Republican Leaders Move Forward to Renominate Hoover-Curtis Ticket
Chicago dispatch reports Republican leaders advancing plans to renominate Hoover Curtis on a prohibition platform at the upcoming National Convention. Debate over the prohibition plank persists, with prospects for Coolidge as a possible vice president discussed in lobbies. Walther F. Brown to stay Hoover’s chief adviser. platform committee chair poised to be a business leader. The party faces fundraising needs and wary November prospects amid tight convention spending and ongoing intra-party disagreements.
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Chicago
Gould
Coolidge
Congress Hotel
Mr. Coolidge
Curtis
National Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Walter F. Brown
Hoover
Washington
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Platform Committee
Court House Senses Probation For Gasper Alias Skates
Louis Skates also known as Gasper was granted probation after pleading guilty to possession of burglar tools. He was paroled to Lorain police officer W A Murphy by Judge W B Thompson. Annabella C Myers, 19, filed for divorce from Gardner Myers on grounds of gross neglect of duty. they wed in 1930.
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Louis Skates
Gasper
W. A. Murphy
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Annabella C. Myers
Gardner Myers
Five Cars Taken From Quarry Near Columbia
Sheriff Clarence Adams reports five cars pulled from the old quarry in Columbia Township yesterday. Most are recent models. one 1924 Chandler with a long in-quarry history. Some cars stripped of tires and accessories. others still have gas in the tank. Quarry about 60 feet deep with 40 feet of water. A five ton gasoline crane, steel cable and an axe boat were used to grapple the machines. more cars may remain.
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Clarence Adams
Columbia Township
Chandler
Egg Eating Title Claim From Ohio Champ
Fresno man Ray Caton eats 25 fried eggs for his Wednesday meal and claims the state egg eating title. he invites any man to a contest anytime. In Napoleon, Ohio, 70 year old Fred Corden, a real estate dealer, hanged himself in his garage on Thursday amid business worries.
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Coshocton
Ray Caton
Fresno
Napoleon, CO
Fred Corden
Deaser
Obituary Notice of Delbert Gager in Oberlin
Delbert A Gager 79 died suddenly at his home 144 West Sohar street Oberlin early yesterday marine He was born February 4 1853 and married 1385 to Etta Buck who preceded him in death He was an expert watch maker until ill health forced retirement He survived by two sisters Mrs Alice Wilmot and Miss Lola Gager Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m from his West Lorain street home Reverend Richards will officiate Burial at Westwood cemetery under George Sedgeman authority
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Mr. Gager
Etta Buck
Oberlin
Shome
Alice Wilmot
Lola Gager
West Lorain Street
Richards
George Sedgeman
Westwood Cemetery
Isabel Ferrell
Nellie Ferrell
Prospect Street
Andrews Institute
Willoughby
Akron
James Brand
Wellington
Marian Kelly
Norma Hammond
Dorothy Bower
Hildreth
Ethel Rows
Stanley Riggs
Bess Arndt
Sullivan
Lucy Patterson
Clifton, D
George Behnka
East College Street
L. E. Daniels
Gambier
Ohio
Bexley Hall
Divinity School
Kenyon College
William Morris
Bim Street
Fairbault
Mina
James A. Richards
Old Trial School
Charles Double
Edith Bacon
Milli- van
Charles Shuckhart
Charles Shuckhart, Jr
Seventh Street
Redhead
Newark
Elyria
Pasadena
California
Shockhart
Charles
William
Crestline
Kate Shuckhart
Pennaborough
West Virginia
Oberlin Kindergarten Graduation and Commencement Plans
Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School will hold its annual graduation Thursday June 16 at 10 oclock in First Church. President Ernest Hatch Wilkins of Oberlin College will give the commencement address. Dean Thomas W. Graham will deliver the Baccalaureate on Sunday afternoon June 12 at 4 in First Church. The class of 56 includes four Lorain county students: Phyllis Godette and Elizabeth Martin of Oberlin, Helen Raynolds of Elyria, and Margaret Pandy of Amherst.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Thomas W. Graham
School of Theology
Lorain Courty
Phyllis Godette
Elizabeth Martin
Helen Raynolds
Elyda
Margaret Pandy
Amherst
Two Teachers Hired by Board Fill Vacancies
The board of education accepted resignations from Miss Emma Pigg and Miss Margaret Lancashire on Tuesday evening and appointed Mrs Leola Wilcox and Mrs Gladys Simpson to fill the vacancies. One vacancy remains at Pleasant Street School.
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Erades
Board of Education
Emma Pigg
Margaret Lancashire
Rawdon
Leola Wilcox
Gladys Simpson
Pleasant Street
Death notices and funeral plans in Euclid and Elyria region
Death notices from Euclid and nearby areas list Cora Bartlett Crandall, Mary Glover, Charles Shuckhart Sr, and relatives. Services scheduled at Cran dall home, Taylor Funeral Home, and Shockhart home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. callers urged for Monday services in Elyria, with multiple survivors and locations including Middle Avenue and Seventh Street. A Virginia jail tale recounts a weasel delivering forty dead rats to inmates, drawing a crowd before perching at a window.
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Richmond
Hallfay County
Virginia
Guards Guard Mine Amid Slay Near Mannington
Twenty National guardsmen with machine guns guarded the Empire Mine No 6 of the Williams Coal Co near Mannington Kentucky after an ambush killed Deputy Sheriff Wallace Myers. The outbreak escalated to deadly violence with Myers dying from gunfire.
