Roosevelt Career and 1928 Nomination Chronicle
A compact review of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s political rise from Dutchess County politics to the national stage. Highlights include his battles with Tammany Hall, terms in the New York legislature, role at the Democratic conventions, the 1920 vice presidential nomination with Cox, his bout with infantile paralysis, recovery at Warm Springs, and eventual governorship and alliance with Alfred E. Smith. Also notes his marriage to Anna Roosevelt and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbany
N.Y
Frankie Roosevelt
Mira
Roosevelt
Dutchess
State Senate
Tammany Hall
United States
Tammany
William F. Sheehan
Sheehan
Hyde Park
Groton
Harvard
Columbia University
New York
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
Ohio
Campobello
N. B
Warm Springs
Alfred E. Smith
Happy Warrior
Smith
Anna Cleanor Roosevalt
Theodore Roosevel
James
Curtis B. Dall
Elliott
John A
Franklin D. Jy
Court verdicts and charges in Lorain county cases
In common pleas court yesterday George Hastings won 500 dollars against H J Cox. John J Gluvna won 306.80 against Thomas A Huya Jr executor. William Wisegarver filed a 183 dollar suit over a gas line station and stand profit share in Amherst Twp. Edwin Krugman parole violation on a robbery case. Schonfeld released after paying reckless driving fine. Schmidt released after serving sentence. Jack Olmsted Jr bound over to grand jury on overloaded truck charge after contesting weight figures with deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
George Hastings
H. J. Cox
John J. Gluvna
Thomas A. Huya, Jr
Thomas A. Huya, Sr
William Wisegarver
Mh- Nois Avenue
Lorain
Frank Vorman
Erie Avenue
Amherst Township
Wisegarver
William Schonfeld
Cleveland
Richard Schmidt
Jack Olmsted, Jr
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Deputies
Garner for Roosevelt on ticket hinges on Texas delegates
The Texas congressman James R Garner released 90 Garner delegates to Roosevelt at Chicago, triggering the Roosevelt landslide. Garner, ill but composed, declined to discuss politics after 6 pm and remained focused on routine, later sending a brief congratulatory message to Roosevelt. The piece notes Garner’s age and hints at a possible bid for vice president or speakership, while closing with a segue about the bubonic plague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Roosevelt
Chicago
Sam Rayburn
Texas
California
White House
Capitol
Roosevalt
House
Fornaro Company Wins Elyria Sewer Contract
The Elyria Board of Control awarded the East avenue relief sewer project to Cleveland’s Fornaro Company for 27015.96, the lowest of 14 bids. Work to begin next week, with labor and materials to be sourced in Elyria. The sewer runs from West Avenue to East Avenue via Fourth Street Alley and connects to Blaine Street near the Black River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Elyria Board of Control
Fornaro Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Company
Elyria
West Avenue
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Black River
Blaine Street
Former King of Portugal Manoel Dies in England
Former King Manoel of Portugal died at his Twickenham home after a choking incident following a day at Wimbledon. The royal observed matches from the royal box and chatted with King Alfonso of Spain the previous afternoon before his sudden collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manoel
Portugal
Twickenham
Manoels
Royal Box
Hel
Alfonso
Spain
Farley To Head Democratic Committee
2121 James A. Farley of New York will be elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee and lead the Roosevelt campaign, according to National Committee members. Farley was Roosevelt's pre convention manager. A second item notes Toombs A. Hillman, arrested on a mortgage property charge, had the case dismissed in Lorain County court. The piece ends with a general remark on the cosmopolitan nature of the house fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James A. Farley
New York
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Farley
Toombs A. Hillman
Court of Justice
Walter Waits
Lorain County
Roosevelt dominates Ohio delegation at Democratic state convention
Delegates from Steubenville and Akron favored Cox and Baker while anti Roosevelt delegates backed Smith. White supporters praised the platform and predicted a Democratic victory in Ohio with Governor White ready to campaign against Ingalls. Roosevelt defined the final roll as delegates shifted votes and anticipation grew for the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Nolan
Steubenvise
James M. Cox
Lynn B. Giffith
Neaton D. Baker
Cleveland
Don Muleaay
Akron
A. L. Caris
Ravenna
Ritchie
Smith
Martin L. Davey
Ann M. Makiey
Josephing M Gowan
Bernice Pyke
Thomas J. Conner
Cincinnati
Robert M. Lohngren
Hamilton
Alpert M. Horstman
Rayton
Henry Kampf
Piqua
Frank EB. O'Connell
Fremont
Frank T. Dove
Tiffin
Ray T. Miller
John M. Salzman
John Bake
R. Gongwer
Maurice Berson
White
William Norris
Ripey
Chas. H. Graves
Port
Clinton
Ohio
David S. Ingall
Ingalls
W.W. B. Gragner
Baker
Roosevelt
Oberlin Chronicle Local Notes and Obituaries
Oberlin community notices recount invites and visits. Mrs Esther Alfsen seeks Chronicles or delivery info. Obituary news reports the death of Coral C Norton in Los Angeles, formerly Oberlin. Events include Children's Day at Community church and a pageant A Basket of Flowers. Faculty and residents travel to Chautauqua and Smith College for summer programs.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Coral C. Norton
