Veterans Win Applause In Pageant Of Flag
G A R veterans headline a patriotic pageant at Ellis hall titled The Stars and Stripes. Five Civil War veterans led scenes while numerous veterans groups and the Boy Scouts performed drills and tableaux for a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hall
L. A. Adams
F. N. Stearns
Chas. Abbe
J. A. Kaley
Army Signal Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
American Lesson
Boy Scouts
Helen Hubbard
Grand Union
Anna Kothe
Ella Williams
Benny Ross
Mary Davis
Little Beulah Arnold
George Washington
C. E. Babcock
Robert Morris
Charley Decker
Lydia Saukes
Mason Smith
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign War” Auxiliary
Jean Ehlke
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Molly Pitcher
J. Ef.’ Riley
I. N. Stearns
Arthur Giles
Giles
Chapman
Frank Aigh Still Unable To Get Bail
Frank Aigh, former county recorder, remains in jail as $7500 bail ordered by the court has not been posted. A bail bond has been prepared and awaits clerk approval today with several men ready to sign. Mrs Trish, recently starting divorce proceedings, was in town yesterday and discussed reconciliation and potential bond involvement.
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Frank Irish
Trish
Indictments Arrow Lorain Elyria Area After Grand Jury Session
A Lorain Lorain County grand jury reported twelve indictments to Judge W B Thompson. Four indictments remain secret until arrests. Public charges include assault to commit rape cutting to kill receiving stolen property forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses.
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W. B. Thompson
Lewis Byar
Lorain
Paul Rich
Elyria
Andy Toth
Joe Virtelo
Walter C. Cullins
Mc- Kim
Joan Porter
William Landwei
Grand Jarcsny
John C. Hays
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers backs LaFollette bid
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announces united support for Robert M. LaFollette as a presidential candidate. Vice Grand Chief H. P. Daugherty stated this as the union’s triennial convention resumed behind closed doors in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
U. S
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
United
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. P. Daugherty
Brotherhood
Fred Schneurer Injured In East Broad Street Bike Crash
Fred Schneurer of the Farm Implement Co. was badly shaken and bruised when a bicycle fork broke on East Broad Street. He was thrown to the pavement, sustained cuts, and received treatment at a physician's office where he was taken.
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Fred Schneurer
The
Farm Implement Co
East Broad Street
District of Columbia court invalidates liquor withdrawal limits
Washington district court ruled sections of prohibition regulations granting the treasury department power to restrict the amount of alcohol that may be withdrawn from bond for industrial use as illegal. The decision voids the challenged provisions and curtails government control over alcohol withdrawals.
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Washington
District of Columbus Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Four British airmen killed in Gratham collision
Four airmen died when two British airplanes collided in Gratham this afternoon. The incident occurred in front of onlookers, prompting a formal response from local authorities and the Royal Air Force.
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Grantham
England
Women with one tenth of delegates take power in GOP conclave
In Cleveland the GOP national convention includes more than 100 women delegates and 200 alternates out of 1,109 total. Six southern states lack any woman delegate, including Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana South Carolina and South Dakota. South Dakota has one woman alternate.
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G.O. P
Wwagi
Cleveland
Chicago
South
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
South Dakota
Graft Allegations Tangle Daugherty Era Figures
Senator Brookhart charges that Jess W. Smith collected a half million dollars in graft while linked to former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. He asserts payments came mainly from bootleggers, with Smith living in Daugherty's apartment as a confidential man in the Justice Department. He calls the evidence direct and not hearsay.
