Hoover to Stress Prosperity in 1928 Campaign
Prosperity and competent governmental management will be Hoover themes in the 1928 campaign. Reports from informal talks at the president's lodge indicate acceptance remarks will emphasize these issues, with Dawes and Coolidge backing the choice. Hoover plans speeches in Palo Alto and Massachusetts, and may announce resignation as secretary of commerce.
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Superior
Wis
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Palo Alto
Untif
United Press
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Tormmerce
Walter Brown
Toledo
Tulvis Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
William M. Butler
Natonal Committee
Massachusetts
Duluth
Minnesota
GOES 10 COURT TO REGAIN CUSTODY IN HABEAS CORPUS
Ten year old girl in Brownhelm is sought from Anna Shoe of Elyria in a habeas corpus petition filed in common pleas court. Kaispel claims the child was born after his separation from his former wife who is institutionalized. Hearing expected before Judge B Thompson. sister has kept the girl. Also, William Cable Jr and Alice Cable sue to quiet title to a real estate parcel against Cornelius Meeker and others.
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Wm.inispel
Brownhelm
Iter
Anna Shoe
Col Ambus Street
Elyria
Kaispel
Hhey
Kaisgel
B. Thompson
William Cable, Jr
Alice
Cable
Corneliy 5
Meeker
Landmark Falls As Roads Are Widened
Lorain County residents report the historic Hickory Tree at Middle Ridge and North Ridge roads has been cut to make way for road widening. The tree, long a landmark at Hickory Tree Corners and Grange, served as a surveyor’s mark and traveler guide for more than 50 years, drawing calls for keepsakes from mourners of the old tree.
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Lorain County
Middle Ridge
North Ridge Roads
Hickory Tree Corners
North
Arrest of Woman and Man After River Street Crash
A late afternoon crash at West River and Hazel streets led to arrests after Julius Vives of Lorain collided with Fred Sheppard, who was turning onto Hazel Street. Evelyn Crawford, a passenger in Sheppard’s car, was intoxicated and jailed. Sheppard pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was fined. Crawford faced charges of neglecting her children, ultimately pleading guilty and receiving fines plus county jail time and a reformatory sentence. Humane Society plans to assist Crawford’s children amid poverty and welfare concerns.
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West River
Hazel Streets
Julius Vives
Lorain
West River Street
Fred Sheppard
Vives
Hazel Street
Vive
Evelyn Crawford
Aoto
Sheppard
Lee Johnson
Arthur Hurd
E. J. Stankard
Crawford
James A. Hewitt
Marys‘ ‘Ville Reformatory
Humarze
Major Hewitt
West Virginia
The
Humane Society
Freight Train Gasoline Tanks Explode Near Spencer
A freight train on the Northern Ohio line derailed near Spencer Medina County causing gasoline tank cars to explode. The blast, heard for miles, destroyed A A Randall's home and farm buildings but left the engineer and fireman uninjured. Efforts to fight the fire were ongoing at press time.
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Akron
Cleveland, and Youngstown
Thx
Northern Ohio Railroad
Spencer
Chronelle-Telezgram
Miies
Medina County
Lorain County
A. A. Randall
Cross To Come Here On Gas Franchise
Council Clerk Harvey Cheney said Lawrence Webber, Logan Gas lawyer, told him Raymond Cross would visit Elyria after his vacation to discuss the gas franchise. The council and company have not agreed on franchise provisions. Cross previously discussed the franchise with city officials earlier this year.
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Harvey Cheney
Council
Lawrence Webber
Logan Gas Company
Raymond Cross
Elyria
Gas Company
Cross
Sheriff's Son Drowns In Lake
WARREN O July 17 Donald Smith 22 son of Sheriff John H Smith of Trumbull county drowned in Lake Milton last night after a sudden heart trouble attack. He was in four feet of water near shore when he disappeared despite bystanders quick response. This marks the fourth drowning at Lake Milton since July 4.
