Calvins Fight With Septic Poisoning Ends in Death
Calvin Coolidge Jr. dies after a rapid septic infection began with a foot injury at the White House. Plans for a simple funeral include services at the White House, burial possibly at Arlington or Vermont, and a private family burial in Plymouth, Vermont.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge, Sr
Plymouth
White House
Coolidge
Executive Mansion
Calvin Jr
Walter Reed Hospital
Northampton
Mass
Coolidges
Vermont
Death of Elyria drayman Herb Barlow at 58
Herbert M. Barlow of 245 Second Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday evening aged 58 after a three month illness. Survived by three sons and a daughter, a brother DeForest Barlow of Chicago, three sisters Miss Belle Barlow Elyria Mrs Ethel Holling Cleveland and Mrs Ruby Killiam Texas. Member Modern Woodmen of America. Funeral Wednesday at 3 from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. W. L. Burner officiating. Burial in Ridgeline cemetery.
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Herbert M. Barlow
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Monde
Barlow
DeForest Barlow
Chicago
Belle Barlow
Elyria
Ethel Holling
Cleveland
Ruby Killiam
Texas
Modern Woodmen of America
Sudro Femral
W. L. Burner
Ridgelawe Cemetery
Socialists Push Labor Party Endorsement of La Follette
Cleveland July 8. The socialist party convention ends its sessions endorsing Senator Robert M. LaFollette for president and plans a nationwide campaign. Independent Socialist tickets will be fielded in most elections. Debs urges unity with LaFollette. Berry repeatedly named as potential running mate.
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Cleveland
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Socialist Party Convention
LaFollette
Eugene V. Debs
Conference For Progressive
Labor Party
George L. Berry
Presaden’s
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Berry
New York
LaFolletta
Washington
LaFollete
Jacob Panken
American Federation of Labor
Sarfaliste
Socialista
James Oneal
la Follette
Adelbert College Scholarship Awarded to Local Student
Robert Hahn of 817 West Ave Nas won a four year tuition scholarship to Adelbert College of Western Reserve University after ranking among the top four in a thirty applicant pool. Hahn, Elyria High School graduate of 1923, plans to study medicine and join peers Ralph A. Goldberg Henry Kasan and Wayne Brown in the award cohort. The Cleveland and Eastern Traction Co and the Cleveland and Chagrin Falls Railway Co received state approval to extend the abandonment date of their lines from July 1 to August 1.
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Robert Hahn
West Avenas
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Bob
Elyria High
Harahew, Puller, Goodwin Co
Ralph A. Goldberg
Henry Kasan
Cleveland
Wayne Brown
Bandusky
Columbus
Gleveland and Asters Traction Company
Cleveland and Chagrin Falls Railway Company
State Utilities Commission
Lorain County Seeks 50 000 Storm Relief Funds
Lorain County appeals for 50 000 to aid the Lorain Diatic Relief Fund with drives outside Lorain and a larger regional goal of 100 000 for city rehabilitation. Elyria aims to contribute about 12 900 toward the county total, with Red Cross already at 6 200. funds to be raised over three months support Red Cross distribution and local recovery plans.
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Lorain--Elyria
Ohio
Nation
Lorain County
Lorain
Avoward French Créek
Wlyria
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Auditing Department of the
United States War Armment
Elyria
E. F. Allen
A. G. Bean
C. E. Blanchard
M. Braman
J. W. Brandt
J. F. Burse
F W. Colson
A. J., Curren
H. Cushing
H. C. Wdil
L. C. Webber
L. B. Fauver
A. L. Garford
Max Goldstein
Harry Hinkson
J. B. Johnson
Asaph R. Jones
R. B. Lersch
TP. L. Moise
Ralph Murbach
George Tufford
H. Calvert
Harry Naugle
A. L. Patrick
John Parsch
C. W. Phillips
Father Reilly
E. M. Rice
T. T. Robinson
F. A Smythe
H. Squire
A- B. Taylor
T. L. Moise
A. J. Curren
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Amherst
LaGrange
Ridgeville
MacDonald Seeks Framing of France Reparations Accord
Prime Minister MacDonald sails to France for a sincere effort to achieve full understanding with France before the London allied conference. He will meet Edouard Herriot at the French Foreign Office this evening in a bid to secure accord on reparations and other issues. The premier appears tired after a bronchitis attack.