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Brookhart
Daugherty
Washington
Jess W. Smith
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Smith Brookhart
Smith
Department of Justice
Mrs James Benford Dies in Cleveland
Obituary from Elyria notes death of Mrs James W Benford at 2786 West Thirty-fifth Street Cleveland after thirteen weeks illness. The fifty ninth year widow is survived by husband, children David Royden Eugene Willa Ed Zimmerman George Mrs Warden Rodgers Harry, two sisters and other relatives. Federal services will be held in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
James W. Benford
Cleveland Street
West Thirty-fixth
Benford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shea
David
Royden
Eugene
Willa
Ed. Zimmerman
George
Spencer
Warden Rodgers
Huntington
Harry
Wellington
David Stewart
William Kidd
Johnstown
Priest killed as dying man's son opens fire in Dracut
Dracut Massachusetts June 5 Rev Michael Gilbride pastor of St Marys Church Collinsville went to aid a dying man and was shot dead at the doorway of John King s home Young King atheistic was said to have fired on police wounding Captain David Petrie and another officer before surrendering The elder King was not expected to survive the day
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King
Petrie
Young King
Four die in Lisbon clash with police during raid
Four persons including the Lisbon police chief were killed in a battle between police and the Portuguese Red Legion on the outskirts of Lisbon. The report notes ongoing unrest and mentions other international incidents in Cairo Belfast London and Barcelona.
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London
Lisbon
Red Legion
Mrs. Michael Kirsch Dies at Ridgeville
Mrs. Michael Kirsch of the Cleveland Road died yesterday at about five. She was thirty nine and a former Lake Avenue resident. Survived by husband and one daughter. Funeral at St. Peter's Ridgeville Saturday at 9:30. Burial in Ridgeville. Mary Wood of Lorain granted divorce from Charles Wood for extreme cruelty. Judge W B Thompson approved alimony portion.
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Busson
Katherine Busson
Slater
Fred Lane
Ridgelawn
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Michael Kirsch
Cleveland Road
Lake Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Tragedies Reported Across Ohio In Separate Incidents
Across Ohio on June news items report a month old infant Eunice Yost strangled by clothing at home in Bellaire and multiple ptomaine poisoning victims in Yorkville. In Norwalk Grant Carr 60 and wife injured when their car was struck by a New York Central train. In Cincinnati a boy Joseph Loeffel 11 drowns after a raft parting in Westwood.
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Bellaire
Yorkville
Norwalk
Ohio
Eunice Yost
Marting Ferry
John Manaras
New York Central
Karr
Bellevue
Cincinnaty
Joseph Loeffel
Westwood
Kenton Officials Held on Klan Assault Charges
Mayor T R Castor safety director Calvin Prater fire chief William Cottrell J W Conner chamber head Allan Ochs and Arthur Ochs pleaded not guilty to riotous assembly charges filed by the Ku Klux Klan. They were released on their own recognizance and set for a preliminary hearing June 12 before Mayor Harrington of Aler.
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Kenton
T. R. Castor
Calvin Prater
William Cottrell
J. W. Conner
Chamber of Commerce
Allan
Arthur Ochs
Ku Klux Klan
Harrington
Aler
Three Die in Michigan Fire at Lake Simcoe Summer Home
Wealthy Toronto businessman Mrs. Aileen Pepall, her son Ned 3, and daughter Rosemary 6 were burned to death when their Lake Simcoe summer home burned early today. A maid and Jane 10 escaped as the oil stove started the blaze. Mrs. Pepall died while attempting to save her children.
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Toronto
Mich
Aileen Pepall
Ned
Rosemary
Lake Simcoe
Pepall
Jane
Democrats pick T. A. Conway as county chair
The Thea county Democratic executive committee met in Elyria and elected T. A. Conway as county chairman, replacing the late Homer Faucett. Mrs. P. D. Schabbing was chosen as a member of the executive committee.
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Thea County
Democratic Executive Committee
T. A. Conway
Elyria Black
Homer Faucett
PD. Schabbing
Dayton Streak Attempt Aboard Early Summer Sky
Lieu tenant Russell L Maughan nicknamed Speed demon plans a cross country sky streak from the Atlantic to the Pacific around June 15 weather and timing permitting. Congressmen Longsworth and Stephens face no intra party opposition in August primaries per Hamilton county Republican group led by Rudolph Hyalcka. Hamilton county grand jury probes failure of Channer and Sawyer broker house tied to winter blast with losses exceeding eight million dollars.
