Millionaire's Case Nears Indictment in Looming Fight
In Chicago on June 6 a suit demanding damages for Louise from Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb was filed in circuit court as the teen killers of 13 year old Robert Franks face a new phase. Indictments were anticipated as defense attorneys scrapped further questioning and the grand jury prepared to hear testimony from witnesses connected to the confession and murder.
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Louise Pnly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Loeb
Bachracha
Crowe
Grand Jury
Wiliam F. Burress
Pullman
Leopold
Loch
Jacobs
Grand jury hearing cites local witnesses in theft case
Albert Huxbinger, hardware dealer who sold a chisel used in the assault, was called before the grand jury. James D Craven, a hotel clerk who noted the suspects registered under assumed names, also testified.
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Albert Huxbinger
Leopold
Franks
James D. Craven
Noted Motion Picture Stars at Rialto Sun
A unique entertainment heads to Rialto Theatre next Sunday June 8 with Dorothy Bush and her Cinema Girl Revue plus the Del Monte Syncopators and films. The cast includes Joyce Wayne Helen Hall Gene Livock Coral Kno Jack Garree and the Del Monte Syncopators from the Ambassador Hotel San Francisco California. Matinee at 2 30 pm and evening shows at 7 30 pm and 9 15 pm.
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Rialto Theatre
Dorothy Bush
del Monte
Miss Bush
Mack Sennett
Los Angeles
Joyce Wayne
Helen Hall
Gene Livock
Coral Kno
Jack Garree
Ambassador Hotel
San Frisco
Cal
Weber Heads Oberlin Senate Elected Leader for Next Year
Oberlin June 5 Max Weber 25 was elected to head the Oberlin College Men's Senate for next year by a narrow one vote margin over Norman Studer 24 The Senate governs male students and preserves college traditions Weber a Lincoln High Cleveland graduate captained the 1922 Oberlin football team and this spring pitched for the Oberlin nine
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Max Webber
Oberlin College
Weber
Norman Studer
Lincoln High
Cleveland
Oberln
Foghorn Gleason at convention roll call prompts hush
Lafayette B. Gleason of New York, secretary of the Republican National convention, is famed for a loud roll call. In a past gathering a delegate asked him to speak more softly due to echoes, highlighting his reputation as a political foghorn.
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Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
Gleason
Herriot Declines French Premiership Offer
June 5 Paris reports Edouard Herriot a radical leader refused the premiership of France after being summoned to the Elysee Palace by President Miller. Herriot would accept only if Miller resigned, which the president declined to do, ending the bid.
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Edouard Herriot
France Herriot
Elysee Palace
Millerand
M. Miller
Lorain Post Office Gains to 90000 Class
The Lorain post office has been advanced from 75000 to 90000 class per post office department. This increases salaries for the postmaster, his assistant, and the superintendent of mails by 100 per year. Next year aims for 125000 class. Eagles to have Teav y. Lorain June 5. Engles plan a strong county team. details pending. Golf meet postponed for Lorain club members to next Wednesday.
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Post Office Department
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Eagles
Teavy Lorain
Engles
Act
Elvine
Washington Notes and Political Developments June 5
The bulletin lists U S Senator Mayfield challenged by George Peddy in a senate race dispute. It notes the Klan violence accusation against Mayfield and mentions Akron temple charter awards Tadmor, plus immigration, monopoly, and shipping board probes. Also reports Bevier rents in Berlin.
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Washington
U. S
Earle B. Mayfield
Tease
George E. &. Peddy
Mayfield
Peddy
German Russian dispute urged for immediate settlement
An afternoon note urged a prompt settlement satisfactory to both sides. It warned that extraterritorial rights for Soviet trade headquarters would be preserved and rejected the German proposal to submit the quarrel to arbitration.
City Briefs From Youngstown Mansfield Columbus and Anton o
Youngstown seven men escaped a basement fire at the National Shoe Company store. The blaze likely started from a flammable heap ignited by USCADINE 48. Mansfield attorney Charles F B Belcher of Columbus died at 9 30 am after collapsing in court during a perjury case. In Columbus a safety first convention for railroads automobile clubs and state departments is planned for July 16. East Cleveland attorney Henry J Emer son filed for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. In Anton o W J on Cleveland was elected president of the state organization of the Protected Homeowners Society, succeeding J RK Triplett of Akron, with Cleveland grand secretary reelected.
