Senator Harding Appears to Win Capital Ovation
Chicago, June 14. Amid a flurry of preconvention maneuvers and rumors of a new party, Warren G. Harding receives a tremendous reception in Washington. He plans a rapid campaign kickoff after the Republican National Convention as committee of 48 discussions and Daugherty push for immediate action while Harding remains in office briefed on party strategy.
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Chicago
Amos Pinchot
Committee of 48
LaFollette
Camaign
Warren G. Harding
Repubican
Repblican
Roosvelt
Johnson
LaFellette
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Naaional
Coolidge
Big
Washington
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Jaya
Malion
Ohio
Senator Tarding
Sénators Lodge
Mass
Smoot
Utah
Polndexter
Sutherland
West Virginia
Ball
Delaware
Fernald
Maine
Senator Harding
Auto Bandits Nabbed After Night Of Robberies Across Cities
Elyria police aided by Cleveland authorities halted eight young men dubbed auto bandits wanted on auto theft criminal assault and later highway robbery charges. They stole a car from Dr. R C Droege Lakewood and robbed a couple, then attacked women before fleeing toward Lorain. After a restaurant escape in Lorain they were chased, cars blocked roads, and officers recovered a Todisi watch ring and scissors. a $20 bill remained missing. Names listed include Joe Smith Norman Patel John Busher Walter Scott John McNeff Chas Blomberg and B L Kidney all of Cleveland area. Warrants were prepared to bring Smith Patel and Busher to Elyria if needed.
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Elyria Police
Cleveland
R. C. Droege
Alameda Ave
Lakewood
Joseph Klein
Amor ‘Ave
Harry Rosen
E. 79Th Sv
N. E. Cleveland
Giles
Elyria
Broad §&I
Elyrian
Steve Todisi
West River St
West Bridge Street
Lorain
Réghin
Elyria Waas
Rocy
River Bridge
Todisi
Joe Smith
Norman Patel
John Busher
Walter Scott
John McNeff
Chas Blomberg
B.L. Kidney
Smith
Patel
Busher
Chilean presidential candidate attacked in broad daylight
Santiago, June 14. An attempt to assassinate Arturo Alcanderi, candidate of the liberal alliance, occurred this morning as he spoke from his balcony. Three shots were fired but he was uninjured. His son rushed the would-be assassin, disturbing the attack. The alliance executive committee asked the supreme court for life guarantees for senators.
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Santiago
Chile
Arturo Alescanderi
Liberal Alliance
Supreme Court
Alliance
Recapture Two in Pen Escape at Missouri Prison
In Joplin City, Missouri, on June 14 an escape by three prisoners was foiled when they climbed into a coal car, sent it down an incline, and broke through the prison gate. Two life-sentenced inmates were recaptured shortly after, while the others were still sought as authorities pursue the men who had made keys to their cell doors and choked a guard into unconsciousness.
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Jafterson City
Iberty
Ioda
Driller kills wife and four children then sobs to death
Sistersville West Virginia case reports Fred Seckman, an oil driller, killing his wife and four children at nearby jehirley before slashing his own throat with the same razor and leaping into a rain barrel to end his life.
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Sistersville
W. Va
Fred Seckman
Jehirley
Election Extra Gave Quick News Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram kept the public informed during the Republican convention with regular bulletins posted outside Altman Ackerman’s, O'Donnell, Leedale Shafer, and Carpenter Blanchard shops. Oberlin residents received updates via Strauss store telephones and window postings. A convention extra went on streets within twenty minutes after Harding’s nomination.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Altman & ‘Ackerman
Broad Street
the _O’Donnell
Leedale & Shafer
Carpenter & Blanchard
Oberlin
Strauss
Noyainacoe
Senstor ‘Harding
Farmers See Alfalfa On Crehore Farm In Sheffield Township
A large group of Lorain county farmers visited George Crehore’s Sheffield township farm last Friday to inspect his 25 acres of thriving alfalfa. County Agent H. Rogers explained cultivation details, sparking plans among attendees to grow alfalfa on their own lands in coming years.