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Dayton
Russell L. Maughan
Speed Demon
Atlantic
Pacific
Mn Om
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longsworth
Flrst
Ohio
Congress
A. E. B. Stephens
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Rudolph K. Hyalcka
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Axe House of Channer and Sawyer
Leet Winter
Walsh Report Cites Leases and Scandal Tainting Denby and Fall
Washington reports detail Senator Walsh unmasking the Teapot Dome Elk Hills leases as improprieties. It criticizes Harry F. Fall Edwin Denby and others for repugnant negotiations and calls loan actions reprehensible while noting no conspiracy found in 1926 Republican circle.
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Washington
Tea Pot Dome
Elk Hills Naval
Bex
Harry F. Sinclady
E. L. Doheny
Interior
Albert. B. Fall
Navy
Edwin Denby
U. S
Thomas J. Walsh
Seme Ate Public Lands Committee
Senate
Walsh
Naval Oil Reserve
Harding
Sinclair
Doheny
Fall
Sincair
Denby
Teapot Home
Ita
Dolony
Pearl Harbor
Elk Hills
United States
Interior Department
Coolidge Likely Only Nominee At Republican Convention
Cleveland reports indicate President Coolidge will be the sole nominee presented to the Republican national convention next week. Hiram Johnson and Robert M La Follette may abstain from submitting their names as the Wisconsin and California factions maintain their traditional voting patterns. Mrs. A Y Hert will head the women’s campaign, succeeding Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, while Frank Lowden remains a favored but unconfirmed vice presidential possibility.
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Lindsey Patterson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
New York
Theodora Roosevelt
George Orvis
Manchester
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
National Committee
Emily W. Dean
Illinois
Louise M. Dodson
Des Moines
Ows
Women’ National Committee
Barclay H. Warburton
Philadelphia
Nettie M. Clapp
Cleveland
Coolidge
A.T. Hert
Upton Cleveland
U. S
Hiram Johnson
California
South Dakota
A. S
Robert M. LaFallette
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
A. YT. Hert
Kentucky
Wellington Kiwanis Club Invites Wellington Guest
The Wellington Kiwanis Club held a noon meeting with no speaker and shifted to business. They voted to observe zero hour per the International Association and planned a program after a 7:00 PM dinner, inviting Wellington est to join. The international event opens in Denner on Monday June 16.
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Kiwanis Club
International Association
Denner
Denvar
Wellington
Lorain Girl Hurt in Second Story Fall
Vila Vitterla 7 fell from a second story window at 1714 Broadway in Lorain and sustained a fractured skull. She was conscious the following morning at St. Joseph's Hospital with hopes for recovery.
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Lorain
Vila Vitterla
St. Joseph's Hospital
Broadway
Four in One Family Die in Eight Months
In Columbus Ohio Mrs Mary L Arehart sole survivor of a five member family four died of paralysis in eight months Joel Taylor 72 a brother died on a wedneday Richard the first to die George another brother and Margaret Severs a sister also died Club chef at the Country Club George W Edmondson died that night after a lengthy illness he was not present at the time of the notice.
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Columbus
Mary L. Arehart
Washington
D. H
Joel Taylor
Mra
Arehart
Richard
George
Margaret Severs
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B.ofle
Oberlin Avenue
M. E. Bruck
Oficer
John Meister
Frank Solon
26Th Street
James Benford
Father Gilbride
Cairo
Egypt
Mack Brooks
Brooks
London Electric Railways
Belfast
Ramsay MacDonald
the Privy Council
Free State
Barcelona
Luis Casa
Bent Doumergue
President Millerand
Eylsee Palace
Shanghai
United States Army
Lowell H. Smith
Kagoshima
Japan
Democrats
T.A. Conway
Walsh Report
Booms Lowden
VIGE
Wellington Kiwanis Club
George W. Edmondson
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