Lorain Postal Robber Goes To Pen
James Sears Burk, a principal figure in the Lorain post office robbery, left for the federal penitentiary in Atlanta with six other prisoners under heavy guard. He will be dressed in to begin 23 years behind bars. Joseph Saunders, head of an auto theft ring, faces eight years.
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Cleveland
James “Sears
Burk
Lorain
Ohio
Atlanta
Joseph Saunders
Saunders
Political Battle in Brief as Hoover Heads to Nomination
After two days with President Coolidge Hoover will leave the summer White House for Palo Alto Cal to receive his nomination as the Republican presidential candidate. The corn belt farmers convention at Des Moines condemns Republicans and backs farm relief planks. Ant-Tammany efforts emerge from Texas anti-Smuth Democrats. Publicity chief Henry J. Allen moves to Chicago to launch midwest Republican publicity. Democratic leaders J J Raskob and Senator Peter G Gerry return to New York to map campaign plans.
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President Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
White House
Palo Alto
Cal
Corn Belt Committee
Destron
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Peter G. Gerry
Democratic Advisory Committee
New York
Coolidge
Brule
Wis
Chicago
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Cascade Park to Host Official Opening Program
City officials and councilmen were invited by the Park Commission to attend the Cascade Park opening. A choose between July 25 or August 1 was read in council. The program includes a tour of the park roadway and bath house with a diving exhibition planned and no formal speeches.
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Park Commission
Cascade Park
Park
Bath House
Ohio
Central West
George Stevens
Myron Jones
New York Pays Tribute to Capt Emilio Carranza
New York plans a major funeral for Captain Emilio Carranza, youthful Mexican aviator killed in New Jersey. Ten thousand soldiers will stand at attention outside Pennsylvania Station as his body begins a journey to Mexico City, with a noon service in Broadway’s upper boulevard chapel and a procession led by West Point cadets. The casket train departs at 4 05 p m for the Mexican border via St Louis Laredo and San Antonio.
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New York
St. Louis
Laredo
Tex
San Antonio
Elyria youths lectured after police court action
Four Elyria youths, about sixteen to seventeen, stood before Chief of Police B. J. Stankard for marauding and property destruction. Officers traced the incident to a re port from Reser Brothers contractors about boys near gas tanks on Garford avenue. The youths allegedly damaged a shed, stole tools, and attempted to siphon gas from tractors, prompting the police to promise stricter enforcement to curb such offenses.
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Elyria
B. J. Stankard
Milton Oditts
Reser Brothers Contractors
Garford Avenue
Oblus
William
John Resat
Obitis
Resar Brothers
Maf
Stankard
Jesson
Werner Opeaks On Concert Out Uation
Elyria concert enthusiast Werner criticized the local musicians union for blocking nonunion bands. He recalled funding the city band’s uniforms and noted dwindling donations. He announced Friday night concerts would continue in Ely Park through early September despite union objections.
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Blg Park
Werner
Elyria
Bair Boys and Girls
Kiwanis
Berea
Uni Rms
Two To Answer Charges In This County
Deputies brought two men back to the county to face charges. C. J. McCartney was captured in Tiffin and jailed to await a hearing on issuing a check with insufficient funds. Harry Dickason was returned from Youngstown to answer non support charges by the Lorain Humeate Society. Arraignment is planned in justice court today or tomorrow per Shen E. Mathews.
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C. J. McCartney
Tiffin
Harry Dickason
Youngstown
Lorain Courts Humeate Society
Shen E. G. Mathews
Absent Voters May Cast Ballots Announcement
The County Board of Elections announced that absent voters may cast their ballots for the August primaries from now until Saturday August 11. The primary day is Tuesday August 14.
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County Board of Elections
Arizen
Ate
Miners Union Holds Closed Door Session July 21
Workers of America policy committee met in a closed session amid ongoing talks. The session, described as businesslike, concluded with no public announcement. President John L. Lewis hinted a statement may follow after the current meeting ends.
