Conclave Is Unled as Republican Convention Opens
Chicago June 7 delegates gather with no clear leadership as candidates struggle for momentum. Managers await first ballot results among Johnson Lowden and Wood camps while dark horse talk and Hughes speculation stir the scene. Contested seats and permanent organization loom as preparations shift to the platform and committee selections.
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Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Hughes
Dark Horse
Associated Press
Chicago
Senator Borah
Idaho
Ational
Senate
Washington
Boon
National Committee
McCormick
Tilingis
Beveridge
Indiale
Han
Supt Hiscox Appointed Federal Vocational Officer
W A Hiscox, resigning as county superintendent of schools, is named vocational officer for the seventh district covering Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. He will arrange courses and supervise training for disabled soldiers seeking education. Trainees receive 85 dollars per month and placement help as training progresses. Schools are in Cleveland Indianapolis and other cities in the district.
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W. A. Hiscox
Fede
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cleveland
Ndnapolis
Poigns
Rue District
Postponement of Spa Allied Conference in June
Paris reports the Spa conference likely postponed to July due to officials' inability to prepare discussion material. A London meeting may precede the Spa gathering. Also noted is Turkey granted 15 days to respond to peace terms and the U.S. share of reparation bonds set at about 500 million dollars for the first 20 months of Rhine occupation.
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Assoc & ¢d Press
Paris
Spa
London
Turkey
United States
Germany
Rhineland
Officer Finds Gang in Shack Behind K of C Club
Officer Gibson discovered Howor Brown 17 Norwalk Carl Ott 15 and William Cecil 18 Elyria inside a rear shack used as a gang retreat after a stick snap at 12 36 Saturday night. Albert Jenkins Elyria was later arrested with them. They had two Ford keys and are suspected of joy riding in stolen cars and will face Juvenile Judge Wilcox.
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Gibson
Police
K of C
Howor Brown
Norwalk
Carl Ott
William Cecil
Elyria
Albert Jenkins
Wilcox
Clement Loses Alley Suit Keeps Public Access
The Court of Appeals upholds the lower court ruling in E. S. Whitney versus E. P. omen. The alley at Ketling's feed store remains open, preserving public convenience as defendants lose efforts to close it.
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Court of Appeals
E. S. Whitney
E. P. Omen
Ketling’s
Soldier seeks divorce alleging fraud in marriage
Ex soldier Walter Hendershot of Lorain petitions for divorce from Mary Hendershot claiming she procured the marriage by fraud. He alleges she kept bad company after he returned from the army and asks the court to dissolve the matrimonial bonds.
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Walter Hendershot
Lorain
Mary Hendershot
Farmers See Alfalfa at George Cre bore Farm on Lake Shore
Lorain county farmers are invited to visit the George Cre bore farm Stop 102 Lake Shore road to inspect alfalfa fields. Cre bore is among the county's largest growers with a fine crop this year. A later pilgrimage to the Wooster Experiment station by auto is planned for the end of the month.
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Lorain County
George Crebore
Lake Shore Road
Wooster Experiment Station
Auto Rollover Injures Nine Near Amherst
Nine were injured when an auto driven by Joseph Youlak turned turtle after hitting a stone in the road between South Amherst and Amherst. Six were taken to Amherst Hospital with two believed fatally hurt. Youlak was among the most seriously injured, with multiple injuries. The Bolac family of Lorain had spent the weekend with the Youlaks and were en route home when the accident occurred.
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Amherst Day
Amherst
Joseph Youlak
South Amherst
Oberlin
Youlak
Amherstabepital
Pele
Tivo
Lorain
Bolac
Youak
Kay Patents Rubber Heel In New Patent
William E. Kay of this city has been granted his 133rd patent dated Juhe ist. The latest invention is a protected pneumatic air tight rubber heel with an air chamber in the center protected by thin metal strips for durability and easy wear. Kay expects patents on several other devices soon.
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Juhe Ist
Judge Grants Three Divorces in City Court
Judge Thompson heard three divorce cases on Saturday. Olgar Efting was granted a divorce from William Efting for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Elizabeth Porkolob divorced Karl Porkolob for extreme cruelty. Alice Randle divorced Em ergon Randale for gross neglect of duty.
