Oberlin College to grant 54 degrees at June commencement
Lorain county students will receive 54 degrees at Oberlin College commencement on June 19. Degrees include 40 bachelor of arts, 8 master of arts, 4 bachelor of school music, and 2 bachelor of music. Graduates include Ruth L. Brown Dorothy Hall Janet F. MacLennan Harris E. Phipps Dor othy E. B. Thomas and many others from Oberlin Elyria and Wellington.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Elyria
Ruth L. Brown
Dorothy Hall
Janet F. MacLennan
Harris E. Phipps
Dorothy EB. Thomas
Charlotte E. Webster
Alma A. Willis
Alice I. Wright
Eleanor EF. Andrews
Donna E. Bell
Wm. M. Bennet, Jr
Charles W. Bird
Sarah F. Bosworth
Dorothy M. Bracken
Lorain
Florence L. Brady
Sarah K. Brown
Helen S. Cooke
Joseph P. Danton
Winifred E. Decker
Elysria
Claremont P. Doane
Vivian E. Kendeigh
Feena M. Lehdl
Alice S. Loveland
Leander B. Lovell
Louise McCaw
Ronald F. MacLennan
Burns B. Martin
Harold C. Martris
Mildred E. Newman
Walton H. Rice
Albert A. Roden
John EF. Rodgers
Catherine D. Smith
William A. Watters
Wellington
Theodore I. Wells
Ruth G. Wilson
Mary K. Wright
Italia crew alive found near Brandy Bay north coast
June 9 report from Citta Di Milano confirms all sixteen crew members of the airship Italia are alive. position given at 80 10 N 22 E near Brandy Bay, Northeast land. dog sled parties move to reach, Riiser-Larsen seaplane expected to lead aid with dried pemmican and messages.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Citta di Milano
Italia
Brandy Bay
Northeast Land
Henlopen Strait
Spitzbergen Island
Hobby
Braganza
Riiser-Larsen
Youngstown Banker Garlick Dies on Trip to New York
Henry Manning Garlick 80, chairman of the boards of First National Bank and Pollard Trust & Savings Co., died of a heart attack at Iron Kittle Hotel in Weaverly New York. He was en route to his Alder Creek summer home with daughter Julia Bonnell and had served as director and former president of Standard Textile Co.
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Youngstown
Youngstown, O
Henry Manning Garlick
First National Bank
Pollard Trust & Savings Co
Iron Kittle Hotel
Weaverly
N. Y
Garlick
Alder Creek
Julia Bonnell
Standard Textile Co
Summer Bible School Opens At First Baptist Church
Summer Bible School opens Monday morning at First Baptist Church Elyria inviting boys and girls ages four to sixteen from the area. A grand rally in the main auditorium kicks off with a song service, Harmonica band, Rev R T Ketcham as speaker, then classes for registration. The first issue of the Summer Bible School Booster will be distributed. Attendance is expected to be record breaking. Ralph Obitts of Denver Bible Institute will teach upper grades and contribute to daily programs.
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First Baptist Church
Elyria
First Baptist Sunday School
R. T. Ketcham
Ralph Obitts
Denver Bible Institute
Obitts
Farm alliance opens drive in earnest in Kansas City
The farm alliance movement backing Frank Lowden and Senators Watson Curtis and Goff began in earnest with mass meetings and hastily printed circulars. The drive aims to unite opposition to Secretary Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination, with Watson speaking at the Shubert Theater and appearances by McMullen Hyde and other backers.
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Kansas City
Farm Alliance
Herbert Hoover
Frank QC
Lowden
Watson
Curtis
Goff
Hoover
James E. Watson
Indiana
Republican Party
Shubert Theater
McMullen
Nebraska
Hyde
Missouri
Lorain Police Take Fifty-Six In Traffic Drive
Lorain police renewed their traffic violation drive last night and apprehended fifty-six violators, fined $2 each. Most fines were for illegal parking.
