Hoover health questioned amid campaign whispers in California
In Palo Alto on July 22 reporters note whispers that Herbert Hoover may be in poor health during the presidential campaign. Hoover, described as showing improved condition, is following diet and exercise advice while continuing a packed schedule of political meetings with California allies and national press in attendance.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herber
Hoover
Washington
Smith Independent League Formed by Hansbrough
Hansbrough former North Dakota senator announced formation of the Smith Independent League and urged support for the New York governor as a partner to farmers. The league will operate mainly in Montana Minnesota and the Dakotas as the National League of Women Voters announced its stance for the upcoming election.
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Washington
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Smith Independent League
New York
Smith
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
National League of Women Voters
Wan Fined For Possessing Liquor In Clarion Court
R. C. Murpher of Lake Road was arrested last week on liquor possession. He appeared in Clarion Pleas Court before Judge 2B. Thompson and entered a plea of not guilty to one count of guilty. The judge fined him $190 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
R. C. Murpher
Lake Road
Clarion Pleas Court
Thompson
Modest Hero Saves Lad From Drowning
Steve Etek, 4, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Etek of 127 Parkview Court Was saved from drowning in Black River Cascade Park on a Sunday afternoon. William Darden of Lakewood stripped to rescue the boy after slipping on slippery stepping stones. Firefighters arrived with a ladder and brought both to shore. The boy was not admitted to Ellria Memorial hospital. Darden said he is no swimmer but felt someone had to act.
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Steve Etek
Alr
Paul Etek
Parkview Court
Black River
Cascade Park
William Darden
Lakewood
Steve
Darden
Elvria
Squad Co. I
Fire Department
Arthur Clark
James Lysagar
Fred Krafe
Walter Albreche
Wastingion Avenue
Osee
Durden
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Obregon Party May Back Calle In Mexican Politics
The Obregon party, long led by the late General Obregon, may back Calle as provisional president, with Col. Ricard Topete stating Calle likely named November 39 and serving two extra years. The party controls Congress and hopes to guide succession amid recent assassination shock.
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Mexico City
Jusr
Alvaro Obregon
National Congress
Plutarco Carles
Aaron Haenuz
Nuevo Loex
Col
Ricard Topete
Obregon
Cailes
Cars Hit And Roll Over In Smash
Two men escaped serious injury when an automobile and a truck collided at East River and Lark streets and rolled onto their sides. Nelson Lawrence of 140 Highland Court drove south on East River and failed to stop at Clark Street, claiming the Stop sign was concealed by parked cars. Roland H. Watton of East River Street drove the truck north and the crash broke the truck rear axle and damaged the car’s rear wheels. both drivers were scratched.
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East River
Lark Streets
Nelson Lawrence
Highland Court
Clark Streets
Roland H. Watton
East River Street
Ohio drownings and crashes toll shocks state
A United Press survey shows drownings and traffic accidents heavy over the weekend in Ohio. Victims include Warren Carter 39 and Harry Staley 19 in Mahoning river near Leavittsburg, plus multiple drownings in St Marys Cincinnati Lima Youngstown and other towns. one traffic death Joe Sherry 15. Local authorities report several river and lake drownings and a drunk driver fatality.
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Ohio
United Press Today
St. Mary’s
Celina
Teir
Warren
Edward Carter
Harry Staley
Mahoning River
Leavittsurg
Cincinnati
Joseph Schlueter
Miami River
Francis Clay Thomps
St. Marys
William Coit
Neytleman
Mrs. Homan
Marie Klein
Celeste
Carranza’s Body Arrives in Mexico City for State Lying In
The body of Captain Emilio Carranza, young Mexican aviator, killed during a New York to Mexico City non-stop flight, arrived in Mexico City and was taken to the war office to lie in state. Twenty five thousand school children showered flowers along the funeral procession from the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Emilio Carranza
New York
War Office
China Treaty Talks Weaken Unrest and Settle Extra Territorial Issues
Secretary Kellogg announced the United States would discuss treaty revision with the Chinese Nationalist government in Nanking. A conference may be proposed to include other powers, with delegates to be named by the Nationalist regime. Conversations would focus on recognizing the Nanking Kuomintang as de facto government while addressing extraterritoriality tariffs and foreign concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellors Mary
United States
United Press
Minister McMurray
McMourrey
Frank Lee
New York
Kellers
Jal
Lee
McMurray
Koumintanz Committee
Nanking
China
Ric
Woman Faces Unique Charge in Cincinnati Case
In Cincinnati Ohio a woman, Leura Nichol, aged 30s, is charged with unlawful possession of explosive materials. Police say 100 sticks of dynamite 50 pounds of blasting powder and numerous percussion caps were found in her home. Neighbor Daniel Thompson 51 faces burglary charges. Her husband allegedly bought the explosives.
