Fifteen Criminal Cases Await Grand Jury Session
Fifteen criminal cases are awaiting investigation by the Lorain County Grand Jury which will begin its second session of the April term of court next Monday. Several other cases are expected to be brought before the grand jury when it convenes. Those bound over include Harold Drennen for robbery, Steve Nagy for third offense possession, Hazel Autry for bigamy, and others from Elyria and Lorain such as William Bates for destruction of property, Mrs Marjorie Piper for larceny, Walter Shuster and Frank Shuster for assaults, Jim Caferro for carrying concealed weapons, and Nick Huckovich for grand larceny.
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Lorain County
Paul Brinzley
George
Hazel Autry
William Bates
Justice George
Eugene Bates
Marjorie Piper
Lorain
Walter Shuster
Frank Shuster
Jim Caferro
James Langon
John Alexson
Nick Huckovich
Nickita Sekulic
Morrow eyed as potential White House candidate in New Jersey boom
Trenton June 5 A definite movement to place Ambassador Dwight W Morrow in the White House is under way observers say Two speeches by former Governor E C Stokes and Princeton president Dr John Grier Hibben at a Morrow rally fueled the boom Stokes warned he tread delicate ground but urged the presidency Morrow who seeks the Republican nomination for US Senator did not reject the idea Hibben praised his repeal stance on the 18th amendment and hinted at possible GOP timing The Atlantic City address left room for interpretation about presidential ambitions
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Trenton
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
White House
Morrow
New Jersey
E. C. Stokes
John Grier Hibben
Stokes
Atlantic City
Republic
Bishop Cannon Walks Out Defying Senate Committee
June 5 Bishop James Cannon Jr angrily walked out of a crowded senate lobby committee room after questions about his anti Smith activities and a 65300 fund. The adjournment followed as debate over contempt proceedings and subpoenas continued with committee members Walsh Blaine and Borah present.
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Wasitington
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Cannon
Walsh
Montana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Capitol
Borah
Repubican
Idaho
anti-Smith Democrats
Virginia
Welsh
E. C. Jameson
Jameson
New York Insurance
Republican
Attempt on Archbishop Stephan of Sofia
United Press dispatch reports an attempted assassination on Archbishop Stephan of Sofia in Sofia Bulgaria. He was not harmed and police have not identified the attackers.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Stephan of
Zeppelin Arrives in Spain After Turbulent Atlantic Crossing
Graf Zeppelin lands in Seville after a hard flight from New York and Lakehurst. Storms and rain slowed progress over the Atlantic between the Azores, Portugal, and Spain. Arrival time 3 40 p m local.
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Spain
Seville
New York
Lakehurst
Atlantic Ocean
Azares Islands
Portugal
Ohio Republicans Back Alcorn for Pension Post
A petition signed by all Ohio Republican congressmen endorses Cincinnati attorney Albert D. Alcorn for U S Pension Commissioner. The document will be delivered to President Hoover at the White House tomorrow by Rep. William F E Hess of Cincinnati.
Federal Farm Board Sets Fluctuating 1930 Crop Loans
Washington June 5 supplemental loans on the 1930 wheat and cotton crops will reach up to 80 percent of current value. Chairman Alexander Legge said the board adopts a fluctuating loan basis that changes daily with market prices, unlike last year’s flat loan policy for these crops.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Leggee
Graf Zeppelin Nears Seville Amid Cane-Weather Rush
Graf Zeppelin ships toward Seville in heavy rain delaying the return from a North and South American tour. Commander Hugo Eckener aims to reach Seville by dawn but must choose route after weather reports from Lisbon.
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Seville
Spain
Hugo Eckener
Atlantic
Lakehurst
N. J
Farm Bureau Gala Over Go0 Mark In Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau membership has surpassed 600, reaching 601 this morning, up from 579 at the start of 1930. Columbia township leads with 102 members, the only township bureau over 100, while Avon and Ridgeville are tied for second with 2 members each. Other townships range from 38 to 6 members.