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Lorain
Political Battle in Brief in Republican Platform Talks
Senator Borah and Herbert Hoover finish nine planks for the GOP platform covering tariff prohibition and farm relief. Miss Marie Lowise Montague seeks Democratic presidential nomination with Jess Jones as potential VP. AFL head Green opposes third party but targets Dawes and Maryland’s Ritchie. Farm Bureau backs a farm-relief plank equalizing farm dollars. Mark Wood cites 100,000 farmers in revolt at the Kansas City convention. Women in 16 states push for a dry plank, mass meetings to thwart Hoover nomination. Watson speaks at Kansas City rally.
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William E. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Marie Lowise Montague
New York
Jess Jones
Houston
Mark Wood
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Women’s
National Law Enforcement Committee
James E. Watson
Indiana
Australians hail Kingsford Smith return after record Pacific flight
Brisbane welcomes Captain Charles Kingsford Smith Captain C T Ulm navigator Harry Lyon and radio operator James Warner home after completing the longest sea air crossing from America to Australia in 21 hours 20 minutes over 1795 miles. The crew receive a hero’s welcome as crowds cheer at the airport and at Brisbane.
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Brisbane
Australia
jJoy
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Kingsford
Kingsford-Smith
Captain Cook
John Goodwin
Queensland
Caroline Smith
Silver
National Party
Ulm
Warner
Lyon
Suva
Kingsford- Smith
Sydney
United States
Bronx Official Convicted of Graft
New York June 9 The first conviction in the padding of street cleaning payrolls in the Bronx was returned against William J Oswald district superintendent after 11 hours deliberation A separate charge saw Charles A McGee acquitted Oswald faces sentence Friday for grand larceny
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New York
William J. Oswald
Bronx
Charles A. McGee
Oswald
Lorain Man Found Dead in Room at Camden Avenue
Walter Klukovitch, 45, a Lorain steel worker, was found dead with a wound under the heart in his Camden Avenue room. A man is being held for questioning as police suspect foul play after neighbors reported a morning quarrel. Dr. D. Grimm pronounced him dead, timing unclear.
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Lorain
Jume
Walter Kiukovitch
Camden Avenue
Paider
Klukovitch
D. Grimm
Grimm
Borah Joins Hoover Talks With Nine Policy Platform
Senator Borah heads to Kansas City with a platform believed to have Hoover backing. The nine policies include strict prohibition enforcement and full disclosure of campaign spending, with a hands off stance in Central America and rejection of the League of Nations.
Pittsburgh Police Supt Indicted in Liquor Probe
Pittsburgh officials including Superintendent Peter P. Walsh were named in 167 indictments returned by a federal grand jury probing liquor conspiracies in the city. Police magistrate John W. Orio and north side police junior Char Faulkner also were indicted.
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Pittsburgh
Peter P. Walsh
John W. Orio
Char Faulkner
North Aide
Jun Ter
Delegates Converge as GOP Convention Opens
A. L. Garford of this city will ride a special Cleveland to Kansas City train to join Republican National Convention delegates. In Kansas City, chaos-like energy marks the buildup as leaders push farm relief and prohibition as top issues with diverse delegate blocs and statements from Lowden, Goff, and Butler shaping early consensus.
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A. L. Garford
Kansas City
Mr. Garford
Cleveland
Four Intersections Seek Traffic Signals in City Survey
A city traffic survey starts to decide where a signal should go among four corners Lodi street with Lake avenue, West River street with Lodi, Fast avenue with Fourth street, and East River with East Broad street. Police report 1 498 vehicles pass Lake avenue and Lodi street between 3 and 5 pm last Saturday. Lt Totley Sweet to survey West River and Lodi.
