Republican finance chiefs target 500000 for fall war chest
In Washington a meeting of GOP financial managers set a tentative goal of about 500000 for this fall to fund campaigns for a new House and part of the Senate. The deficit from the 1920 race, about 540000, was to be carried but might be covered later. Fred Upham and key leaders attended as efforts to clear the books continued.
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Republican National Organization
United States Senate
Washington
House
Senate
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
John T. Adams
Daugherty
Weeks
Charles D. Hillas
New York
William Wrigley
Fred B. Patterson
Dayton
William H. Croker
San Francisco
A. T. Davis
Pittsburgh
Upham
June
Lonely Wife Poisoned Children and Herself in Narragansett Bay Home
Providence June 10 Mariners near Narra gansett Bay report tragedy at a small island house. Nellie, isolated by post duties, poisoned herself and two children, Nellie and two year old Russell, before Ellsworth Smith returned with the wounded and others trying to seek aid. The six year old Ellsworth Jr. is said to be in serious condition. The motive or fuller details remain unclear as locals recount the scene.
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Providence
R. L
Narragansett Bay
Ellsworth Smith
Smith
Nellie
Island Post
Russell
Ellsworth, Jr
Republican named Pa chairman in hot Bellevue ballot vote
Philadelphia June 10 W Hary Baker was elected chairman of the Republican State committee by 81 to 62 at the Bellevue Stratfford hotel in a heated meeting. The result dealt a knockout to Pinchot supporters who had hoped to win by the same aggressive tactics used in the primary.
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Philadelphia
W. Hary Baker
Republican State Committee
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Pinchot
Father John’s Medicine Praised by Family of Five
Mrs J Morgan of St. Louis testifies that two years ago her family suffered influenza and distressing coughing. After using Father John’s Medicine they recovered and found it helpful for throat and bronchial troubles. The ad claims it strengthens the run down and is a pure food aid guaranteed free of alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Woman censor board member fired in Columbus row
Mrs Margaret Snow was dismissed as chief of the state division of motion picture censors by State Director of Education Riegel. Snow alleged a political motive to undermine censorship and cited hindrances and a file search as triggers for her firing.
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Columbus
Margaret Snow
Riegel
Motion Picture Censors
Mrs. Snow
Liquor Toters Given Stiff State Sentences
In Columbus Lune 10 pleading guilty Guy Cisco of Zanesville was fined 250 dollars and costs. Jas M Wilson William Jackson and John Ehret of Zanesville each received fines of 125 dollars and costs by Federal Judge Sater for violating the Volstead act.
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Columbus Lune
Guy Cisco
Zanesville
Jas. M. Wilson
William Jackson
John Ehret
Fedstar
Sater
Health fears rise as coal strike drags on
Ohio officials warn ongoing nationwide coal strike may worsen health in Athens Perry Hocking and Guernsey counties. A five day health survey reports little current suffering, but warns of undernourished children, maternal care gaps, and increased illness as unemployment and heat strain persist. Health authorities deploy a nurse to Murray City.
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Congress
Mine Labor Board
Senate
War Labor Board
War Time History
Pregent Railroad Labor Board
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Columbus
Athens
Perry
Hacking
Guernsey
State Health Department
Ohio Coal Fields
Rs Aid Womens Clubs
State Department of Health
Murray City
Labor fight threatens unity at Chicago union convention
Inter National presidents of unions in the American Federation of Labor begin an early probe into the Chicago building trades division described as chaotic. Gompers leads efforts to settle the carpenters vs building trades dispute while opposition voices warn the rift could spread to the convention and broader labor movement.
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Geome
Gompers
Federation
William Bowen
Bricklayers’ Union
Building Trades
Cincinnati
Department of the American Federation of Labor
Chicago
United States
American Federation of Labor
Jane
Labor Lea
Carpenters
Building Trades Department
Lenine
Russia
Morte Radical
U. S
Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
U.S. Supreme Court
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Railroad Labor Board
Harding
Coronado
Local Officials Named in Lorain County Races
A list of candidates for county and village offices includes representatives for the Elyria and Lorain areas. Roles cover court of appeals judge common pleas judge sheriff commissioner recorder treasurer surveyor auditor clerk prosecuting attorney coroner and more with multiple party affiliations noted.
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Elmer F.cotton
Elyria Township
Claude Spicer
Ridgeville
Luetta Peabody
Oberlin
Court of Appeals
C. G. Washburn
Elyria
Common
Lorain
William G. Mitchell
D. A. Richards
L. Moebius
Amherst
Walter C. Ludwig
F. M. Pfieffer
Wellington
Cc. M. Theobald
Miller Wilcox
Monroe H. Welty
Frank Ellenberger
Abel Marsh
Local suit seeks 46 dollars for medical services
C M Herald sues Harry Coughlin for 46 dollars for medical services. Edith Furmedge, a leading Covent Garden opera season singer, is the daughter of a London policeman.
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C. M. Herald
Harry Coughlin
Judemer
Covent Garden
Edith Furmedge
London
Stocks Fade as Markets Open Week in Mixed Trading
New York stocks weaken with United States Steel down 1 3 8 to 100 1 2 and Studebaker slipping 8 4 to 120 1 2. Utah Copper, Mexican Petroleum, New Haven and others show declines while early Chicago grain prices rise slightly and bond quotes edge in Liberty issues.