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Cincinnaty
Jair
Cincinnati
Amite
Leuraois
Daniel Thompson
Thompson
Mariemont
Habeas Corpus Case Continued In Oberlin Hearing
The habeas corpus suit of Paul D. Stryker, arrested July 7 in Oberlin for alleged attempted short changing of Pfaff and Norris, was continued today in the common pleas court before Judge W. B. Thompson. The state and Stryker agreed to adjourn the case as he maintains illegal detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Stryker
Oberlin
Pfaff and Norris
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Stryker
Plot to kill Alfonso of Spain uncovered in France
Discovery of a 29 member plot to assassinate Alfonso of Spain led to arrests in France. Anarchist leaders were detained as authorities warned of a crossing frontier attack to aid a railway project. Secret service agents on both sides shadowed suspects, and Alfonso traveled safely under guard while investigations continue at Carcassonne prison.
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Paris
Ling Alfonso
Spain
France
Alfonso
Carcasonne
Stolen Automobiles Reported Across Elyria and County
Police report at least five cars were stolen over the weekend in Elyria and surrounding areas. Knepp’s coach from Eastern Heights Boulevard was abandoned nearby after failed starting attempts. Adams’s blue coach from Columbia Station was taken from South Lorain, a Broad Way Lorain roadster was seized, and a coupe from South Amherst was stolen. One car reported stolen Sunday was seen later in Lorain County with three men aboard.
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Elyria
Knepp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Clarence Adams
Columbia Station
South Lorain
Broadway
Lorain
Earl CL Leonard
South Ambkerst
Amherst
Wekeman
Loraine County
Confession Report In Mexican President Elect Assassination
July 23 Mexico City Chief of Police Zer tuche announced Jose De Leon Toral had made a complete confession to the murder of the President Elect. Clergymen were cooperating with authorities to investigate the crime background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Zertuche
Jose de Leon Toral
Obregon
Steamer Rescues Two Adrift In Motor Boat
The steamship Manchuria reported rescuing two men 95 miles off Florida as they drifted in a motor boat for seven days. The refugees named were Charles Priere and Aaron Coxne. No further condition details were given. The Manchuria was due in New York tomorrow.
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New York
Manchuria
Pan- American
California
S.tine
Fia
Charles Priere
White
Aaron Coxnearo
Automobile Crash Damages Mail Box at East River and Cornell
An auto with Pennsylvania plates crashed into a mail collection box at the corner of East River Street and Cornell Avenue shortly after 1 PM. Police reported the vehicle sped away after the collision, causing little apparent damage to the car. Local ROX notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machis&e
East River Street
Cornell
Morus
Pennsylvania
Rox
Graton Mill Reopens Under United Mills Co. Leadership
A new company organized to liquidate the former Graton Mill now operates as United Mills Co. with capacity for 9000 barrels of flour. Officers Howard E. Irvin president, King E. Fauver vice president, Fred N. Barton secretary treasurer, W. G. Landman superintendent. The Elyria trio lead, Barton a Grafton native. Officials expect modernization to maintain and improve flour quality and storage, placing the mill among Ohio’s top producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aged Proper Corporation
Grafton
United Mills Co
Howard E. Irvin
King E. Fauver
Fred N. Barton
W. G. Land- Man
Elyria
Barton
Fauver
Irvin
Ohio
East Liverpool Briefs Tally Tragedy And Local Changes
East Liverpool reports John Evans 26 Chester West Virginia died from injuries after diving into Beaver Creek and striking two rocks. He played amateur baseball with Midland Pennsylvania and at the University of Kentucky. Also in East Liverpool King resigns as superintendent of Louis Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home after six weeks. C E Burcher is reinstated as director of education. Charles Barton named to succeed King. Toledo bandits steal 4000 after overpowering guard at liveszge store. Columbus Turner banner torn down and stolen. Cincinnati lightning strikes cause minor injury to Geneva Mayer. Cleveland car crash injures F T Allan and Mildred Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
John Evans
Chester
W. Va
Beavers Creek
Evans
Midland
University of Kentucky
Xenta
J. Norman King
Louie Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home
Board of Trustees
King
C. E. Burcher
Collinwood
Charles V. Barton
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
Race With Death In Plane Fails To Save Huntsburg Man
July 23 report from Cleveland describes WaHece Moorehouse of Huntsburg Ohio rushed from Camp Perry in an Ohio National Guard plane to Charity hospital after appendicitis worsened. Camp authorities ordered medical flight to expedite care and the pilot landed at Cleveland airport where he was taken by ambulance to Charity.