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Mag Donald
France
Piper Ramesy MacDonald
Ter Wis
London
MacDonald
Edouard Herriot
Cabinet Meet Is Called Off
Washington on July 8. A regular Tuesday cabinet meeting was canceled and many government functions paused to honor Calvin Coolidge Jr. President Coolidge, visibly strained, met officials at the White House to receive sympathy for the bereaved family. Mrs Coolidge stayed in retirement at the White House apartment.
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White House
Calvin Jr
John
Washington
Achool
White Houses
Calvin
Citizens
Walter Reed Hospital
Calvin Coolfige, Jr
Harding
White
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Coolidge
War Weeks
New
Wright
Postpone Coolidge Official Notice
Washington officials announce postponement of the Republican presidential notification ceremonies from July 24 to mid August. No official reason given, but seen as likely related to the president and Mrs Coolidge taking a vacation after their son’s burial on Friday.
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Washington
White House
Sinclair Attacks Indictment Over Teapot Dome Conspiracy
Harry F. Sinclair challenged the validity of his indictment in the District of Columbia Supreme Court accusing him of conspiring with ex secretary of the interior to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome lease. He alleges Justice Department representatives influenced grand jury deliberations. Edward L. Day shares a similar position.
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Sinclair
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Edward L. Day
Wmder
Schick Clinic Planned in City for Preschool Children
The Ohio Department of Health will hold a second clinic for preschool children on July 16 at 1 PM at the public health center with state officials and local physicians. A follow up clinic will be held in Oberlin on July 16. Dr. George French notes the event seeks Schick tests for diphtheria.
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Ohio Department of Health
George French
Public Health Center
Oberlin
Blanks
Thealte Center
Masonic
French
Storm Strikes Lorain Causing Injuries And Wreckage
Six people were injured as tents replaced ruined homes after a near cyclone hit Lorain Ohio last night following a tornado ten days earlier that left seventy dead and thirty missing. Officials plan to seek emergency relief funds from the state and organize work through the state Employment Department to repair damaged homes and redirect funds and banking to aid recovery.
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Lorain
Kurt Lorain
Columbus
Donahey
F. A. Smythe
A. L. Garford
Harry Calvert
Elyria
Cleveland
J. C. Daly
State Employment Department
Death of Mrs Lucy Tuttle Des Last Night
Lucy Tuttle Des Last Night, Sr., died Monday evening at her daughter's home, Mrs. C. H. Castle, 302 Clark street, after a two and a half year illness. She leaves daughter Mrs. C. H. Castle and son George Welch, Elyria, seven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren. member of Wellington Congregational church. Funeral at 12 o'clock Wednesday from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. W. L. Burner, burial Wakeman cemetery.
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Lucy Tuttle
C. H. Castle
Clark Street
George Welch
Elyria
Painters and Paper Hangers Aid Lorain Relief
The Painters and Paper Hang ers Union donated $200 to the Red Cross for Lorain relief. They also offered free services to Lorain needy citizens on Saturdays for as long as requested.
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Painters and Paper Hangers Union
Red Cross
Lorain
Time Extended For Truck Appeal In Ohio Case
The Franklin appellate court in Columbus extends the deadline for Foltz Grocery and Baking Company of Cincinnati to July 10 to appeal the state truck law ruling to the state supreme court. The firm contends the law imposing license fees on truck operators is unconstitutional.
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Columbina
State Supreme Court
Franklin
Brown
Foltz Grocery and Baking Company
Cincinnati
Ralston Overtakes in Deadlock as Smith and McAdoo Stall
At Madison Square Garden in New York on July 8 the United Democratic race for president shifted as Indiana Senator Samuel M. Ralston built a larger total while McAdoo’s and Smith’s delegates remained entrenched. Ralston gained mainly from Missouri Nevada and Oklahoma with support from several McAdoo states. The convention adjourned to 9 pm as leaders sought a path to Nomination and debated delaying further sessions.
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New York
RaLston
Madison Square Garden
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
McAdoo
Smith
Missouri
Nevada
Oklahoma
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kansas
Mississippi
Michigan
Ohio
Atere
George E. Bresman
arti-McAdoo
Bruce Krem
California
Brennan
Charles M. Hay
Avery
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Bulletin
Herb. Barlow, Drayman
Mab, Lucy Tuttle Des
Persia
Rushire
United States Army
Bagdad
M’adoc
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