Steam Roller Talk Is Deprecated
Charges by Senator Moses of New Hampshire that the Republican National Committee used steam roller methods in contest decisions were denied by several committeemen. The panel seated D. C. Cole from Marietta and dismissed a contest favoring Governor Lowden, while McCoy defended Wood and attacked Moses. The piece notes unity in Georgia and hints at a three ring finish to the convention preliminaries with multiple unpledged delegates and plans for three ballots.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Moses
New Hampshire
Republican National Committee
Georgia
D. C. Cole
Marietta
Wood
Lowden
H. B McCoy
Philippines
Highland
West Virginia
General Wood
William Proctor
National Committee
McCoy
W.H. Harms
Athens
Hays
McGraw
Oklahoma
Kean
New Jersey
Neral Wood
Stanley
Kansas
Hynicka Ot Oho
National
Work
Colorado
United States
Miller
Parsons
New York
Colonel Star
London
Charles Evans Hughes
Six More Bubonic Plague Cases Reported in Vera Cruz
Six bubonic plague cases were found in Vera Cruz yesterday with two deaths. Five more suspected cases are under observation. The Chamber of Commerce and other groups formed a council to aid sanitation authorities lacking supplies.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Chamber of Commerce
German Election Day Near as Berlin Waits for Results
Berlin reports indicate German general elections are two days away with polls open for 10 hours Sunday. Experts see the vote as a profound political enigma and expect a delay in final results for several days. Aims include immediate Reichstag convocation after regional formalities to stabilize the internal situation and present a unified mandate at upcoming conferences.
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Associated Presst
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Soviet Russia Tests Colored Money Notes by Month
Soviet Russia experiments with monthly colored currency notes that become invalid after use. Central News says the plan aims to force workers to spend money and prevent accumulation of private wealth by marking notes with different colors each month.
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Ry Associated Presa
Copenhagen
Soviet Russa
Auto Bandits Steal Payroll From Schaffner Brothers
Automobile bandits robbed two Schaffner Brothers employees in downtown Cleveland and escaped with $2,186 the weekly payroll. The heist occurred today as the workers were preparing to close.
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Cleveland
Schaffner Brothers Company
New Kiwanis Club Formed at Warren
The Elyria Kiwanis club formalized a new Warren unit with Mayor Jones delivering the address and predicting a bright future. A banquet followed, the Elyria delegation praised the reception, and the ceremony closed with warm remarks about the club’s prospects. Nearby Annapolis reports 1500 midshipmen departing for a three month practice cruise aboard battleships visiting Pacific ports and Honolulu.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Edat
Annapolis
Sir
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Pacific
Yeggs Loot $100,000 Diamonds in Nassau Street Jewelry Firm
Two robbers entered the Schonfeld Mig company jewelry shop on Nassau street New York and sprayed pepper into a proprietor’s eyes before escaping with a wallet containing diamonds valued at about 100000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Schonfeld Mig. Company
Nassau Street
Elyria Telephone Co Seeks Rate Hike in Columbus
The Elyria Telephone Co filed with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to raise city rates. The proposed increases cover exclusive line monthly charges from 3.75 to 4.75, station service from 4.25 to 5.00, trunk lines from 3.75 to 6, automatic lines from 6 to 7, and various party line and aurial services. A hearing is set for June 18 at 8 o clock in Columbus.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Manuel
Hearig
Cuisumbua
Gasoline Prices Rise Another Cent Across Northern Ohio
Gasoline increased another cent per gallon this morning and is now quoted at 3u. The higher price is noted across northern Ohio and is not expected to curb toy burgies sales.
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Ohio
Senate halts probing until after conventions
Washington June senate committee investigating pre convention political financing adjourned until July 9 after hearing Colonel E H R Green of Texas. Unheard witnesses will be called then and no further work will occur until after the Republican and Democratic national conventions.
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Associated Press
Washington
E. H. R. Green
Texas
Hetty Green
Senate
Kenyon
Green
Republean
More Showers Til Towards End Of Coming Week
Ohio valleys and Great Lakes region expect fair mild weather early in the week with showers probable toward week’s end. Noted lecturer Col Lou Beauchamp dies in Milford Iowa after 26 years on the chautauqua circuit.
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Associated Press
Ohios Valley
Great Lakes
Hamilton
Lou
Beauchamp
Milford
Iowa
Chautauqua
United States
Eric Trice
Former Eyria Man Turns Evangelist in Harrisburg
Rev George Reinhardt of Harrisburg Pa visits the city to lead a Sunday evening service in the public park under church services. A cousin of Carl Herman and Ralph Reinhardt, he returns after years away and has partnered with John Fulton, a former New York saloon keeper, to tell his life story at First Baptist Church. Fulton travels with a mobile home for outdoor ministry and carries organs.
