Elyria High School Centenary Class Graduation Tonight
About 166 Elyria High seniors will graduate in a centenary ceremony at the school auditorium led by Dr. Ernest H. Wilkins Oberlin College president. The program includes Bach and Sibelius selections, an invocation, a senior duet, a violin solo, diplomas presented by E L Moody, and the class song.
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Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
Finlandia
Sibelius
Bach
A. E. Piper
Hewitt
Friml
Adieu
Magdelene Gollmar
Wilkins CG. Shirley
E. L. Moody
Board of Education
Rainfall Relief Helps Ohio Crops Cool in Heat Wave
Thunderstorms and overcast skies brought needed relief to Ohio cooling temperatures from 90 to 75. The U S Weather Bureau forecasts continued cool weather with a chance of more rain, and last night’s rain was widespread, expected to revive drought‑stricken crops.
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United Press
Ohio
U .S. Weather Bureau
Elyria High marks centennial reunion and milestone
Hundreds of Elyria High School graduates return Wednesday for the fifty-fifth annual Alumni Association meeting as the school celebrates its centennial charter. The program features Frank M. Shelton and classes from 1875, 1880, and 1885, with a historical exhibit open to the public Tuesday. Dancing and special dinners precede the event in the high school and gym.
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Elyria High School
Aumnt Association
Alumni Association
Frank M. Shelton
Elyria
Springfield
W. R Comings
H. M. Everett
Graf Zeppelin Lands in Friedrichshafen After Record Flight
The Graf Zeppelin arrives home in Friedrichshafen at 7 23 pm after a round trip to North and South America. Hugo Eckener leads the crew during the most ambitious journey since the airship circumnavigation, dodging a severe storm over the Rhone Valley en route from Seville to Friedrichshafen. The voyage began May 18, included Seville, South America, and Lakehurst New Jersey, totaling about 18 000 miles.
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Germany
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South America
Zeppeln
Hugo Eckener
Rhone
France
Seville
Lakehurst
N. J
Ocean
Elyria Population Up Slightly in Census Counts
Dispatches from Washington report Elyria's population at 25,606, two more than preliminary local counts of 25,604, with Lorain at 44,471, up 7,176. The city shows about a 25 percent gain over the past decade per census returns.
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Washington
Elyria
Lorain
Changes in age limits for Elyria school entrance
Superintendent R C Maston announced new age limits effective near fall with the annual promotion plan replacing the semi-annual system. Children may enter first grade at six by February 1 following entry and kindergartens at five by February 1, shifting from November 10 and April 1 dates. Some children will be five years seven months or six years seven months at entry, though the change lowers the age for many.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Maston
Truck crash injures Elyria man on Dover Center Road
Clarke J. Vedder 28 of 445 East Broad Street was seriously injured when an oil truck overturned after the steering failed on Dover Center Road North Olmsted at noon. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg a sprained foot and multiple lacerations and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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East Broad Street
Dover Center Road
North Olmsted
Vedder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bitter Struggle Over Yangtze Valley Clash in Hankow
China at Hankow June 6 revolutionary Ironsides clash with Nationalist forces as rebels push toward the Yangtze Valley. Nationalists rush troops to Hunan Hupeh border to stop General Chang Fahmie from advancing from Krangs toward Changsha and into Nanking. Fire at 419 Fifteenth Street caused minor damage. firefighters quickly extinguished it.
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Krangs
Human
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Nanking
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Fifteenth Street
Clinic For Crippled Children Breaks All Records At Local Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital hosts Gates Hospital for Crippled Children clinic drawing over eighty youngsters from 27 Ohio towns. Drs Hyman and Clark supervised examinations as nurses cared for children, with many referred for home care, short-term treatment, or admission for surgery.
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Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
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Cleveland
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Elyria
Fraham
the Gates Hospital
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Daddy) Allen
Amherst
Loudenville
Gates Hospital
Daddy Allen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Arrests End Sudden Spree Of Eloping Couple In Cleveland
A 10 week elopment spree ends behind Central Police station bars as Morris Herner, 43, faces defrauding three downtown stores while a 25 year old married woman mother of a son faces possible Mann Act action. The pair allegedly used larger checks than owed to finance travel and hotel stays beginning in Oklahoma City. Detective John No. 2 guarded them at Hotel Westlake until arrest.
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Morris Herner
Oklahoma City
D J. Anderson
Retail Merchants’ Board
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Hernar
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Hotel Westlake
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Fromm Rehearing Denied in Bribe Case
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Charles A. Fromm former Stark county commissioner convicted of soliciting a bribe from Colson Cleveland Company related to contracts for the Molly Stark Sanitarium near Canton The conviction stands affirmed by both appeals and supreme courts and Fromm plans a possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court
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Stark County
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Colson- Cleveland Company
Molly Stark
Canton
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Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Banker Marlatt Falls to Death at Ohio Bankers Banquet
Guy Marlatt 84, manager of the Union Trust Dayton View branch, died from injuries after falling from a hotel window during the Ohio Bankers Association annual banquet. Eyewitnesses said he fell 415 feet onto his head while seeking relief from intense heat as the banquet concluded the spring meeting.