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George Crehore
Sheffield
Lorain
Mr. Crehore
H. Rogers
Pilgrim Tercentenary Observed at Oberlin
In Finney Memorial Chapel on Sunday evening Oberlin held a Pilgrim Tercentenary service. Rev Joseph Foot Newton delivered the address. Rev Quincey L Dowd and Rev George A Huntley gave invocation and scripture. The address stressed the Pilgrims’ English heritage and noble colonial aims, noting the 108 voyagers in the 180 ton Mayflower. Continued on Page 2.
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Oberlin
Finney
Joseph Foot Newton
City Temple
London
Quincey L. Dowd
George A. Huntley
Shanghai College
Chike
Ead
John Milton
Marguerite
Mary. MacDonald
Conservatory
Israel
Holland
New World
Stolen $370 From Foster-Fitch Co Store
Foster-Fitch Co reports a Saturday theft of 370 dollars from a desk where employees were busy. Police have descriptions of two men seen in the store but have not yet captured them.
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Foster-Fitch Co
York June case alleges bribery to defeat murder trial
A New York complaint seeks 4 090 000 in damages against Edward Swann and John T Dooling for conspiring with Northern Trust executives to bribe witnesses and discredit Mrs Maud A Robinson King in the murder case against her husband James G C King. The suit claims attempts to convict the plaintiff, execute or imprison him, and publish libelous material to derail probate of the last will. The alleged bribery and corruption reportedly occurred during the Concord North Carolina trial where Means, Mrs King’s business agent, was acquitted. Witnesses were allegedly pressured to testify falsely. The case names Chicago based parties and details the alleged press impact.
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ENSW
York
Gaston’ B
Edward Swann
John T. Dooling
Northern: Trust Company
Chicago
Maud A. Robinson King
James GC. King
Means
Swenn
Dooling
Chie
Government revenue report shows March income excess profits
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reported March collections of income excess profits taxes totaling about $919 million. They forecast tomorrow a figure around $750,000,000.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Silk valued at eight thousand stolen from Cleveland stores
Police report silk valued at 8090 stolen from Coles and Bennett stores in Cleveland. A firm member found the robbery after the front door was bored and the thieves forced an entrance. The incident was discovered today with details from authorities.
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Cleveland
Coles and Bennett
Trance
Wife Refuses Access as Divorce Fight Opens
A man files for divorce from Bessie Duikins alleging she lives with another man in Lotain and blocks access to their son Walter Duikinos. He seeks court orders to prevent removal of the child abroad and alleges gross neglect and abandonment. Berlin reports note ministry formation developments as Braum resigns.
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Lotain
Walter Duikinos
Bessie Duikins
Frisco” Jones
Feo
Telephone Co Seeks 101 Damages From Lieh Trading Co
The Black River Telephone Co. filed suit in court alleging an automobile from Lieh Trading Co. ran over a curb and broke a telephone pole with wires. The plaintiff states 101 dollars were spent to repair the damage and seeks judgment for that amount.
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Black River Telephone Co
Lieh Trading ‘Co
Haigh Declared Again Candidate for County Commissioner
In listing county office candidates on Friday the name S. V. Haigh was omitted by mistake. He again seeks county commissioner, having served a single term.
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Lst
8. V. Haigh
Justice grants heavy fines to illicit still operators
Eli Porarene and John Sarick were arrested in Henrietta for operating an illicit still. Justice Chamberlain fined each man $300 plus costs after guilty pleas. They lacked immediate funds but expect to raise the amount, and officers anticipate they will behave properly in the future.
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Eli Porarene
John Sarick
Henrietta
Justice Chamberlain
Railway Company Settles Four Damage Suits After Accident
The C. S. and C. Ry. settles four damage suits arising from a passenger accident in which three people were injured. Plaintiffs Joseph Szabo, Job Szabo, and Rose Szabo claimed 32500 each, but the court awarded each $100 after submission by agreement.
