Fragmentary Historical Births and Deaths in a Milwaukee-Helm Era
Partial OCR list recounts various historical figures and dates including military honors, political impeachments, and notable birthdays. References include MacArthur Medal of Honor, David P. Butler, Garibaldi, Cleveland and Folsom, Taft, and Elgar, with scattered locations like Springfield Milwaukee Cincinnati and Vienna.
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Hire
Inngland
Jecaane
Ar- MacArthur
Roy Ar
Drescé
Springfield
Milwaukee
Mtoo
Lhs
Dow
David P. Butler
Soraska
Araenpe Garibaldi
Aprepa
Nice
Gidinz
Green Cleveland
Jances Folsom
Ite
Przemyst
Callos
Los Flatreta
Teapot Dome case called world’s greatest fraud
In 1928 the Teapot Dome Elk Hills leases and Continental Trading Co case are described as the greatest fraud. Senator Gerald Nye from North Dakota criticizes privilege and corruption, noting oil reserves meant for national defense were misused for private gain. He laments acquittals and urges changes in court procedure to curb wealthy offenders.
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Elyria
Japan
Gerald F. Nye
U. S
North Dakota
Nye
Lortonville
Wis
Wittenberg
Wisconsin
Nya
Daily Plain Dealer
Creston
Iowa
Fryburg
Cooperstown
N. D
Criggs ‘County Sentinel Courier
The
Govenor
U. S. Senate
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Supreme Court of the United
Gerald Nye
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Dohemy
Sinclair
Lorain County levy wells below many Ohio counties
A Lorain County commissioner notes the administration has achieved a low county rate of 2.699 mills for fifty one items including roads bridges and children's care. He seeks voter support at the August primaries.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
State of
Ohio
Ortho phonic Victrola and home equipment ads in daily paper
A historical newspaper ad page highlights Orthophonic Victrola, Majestic Electric Radio, Gulbransen Grand Piano, and a broad range of home goods. It touts new electric records, luxury instruments, sprinklers, hardware, and housekeeping appliances, urging readers to visit and see demonstrations and gift ideas for weddings and graduations.
World and Local Happenings Amid Busy Opening Day
A jumble of events marks today with a march of S4syt hry of the witch of Parker and a first class bland opening at the Pacific Railway Orangery in the Iver Valley. King George V celebrates his 64rd anniversary as birthday events and a new British Embassy Filton mentions tomorrow. A new world novel by an unknown writer and cam hh 004 is noted amid these listings.
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Gibt Bk
Sae City
Mwarch
Witch of Parker
Sian Acres
Jaile Oranch
Pacific Railway
Iver Valley
King George V
Filton
Hoover’s 382 delegates buoy hopes in GOP race
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders look to Kansas City for the next convention amid factional doubts. Hoover leads with 382 pledged and unpledged delegates, needing 545 to secure the nomination, while Coolidge supporters push for his candidacy. Analysts warn late-ballot dynamics and native son eliminations could reshape the contest.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press Sut
Washington
Kansas City
Commerce Woaver
Coolidge
Curtis
Frank Lowden
Ofllinois
Hoover
Liev
Ren
President Coolidge
Dawes-Watson-Lowden Givouj
Ilourer
Mr. Coolidge
Getty
Hoover Backers Show Activity In Republican Convention
Kansas City Ma June party leaders arrive as Washington functions slow for the Republican national convention. President Coolidge funds travel to the Wisconsin summer White House. Mellon, Work and Jardine lead Pennsylvania and other delegations. Hoover backers push for early nomination with farm group talks and battles over the platform.
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Kansas City
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Wisconsin
Eral
Herbert Hoover
Iotel
Baltimore
James W. Goad
Hoover Forrces
Hubert Work
Tank QO. Lowden
Iillnorg
Andrew Mellon
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Whooyer
Secretary of Commerce
S _ Mellon
Dwight Davis
Agriculture Jardine
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Dacom Slemp
Slemp
Coolidge to Press Continued Economy in Budget Message
Washington reports say President Coolidge will use his budget message on June 11 to urge continued government economy. He may reference the $222,000,000 tax cut and farm relief while noting McNary Haugen veto savings of about $300 million. Critics doubt new light on the draft Coolidge movement.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Kansas City
Coolidge
Republican Party
County tax payments just over one hundred thousand
With sixteen days left to pay the last half of 1927 taxes, only 100,000 dollars has been received at the county treasurer's office, a little over three and a half percent of the about 3,759,000 due by June 20. Tax bills were mailed May 25 with a warning that failures to pay by June 20 would incur a ten percent penalty.
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A. N. Waivers
Waters
Failura
Bible at HS baccalaureate draws 1500 to First Methodist
Fifteen hundred people filled the First Methodist church auditorium for the high school baccalaureate. Rev. R. T. Ketchamade urged a heart to heart talk on the Bible's role in higher education. He warned that many instructors question biblical truth and argued the Bible is the word of God. Continued on Page 2.
