Republicans Meet With Huston Over National Chairmanship
A nervous gathering of Republican leaders at Washington headquarters met Claudius H. Huston to press his resignation as National Committee chairman. The group, including J. R. Nutt and James Francis Burke, awaited a statement from Huston after a two hour session, with Hoover’s aides delivering a final word on the tumultuous request amid looming campaign obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claudius H. Huston
National Committee
Huston
D.C
James Francis Burke
White House
J. R. Nutt
Hoover
Burke
Senate
Watson
Steiner
Oregon
New York
Oberlin High Band to Play Here Friday
The Oberlin high school band will present the third Ely Park concert of the season Friday at 7.45 pm. A. L. Werner promoter. the band also to take part in rededication exercises at Gates hospital. Program includes brass and clarinet quartets and a trombone solo by Miss Ladd, with pieces by Cline Bizet Fulroe Mecham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ely Park
A. L. Werner
Werner
Gates Hospital
R J. Stocker
Miss Ladd
Men of Valor
Atlantis
Safranek
Cline
Beghon
Battleship Connecticut
Fulton
Bizet
Wisconsin
Celeste Aida
Herbert
Fulrore
King
Mecham
Farrar
Heat Wave Grips Ohio. Drownings Rise Across State
United Press reports a scorching Ohio heat wave with highs near 99 across most regions. Despite sporadic storms, power outages occur in Columbus and drownings rise, including Melville Durst 29 of Grantland Maryland who drowned at Saybrook pond Geneva Ohio, plus two drownings in Hamilton and a 30 year old Charles Arnett in the Miami near Middletown.
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United Press
Ohio
Toledo
Maumee Bay
Columbus
Melville Durst
Grantland
Ashsbury College
Kentucky
Saybrook Pond
Geneva
Hamilton
Robert Krause
Charles Arnett
Miami
Middletown
Who Is She From Elyria The Silhouette Reveals
The silhouette outlines a prominent Elyria woman famed for business skill and civic involvement. She participates in Community Chest drives, vacationing at a Western dude ranch, and lives in a Fifth Street home. Chronicle Telegram will reveal her name tomorrow.
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Elysia
Elyria
Fifth Street
Chronicle- Telegram
Pinchot to preempt ticket for November election
Milford Pa July 10 Gif ford Pinchot republican nominee for governor of Pennsylvania issues a statement from his home declaring he will preempt a new ticket for the November elections. Pinchot attacks leaders seeking Luzerne county primary votes be ruled illegal and notes his margin over Francis Shunk Brown gives him the nomination. He says his friends will pre-empt a state wide and district ticket offering places to every Republican primary nominee.
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Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Luzerne County
Francis Shunk Brown
State Supreme Court
Luzerne
Brown
Civil War Vet John Bieber Dies at 93
John Bieber aged 93 died at his Chestnut Ridge home after a four week illness. Born in Baden Germany on October 21 1836 he left for America at seventeen, settled in Berea, then served in the Ninth Illinois Regiment in the Civil War rising to sergeant. He participated in many battles including Shiloh Fort Henry and Atlanta before discharge.
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John Bieber
Chestnut Ridge
Baden
Germany
Berea
Illinois
9Th
United States Service
Ninth Regiment
Saratoga
Tennessee
Fort Henry
Fort Donnelson
Shiloh
Corinth
Missippi
Lundy's Lane
Alabama
Mud Creek
Mississippi
Jackson
Granada
Salem
Cane Creek
Cherokee
Snake Creek Gap
Georgia
Rasaca
Dallas
Rome
Nickajack Creek
Atlanta
Witness details stock bought to back Bethlehem merger
Henry G. Dalton, a Pickands Mather partner, testified at the Youngstown merger suit trial that Bethlehem loaned $800,000 to Pickands Mather used to buy stock to vote for the Bethlehem Steel-Youghs town Sheet & Tube merger. He described a late night “fire escape” meeting and noted Eaton’s preference for the Sheet & Tube Inland deal amid pressure to finalize terms.
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Henry G. Dalton
Bethlehem
Youngstown, O
Pickands, Mather & Company
Cleveland
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Pickands
Mather
Dalton
Luther Day
Eaton
Price, Waterhouse & Co
New York
Grace
Campbell
Shick
W. G. Mather
Mathers
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Day
Directors
Vets in Elyrea Affected by New Pension Law
Lorain County American Legion leaders approved a plan to assist veterans under Hoover's July 3 pension act. A dedicated room at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street will handle Lorain County claims, including those previously disallowed, with new medical examiner appointments to replace Cleveland visits.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Cleveland
Auto hits bridge. three die in Indiana fire
In Schneider Indiana an auto traveling from Chicago to Kentucky struck a bridge and burst into flames. Three people died: Harry G. Horn, his mother in law Mrs. Charles H. Macleer, and Patricia Hoffman, all of Chicago. The deaths push Indiana burn fatalities from auto wrecks to six in under 24 hours.