Los Angeles
Cal
Laura Richards
J. A. Richards
Smith College
Northhampton
Mass
Oberlin Band Concert and school updates in Oberlin
The Oberlin band concert schedule for tonight and a potential interchange with Berea High School Band is announced. Also reported are the discontinuation of the college personnel service department and summer programs at the First Church, plus a garden party by the En Apres Midi Club with prizes for whist and bridge and a piano recital by Margaret Glider and Keitha Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Berea High School
Richard Stocker
Stocker
William Stocker
Oberlin Band
Fucik-Laurendeau
Roberts March
Burton
Noel
Lee
Harold Hovey
Baumann
Zamechnik
Miner
Roserkrans
Entertaens Club
En Apres Midi
Warren Shaw
South Pleasant Street
Treva Tavnor
Lorain
Maxine, Turner
Mary Ward
Stewart
Margaret Glider
Keitha Price
Charlotte
Indictments filed in county court list multiple defendants
NUMBER SEVEN continued from page one details indictments including Tony Carroll charged with breaking and entering with intent to steal at Matt Gardner's ring station on May 27 and others for non support of minor children grand larceny carrying concealed weapons and motor vehicle theft. Those named are to be arraigned Tuesday in common pleas court to plead guilty or not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Carroll
Massachusetts
Matt Gardner
Ring Station
Ben Lentz
Amherst
Thomas Edwards
Lorain
William Colbert
David Ryan
OW. Stevens
Sam Johnson
Oberlin
Jellier Collier
John Kolcki
Howard L. van Arsdale
Biving
Harry Williams
Clarence Ryan
Carl Lehman
Elyria
Nazera Zegiob
German Catuloff
Christ Traikoff
Roosevelt Stampede Tops McAdoo At Democratic Convention
In Chicago crowds booed and roared as McAdoo pressed his plea while Roosevelt gained momentum. Texas and California swung to Roosevelt and a dizzy, breathless parade formed to hail the Roosevelt bandwagon with favorite sons rushing to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chicago
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Walsh
Anton J. Cermak
Texas
California
White House
Death summons James W. Gamble
James N. Gamble, vice president of Procter & Gamble and noted philanthropist, died in his sleep at his Cincinnati home. He would have turned 97 on August 9. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at his residence, where he had lived for 61 years. Born August 9, 1858, in Cincinnati, Gamble retired from active participation in the company about 25 years ago. His nurse found him Friday afternoon after he had spent the evening following national political reports with his chauffeur Atler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James N. Gamble
Procter & Gamble Co
Atler
Chicago
Gamble
Procter & Gamble Coupans
Lorain Suit Seeks 10000 Over Auto Accident Injuries
A two year old Lorain girl injured in an automobile crash is the plaintiff in a $10000 suit filed by Doris May Lustek through Pauline Lustek against Charles Cowie. The petition states the child rode in an auto driven by Gustave Lustek on Elyria avenue April 27 and suffered injuries in a collision with a car driven by Cowie. Negligence by the defendant is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Doris May Lustek
Pauline Lustek
East Thirty-Third Street
Charles Cowie
East Thirty-Fourth Street
Gustave Lustek
Elyria Avenue
Lustek
Covwte
Shute Leads Western Open as final round nears
Densmore Shute of Hudson Ohio led the Western Open field at Canterbury Golf Club in Cleveland on July 2 with 215 after three rounds. Defending champion Ed Dudley, Wilmington, Del., stood close at 218 after a 74 today, hoping for a late surge in the final 18 holes.
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Canterbury Golf Club
Cleveland
Densmore Shute
Hudson
Ed Dudiey
Wilmington
Oan
Shute
Dudley
Markets in Cleveland Produce and Grain Prices
Market steady with varied vegetable quotes from Ohio shipments including beans, cabbage, carrots, and tomatoes. Grain and feed prices from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list corn, wheat, oats, hay, straw, flour, and mill feeds with several grade distinctions and per-bushel or per-ton rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Boston
PlAs
Ohlio
Clevelant Grain
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RIDGE HILL MEMORIAL /PARK
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Edwin Krugman
A. R. Webber
Elyria Coach CO
Dita
Democratic Committee
Arctic
Antarctic Circle
A . Beatts and Martiny
Swee
Bond
Lucy Grills
Elver
Fred Kant
Geo.f Long
Ridgeville
F. B. Nafe
Loudonville
First Baptist Church
W. Gay
Lord James
Reber Johnson
Chautauaua, X. Y
Little Joan Redding
Mrs
J. E. Braithwaite
East Lorain Street
Walter Wood
Philadelphia
Dudley Wood
M. A. Houghton
Personnel Service Department
Anthony Humphreys
Church
Church School of the First
Geors Dudley
Alice Rodgers
Louise Bushyager
James 4. Brady
Brammer
Herb
En-Ar-Co
Herb Duvall
Beverly Ct
Cleveland Street
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
James W. Camble
Passes
Ope
A. L. Werner Co
Loraino. Bank
Leghorn Browers
Maine Direen Mountain
Smith See
Traylor
Ins
Byrdeis
Ritchie We
Nat Met
Murras Ratte
Rogers
Fi Reed Wae
Baker Sin
Coxian
Ational Credit Bureau
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Fura
Peore
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