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First Methodist Church
R. T. Ketehamade
God
Traffic Toll Rises From Ohio Auto Crashes
A string of Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend left multiple dead and injured. Victims include Robert Kennel, 9. Dean Kennel. Ray Kvistand, 20. Henry Hiestand, 15. Edward Baker, 63. Fred McChensy, 27. Batty Jinks. Lavard Klein, 62. FE J Fulter, 60. George Popky, 15. and Wallace Redd, 4. Notable incidents involve collisions with trains near Washington D D and Newark, a freight-rail wreck near Akron, a car striking a pole north of Hamilton, and a pedestrian fatality in Cleveland. A driver named T. J. Burns faces manslaughter charges.
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United Areas
Ohio
Robert Kennel
Dean Kennel
Ray Kvistand
Henry T. Hiestand
Ray
Washington
H. Edward Baker
Newark
T. J. Burns
Fleet
Mich
Burns
Fred McChensy
Akron
Batty Jinks
Parker Way
Athens
Lavard Klein
FE. J. Fulter
Hamilton
Dover
George Popky
Cleveland
George ‘Singer
Wallace Redd
Appeal Court Convenes with Eleven Cases on Docket
The district court of appeals opened a three or four day session with eleven cases on the dock. Six are petitions in error and five are appeals. The day’s first case is a criminal appeal from a liquor possession conviction of Anna Krawczyk of Lorain.
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District Court of Appeals
Anna Krawczyk
Lorain
Four Arrested On Liquor Charges In Ohio County Court
Four alleged liquor law violators were arrested by Sheriff E. G. Mathews and deputies over the weekend. Robert Lewis of Wellington pleaded guilty to possession and was fined 100 dollars. John Csinesax of South Amherst and Mike Chertok of North Amherst pleaded not guilty with bonds set at 500 and 400 dollars respectively for trial on Tuesday June 12. Magdaline Chertok, his wife, arraigned for selling liquor, bond 500 dollars. Charles Charmaine and Adelbert Foinster charged with Teckiess driving and interfering with an officer were fined 25 dollars each.
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E. G. Mathews
W. J. Thompson
Common Pleas
Robert Lewis
Wellington
Oberlin
John Csinesax
South Amherst
Mike Chertok
North Amherst
Chertok
Magdaline
Sheriff's Deputtes
Charles Charmaine
Adelbert Foinster
Justice&. J. George
Earhart and crew launch trans Atlantic attempt from Newfoundland
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lew Gordon depart Boston for Halifax and Tespassy to launch a Newfoundland to London flight in a Fokker plane once flown by Byrd. Supervised by the Mechanical Society of Delaware with George Palmer Putnam directing. Secrecy marked the venture as the crew aimed for the River Thames landing.
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Nalifan
America
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
London
Misa Amelia Berhart
Boston
Wilmer Stultz
Charles A. Levice
Frances Grayson
Lew Gordon
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
South Pole
Milton
Halifax
St. John’s
Mechanical Societical Corporation of Delaware
George Palmer Putnam
Trespassey Ia
River Thames
Fokker
Stultz
Political battle in brief across states and conventions
Lee Merriwether claims Governor Smith lacks delegates to secure the nomination while Smith supporters dispute the forecast. Curtis campaign managers expect a Republican nomination on the eighth or ninth ballot. The anti saloon League warns the Democrats against a wet candidate. The Republican National Committee in Kansas City meets to decide 73 convention seats across southern states and Porto Rico.
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Lee Merriwether
Senate
Reed Forces
Alfred 2. Smith
Smith
Merriwether
Tur An Plicarr
Matthew
Glasper
Joseph Steinberg
Curtis Campaign
Kansas
F. Scott Merride
anti-Saloon League
Washington
Democratic Party
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
Porto Rico
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Liam Howard Taft
Justice of the United
Cincinnati
Coard Elgar
Wzlroe
Ars Agra
Pingartiner
Ti Cid
Weis Ssmaller
Ps Met
Vienatc
Per
China
Karl W. Plocher Insurance
Lorain Co. Bank
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Biremen
Lindbergh
Atwater Kent Company
Sonora Company
Majestic Electric Radio
Victor Company
Harry Reser
Roy Smeck
Art Kahn
Homer Rodeheaver
Henry Burr
Mark Andrews
Detroit
Housa
State Ish Department
Day’s Hardware
Broad St
Day's Hardware
B.P
W. T. Fridenstine
W.B. Richmond
Speer Point
Imperial Furniture Company
Rcyoaman
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Layberg and Brown
Paradise
Murphy Bros
Aetchan
Mercurys
D. C
Weather’ Bureau
Greenville
New York
N.Y
Suffolk
Narleston
Key West
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Brownsville
Tex
Otto
Duluth
Minn
Des Moines
Omaha
Nebr
Winston
N. Dak
Helena
Mont
Denver
Colo
Paso
Texas
Yuma
Spokane
Wash
Los Angeles
Calif
Amelia Earhart
Mir de Mo
Ann the But Mor
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