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Schneider
Ind
Chicago
Irving
Harry G. Horn
Charles H. Macleer
Horn
Patricia Hoffman
Indiana
Senate Charged With Lack of Courage by Johnson
Washington July 10 Senator Hiram Johnson Repn Calif charged the senate with lacking courage to demand secret London Naval Treaty documents. He urged the state department files hold papers essential to understanding the treaty and said the senate is entitled to any records including the written American proposals and the original navy proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hiram Johnson
Calif
Johnson
State Department
United States
Sohl and Hauck Reach State Golf Final
At Scioto Country Club Columbus Ohio on July 10 Mrs Curtis Sohl of Columbus defending champion and Miss Mary Hauck of Toledo advanced to the women's state golf title final. Sohl defeated Edith Begg of Cleveland 3 and 1 and Hauck upset Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati one up to reach the championship match.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Curtis Sohl
Mary Hauck
Toledo
Sohl
Edith Begg
Cleveland
Miss Hauck
Martha Kinsey
Cincinnati
Patrolman Shot in Brighton Gun Battle
Patrolman Owen Donovan of the Brighton police station father of seven was likely fatally wounded in a Union Square Brighton gun battle with three suspected burglars. He was shot in the back and his name was placed on the danger list at St Elizabeth's Hospital.
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Boston
Owen Donovan
Brighton
Union Square
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Explosion fatal to 162 men in Silesia mine
The Silesia mine disaster near Neurome today raised the total death toll to 162 as 81 bodies were recovered before noon. Nine officials estimated another 81 men remained entombed in the wrecked mine.
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Neurode
Silesia
War Veteran Pension Law Applies to 25 Percent Plus Disabilities
A 1924 act provides pension benefits for World War I veterans with 25 percent or greater disability. About 250 Elyria district veterans are affected. Pensions start from the application date. A County Council meeting will be held at Avon Lake Village on Sunday July 13.
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Elyria
Piente
Avon Lake Village
Denver Infant's Stomach Aches Linked to Ingested Hardware
Denver doctors at Denver General Hospital report infant Albert Schoneman four months old suffered stomach pain after ingesting bolts and nuts. The medical team identified multiple metal fragments as the cause, guiding treatment and care for the patient.
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Denver
Albert Schoneman
Denver General Hospital
Traffic Lines Modernistic Traffic Lines in Elyria Streets
A humorous local column notes modernistic traffic art appearing in Elyria, describing pedestrians in bold clothing and crosswalk painting efforts. The piece recounts two painters tipping a paint can and splattering nearby, with a truck incident disrupting their work.
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Elyria
Cheanside and
Broad
Chamber to Welcome Visitors at Gates Hospital Rededication
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce will actively greet visitors tomorrow for the rededication of Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Secretary Earl Bacon urged all members to attend. Officals will speak. guests will receive Elyria pamphlets. The chamber praises the crippled children work as a standout civic effort promoting the city nationally.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Gates Hospital
Earl Bacon
Chamber
Bacon
International Society
Daddy Allen
Elyria faces rising poor relief and hospital costs
Mayor James A Hewitt reported that half of 1930 saw poor relief and hospitalization costs rise sharply. Food and fuel outlays nearly doubled the annual norm, with $1500 spent in six months and hospital funds heavily drawn. The city uses alternating street crews to ease unemployment while awaiting jobs and aid data show increasing requests for work.
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Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Welfare Department
Columbus
Washington
Abandoned car found on Route 20 near Kipton
Sheriff's officers searched for the owner of a likely stolen, undamaged automobile found abandoned by Route 20 near Kipton. License suggests Toledo residence. Officers noted a man seen near the car, with paint covering the area and a visible stain of the incident.
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Kipton
Toledo
Cag
Title Holder Proves Real Champion
Interlachen Country Club Minneapolis July 10 Bobby Jones of Atlanta, golf's triple champion, opened National Open defense with a 34 on the front nine and two birdies to reach par. Horton Smith matched with two under on the outward nine, while Cyril Tolley struggled in the heat, posting 43 on the first nine and an eight at the seventh hole. Other contenders, including Henri Cucci, showed mixed form as the morning round progressed.
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Interlachen Country Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Interlachen
Jones
Horton Smith
Joplin
Smith
Cyril Teltey
Chaapion
Tolley
Henri Cuici
Stratford
Conn
Cuffel
Dedication Program For Gates Hospital Saturday
The dedication exercises at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children are announced for Friday at two P M The public is invited and expects hundreds to attend The program includes Flag Raising by Marshall Rennels Star Spangled Banner by Oberlin Boys Band Invocation by Rev Wm Fowler Greetings from Elyria Mayor James A Hewitt Remarks by F A Smythe Elyria Memorial Hospital President Address by A L Garford Introduction of guests by F A Smythe Musical selections by Oberlin Address by Hal Griswold Director State Department of Welfare and more musical numbers by the Oberlin Boys Band
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Gates Hospital
Marshall Rennels
Oberlin Boys Band
Wm. Fowler
Church of Christ
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
Board of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. A. Smythe
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Oberlin High
Jack Charleston
Mineola
L. I
Tex Anding
Jackson Heights
John S. Donaldson
Jamaica
Mercury Otayglen
Onid
Pinghot
Cnme
Elyrea
Legion Home
Andrew Steffen
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Irene Harder
Detroit
Steffen
Harder
Mrs. Sohl
Cas
Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Chronicle Telegram
United Press Wire
Chronicle-Telegram
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