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George Reinhardt
Hartisburg
Reinhardt
Harrisburg
Carl
Herman
Ralph Reinhardt
Henry Reinhardt
Mr. Reinhardt
John Fulton
New York City
First Baptist Church
Fulton
Party
Burgert Sues Multiple Defendants for 100000 Damages
Samuel Burgert of Cleveland sues Avon Huan Peter Sammon J C Klinger G P Sammon and Louis Pretsch alleging defamation and damages after an embezzlement charge in Alliance Municipal Court on June 17. Burgert claims his reputation was damaged and seeks 1560 in damages.
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Lorain County
Samuel Burgert
Cleveland
Peter Sammon
Avon Lake
J. C. Klinger
G P Sammon
Alliance
Louis Pretsch
Burgert
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Kreedee on Oberlin road Mrs H Deyons Mrs J W Baker and others. Neufer Girde Wm Semmer Toronto Walter Kempenski Cleveland Lester Shephard Oberlin. Discharged: Mrs R H Weat ant hake Th etrent.
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Oberlin Road
H. Deyons
Olmated Falls
J. W. Baker
Oberlin
R. D
John Girde
Neufer Girde
Neufer Court
Wm. Semmer
Toronto
Canada
Walter Kempenski
Cleveland
Lester Shephard
R. H Weatant
Republican Convention Watch From Chicago June Meeting
Special Correspondence reports the 1920 Republican convention in Chicago as crowds gather from across the country. Veterans like William Jennings Bryan interview Governor Lowden amid revived nostalgia for 76. Delegates and candidates mingle in hotel ringside seats as old political ghosts stir, with previews of the battle to come.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dorthy DIX
Chicago
Chicago Ward
Norrow
William Jennings Bryan
Lowden
Yesteryear
Bunkerhill
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Bunker Hill
Eight Year Old Murder May Be Solved in Toledo
Toledo police arrest Harry Overmyer and Hattie Flower in the long unsolved 1912 murder of the reclusive Mrs Madge, linked to wealth rumors. A second woman’s confession is cited as clinching evidence.
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Toledo
Madge
Harry Overmyer
Hattie Flower
Ostmyer
Overmyer
Provost Receives Life Sentence For Brown Killing
Lloyd Prevost was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor for the December killing of J. Stanley Brown near Crean Mt Clements Michigan. Counsel for Prevost announced plans to seek a new trial after the verdict.
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CRA Associates
Crean
Mt Clements
Mid
Michigan
Lloyd Prevost
J. Stanley Brown
Prevost
Senator Penrose Declines Chicago Republican Convention
Philadelphia June 5 Senator Boise Penrose will not attend the national Republican convention in Chicago falling to follow physicians advice. Doctors stated he has finally consented to give up the trip and remain in Philadelphia for medical reasons.
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Philadelphia
Boise Penrose
Chicago
Penrose
President Criticizes Congress Over Delays on Cost of Living
President Wilson in a telegram to railroad brotherhood officials denounces Congress for inaction on the cost of living, peace, and domestic measures. He cites political expediency and warns that continuing Congress risks failed reforms and worsening economic burdens for the public.
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Washington
Wilson
Railroad Brotherhoods
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Pub Treasury
Europe
Happe
Brotherhood
Plam
Lesigr Renee
Oberlin Foreman Strikes Man With Axe Handle
Lester Shepherd of 280 South Main Oberlin is in Memorial hospital Elyria after being struck on the head with a Bick handle by O C Grant of 494 West Letain Oberlin. Shepherd, a NY C foreman, reports Grant accused him of hiring away his men and struck him, fracturing his skull. An assault and battery warrant has been issued at Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Lester Shepherd
South Main Street
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
O. C. Grant
West Letain Street
Shepherd
Grant
Ramsey Railroad
Million Dollar Company Formed
Through the efforts of Guy F Atkins of L W Kelly Co security, the Northern Savings & Loan Co of the city is organized with 1,000,000 cash capital. Prominent businessmen show interest. directors and officers to be chosen soon and offices opened. The aim is to aid the public in building new homes amid the city’s industrial growth and labor demand.
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Guy F. Atkins
L. W. Kelly Co
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Atkinson
Hurst to Run Lt. Governor
A third Republican entrant in the race for the nomination for lieutenant governor filed today with the secretary of state John B. Hurst Cincinnati and Lieutenant Governor Clarice J Brown and speaker Carl R Kimball had filed previously Chief Justice Hugh L Nichols filed for renomination on the Democrat ticket and Judge Silas S. Richards of Clyde filed for chief justice as a Republican New York June 5 The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows they hold 23567400 reserve in excess of focal requirements up 4228600 from last week
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Columbus
York
Budget System Bill Repassed by the House
The House repassed the national budget system bill after amendments and sent it to the Senate. A Senate bill authorizing the president to detail American naval officers to assist South American navies was approved and sent to the president for signature. The law to exclude dangerous aliens and deportation grounds passed the House, and the merchant marine bill, after conferees resolved differences, was sent to the president.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Ekeen
Orgatzitona
Merchant Marine
Hilt
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