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Cleveland. Q
WaHece Moorehouse
Huntsburg
Ohio
Charity Hospital
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Moorehouse
Cleveland
Charity
Hoover Johnson conferences kick off political drive
Herbert Hoover plans a series of Republican conferences starting today with Senator Hiram Johnson. Governor Smith will meet eastern leaders this week to map his campaign tour and discuss support with Governor Ritchie of Maryland. A Republican committee begins collecting small donations for the Hoover-Curtis fund.
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Without Foundation
San Francisco
George Akerson
Unitedress
Hoover
Kiamark River
Redwood
California
Hiram Johnson
Ralph
Sam Shrotridge
Pacific Region
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Hoover-Curtis Fund
Old Ohio River romance race sparks river duel
The Betsy Ann of Pittsburgh and Captain Chris Greene's Betsy Ann from Cincinnati clash in a 20 mile river race from Cincinnati to New Richmond. Frederick Wisburgh offers sold leather horns if his Betsy Ann loses. Thousands along the river await the contest with threats of a late start.
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Paca
Itt
New Richmond
Tee Chris Gr
Cincinnat
Betsy Arn
Pittsburgh
Upper Ohio
Lower River
UTS
Frederick Wisburgh
Ubris Greene
Chris Greene
Greene Tire
Cincinnati
Greene
Unlucky Day For Mike Kordelewski In Two Auto Accidents
Sunder day brought two crashes for Mike Kordelewski at 1:45 p.m. on Lodi street and West Avenue. He failed to stop leaving West Avenue, hitting Dan Miller’s car on 126 Har Tisom street, tearing a fender and injuring no one. Later he changed lanes into Thirteenth street, striking M. P. Baumbert’s car, tearing off fenders and the running board, and smashing his own front bumper.
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Sunder
Mike Kordelewski
West Avenue
Kordelewski
Lodi Street
Dan Miller
Har- Tisom Street
Rescue of Italia survivors yields fatality aboard ship
Kings Bay Norway July 23 one of sixteen rescued men from the bitter Arctic died aboard the steamer Citta di Milano. Captain Mariano, gravely injured since the Italia search, had his leg amputated after frozen tissue. Zappi remains seriously ill. The Nobile party is reported to be transported across Sweden by Italian car on a Swedish train.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Citta di Milano
Italia
Adalberto Mariano Mariano
Filippo Zapri
Finn Malmgren
Halia
Mariano
Zappi
Krassin
H Krassin
Citta 'i Milano
Aliso
Seriou
Stockholm
Juit
Hings
Italy
United Pro
Colorado Snow Dampens Heat Wave Across State
Colorado recorded snow amid a heat wave in other regions as temperatures plunged to sub normal levels. Flurries fell at Allen's Park, sixty five miles west of Denver, with heavy rain across the state and cooler conditions on the western slope. Forecasters warned temperatures would stay unsettled with little change in the next twelve hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Col
Allen’s Park
Cleveland Man Narrowly Escapes On Oberlin Road
F Harriman of Cleveland faced a close call Saturday when his auto from Oberlin road was struck and bowled over at Seventeenth street by W Surface of Doristown. A rear wheel was torn from Harriman’s car. Surface admitted misjudging Harriman’s speed and agreed to pay damages.
