Lawsuit Against Ough Fund Committee Dismissed
A federal judge dismissed a suit brought by Jerry Reed, representing the Ough Fund Committee, seeking seizure and inspection of ballot boxes from the contested presidential election. The 29 page decision ruled the court lacked jurisdiction to overturn the state’s ballot handling.
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Pennylvania
Jerry South Lal Repre-Enizine
Reed
Jon ‘Np Ec Uigs ™ Ng
Oltaher
Federal Court
Age Tichoomson
South
al Commse
Etular Sargeant
Miners claim reopenings spark union tensions at Hoch Valley
Reports say Emmet Searles leads a push to reopen mines at Pecking and Jacksville with many workers ready to return. Rumors of a New Pittsburgh union coup fade as 74 miners face suspensions and fines amid a volatile labor dispute.
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Vre
Emmet Searles
Hoch Valley
Paoiot
Emmett Searla
New Pittsburgh
Annual Conference of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
The WCTU annual gathering will convene at Lake on July 16 and 14 with Anna A Gordon of Evanston presiding. Grace Leigh Scott Green of Indiana and others will speak on temperance and defense, featuring a pantomime, lectures, and an address on The Fifteenth Amendment and social morality.
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Womans Christian Temperanion
Lake
Anna A Gordon
Evanston
Tlan Temperance Union
Ted
Grace Lewh Scott Green
Indiana
All of Defense
Trumbillon
Ycther Hill
Rain County
Ome
Walter F Hirk
Dent
Ottawa
Nellie Mo Hill
Lorain
Fiorence Dird
Ohio
Anna Mendenhall
Cuyahoga County
Irs
Crusaders Fountain
Grace Leigh Scott
Tha Wctlu Cot
Lulu and
Shepard
Judge Newton Bage to Hear Assigned Suit
Judge Charles B Neaton Port aged acounte returned to Rivira to day to complete hearing of seven cesses assigned to him by Chief Justice The first was the trial of the Saf 900 damage suit of Adelaide Farmer against the county commissioners, heard by Newton. An Ohio ex prel Effie Bethe Baten townshin a gunst Glenn Cawle and Joon re under advirement reserved its decision for a later date. The vate involving support of a miner euild was taken to the supreme court. An award of 120 dollars was given the vlaintiff at its first trial here.
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Charles B Neaton Portagecounte
Rivira
Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Adelaide Farmer
Inder Newton
Ohio
Effie Bethe Baten Townshin
Glenn Cawle
Joon
Supreme Court
Retailmane
Vlaantiff
Tureé Tears
Azo
President Coolidge Receives Unusual Gifts From West Trip
Rapid City South Dakota reports the arrival of gifts for President Coolidge including exotic animals and clothing items. The White House museum-like collection grows with a kangaroo bear and fox among others. Everett Senders spends long hours processing correspondence while a planned pony express invitation from Wyoming is discussed.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Everett
Cheyenne
Pony Express
Frank Frieson
Wyoming
Emerson
New York Central Fights Cleveland Elyria Bus Certificate
The New York Central Railroad Company protested to the Public Utilities Commission against granting a certificate for Southwestern Bus Company to operate between Cleveland and Elyria.
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Central
Clevelant
ELYRI
Colgwbus
New York Central Railroad Company
Touat
Pub- No Whilities Commission
Southwestern Bus Company
Cleveland
Elyria
New Teachers Hired and Building Plans Discussed
Seven new teachers joined the board meeting at the Washington building as regular hires. Architects from five firms attended to present four room addition plans for the Webinter building. A suggestion to sand blast the courthouse was raised but not formalized. cleaning the Washington building was deemed inadvisable.
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Washington
Thesare If Y Wilson
Margaret Per Yen Eula “M Koung
Gertrude A Barker
Mabel Eubanks
Ethel Gott
Lee H Liman
Wanlington
Farmer Band Delights Crowd In Old Time Parade
The Canton at Loungstone crowd enjoyed a farmer themed band dressed in overalls and straw hats. Al Preets led with humorous songs, keeping the crowd singing along, as a farmer band will join the parade tonight.
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Loungstone
Poon
Park Ave
al Preets
Nine arrested in Origgin's murder conspiracy
Nine men, alleged senior officers in a Republican organization, were to be arraigned in Dublin today on charges of conspiracy in the assassination of Kevin O Higgins, Irish Free State vice president. Eamon de Valera condemned the killing and said no Republican group would be responsible or condone such acts.
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Dublins
Todavu
Kevin O Higgiens
Insh Free Staite
Eamonn de Valera
Ollig Fins
Ireland
Kevin O Higgins
Reg State Council
Black Rock
Uibhu
O Higgins
Forest fires menace towns and villages on Newfoundland shore
Forest fires swept Gander Bay and surrounding communities near Carmanville and Bassit Cove. Twenty buildings were destroyed while about 190 people left homes and moved to safety as crews fought the blaze along the shoreline July 12 in Newfoundland.
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Johns New Foundlans
Gander Bay
Here
Scotia
20th Last Date For Paying Taxes Warns Treasurer
County Treasurer Arthur H Waters warns there will be no extension beyond July 20 for tax payments. Taxes must be paid by the twentieth while hearings for protests proceed, and any required cash adjustment will be collected if tax appeals are approved.
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Arthur H Waters
Board of Revision
Waters
Grand Encampment Extends Formal Greetings to Odd Fellows
Formal sessions welcomed the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows and Patriarchs as Grand Master C R Summer and Service Director James Heett led a ceremonial gathering. Leaders praised the city and fraternal ideals while outlining plans for fellowship and future efforts.