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Workers of America Policy Committee
Cottin
Sesson le Ath
John L. Lewis
Death ends buy fight for father
Two Cleveland brothers Joseph and Peter Bunts aged 10 and 12 were killed when a speeding New York Central express train struck them at a street crossing as they walked arm in arm toward Lake Erie after selling newspapers to aid their family. Watchman George Whitcomb witnessed the crash. bodies hurled 200 feet and shoes torn from their feet.
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Cleveland
Jeter
Joseph
Peter Bunts
New York Central
Lake Erie
George Whitcomb
Lake Shore Cumber Co
Hoppe breaks down in jail after death sentence
Charles Hoppe a former chauffeur condemned to die for the kidnapping and killing of Dorothy Szelagowski wept in his county jail cell. He was sentenced to death yesterday and laughed when led from the courtroom. Removal to the state penitentiary at Columbus not fixed. slated for October 26 by electrocution. Officials may reexamine him in connection with a Lily Dale Croyd murder confession.
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Toledo.o
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Hoppe
Columbus
Roy Hunt
Lily Dale Croy
Hoppe Clals
J Maz
Shera
Final Lake Road estimates by surveyor Biggs
C. T. Biggs presented final cost estimates for Lake Road reconstruction. Concrete option totals 340 398 20 including 18 feet and 12 feet widenings, plus engineering. brick option totals 444 587 67 with added 18 and wider sections. Plans reviewed by state engineers. village Shefield lacks funds for its share and state officials travel to Columbus to finalize.
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C. T. Biggs
Biggs
Columbus
State Highway Department
Lake Road
Cuyahoge County
Lorain City
Sheffield
Aheed
Bicyclist Hurt By Machine At City Corner
Bicyclist William Huffman, 115 Caoarles Court, was slightly injured yesterday when his bicycle was struck by an automobile at the corner of Fourth Street and East Avenue. He rode west on Fourth when the car cut the corner, smashing his wheel and injuring his foot. The driver drove away, and an auto license was later given to police.
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Wiliam Human
Caoarles Court
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Huffman
Russian icebreaker Krassin saves 16 Arctic men
Moscow July 17. The icebreaker Krassin rescued 16 men from the ice bound north after their leader Fi Malmgren and captains Adalberto Marino and Filippo Zappi were among the crew. Marino is described as critically ill with a frozen leg while awaiting transfer at Advent Bay. the survivors include Prof F Behorick, Lieut Alfredo Vigneri, and others. The ship, unable to enter Kings Bay, plans to refuel and then search for 12 more missing men, including Roald Amundsen, who disappeared June 18 near Tromsoe with others seeking Italia relief.
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Moscow
Krassin
Sca
Adalberto Marino
Pot ‘Grene
Meriano
Mariano
Citta di WE Tano
Fialis Bight
Kings Bay Herder
Hings Bay Harbor
Advent Bay
Theos
Prof F. Behorick
Alfredo Vigneri
Felice Troiani
Natale Cecctoni
Chukhnovsky
Arctic
Roald Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Ireland joins Kellogg antiwar treaty and more nations eyed
Washington July 17 news that the Irish Free State has joined the Kellogg anti war treaty with no changes. Dublin reports approval of the original draft and that the revised draft is equally acceptable. Spain may be admitted as a signer. Uncertainty about adding Yugoslavia and Romania persists. Russia’s stance remains key as the Soviet government wishes to join on the same basis as others, while the United States declines to press Moscow directly. Germany is active in the negotiations.
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Washington
Kellogs
Irish Free State
Nois Jef
P. McGuiligan
Dublin
Spain
Sigmatorr
Jugo Slevia
Roumania
Alles
France
Russia
United States
Germany
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Uation
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Hurt
Mariano Gangrene
Kellogg
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