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National Shoe Company
Mansfield
Charles FB. Belcher
Columbus
Belcher
State of
Ohio
J. E. Laddow
Safety First Department of Railroads
Donaheys
Henry J. Emerson
Cleveland
Brown
Antono
W. Jon
J RK. Triplett
Akron
Luthard
Spalla Seeks U S Bouts With Rojas Firpo and Others
Erminio Spalla former European heavyweight champion travels to the United States to seek bouts with Ro mero Rojas Luis Firpo or any signed opponent. Promoters are cautious about his punching power against top heavyweights.
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Europe
Denmark
Monte Carlo
U. S
Romero Rojas
Luis Firpe
Rojas
Firpo
Floyd Johnson
Industrial Waste Elimination Honors U S Man
Lawrence W. Wallace executive secretary of the American Engineering Council was elected a member of the Masaryk Academy in Prague for his work on the Hoover committee on elimination of waste in industry. Wallace served as vice chairman of the committee. its report was translated and published by the Czecho-Slovakian government for industrial guidance.
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Lawrence W. Wallace
American Engineering Council
Masaryk Academy
Prague
Hoover Committee
Allace
Stocks Open With Mixed Movements In New York
Irregular price movements at the New York stock exchange open with sugar and petroleum shares showing heaviness while U.S. Steel rises to 98 1/4. Railway stocks stay steady as noon trade notes quiet, steady sentiment, and bear selling pressure largely contained. Cleveland cattle and hog markets show varied results with slight declines in cattle and hogs. Chicago grain opens lower on wheat, with corn and oats mixed, and Liberty Bonds begin trading with prices noted.
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Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel
Wes Ae
Atchison Ae
Sies
TellS Sufferers How to End Piles Forever
Rochester doctor reports a new prescription that allegedly heals piles and prevents recurrence. He claims years of pain end quickly with a money back guarantee and offers the remedy through C W Phillips at a moderate price.
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Rochester
Paipa
C. W. Phillips
Girl Repentant Over Fraud to Study in Paris
In 1923 Eroa Langs won the John A Chaloner art prize for a work titled Mament. Langs admitted fraud after years of concealment and was allowed to study in Paris for a year with expenses covered by Mr Chaloner.
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Paris
Eroa Langs
John A Canloner
Piet
James Williams
Jian Lange
Fragmentary note on transfer of powers and duties
A partial, unclear passage discusses transferring powers and duties from a cabinet officer to another, with critique of the doctrine and the tolerable and indefensible framing. The text appears as an OCR fragment offering limited insight into political or legal arguments.
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Dent
Walsh Contends Leases Violated Competitive Bidding Rules
Walsh argued that leases lacked competitive bids and questioned the Sinclair contract and other deals. He noted even with most oil drained, 24 million barrels remained and warned that a 6 percent to 94 percent split favors the lessee over the government. He said lack of bidding breeds suspicion and criticized allocations at Buena Vista reserve and Elks Hill Reserve to Standard Oil of California.
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Walsh
Fall
Denby
Sinclair
Buena Vista
Cal
Elks Hilla Reserve
Standard Oll Company of
California
Oberlin Plans New Sewer on Park Street and Light on Railroad
Oberlin officials recommend installing a new sewer along North Park Street and a new street light on Railroad Street as part of local improvements. The announcements appear in a June report from the Oberlin area.
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Oberlin
North Park Street
Railroad Street
Village Council Approves South Mal Street Repair Plan
At a recent meeting the council heard reports from the assessing, police, and street committees. A resolution passed to repair the South Mal street section from the New York Centre tracks to the village limits, and property owners were ordered given notice of the action.
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Police
Stree
South Mal Street
New York Centre
Rae
Piggly Wiggly Opens New Lorain Area Stores Soon
Piggly Wiggly will open four Lorain County locations including Lorain Elyria Oberlin and Amherst. The chain operates 1400 U S stores and sold over 92 million dollars in groceries last year. It seeks local directors managers and owners offering about ten percent purchasing power savings and confidential replies to 18360 E Otth St Cleveland.
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Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Amherst
U. S
Chronicle Telegram Wants Columns Aboard An A
Chronicle Telegram seeks readers to submit column ideas and essays for the new opinion section. Topics range from local issues to culture and history with a focus on clear concise prose. Submissions welcome from residents and community voices across the city.
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