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Joseph
Jobb
Rose Szabo
Norman Davis Succeeds Polk as State Under-Secretary
Washington June 14 Norman H Davis of Tennessee was appointed today by President Wilson to be under secretary of state He will assume duties tomorrow succeeding Frank L Polk who resigned due to ill health Davis had just quit as assistant secretary of the treasury to take the post He was among advisers of the American peace celebration at Paris.
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Washington
Norman H. Davis
Tennessee
Wilson
Frank L. Polk
Davis
the Treasury
State Department
Paris
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Details
Admissions include Mrs. Mary Gregory of Columbia, Mrs. Dayton Kirby of Strongsville, Mrs. N Laczie of West Ave, Mike Cocel of Lorala, and others. Discharges note J F Coughlin of Lake Ave, Mrs. Maude Webber, R D, Mrs. Arthur Hill, North Olmstead, Mrs. M Sackett, East River St, Mrs. William Young Oberlin, Elizabeth Kirkbride R D, and John Pycraft and baby Abbe.
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Mary Gregory
Columbia
Dayton Kirby
Strongsville
N. Laczie
West Ave
Mike Cocel
Lorala
J. F. Coughlin
Lake Ave
Maude Webber
R. D
Arthur Hill
North Olmatead
M-Sackett
East River St
William Young
Oberlin
Elizabeth Kirkbride
John Pycraft and Baby
Seven Marriage Licenses Listed in Lorain County
A Toledo area clipping lists seven marriage licenses issued to couples from Elyria Lorain Wellington and nearby towns. Names include Freg Theremling Jr 19 Amberai and Doria Rhodes 18 Elyria Jos Curculo 34 and Anna Recelli 18 Lorain Guy Lockridge 24 and Lydia Colton 26 Lorain Elmer Robinson 40 and Lena Rothsider 20 Elyria Robert Schremp 25 and Margaret Mangan 24 Lorain and Jos Wozik 29 plus Lole Sears 26 Wellington.
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Freg Theremling, Jr
Amberai
Doria Rhodes
Elyria
Jos. Curculo
Anna Recelli
Lorain
Guy Lockridge
Lydia Colton
Clerk
Elmer Robinson
Lena Rothsider
Robert Schremp
Margaret Mangan
Gompers laments US failure to ratify league covenant
Montreal June 14 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor lamented the United States not ratifying the league of nations. He said a direct submission to the American people would be overwhelmingly approved and urged world worker unity to prevent another war. The British delegate J W Ogden warned federation to reject international bodies lacking proper legal basis.
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Montreal
United States
Leagues of ‘Natives
Samuel Gom- Pere
American, Fedération of Labor
Gompers
International
Organization of the World
J. W. Ogden
British Trade Union Congress
Ogden
Federation
England
F.C
Hughes at Wellesley College commencement address
At Wellesley College in Wellesley Massachusetts on June 14 Hughes delivered the commencement address. He urged students to face difficulties with a great heart and noted that the nation has endured many trials yet remained steadfast.
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Wellesley
Mass
Charles’ B-Highés
Wellesleege
Ohio and Wisconsin political figures span 1860s to 1920s
A fragmented chronology lists births in 1865 and 1872, early careers in railroads and farming, then education at Iberia College and Amherst. It follows Ohio, Massachusetts, and national politics from state senator roles to lieutenant governor campaigns, U.S. Senate election, and 1920 presidential nomination talks. The text notes ties to figures like Taft and Hogan and mentions honors from Amherst Tufts and Williams colleges.
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Corsica
Morrow County
Ohio
T. & O. C. Railroad
Iberia
Marfon Star
Florence Kime
Amos Kling
Myron T. Hertick
Taft
Chicago
U.S
T. 3. Hogan
Masachusetts
House of Representatives
Northampton
Igre
Massachusetts Senate
Massachusette. Co
Yeicemen
Boston
Massachusetts
Goveernor
Amherst
Tufts
Williams Cellanes
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