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Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
West River Street
Fast Avenue
Fourth Street
East River
East Broad Street
Lloyd Sweet
Totley Sweet
West River
Ocean Flights Delayed As Fog Halts Atlantic Bid
In St John’s on June 9 dense fog and easterly winds indefinitely postponed Amelia Harbart’s planned flight to England in the Fokker Friendship. Cape Race coast was obscured and start is not expected before Sunday. New York reports say no immediate start for Miss Mabel Bell across the Atlantic, with weather forecasts delaying her attempt by at least two days.
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ST. John's
N. F
Amelia Harbart
England
Friendship
Cape Race
Searhart
New York
Miss Mabel Bell
Mabel Bell
Atlantic
Lorain County Part in Federal Road Plan Worth Five Million
Lorain County becomes a key part of a ten year federal highway laboratory centered on Cleveland. The plan, costing about 4.9 million for Lorain in roads and bridges, calls for seven arterial routes into Cleveland and numerous feeder highways. County officials favor bonds over current taxes to fund the project as traffic is projected to rise 58 percent, with a coordinated regional approach across seven counties in the Western Reserve.
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Cleveland
Federal
W. R. Hopkins
Hopkins
Lorain County
United States
Western Reserve
Lake Road
North Ridge
French Creek
U. S
Sidelights On Coming G. O. P. Convention
Four sons of former presidents will attend the Republican national convention in Kansas City next week with three as delegates James A Garfield son of James A Garfield will attend but not delegate Will Rogers will speak as a candidate his platform promising 20 percent more than rivals and opposing costly storage chickens at banquets Travel agents report crowded hotels Firestone polo team of four Firestone sons meets Wakonda quartet of Des Moines in opening tourney one battle today lead by Will Rogers
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Kansas City
Webster Co. Hayes
Rutherford B.hayes
Robert Taft
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
James A. Garfield
Will Rogers
Life
Beverly Hills
Calif
Pacific Coast
Des Moines
Fire Loss Across Elyria This Month
Fire records show only one incident this month in Elyria, an automobile fire with minimal damage. Experts say losses may remain low if the first nine days’ activity are representative, using it as a criterion for June’s overall fires.
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Elyria
Calif Delegates Stage Hoover Parade at RNC in Kansas City
California delegates led a Hoover parade at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. A cowboy band rode ahead, with two blocks of decorated cars bearing Hoover slogans and California boosters showing strong support for Herbert Hoover.
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Kansas City
California
Herbert Hoover
Little Drainage Trouble Here
City Service Director John N. Efdt said little drainage trouble has been experienced despite five days of rain. Sewers handled the water as it fell and only a few flood reports were received earlier in the week. 今日 rain threatened more drainage issues as torrents hit saturated ground.
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City Service
John N. Efdt
Architect Stricken and Died at Dinner Dance
John W. C. Corbusier 49 of Corbusier and Foster Cleveland architects was stricken at a dinner dance in Hudson last night and died within minutes.
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Hudson
John W. C. Corbusier
Corbusier and Foster
Cleveland
Man Pleads Guilty In Liquor Transport Case
Cleveland man Henry Masching admits transporting liquor and claims he was selling it. Judge Thompson questions his claim and sentences him to a $1,000 fine plus costs. his car is seized after deputies chase him and find twenty pints of liquor. The case notes Masching’s four months in business and lack of a legitimate customer claim.
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Diogenes
County Court House
Henry Masching
Cleveland
Masching
Cuyahoga
Sandapg
Thompeos
Manching
Thompece
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Elmair
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Edythe E. Harris
Gerald M. Frank
Helen BE. Frey
Lois McCaw
Dorothy A. Wuilford
Summer Bible School
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ritchie
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Dawes
American Farm Bureau Federation
Austral
Wild With Joy
Ace
Lorain Man
Borat
Washington
Idaho
Borah
Power Trust
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League of Nations
Nicaragua
Proover
Senate
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
London
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
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Anti-Saloon League
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Potomac
President Coolidge
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Will H. Wood
Firestone Brothers
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