Congressional Standstill in Ju diciary Battle and Robinson Death
Congress stalls on judiciary reorganization as Sen Joseph T Robinson rests in funeral train departure. Senate caucus set for July 21 to choose new leader. Roosevelt faces a near tied vote on court reform with observers noting shifts could swing the result, while Barkley and Harrison emerge as administration dynamics in leader selection.
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Washington
Congress
House
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate Democratic
Senate
Robinson
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Barkley
Pat Harrison
Miss
New Deal
Autos Figure In Minor Mishaps
Two minor automobile accidents occurred yesterday in the city. Vehicles driven by Jack Altfeld and Harry Walker collided on Broad Street, while Russell Payne and Frank Soules were involved in a second mishap on Second Street. The note on the great Hummingbird mentions a length of 9 1/2 inches, with the smallest at 2 1/2 inches. Reopening of Kimberly diamond mines in South Africa has caused a housing shortage as miners and families arrive.
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Jack Altfeld
Washington Avenue
Harry Walker
Third Street
Broad Street
Russell Payne
Sixteenth Street
Frank Soules
Chapel Street
Second Street
Kimberly
South Africa
New York Day By Day by 0 C McIntyre
New York writer reflects from Nashua New Hampshire on summer mood and global travel. He notes Berlin and London quiet, Paris gloom, and New York as the most exciting city with people choosing to stay home this summer. He jabs at dictators and recalls Disraeli’s description of a rival.
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Addison
Somerset Maugham
Tropics
Florida
California
Candle Sigw
New York
Disraeli
Europe
Paris
Champs Elysees
Montmartre
Berlin
London
King
Louis Sobol
Adirondacks
The Trailer as Symbol of an Era in 1927
In this reflective piece the author notes a widespread fatigue among friends and acquaintances who once hustled for activity. A polite suppression of enthusiasm yields a universal yawn as mood wanes, possibly portending something ominous, while the drive to return to simple routines grows stronger.
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Ravel
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dover F H Geiger Visits Friends on Sunday
Dover F H Geiger of Lorain called on friends this Sunday. The Goodtime Card Club held its annual outing in Cleveland with lunch and a show. Dover ball team hosts St Adelberts of Berea at the Dover field Sunday. Miss Viola Oring visits Mr and Mrs J Stark at Linwood Park this week.
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F. H. Geiger
Lorain
Cleveland
Dover
St. Adelberts
Berea
Dover Field
Viola Oring
J. Stark
Linwood Park
Local families host guests across Lorain and nearby towns
Vincent Miss Erline McMillan of San dusky with Howard and Mrs McMillan and children visited Walter McMillan and family. Oscar Pfeiffer and son Sherman hosted Mrs Vio la Gleason and Mrs Mary Boynton in Elyria. Naomi Beasley from Marion stayed with her father John Beasley. Visits included Mrs Sarah Pickett and son Russell and Mrs Fanny Pickett and son Wesley, plus J Campbell of Lorain with the Pfeiffers. Bre C E McIntire and family hosted. Harold Hurst and relatives traveled to Lansing Michigan. Mrs W Knight's mother stays at the Knight home. C E B McIntire and family also noted.
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Erline McMillan
Sandusky
Howard McMillan
Lorain
Walter McMillan
Miss McMillan
California
United States
Oscar Pfeiffer
Sherman
Viola Gleason
Mary Boynton
West River Street
Elyria
Naomi Beasley
Marion
Ohio
John Beasley
Sarah Pickett
Russell
Mansfield
Fanny Pickett
Wesley
C. E. McIntire
Amherst Woman's Benefit Association Meeting Notes
July gathering at Paton home featured Miss Ella Jaeger as hostess with Mrs. J. B. Avery and Mrs. L. J. Henes winning first and consolation honors. Attendees included Mrs. Alice McMasters of El Paso Texas and others. August meeting planned at Mrs. A. Torne's Jackson Street home. Card games, refreshments, and socializing noted.
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W. B. A. Amherst
Woman's Benefit Association
Paton
Church Street
Ella Jaeger
A. Torne
Jackson Street
J. B. Avery
L. J. Henes
Alice McMasters
el Paso
Texas
Margaret Earl
L. ‘Roemer
A. H. Fallmer
Angie Guild
August Torne
H. A. Monger
Edith Hottner
Cora Sawyer
Circle 1
Congregational Church
Bridge
Ada Purcell
Jay Gillette
George Franks
Harry Nicholl
S. Mainstreet
Pope Praises Mundelein as Defender of the Church
In Castel Gandolfo July 17 Pope Pius praised Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago as a defender of the church during a public audience with Chicago pilgrims. The Pontiff's remarks appear to endorse Mundelein's criticism of Adolf Hitler, triggering protests at the Vatican and from the U.S. State Department. The address, along with Cardinal Pacelli’s France visit, signals potential shifts in Vatican-Nazi relations and possible outreach to the French left government.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius
Chicago
Mundelein
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Nazi Germany
Vatican
State Department
Cardinal Pacelli
France
Four-H Club Beach Party and News Notes
The Markley Girls 4-H Club and The Sewing Sallies hosted a Beach Party at Century Park with a 6 30 tureen supper. Attendees included Mrs Tackas and family plus several Misses. Harlan Hurd and children from West Lafayette Illinois visited E H Hurd family and returned home. Mrs F H Lewis attended Circle Dot picnic at Cascade Park and won a prize. Loretta Lewis and Melvin Kolbe joined a senior 4-H meeting in Oberlin.
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Markley Girls
Sewing Sallies
Century Park
Tackas
Margaret
Teddy
Jimmy
Betty Beazley
Marian Roberts
Bernadine Parker
Ned Parker
Mary Lou Parker
Sally Miller
Winnifred Smith
Lucille Senning
Jeanette Lewis
Loretta Lewis
F. H. Lewis
Harlan Hurd
West Lafayette
Indiana
E. H. Hurd
Cascade Park
Lewis
Melvin Kolbe
Oberlin
But Says Boake Carter on Gallipoli and Senator Robinson
Boake Carter contrasts Allied tragedy at Gallipoli with the death of Senator Joe Robinson, blaming a blunt Senate Judiciary Committee and a Supreme Court fight for his demise. The piece laments Roosevelt’s leadership, noting Robinson died executing a controversial order, and reflects on power, fate, and the volatile nature of political influence.
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Gallipoli
Joe Robinson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Robinson
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Senate
On Cymbols and Political Loyalty in Washington
A critique of senators and congressmen pressed between loyalty to the White House and personal conscience. The piece laments the double role forced on lawmakers, noting Joe Robinson’s sacrifice and the Roosevelt tribute, while warning that a collapsing political structure could doom many faithful figures.
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Roosevelt
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Copyright Ledger
Safety Director Faxon Stopped En Route to Drowning Scene
Deputy Paonessa halted Faxon last evening as he tried to reach the Michael Kocsis drowning site near the old Cleveland Southwestern powerhouse. Paonessa, directing traffic at the driveway, recognized Faxon and allowed him to proceed, noting Faxon’s role over both police and fire departments.
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Bilyria
T. D. Faxon
Michael Kocsis
Cleveland
Samuel Pacaessa
Buddy
Faxon
Paonessa
Police
Fire
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