La Follette Seeks Repudiation Of Fall Daugherty
The La Follette insurgent delegation from Wisconsin urged the Republican convention to bar Harry Daugherty and Albert Fall from office, denounced the Mellon tax plan, and pressed a special session of Congress for emergency agriculture relief and other measures. They praised several senators for public service and urged party reform including campaign finance limits.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wisconamites
Republican Party
Harry Mc Daugherty
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B .Fall
Mellon
Coolidge
Congress
Repiducan Party
Wisconsinites
Norris
Nebraska
Couzus
Michigan
Reed Pennsylvania
Oddle
Nevada
Brookhart Town
Howell
Borah
Idaho
la Follette
Senate
Daugherty
Senator Willis Heads Republican Delegation in Ohio
U S Senator Simeon D Fess and Willis arrived in Ohio for conferences with friends. Officials predicted a harmonious caucus with Willis likely chairing the delegation. Millia warned against endorsing the presidential veto while vowing to defend his vote for soldiers.
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Ciouveua Wis Sons
Frank B Millia
International News Service
Willis
Simeon D Fess
Washington
Ohio
Resolutions and rules candidates vie in party committee race
The report outlines a tense contest for a committee on resolutions and a rules panel seat. William W. Butler of Massachusetts backs the fifty fifty equal rights proposal. Louis H Brash of Salem and Maurice Maschke of Cleveland compete with Rudy Hynicka and Walker F Drawn among others backing different camps. Neutral observers say outcomes depend on hotel room conference results.
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John Gordon Battelle
William W. Butler
Massachusetts
Louis H Brash
Salem
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Brash
Wills Daugherty
Maschke
Rudy Hynicka
Waiter
Coolidge Steady as Convention Awaits Nomination
President Coolidge remains calm in Washington awaiting the Cleveland convention to name him the Republican candidate and draft the campaign platform. With Congress adjourned the capital empties of politicians as evacuation of the battleground begins and Washington settles into a quiet political lull.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Provident
Conflicting Moves on Vice Presidency in 1920 Campaign
In Cleveland leaders resist Frank Lowden as a vice presidential candidate, while Coolidge signs a White House meeting with Borah. Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge declines a national or state convention post, and is not offered the vice chairman position for Massachusetts.
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Cleveland
Frank O Lowden
Illinois
Calvin Coolidge
Lowdon
Washington
Coolidge
QU Ting
E Borah
Idaho
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodgs
Platform to Feature Federal Economy in Cleveland Convention
The Republicans head to Cleveland with a platform heavily touting federal economies and the administration’s record. President Copl dge backed the draft after reviewing it with Secretary Slemp, though internal convention quarrels are expected over a few key planks including support for the Harding Hughes world court.
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C. Bascom Slamp
Slemp
Washington
Harding Hughes
India Leader Praised by Speaker
Missionary Dr FE Stanley Jones described Gandhi as a great reformer and potential savior for India in a Sunday address at First Congregational Church. He argued Indians seek self government, citing close ties between politics and religion, while praising Britain for colonial governance but noting India’s right to self rule in time.
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Far East
FE Stanley Jones
India
First Congregational Church
Gandhi
Gardhi
Great Britain
Mrs Edmund Dobney Dies After Illness at Fioria Memorial
Mrs Edmund Dobney died Sunday morning at Fioria Memorial hospital at five forty, age sixty six. Survived by husband, five children Gertrude, Willand Dehm, Ernest, Herbert, James, and grandchildren. two brothers in England. Born Market Quertom, Rutlandshire. Funeral at St Andrew's Episcopal Church. date unclear awaiting word from a son in California.
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Fioria Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Dobney
Willand Dehm
Ernest
Herbert
James Dobney
Market Quertom
Rutlandshire
England
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
California
Hastings Divorce Petition Details Deception and Abuse
Mrs Rose Hastings seeks a divorce from W H Hastings, alleging deception about real estate and debts, verbal abuse, and abandonment after a marriage begun April 15. She states he has no property and refused to let her pay debts, asks for divorce, distribution of her Ridgeville property, removal of his claim on her real estate, restoration of her maiden name Rose Weibel, and a court order barring him from interests.