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Guy Marlatt
Dayton View
Union Trust Company
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Marlatt
Conferees Agree On Rates In Tariff Bill Talks
Washington June 6 conferees reached informal agreement on most rate schedules remaining in the tariff bill after an hour of discussion. Rates on frozen cherries Italian cheese and rayon filaments were adjusted but the watches and clocks schedule remained unresolved.
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House
Senate
Evangelist Shoemaker Found Guilty of Abduction
In Alton on June 6 the Rev. A L Shoemaker was found guilty by a city court jury of abducting Bernice Ford a 19 year old member of his church The jury deliberated since yesterday afternoon and returned the verdict at 10 20 a m The minimum sentence is one year in prison.
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Alton
A. L. Shoemaker
Bernice Ford
Will Not Prosecute Canadian Citizens
Prohibition bureau officials said they have virtually decided to nolle indictments charging more than a score of Canadian citizens with violating U S liquor laws. The Buffalo indictment was returned a year ago but defendants were not tried as they could not be extradited. With Canada enacting a liquor export ban to the United States officials said they have no disposition to prosecute Canadian citizens.
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Prohibition Bureau
U. S
Buffalo
United States
Stimson replies to Borah on secret dispatches
Washington June 6 Secretary of State Stimson announced he had replied to the request of Senator Borah for secret dispatches between Washington and foreign capitals before the London Naval Conference. He said Borah would make the letter public and did not say if he would grant the request which was made for Senator Hiram Johnson the leading opponent of the Naval Treaty.
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Flag Day Proclaimed in Columbus Colorado
Governor Myers Cooper proclaims June 14 as Flag Day in Columbus Colorado marking the 153rd anniversary of the Stars and Stripes birth. The declaration calls for honoring the national banner and its historical significance in American heritage.
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Myers ¥. Cooper
the Stars and Stripes
Showers Bring Relief From City Heat
Elyrianos wasted thousands of gallons last night to water gardens before a heavy rain. The showers ended the extreme heat that sweltered the city and threatened crops. The weatherman forecast more showers today with cooler temperatures, and fair weather is expected tomorrow.
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Elyrianos
Child Crushed Between Trucks Near Elyria Farm
Eleven year old Arlene Lamphier of Indian Hollow Road was pinned between two trucks at her father's greenhouse at 9 15 a m. She sustained severe abdominal injuries and was rushed to Elyria Memorial hospital where her condition was listed as serious. Arlene attended East Carlisle school this past year and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Reed Lamphier. The Lamphier farm lies about three miles from Elyria.
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Indian Hollow Road
Elyria Memo Trial Hospital
Reed Lamphier
Green House
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arlene
East Carlisle
Lamphier
Elyria
Tong warfare in New York continues with third slaying
In New York City, a Brooklyn laundryman Louis Lee, 43, believed Hip Sing Tong, was shot dead in his laundry back room. This followed two similar killings of Ah Yung and Charles Png Sing, also linked to Hip Sing Tong, in recent days. Police bolster Chinatown staffing. U.S. Attorney Tuttle to convene rival Tong leaders with Dr. Samuel Young, the Chinese Canon General.
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New York
Louis Lee
Brooklyn
Hip Sing Tong
Brownville
Lee
Ah Yung
Charles Png Sing
Wark
Chinatown
Tuttle
Tong
Samuel Young
Will Decorate In Honor Of Centenary
Downtown Elyria will be decorated in red and white next week as the city marks Elyria High school charter centennial from 1830. The Merchants Division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce directs the decorations including cards reading B. H. 1830 1930 on White Way lamp posts and long streamer decorations. Lamp posts will be dressed Tuesday and remain through the week with window displays by interested merchants.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Merchants’ Division
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Joint report of conferees accepted on Naval Appropriation bill
Washington June 6 the House voted unanimously to accept the joint report of House and Senate conferees on the Naval Appropriation bill The measure was sent to the president for signature Chairman French of the naval sub committee presented the report noting the bill total 380 573 111 was 1 849 965 under the fiscal year 1931 budget estimate.
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House
Senate
French
Naval
Four Sentenced to Death in Sholapur Rioting Case
Four men were sentenced to death by Judge Njivadia in Sholapur Sessions Court for the murder of several constables during the recent rioting. The pronouncement followed a trial in Bombay on June 6.
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India
Sholapur
Njivadia
British rule firm on India as Gandhi movement grows
Simla June 6 The British government in India will not compromise with Mahatma Gandh i's movement for independence and will use stringent measures if needed The government believes the rebellion could turn violent but trusts security forces to cope Gandhi's passive resistance has not achieved its aims while administration remains normal in affected areas and has spurred lawlessness defiance and racial hatred.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
United Press
Gandhi
Real Estate Listings Promised in Chronicle Telegram Columns
Advance notice invites readers to watch future real estate columns for top homes and sites in Elyria at low prices. Highlights include prime business locations and numerous for rent options, with daily classified ads promised by the Chronicle Telegram Real Estate section.
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Elyria
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