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Ohin Ond
Patricarens Mohtant
Good Fellowship
C R
Summer of
Cherhin
Ind
James Heett
Bhria
Grend
Weoure
Odd Fellowship
Fred P Hummel
Patriarchs
Williants
Odd
Benpalf
Canton
Girls nerve foils yegg in steamer cash hold up
A gunman demanded cash from the French Line Steamship Co employees aboard the Washington ship. A 24 year old clerk Reberen Sanford refused the threat, aiding an escape by shutting a door and calling police as the bandit fled.
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Washington
French Line Steamship Co
Ecmployees
Dent
Reberen Sanford
Earthquake Kills Dozens in Biblical Cities Near Jerusalem
A five second quake near Jerusalem killed over 50 people and injured many in Jerusalem Nablus Olivet Jericho Haifa Ammon Ain Karm. A Jericho hotel collapsed burying three tourists. Many houses fell in outlying districts causing heavy property damage.
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Jericho
Jerusalem
Holy City
Nablus
Olivet
Haifa
Ammon
Ain Karm
Military Banquet Delights Odd Fellows Delegates
The Odd Fellows convention in this city enjoyed a successful banquet in a basement church hall. Brigadier Generals Bretel and Schmuckle led entertainment with songs and jokes while Sister Pearl Johnson and Major General Hahn were among speakers praising fellowship and unity.
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Cers
Odd Fellows Convention
George Bretel
Cincinnati
John Schmuckle
Columbus
Bretel
Pearl Johnson
Toledo
Mia Grace Hahn
Caneral
Mrajor
H A Hahn
Odd Fellowship
Brotherhood
Lifeless body found in disordered apartment of former director
Officers discovered the lifeless body of Percival L Lynwood a former motion picture director and public administrator in a tumbled apartment. His wife was present dazed as police entered amid overturned furniture and scattered bottles and glasses.
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Bulletin
Hollywood Cal
Percival L Lynwood
Motion Pieturr
Min
Cokstentls
Office
Blast Shatters House in Niles
A dynamite blast at the residence of Josephine Deving known in police circles in Niles destroyed the side steps and cellar wall. The explosion damaged the red house and shattered windows in nearby homes with no injuries reported. It was the second blast at the same property in 69 days.
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Miles QO
Josephine Deving
Red House
Playground Fund Raisers Highlighted by Akron Auxiliary
Last evening the Ladies Refil ery of the Patrarch Militant held assession at Elkshall Corona Auxiliary of Akron. The muster in ceremony drew a packed hall and reports say it was exceptionally well done. The event focused on aiding the IOOF home in Springfield with $36 raised for the playground.
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Elkshall Corona Auxiliary
Akron
IOOF
Springfield
Cascade Park Pool Proves Popular in Open Season
Cascade Park pool draws crowds with an average 900 daily users at its 300 capacity. The Kiwanis and city officials praise the sanitation system with three chlorination tests and bacteria checks showing safe water. Open daily with specific weekday and Sunday hours, lifeguards on duty, and morning swimming lessons by arrangement.
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Canceda Park
Frank Wilford
Mer Her
Elyria Park Board
Bose
Wilford
Park Board
Thess
Moonius
Weatherond
Gat Tinkz
Melvin Jarge
Auditor Reports City Indebtedness and Bonds
City auditor Alex Scaillenan reports total indebtedness as of June 30 1927 at 3 996 630 74 including 700 000 in sewage disposal bonds and 1 179 200 in waterworks bonds. Gasoline price war begins Troy with 21 cents a gallon proposed by the Trove Automobile Club and 15 cents to members.
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Alex Scaillenan
Troy
Trov Automobile Club
Flight Aces Return After Bold Pacific Flight
San Francisco welcomed Lieuts. Lester J. Maitland and Albert F. Hegenberg four teen days after their Bird of Paradise three motor aircraft neared Hawaii. The crew arrived aboard the California Honolulu Liner Maui at ten in the morning as crowds cheered from the docks.
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San Francisco
Calif
Golden Gate
Hawaii
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Honolulu
Maui
Turner Rules Against Gov Donahey In Ohio Ruling
In Columbus on July 12 Governor Donahue faced a ruling upholding state library funding limits. Attorney General Edward Turney rejected a plan to seek a deficiency appropriation from the emergency board to fund library operations after Donahue vetoed the maintenance appropriation for ten months. The emergency board was deemed lacking authority for such funding.
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Columbus
Doushes
Ohio Archeological and Historical
Turner
L J Tabor
State Emergency Board
Local Elks Front Page Feat Draws Cincinnati Newsboys
Elks leaders including Frank Elsenberser urge front page presence at the national convention in Cincinnati. Newsboys on Sixth and Walnut shouted offers of local papers as dignitaries, including Bill Richmond, bought Cincinnati editions from vendors and praised the excitement of the event.
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Cinecinnati
Frank Elsenberser
Bill
Richmond County
Elvira Elks
Richmond
National Convention of Elks
Cincinpat
Cincinnati
Tws
Cincinvat
Sixth and
Walnut Street
Dallas
Texas
Jimm Widemeier
Nessie
Bill Fochmond
Ruter
Elyria Lodge
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Olugh Fund Committee
Wetoopen
Lelington
Jacksville Fields
Mery
Corning Hemiock Gau Sau
RIA
State IC
Columbia
Mourne Droubin
Preach Astaor
Charles A Levine
Sea
York
Atmam
Colmbie
Newton Bage
Am Wen
South Dakota
McKinley
Farmer” Band
Origgin
Odd Fellows and Ladies
Methodist Church
oGheeh
Alain
Niles
Jobo Garner
House of Flats
J Garrett
Tennessee
Senate
Garner
Ways and Means
Congress
Cascade Park
Donahey
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