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New York
United States Steel
Utah
Studebaker
Mexican Petroleum
New Haven
Ajax Rubber
Alaska
H&k
American Locomotive 113
Foundry
American Sugar Refining
Atchison Thouwe
Atlantic Gulf & W
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Pethlehem Steel
Butts & Superior Trees
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Treee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Northwastern
Mil
St. Paul
Chile
Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel
Columbia Gas & Electie
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel Teen
Food Products
Reece
Erie
Stone Dy
Prid Penkeege
General Electric
General Motors
Coodrich
Northern Pr
Northern Ore
Illinois Central Ae
Inspiration Copper Teeeaes
Nickel Ae
Int
Paper
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley Marine Date
Marine Pr
Pete Aeatae Ae
Miami Cogner
Midvale Steel
National Enamel & Stamp
New York Central Poet
N. Y
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
U.S. Rubber
Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
White Motors Oe Wes
Wees
Willys Overland
CLEVELAND Live Stock Cattle Receipts Report
Dayton dispatch says cattle receipts totaled 350 with a weak market. Also notes Lt. Clayton Bissel of General Mitchells staff crashed at McCook Field while en route to the capital. he was uninjured though his plane was wrecked.
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Cleveland
Dayton
Clayton Bissel
Washington
William Mitchells
McCook Field
National
Riot at Coal Mine Injures Three in Terre Haute
Three men were injured when a riot broke out at the Kerns Cost Company coal mine near Terre Haute Indiana as more than 100 striking workers demanded halt to operations. Deputy sheriffs moved in but were warned off by the strikers.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Kerns Cost Company
Obderlin Village Council OKs taxes and weed rule
Obderlin Village Council met Thursday. They approved an assessment of three tenths of one percent for the firemen's compensation fund and ordered removal of old hitching posts on West College. A petition for street lighting on West Elm was referred to the light committee. Weeds must be cut three times a year June July August. Fines and licenses total 265.50. A garbage contract at 20 cents weekly for a year was offered. only five of 100 landowners signed up. The mayor urged resident support for garbage disposal.
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Oberlin
Obder- Tin Village Council
West College Street
West Elm Street
Obethy
Oberlin High School to Graduate Thirty Seven
Oberlin Ohio June 10 Thirty seven pupils will graduate from Oberlin high school this year's class at commencement exercises next Friday evening June 16. There are ten boys and twenty seven girls. Rev L C Wright pastor of Epworth M E church Euclid Ohio will deliver the commencement address in the First church building at six o'clock.
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Oberlin High
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
L. C. Wright
Epworth M. EB
Eucliday
Cleveland
Miss Bumpstead Leigh to Be Staged at Oberlin Hall
Oberlin seniors present the three act modern comedy Miss Bumpstead Leigh by Harry James Smith in Warner Hall at 8 pm Saturday. Smith, former Oberlin English faculty, wrote the piece for Minnie Maddern Fisk and Harrison Gray Fiske produced it in New York.
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Oberlin
Miss Bumpstead-Leigh
Harry James Smith
Warner Hall
Oberlin Club Plans Joint WCTU And League Meeting
Oberlin June 10. The WCTU and League of Women Voters will hold a joint meeting on Wednesday June 14 at 3 pm at Mrs Jewett 73 South Professor Street. Prize temperance essays will be read and reports from the state League meeting in Columbus will be presented by Oberlin delegates. This is the annual Flower Mission meeting of the WCTU.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Club
League of Women Voters
Miss Browen Visits Oberlin Friends in Ohio
Miss Mary Browen of Albuquerque New Mexico visits Oberlin friends at the home of Miss Evadne Van Bockern. Dr and Mrs E Miller attend the Hilldale College commencement as their daughter Ruth leads in the senior class. Prof and Mrs Lahmand entertain Mr and Mrs Vosa of Cleveland last Sunday. Prof and Mrs Chapin travel to Akron for Mrs Chapin’s nephew’s wedding Saturday.
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H. N. Mac Daniels
Apzoapotzalco
D. F. Mexico
Sarah W. Smith
Lorain
Katherine Rowley
South Pleasant
Walter OG. Fiske
Blue Fish Beach
Brant Rock
Mass
Fiske
Randolph-Macon College
Lake Geneva
Vic
B. A. Locke
5. L. Smith
Dayton
C. H. Bowen
Fairport
Bowen
Ada C. Dinkey
Dar
Mary Browen
Albuquerque
N. M
Oberlin
Shea
Evadne van Bockern
E. Miller
Hilladale College
Hilladale
Mich
Ruth
F. J. Lahmand
J. Vosa
Cleveland
W. H. Chapin
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Charman
John
Censor Board
Oquited
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Ohio
York State
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Aviator
Essen
Uoerln
Bers
Har
Ty Morgan
Oberlin Hospital
Fred Gibson
North Main Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eather Burgess
Mc. Barge
Fast College St
Miss Burgess
Ashland
Glade B. Thomas
C. J. Sartor
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Kryptok
C. J. Miller
Century Bik
Murbach Coal Company
The
Elyria Hardware Co
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Boys’ Union
Royal Clothing Store
W. Broad Street
Europe
John Murbach
Broad Street
Foster
Tater Hewitt
Nash
Nash Boat House
Star Boats
Vermilion, Ohio
Ohio Public Service Co
Broad ST
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