Donahey to Move on State Department Fund Deposits
Governor Donahey instructed Attorney General Tur ner to compel state departments to deposit funds with the state treasurer. The move follows Treasurer Buckley’s report accusing departments of uneconomical operations and noncompliance with deposit laws. Buckley to supply delinquent list. governor to act on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. C
Vic Donahey
Edward C. Turner
Bert B. Buckley
Donahey
Buckley
Belgium Joins In Approving War Treaty
July 18 Belzum adds its name to nations approving the American draft for a renunciation of war treaty. Kellogg expects France to invite signatories in Paris within the week. Belgium requests notice of date and place for signature. Great Britain accepts the anti war proposal and will sign at a time and place agreeable to the United States. Notes from Australia New Zealand South Africa and India accompany Britain’s communication. Canada and Ireland replied directly to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Belzum
State Department
Kellogg
France
Paris
United States
Belgium
London
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Canada
Ireland
Meals At Jail Cost 15 Cents Each In June
Prisoners in the county jail were fed at the rate of fifteen cents a meal during June. Sheriff E G Mathews reported to the Board of County Commissioners that 2694 meals were served, at a total cost to the county of $418.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E G. Mathews
Board of County Commissioners
Mathews
Injured When Towed Car Gets Loose
John Eugene a 64 year old Detroit man was slightly injured when struck by a runaway auto in Ridgeville as a tow chain broke during a trip to New Jersey. Clyde Roberts of Lansing said the tow car struck Eugene, who was taken to a hospital by W F Cooper of East Avenue. Roberts continued on his way after confirming Eugene’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eugene
Detroit
Ridgeville
Clyde Roberts
Lansing
Mich
New Jersey
Eugene
W. F. Cooper
East Avenue
Freight Wreck At Spencer Draws Big Crowd
A railway freight wreck near Spencer yesterday causing $200,000 damage. A train of 25 cars erupted in a gas explosion, lit the scene, burned the Randall home and farm buildings, while sections of rubber tires lime and coal burned. Officials think engine jumped a curve at high speed causing the high tension line to explode the gasoline tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medexa. O
Akron, Canton, Youngstown
Spencer
Wellington
A. A. Randall
Farm i
Russian ice breaker Krassin to seek 12 missing men in Arctic
The ice breaker Krassin, after rescuing 16 explorers, will continue to Advent Bay to refuel and begin another search for 12 missing men in the Arctic. Six men died aboard the Lakha dirigible and six more may have perished on Roald Amundsen’s air expedition. observers hope the 12 may still be alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Krassin
Arctic
Advent Bay
Roald Amundsen
Aged Priest at Youngstown Dies
Msgr. John W. Klute aged priest in the Cleveland diocese and rector of St. Joseph's church for fifty years died today in Youngstown from complications of diseases. He had been dean of priests of the Youngstown deanery and active in his parish until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
John W. Klute
Cleveland Catholic
Klute
St. Joseph's Church
Democrats to Campaign for Farmer's Vote
Democratic leaders outlined a farm vote push after the corn belt committee backed agricultural plank. John J. Raskob Senior Gerry and Col Herbert H H Seaman coordinated plans for regional HQs and a nationwide fund drive with voluntary state finance directors. Regional offices in agricultural regions to be announced after today’s conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Raskob
Gerry
Rhode Island
Herbert H. H. Seaman
National Committee
Lehman
France
Xo Hmit
Louis
Denver
Corn Belt Committee
John J. Raskoh
Herbert H. Lehman
Democratic National Committee
Confident Iowa Governor Maps Hoover Farm Plan Support
Iowa Governor Hammill told Herbert Hoover after a Des Moines talk that Hoover has a definite agricultural program acceptable to farmers. He said the corn belt would back Hoover and predicted him as the next president, while contrasting with Democratic policies favored by Smith and Raskob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Herbert Hoover
John Hammul
Iowa
Des Moines
Hoover
Hammill
Corn Belt Committee
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
Flora
Corn Belt
United States
Palo Alto
California
Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic
Congress
Will Be Tried Today On Non- Support Charge
Harry Johnson of Toledo arraigned in police court on a non support charge. He pleaded not guilty and was released under a $1,000 bond for appearance at 2 o'clock this afternoon for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Toledo
Auto Fatalities Hit 277 in First Quarter of 1928
Columbus July 18 1928 277 automobile fatalities recorded in the first three months of 1928, up 51 from the same period last year, per state registrar of vital statistics C. Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. Plummer
State Registrar of Vital Statistice
Playgrounds See Surge in Attendance and Activities
Despite heavy rain, over two thousand people visited local playgrounds last week. Jefferson won the week’s tendance prize while mothers noted growing sewing groups. Hamilton hosted a marshmallow roast and Mechinter held an animal show with diverse exhibits. First prizes went to Herbert Weldy for white mice and William Pia for a turtle, Eleanor Monschein for a cat, and Nelson Reublin for a fish. second prizes to Isabel Bryden for a kitten and Marinet Mrers for a rabbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Hamilton
Mechinter Playground
Herbert Weldy
William Pia
Eleanor Monschein
Nelson Reublin
Isabel Bryden
Marinet Mrers
Ford Brown
Expect Showers To Break Heat
Cleveland reports cooler weather as thundershowers advance to relieve a prolonged heat wave. The heat claimed two drownings and three deaths yesterday, including Emil Haas 63 and Antonforcel and Mrs. Margaret Hut 32. Merris Stewart 12 drowned at Lake Erie near Gordon Park, and Earnest McCrerry 14 drowned in Chippewa Creek near Brecksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Emil Haas