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Rose Hastings
W H Hastings
Ridgeville
Rose Weibel
Huron Woman Injured in Oberlin Road Crash
Thelma Hoag of Huron was hospitalized after a vehicle driven by Mr. Miller of Akron overturned in a ditch on Oberlin Road. She suffered a badly injured right hand and was admitted for treatment yesterday morning at 8:30.
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Huron
Thelma Hoag
Mr. Miller
Akron
Oberlin
Supreme Court upholds Willis Campbell beer ban in dry era
The U S Supreme Court sustained the constitutionality of the Willis Campbell law prohibiting manufacture and use of beer and other alcoholic malt liquors. The case, James Edwards breweries of New York v Day, involved the prohibition director Ralph A Day. Federal Judge Hand had refused to enjoin enforcement, with the government arguing Congress exceeded its powers and no rights of prohibition were violated.
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Washington
Willis-Campbell
Supreme Court of the United States Ay
James Everads Breweries
New York
Ralph A Day
Hand
Congress
Walton Denied Appeal on Oklahoma Impeachment TD
Former Oklahoma governor John C Walton failed to secure Supreme Court review of his impeachment removal. He sought an injunction in federal court. the district court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction and the Supreme Court upheld that ruling.
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Oklahoma
Washington
John C Walton
United States Supreme Court
Walton
Federal District Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Body of Boy Found in Suitcase at Philadelphia Station
A three year old boy, found dead in a suit case near North Philadelphia station, died about 12 hours earlier. Police, bishoply alert across cities from Atlantic coast to Chicago, seek identify the child with injuries including a neck wound and multiple bruises. The body was wrapped in a gray sweater and sheet and perfumed.
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Philadelphia
Mississippi River
North Philadelphia
Pennayhania
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Lillian Welton Bitten by Rabid Dog in neighborhood
Mrs Lillian Welton of 288 Bill Avenue reported her pet dog bit her a day or two ago. The dog was suspected mad and will be hired out and its head sent to Columbus to test for rabies. This is the second dog in the neighborhood to be afflicted and a watch is kept on nearby canines.
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Lillian Welton
Bill Avenue
Serred
Columbus
Additions funds for Soldiers' bonus law await December session
Bul letins report White House conference with President Coolidge and Budget Director Lord noting extra funds for the Soldiers' bonus law will be available until Congress meets again in December. Also: Leopold and Loeb case notes and a Darrow response. Tax refunds delayed until next winter due to absence of congressional action. Government business group semi annual meeting set for June 30.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Coohere
Treasury Department
Business Organization of the Government
Brief state notes on Rainbow veteran death and party candidacies
A veteran World War II Rainbow division delegate died at St Francis hospital after being uniden tified at the Columbus reunion. Other items note John H Chester filing for Republican lieutenant governor, Rev Dr R Akers becoming Asbury College vice president, and Rep John L Cable filing for governor.
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St Francis Hospital
R B Mallon
Second Street
Zanesville
Rainbow
Columbus
John H Chester
McCranen Township
Paulding County
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Chester
Ashland
R Akers
Ashland Methodist Church
Asbury College
Wilmore
Cleveland street car strike delayed by union deferment
Cleveland June 9 union men agreed to defer a strike to press a 12 cent hourly raise for platform men until after the national GOP convention. International car men officers authorized the delay and city officials will continue seeking a peaceful settlement of the dispute.
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Cleveland
Cutting Scrape at South Amherst
Stanley Duczynski of South Amherst was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Underhill charged with cutting to wound He allegedly attacked Alex Holovach cutting the arm and side with a butcher knife and struck Tana Rotwick on the hand when she tried to intervene He faced Mayor Ruth and was bound over to the grand jury under 1000 bond Deputy Baden and Gibson detained Sam Barry for drunkenly threatening the sheriff and deputies He will be tried later by Justice 8 1 George.