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F. Harriman
Cleveland
Oberlin Road
W. Surface
Doristown
Seventeenth Street
Harrimans
Surface
Harriman
Man in Oberlin Court Over Alleged $3 Debt
In Oberlin, Winder Durham faced justice court after a dispute over a $3 debt led to injuries from broken crockery. Durham claimed Fred Parks assaulted him and fled with about $15. Parks is sought for robbery. Durham was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and bound over on $5000 bond.
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Oberlin
Winder Durham
Justice Court
Fred Parks
Durham
Court of Justice &. J. George
Parks
Justice George's Court
Sheriff's Deputies
Detroit Man Fined In Police Court For Transporting Nator
Edward Rhoads of Detroit was fined 260 dollars and costs by Acting Police Judge S J George for transporting Nator. Rhoads pleaded guilty and was warned to stay out of the city or face a severe sentence upon next apprehension. Chief Stopkard testified the man came into town with a trunk full of Equor. Rhoads, about 69, appeared in court on two canes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rhoads
Detroit
S. J. George
Nator
Rhoads
E. J. Stopkard
Rhosds
Contracts Let For New Elyria Library Addition
The Elyria Library Board awarded the general contract for a brick and stone trimmed addition to the library on the Reef property near the Y M C A. T J Hume of Lorain won the bid. R S Kee Elyria is the architect with plumbing and heating to Albert Abramoska. Elyria Superior Electric to wire and E A Lewis to paint. Completion set for October 1. The basement will house the Elsina Historical Society. The Reefy home remodeling and move date to new quarters not yet fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Reef
Third Street
Elyria Library Board of Directors
T. J. Hume
Lorain
R. S. Kee
Elyria
Albert Abramoska
Elyria Superior Electric Company
E. A. Lewis
Henry W._ Ingersoll
Library Board
Ingersoll
Thebrary
Amelia Earhart Welcomed At Toledo
Amelia Earhart the celebrated aviatrix and cross Atlantic flyer arrived in Toledo today for the twelfth annual Exchange Club convention aboard a train that drew thousands. She was greeted by a delegation of 100 Toledozzi and accompanied by Wilbur Stutz and Lou Gordon as crowds cheered along the Maumee River route and banners fluttered over the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Amelie Earhart
Iedo
Ohio
Miss Earhart
Wilbur Stuitz
Lou Gordon
Exchange Club
Maumee
Michigan
Atlantic
Lin
Scort
Toledozzi
Maroin T. Jackson
Men and dog set globe circling record by air and sea
New York reports that B D Collyer Mears and their Sealyham Terrier Tail Wind completed a record globe circumnavigation in 25 days 25 hours 3 seconds using airplane ship ferry and automobile. They beat a 78 day 14 hour 31 minute 伯 record amid foggy overland passes and credited the finish to a rapid final leg into New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. D. Collier
Mears
Sealyhainier
Cherbourg
Forice
Linton Wells
Edward
Evans
Collyer
Minneapolis
Miller Field
Staten Island
Battery
The
National
Aeronautical Association
Coliver Cance
Chicago
Middletown
Olympic
Takio
Tokio
Vancouver
Collyer and Mears
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Spike Whisper
Modest Hero
Lad
Obregon Party
CALLE
Topete
Calles
Lui Morones
Celestina Gasca
Eduardo Moeda
Grolanierr
Topsie
Labor Party
Morones
T Klein
Frank Ziji
Lake Erie
Lima
Nathan Smith
Youngstown
Joe Sherry
Akron
Russell C. Turner
Liberty Steel
Joseph Kasna
Warren—Myrron Manley
J and
John Tesman
Galton
Floyd Bowman
Marion
Sugar Grove Lake
Galion
Dayton
George Sparah
Phillips Pool
Icarranza
I Graton Mill
Liveszge
Colembus
Edward C. Turner
Cedar Point
F. T. Allan
Harno
Mildred Jackson
Allan
TNO
Deuicve
Grew
Amelia Earhart
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