Antonforcel
Margaret Hut
Merris Stewart
Lake Erie
Gorden Park
Earnest McCrerry
Chippewa Creek
Brecks-i
Pleads Guilty to Carrying Concealed Weapons
Lorain youth Ford McKenney aged 18 was bound over to the grand jury after pleading guilty to a charge of carrying concealed weapons in police court. Arrested at 1 40 a m near the Lodi street bridge, he claimed family quarrels and a gap home exit path, and police found two pistols with cartridges on his person though the guns were unloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford McKenney
Lorain
James
Hewitt
McKenney
Lodi Street
Elyria
Walks Off With Gas Station Cash
A sneak thief robbed a Lorain filling station of more than $100 in cash checks and coupons. Attendants at the Peerless Ohio station reported to police and the sheriff s office that a dapper youth entered, used the telephone then left. About five feet six to eight inches tall, wearing a slouch Panama hat and no coat, he fled with $99 in money $5 in checks and $17.50 in coupons. Descriptions circulated to county police and the sheriff s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Erie
Fifth Streets
Sheriff's Office
Fouth
Hoover and allies map midwest farm vote campaign plans
Hoover held talks with midwestern farm leaders as his train moved toward California. Governors Hammill of Iowa and McMullen of Nebraska joined in discussions alongside figures like Robinson and Lehman. Iowa Republicans planned to endorse Hoover while Texas and Southern Democrats plotted to oppose Smith. Bishop Cannon helped sponsor Asheville meetings aimed at defeating Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
California
John Hammill
Iowa
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Boy Drowns As Boat Propeller Drags Him Down
Lorain reports a tragedy at the Black River mouth as a lake freighter denied swimming space. Joseph Simor, 15, of 1641 East 26th Street, and Chase Zap, 12, of East 29th Street, were sucked under by the propeller. Deck hands threw ropes and life preservers in a frantic rescue. Simor's body remained unfound by mid afternoon.
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Boy
Lorain
Black River
Oe Boy
Joseph Simor
East 26Th Street
Chase Zap
East 29Th Street
Ti Bors
Ian
Simon
Rivalry over bias ends in Toledo stabbing
In Toledo on July 18 a love rivalry turned violent when Ollie Braden, 24, of Mansfield was stabbed in the chest during an argument with Robert Martin, 20, of Toledo, who hid in his car and flashed a porch light. Martin was arrested on suspicion. Braden lay in serious condition as medical staff fought to save him.
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Toledo
Wo Bos
Ollie Brader
Mansi
Robert Mariin
Martin
Hazel Hetzelaie
Braden
Heizel
Maritin
Warne Thomas
William Bedachi
Harold Stevens
Hetzel
Leaders Meet in South 10 Eight Om t
Southern Democratic clergy and church leaders gather in Asheville North Carolina to plan a campaign against Governor Alfred E Smith of New York. Delegates from prohibitionist groups and major Protestant churches debate Smiths call to modify prohibition laws and may issue a unified anti Smith plea at a mass meeting tonight. The conference continues tomorrow with a restatement of anti Smith sentiment and a plan to oppose his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New York
Asheville
N. C
Smith
James J. Cannon
Alfred E. Smith
Anti-Saloon League
Women’s ,Christian Temperance Union
Baptist
Methodist
Guy Smith
James J. Carzon
Richmond
Methodist Church
Benton
Atlanta
Vacation costs man two years vacation costs man two years
Chde A Laird Athens is back in the state penitentiary after a six year escape. He was arrested when applying for a $250 soldier's bonus check at the secretary of state's office. Two years are added to his sentence for the escape. An Erie County lawsuit seeks foreclosure on a $185 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. Laird
Athens
Laird
Secretary of State
Obregon Assassination Shocks Mexico City Warily
President Calles moved quickly to avert a national crisis after Alvaro Obregon was shot at a cafe in San Angel. Troops sealed bars and cinemas while police reforms followed. The assassin, initially identified as Juan Escapulario then Jose Juan Gonzales, claimed he acted to crown Christ as king. Obregon died at his residence after being carried home by Humberto Obregon and aides, as authorities vowed swift justice and a guarded state funeral.
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Meashan
Mexico
Assessin
Daltet
San Angel
Mexico City
Obregon ' Siz
Jose Juan Gonzales
Juan Escapulario
Obregon
Christ
Carles
Obrezonistas
Benito Guerrera Leal
Homobone Marquez
Secret Service
Mexi
Col
Ricardo Topeia
Valdez Ramirez
Aaron Saenz
Juan James
National Palace
Jaas
Juan Escapaulario
Lowden to Confer With Smith in New York
Fragmented report indicates William Lowden of Illinois may confer with Smith as political maneuvers unfold. Moffat and Mazecer aides cite New York contacts. Lowden withdraws from a Kansas City convention over farm relief policy while aiming to discuss strategy with Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lowesa
Illinois
Damina Hensas
E Smith
P. Moffat
Mazecer
Nicaragua
Lowden
Democratic Maiquariots
George Yanames
Armco Expands with Ashland Plant Acquisition
American Rolling Mill Co. announces the purchase of Ashland Steel Company Plant in Ashland Kentucky from First National Bank of Ashland. George M. Verity, Armco president, discloses the purchase while noting the Columbia Steel Co. at Elyria is part of Armco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincennate, O
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Gen
Alvaro Obregon
Lodi St. Bridge
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas Teachers Meeting
South 10
Erie County Barking Company
Common Pleas Court
Edward W. Krientzberg
Lakewood
Casif
Republic
Antonio Rios Zeriuche
Sinzica
Roberto Cruz
Arpuro Orci
American Rolling Mill Co
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