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Lorain County
Fatal blast claims Mary Smith visiting Newark family
In Wilmington on June 5, an explosion of coal oil used for lighting fatally burned Mary Smith, 20, of Newark. She was visiting Aquilla Purtee's home when the blast occurred.
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Wilmington
Mary Smith
Newark
Aquilla Purtee
Elyrian Teacher Severely Injured In Auto Accident
Miss Helen Miller p 508 Dewey Ave Elyria a Ridgeville high school teacher was seriously injured when the car she rode in overturned on Center Ridge road in Dover Village. Her arm and finger were badly damaged and doctors may amputate a second finger. She is at Lakewood hospital under Dr Paul M Gordon care.
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Helen Miller
Dewey Avenue
Elyria
Ridgeville High School
Center Ridge Road
Dover Village
Paul M. Gordon
Dover Center
Lakewood Hospital
Mrs Clark Dies in Columbus After Address
The death of Mrs Hugh T Clark of Steubenville shocked Elyrians who knew her as former state president of the American Legion Auxiliary. She died suddenly yesterday afternoon just after speaking to the Buckeye Republican Woman's Glee Club at a Columbus hotel. Survived by son John Lindsey Clark of New York and sister Mrs Ann Johnson of Steubenville.
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Hugh T. Clark
Steubenville
John Lindsey Clark
New York
Ann Johnson
Ohio Republicans Honor Mrs Hugh Clark of Steubenville
Public tributes were paid statewide to Mrs. Hugh Clark, Steubenville Republican national committee woman, who died suddenly in Columbus after addressing a rally. The obituary notes her service to the party and her role in Ohio politics.
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Columbus
Hugh Clark
Steubenville
Ohio
Pressure for veto roll strong in Hoover era debate
Washington reported mounting pressure to veto the new tariff bill as White House dispatches portrayed Hoover as open minded but under scrutiny. Ford, a leading opponent, stayed silent after visiting the president, with automobile industry leaders joining calls against the bill. Senate Republicans claimed Hoover would approve after trimming objectionable features to avoid harming fall campaigns.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Han Pmenry Ford
Ford
Union Station
White Heat
Congress
Foard
Senate Repubican
All But Three Of Madmen Caught
IONA Mich June 5 Residents near Tonfa Mich returned to normal after two days of fear as all but three escapees from the state hospital for the criminally insane were recaptured. The three still at large are believed to have stolen a automobile and left the area. Reports from St Johns say the trio passed through yesterday with no further clues. State police will continue the search until the fugitives are found or leave the state.
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Iona
Mich
St. Johns
Ontario Town Destroyed by Timber Fire
Fort William Ont June 5 Hundreds of refugees trudged home to timber land wastelands as fires raged in past four days Drenching rains eased danger and foresters say the situation is under control Thousands of acres burned with steam rising from ruins Larsons and Kelly Ont villages on the CN railway were almost wiped out Dymont and Port Arthur escaped after women and children were evacuated from the hospital cot Mrs Albert Swain recounted traveling 50 miles to safety
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Fort William
Ont
Larson Ad Kelly
Canadian National Railway
Ontario
Dymont
Port Arthur
Albert Swain
Wings Fail Mile High Crash Lands in Boston Harbor
A Ford tri motor, Flight Nocomos, plunges from 500 feet into shallow Boston Harbor after an engine dies. Pilot Owen O Connor and 12 passengers are injured, one possibly fatally, as the craft settles about 60 yards from the breakwater. The crew and crowds witness the abrupt emergency from the airport.
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Boston Harbor
Ernoon
Owen O'Connor
Milton
New York
Showers Predicted To Ease Ohio Heat Wave
Despite expectations of general showers from the U S Weather Bureau relief from a heat wave was unlikely to come in time to save crops. Agriculture reports note oats and corn struggles with drought berries and fruits also harmed. Heat prostrations were reported across regions including Cincinnati and Columbus while water shortages persisted in hilltop areas and Cleveland suburbs.
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United Press
U. S. Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tri-State
Ironton
Great Lakes
Columbus
Cleveland
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Dispatches
Tonfa, Mich
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