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Thompson
Olgar Efting
William Efting
Elizabeth Porkolob
Karl Porkolob
Lorain
Alice Randle
Emergon Randale
Rotary Ram Rod Debuts as Elyria Club Paper
The Rotary Ram Rod, official publication of the Elyria Rotary Club, makes its first appearance. It is filled with news of the club’s various activities and conveys a lively, pep-filled tone.
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Rotary Ram
Elyria Rotary Club
Elyria Party Injured in Saturday Vehicle Crash
Mr and Mrs H G Peat were injured when their car overturned on the Lake road en route to Geveland Bay Village after a motorcycle skidded nearby. He suffered a broken collar bone and she was bruised as the machine skidded into a ditch on slippery pavement.
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H.G. Peat
Lake Road
Geveland
Bay Village
Peat
Mayor 10 Curb Hobo Nuisance
Six colored men appeared before Mayor Jones on charges of illegal train riding. They offered no clear identity and said they were seeking work. The mayor fined each five dollars plus costs and assigned them to city work cleaning the dump under officer supervision.
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Jones
Costa
Elyria Men Strike Texas Oil Gusher
Elyria investors in Stevens county Texas celebrate as word arrives that a well has been struck, reportedly producing about 4000 barrels of oil daily. Key participants named include David Troxell and John Brandt, with prospects of a substantial return if the yield continues.
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Elyria
Stevens County
Texas
David Troxell
John, Brandt
Oberlin Boys Held to Court After Robbery Chase
Garrett Newell and Arthur Pea body Oberlin youths who rode in Henry Thieman's automobile Friday night were brought before Justice Chamberlain. Newell bound over to the court of common pleas on 2000 bond. Peabody to juvenile court due to youth. Sheriff Backus and Deputy Cowie chased the culprits through Oberlin streets, wrecking the Thieman car after a hair raising pursuit that surpassed a moving picture stunt.
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Garrett Newell
Arthur Peabody
Oberlin
Henry Thieman
Justice Chamberlain
Newell
Court of Common Pleas
Peabody
Backus
Cowie
Oppositions ADE to Raise Freight Rate Hearing Resumes
Washington June 7 shippers and state railway commissioners oppose railroads demand for freight rate increases to yield over a billion dollars in yearly revenue. Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission resume with railroad witnesses cross examining the evidence amid debate over property valuations and appropriations for car movement and loans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Attac
Cime
Gates film shown at chamber to benefit Elyria Chest
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children prepared a moving picture titled a Day at Gates Hospital. It will be shown in the Chamber of Commerce rooms tomorrow at 4 PM. Community Chest of Elyria invites subscribers to attend. The film depicts an operation detaching and reattaching muscles for educational purposes.
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Gates Hospital
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest of
Elyria
Tig &8
Reid Bros Move Shoe Store to Packard Building
After substantial scouting Reid Bros have secured a temporary location for their shoe store. They move to the Packard building at the corner of West Broad and Chestnut street and will continue their sale there for a time at least.
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Reid Bros
Packard
West Broad and
Chestnut Street
Police Chiefs Urge Public Control of Law and Social Justice
In Detroit on June 7 Joseph M. Quigley of Rochester North Carolina urged the international association of chiefs of police to oppose private societies handling police functions and to set a clear stance on social evil gambling and liquor issues. He called for police leadership in solving problems of law order and social justice at the 27th annual convention.
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Associate
Detroit
Associaton of Chiefs of Police
Joseph M. Quigley
Rochester
N.C
Police Chiefs Association
Landslide Buries Part of Achupayas Village in Ecuador
A large landslide in Chimborazo province buries part of Achupayas village. Several houses are buried, fourteen bodies are recovered, and many residents are injured. Local authorities coordinate rescue and relief efforts with teams on site.
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Ecuador
Cuyagull
Achupayas
Chimborazo
Supreme Court upholds federal enforcement acts in Prohibition case
The Supreme Court dismissed Rhode Island and New Jersey injunctions against prohibition enforcement. It affirmed decrees disallowing suits to block the 18th Amendment and the enforcement act. Justice McReynolds and McKenna wrote separate opinions clarifying rulings and dissenting views on merits. The decision sustains federal action against beer makers and distributors in multiple states.
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Washington
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Manitowoc . Products ‘Company
Wisconsin
Wisconsin ‘Corporation
Christian Feigenspan
Newark
N. J
St.Louis Brewing Association
White
Justice Vandevanter
Kentucky
Louisville
George C. Dempsey
Boston
Mass
McReynolds
McKenna
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Rotarian Club
Elyria Party
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