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Stanley Duczynski
South Amherst
Underhill
Alex Holovach
Tana Rotwick
Ruth
Sam Barry
Baden and Gibson
George
Arrest Two Elyrians on Liquor Charges
Deputy Sheriffs Klady Croyle and Darnar arrested Joe Baro at 124 Woodland revenue for possession of a quart of liquor. He claimed it was for an alcohol rub with a prescription and pleaded not guilty, to be tried this afternoon. Mildred Moore of 204 Pine Street was arrested after buying a pint of raisin. She pleaded not guilty, placed under $500 bond, to be tried tomorrow morning.
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Woodland Revenue
Klady
Croyle
Darn
Mildred Moore
Pne Street
George Richmond 71 of La Grange dies at Memorial
George L Richmond 71, a lifelong La Grange resident and father of county commissioner W B Richmond, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after treatment. He is survived by his wife, his son, a granddaughter Mrs D A Billings, a great grandson Jack, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his late home.
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George L Richmond
W B Richmond
Memorial Hospital
la Grange
D A Billings
Jack
Explains Duties In Lorain Talk By Senator Burke
Senator Burke delivered an outdoor oriented talk on Christian Citizenship at an open forum in Lorain amid bad weather. He urged public officials to serve the public, oppose child exploitation, support worker organization and a living wage, and highlighted the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America stance on these issues.
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Lorain
F Burke
Burke
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Massive Ohio City Storm Causes 65000 Damage
A cyclonic storm struck the city Sunday morning at 6:30, causing extensive damage estimated around 65000 dollars. Trees were torn up, wires and poles toppled, and blocks flooded with debris. Power and telephone service were disrupted citywide, with restoration by five that evening. Norwalk and surrounding areas reported heavy losses and widespread damage from the high winds.
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Second Street
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Cleveland & Southwestern
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Seventh Street
Richard Wagner
Damaging Storm Hits Kipton Area Milestones
June 9 Kipton reports wind and thunderstorm causing extensive damage. A barn on the Del Williams farm collapsed killing a horse, and barns on the old Sherwood, Mat Logan, and Fred Bronson places were blown down or damaged. Many silos and trees, including the Ingelm tree on Will Sigsworth’s lot, toppled along Main Street and nearby roads.
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del Williams Place
Sherwood Place
L@ win
Mat Logan
Fred Bronson
Ingelm
Will Sigsworth
Main Street
Oberlin Tornado-like Wind Destroys Property
A strong wind early Sunday morning around six damaged Oberlin with downed trees and debris across town. A private garage collapsed and football bleachers suffered destruction in the northern area near the stream and college campus.
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Oberlin
Dili
Bleachers Demolished By Wind Across Field
A spectator described a wind event that lifted and carried away bleachers near the baseball diamond and lofted lumber across the gridiron. No final damage estimate was reported.
Flood Warnings Issued As Scioto River Rises
Weather bureau warns of rising Scioto River after 36 hours of heavy rain. Flood levels forecast to reach three to four feet higher south of Columbus. Telegraph lines damaged across the state. interurban service suspended by four feet of water on tracks. Bridges in Clark county damaged. Pennsylvania line washout near Bremen. Muskingum River hits yearly high as rain continues in Columbus.
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United States Weather Bureau
Scioto River
Weather Bureau
Bpringfeld
Clark County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bremen
Fairfield County
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Newark Farm Floods After Severe Storm Hits Newark Ohio
A heavy storm in Newark Ohio June 8 caused Buckeye Lake to rise over a foot and flood the Licking River valley. South end of the city inundated and farms badly flooded. The Danka dam feared to break with flume gates opened and power service interrupted by a struck high tension line.
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Newark
Ohio
Here
Buckeye Lake
Licking River
Ohio Electric
Eleventh Street
Severe Weather Floods Hit Ohio Valley Centers
Daylight reports say heavy rain and wind caused major flooding Across the Great Miami Valley. The Miami River rose to ten feet by midnight flooding basins near Dayton while 400 acres behind Oxford Inglewood were submerged. Piqua-area levees breached releasing floodwaters sweeping through towns. Two babies were among victims.
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Great
Miami Valley
Miami River
Tate
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