Hanover and sent to Washington.
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Maurice H. Maschke
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Hanover
Washington
Government rests in Buckley case in Misa Mills murder
In Cambridge Massachusetts at noon the government rested its case in the trial of Joseph Foster Huckles 25 charged with killing his sweetheart Misa Grace Mills. The sole witness for the state testified before the defense was to begin later today. If convicted he could face the electric chair.
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Joseph Foster Huckles
Misa Grace Mills
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Tony
Navy Committee Drafts Moderate Build Plan Post Coolidge Pact
Washington Feb 15 The House Naval Affairs Committee moves to draft a moderate naval program after President Coolidge agrees to cut the earlier expansive plan. The panel aims for about 13 cruisers possibly two aircraft carriers and one destroyer leader, with no submarines. The package seeks congressional acceptance while balancing protests and projections of cost and personnel.
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House Naval Affairs Committee
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Ling
Congress
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Br Coolidge
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Merchants 10 Hold 0-07 Cooperative Clearance Sale
Merchants division of the trade association announces a two day cooperative clearance sale to run Thursday and Friday this week. Merchants with licenses showcase new Spanish merchandise arriving for the event and will discount odd lots to clear space for fresh stock. Anticipated crowds are expected at the sale.
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Ing Cence
Spain
Dea
Judge Webber Speaks on Lincoln at Akron Church
Judge Tadse A. Webber spoke to the First Methodist Church gathering in Akron about Abraham Lincoln, delivering remarks in a meeting of the Kwanis club and addressing men and women present.
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Sandusky Ees Kiv
Lincoln
Judge Webber
First Methodist Church
Akron
Hoover Club Of Fifty Formed In Lorain
Lorain February 25. About fifty men join to form the Hoover Club Of Fifty with Harry J L Shaw a Republican leader guiding the effort. The group aims to back President Hoover and support Hoover’s policies locally.
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Lorain
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Moovler
Late News Bullets Delay Arbitration Treaty Action
A Washington report states the Senate Foreign Relations Committee halted action on the New France American arbitration treaty and summoned Secretary Kellogg for interpretation. Other items note milk relief for Southern Ohio coal fields, a farmer Frank Foxt’s suicide near Sidney, and mixed political updates from Washington and Kentucky.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kelloge
Start Work On Third Floor Of Court House
County plans finish of third floor for a law library and a third court room on the second floor. Walls to be painted and minor prep by county employees. Outlay includes tiling, flooring, heating and other details to be done for contract.
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Court House
Senate Debates Walsh Resolution and Arbitration Treaty
Congress continues debate on Walsh resolution for public utilities investigation. Foreign relations committee studies arbitration treaty while representatives discuss bituminous coal dispute. House schedules Treasury post office appropriation. Naval Affairs panel hears protests on naval projects.
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Foreign Oo Relations
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Interstate Commerree Committee
Arts Johnson Rolmien
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Treasury-Post Office
Naval Affairs Committee
Two Youths Captured After Exciting Battles in Ohio
In St Clairsville Ohio on February 15 Sheriff Hardesty announced the arrest of a man who gave the name Albert Jennings but who matches John Burns, a reformatory escapee suspected in the disappearance of two Indiana deputy sheriffs. The companion is believed to be Samuel Baxter. They were captured after a pursuit following an exchange of vehicles and were wounded during the arrest. Authorities traced the pair from Lafayette Indiana toward Pendleton Reformatory where they were to serve five years for burglary.
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C. C. Hardesty
Albert Jennings
John Burns
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Ind
Pendleton
Hardesty
Burns
Samuel Baxter
Clairsville
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Sheri
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Wardesty
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Deratus
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Tippecanoe County
Stirsvills
John Runs
Baxter
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Battle to Halt Release of Remus Plan
Plans outlined at a conference called by Attorney General Edward C Turner aim to block George Remus from being released from the state hospital for the criminally insane at Lima. Attendees include Hamilton County prosecutor Charles P Taft II Lima prosecutors and state officials. The state will oppose a writ of habeas corpus and seek to keep Remus detained with a hearing set for Monday.
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George Remus
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Remus
Healine
Lima
Imogene
Favorable Report On Resolution For Coal Probe
Washington action favors a Johnson investigation into coal fields across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. The Reed amendment to curb freight rate inquiry was removed from the resolution and wording was changed to allow the Interstate Commerce Committee or a subcommittee to conduct the investigations. The original resolution called for intervention law by the fall committee.
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Feoyo
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Ohio
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hickman and Fal Go On Trial For Murder
William Edward Hickman and Welles Truni face trial in Los Angeles for the murder of druggist C Ivy Toms at Rose Hill. Judge Carlos Herdy overruled a continuance motion. defense attorney Jerome Walsh Nled filed an affidavit claiming insufficient time to prepare. Hickman showed calm demeanor as jury selection began.
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Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Welles Truni
C. Ivy Toms
Rose Hill
Swether -Court
FORMER KLN CHIEF TESTIFIES ON INDIANA BRIBERY PLOT
D C Stephenson once Klan Grand Dragon of Indiana spoke of an altered conspiracy involving Governor Ed Jackson and Warrim 2. McCras Stevenson refused to testify yesterday from Midi penitentiary after a murder sentence. He later testified at the Winnipeg? race as referenced in the garbled text.
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Comaeyan
Hoover Arrives in Florida for Fishing Trip
Herbert Hoover lands in Florida for a week of fishing seeking rest from political turmoil. He dismissed active campaign talk and aimed to stay out of the presidential race as FORMER president hopeful.
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Herbert Hoover
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