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Hopkinsville
National
Empire Mine No. 6
Williama Coal Company
Mannington
Wallace Myers
Myers
New Jersey Police Question Fleminger in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
New Jersey state police arrived in Detroit to question Harry Fleisher, a long sought suspect in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. Fleisher, who surrendered after eight months as a fugitive, faced possible arraignment in Michigan on charges as the alleged trigger man in a Grísly Collingwood massacre. He claimed an alibi during early questioning and challenged an investigator about his long-known involvement.
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Detroit
New Jersey
Harry Fleisher
Fleisher
Michigan
Collingwood
Lieut
Michael Flannigan
Senate Debates 306 Million Relief Bill for States and Cities
Washington June 10 Senate began consideration of a 306 million dollar relief measure to aid states and cities unable to fund unemployment relief. The bill would be advanced by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation at 5 percent interest with repayment starting in 1935 from federal road grants. Delegates clash over construction features and public works outlook amid Hoover attack on the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Democrats
Buddhism as Asia's Religion for 500 Million Sons of Sonia
Buddhism, in its various branches, stands as the religion of 500 million people in Asia. The text notes the widespread reach of Buddhist beliefs across multiple regions and communities, emphasizing its enduring presence continent-wide.
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Asia
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Set by Elyria Lodge and Rebekah
The Memorial Services for Elyria Lodge No. 103 and St. Clair Rebekah Lodge No. 107 are scheduled Sunday at 2 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall with a 2:30 p.m. cemetery service at Ridgelawn. Rev. C F Wiseman will give the address as members buried in Ridgelawn and other cemeteries are honored, followed by eulogies, music, and closing prayers.
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Elyria Lodge No
St. Clair Rebekah
Coolidge still dry on prohibition and unlikely draft
Calvin Coolidge reaffirmed he remains a dry on prohibition and would not consider the vice presidential nomination. He rejected a reported draft movement for Hoover's running mate, noting no candidacy for a lesser office and indicating retirement plans in Plymouth, Vermont.
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Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
United Press
Coolidge
Celler
New York
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Mr. Coolidge
Curtis
Chicago
Elyrians Will Face Trial June 17th
Charles Wiseman Alfred Bauer and Philip Koble all of Elyria will face trial June 17 according to United States Commissioner B D Nicola on charges of possessing and transporting liquor Their arrest followed a Federal prohibition agents raid on the Dover Social Club at Dover Each man was released today under $500 bond signed by the Lexington Surety and Indemnity Company
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Charles Wiseman
Alfred Bauer
Philip Koble
Elyria
United States
B. D. Nicola
Prohibition
Dover
Liberty
Lexington Suret and Indemnity Company
Kingfisher Depletes Gold Fish Pools
A kingfisher stripped Newton gold fish pools of their stock within days. Deputized watcher M. Vincent waited beside a pool with two shotguns and shot the bird as it swooped in for a fish, killing the thief.
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Newton
Upi
Vincent
Local News In A Few Lines From The Ledger
Cars damaged on Furnace Street when John Groag turned into his driveway injuring no one. Bicycle reported stolen from Knuff garage on Lake Avenue, later recovered. Arthur Edwards of Oberlin reports auto stolen. plate 94 453. Truck driver V B Dutcher fined $25 in Marion for overloaded vehicle. deputies report fifth arrest this week.
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John Grogs
Wurnace Street
William Hire
Weat River Street
Furnace Street
Groag
Arthur Edwards
Oberlin
Lcense
V. B. Dutcher
Marion
Justice Court
Fred Brownsworth
Gerald Nau
Paper Sack Savings Lost by Franklin County Farmer
Conrad Ehman, 75, a Franklin county farmer, kept his savings of 1340 dollars in a paper sack in the rear of his automobile to avoid banks. The sack was found by a relative two days after he moved the money from his home, with most funds in old currency.
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Columbus
Conrad Ehman
Franklin County
Ehman
Bandits abduct County Treasurer to Rock Island Court House
Bandits abducted County Treasurer E. Clifford Hall from Mary home and brought him to the Rock Island courthouse where they rifled the treasurer's vault of about $4,000. Hall was compelled to disclose vault access. The incident occurred June 10.
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Rock Island, Imn
E. Clifford Hall
Rock Island County
Mary Today
U S Wins Clean Sweep in Wimbledon Wightman Cup
United States swept open day singles at Wimbledon in the Wightman Cup defeating Great Britain. Helen Wills Moody beat Eileen Bennett Whittingstall 2 6 4 and Helen Jacobs defeated Dorothy Round 6 4 1 63 in the first day results.
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Wimbledon
England
Upi
United States
Great Britain
Helen Wills Moody
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Round
Insane man fled Lorain threatening family
Deputies and Lorain police were asked to watch for a 45 year old man who escaped from his home on 28th Street in Lorain after authorities were notified of his condition. A doctor reports he is likely to commit violence toward his family. Nearby land measurements mention Matthias Lehman to Stella Dechant.
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Lorain Po Hce
28Th Street
Lorain
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Chicago Listings
Cleveland and Chicago market quotes show steady butter and eggs, varied poultry prices, and mixed potato and grain figures. Livestock reports note higher week totals for cattle and lambs, with top prices around 3.90 for week and calves weak, while grasses and hay hold steady amid regional market activity.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Penn
Maine
Idaho
Wales
Segener
Chicago
Leghorn
Roosters Sc Ducks
Wheat Showing Strength
Wheat futures opened stronger and moved up more than a cent a bushel in Chicago trading. Corn and oats followed with gains as profit-taking trimmed early advances. by close, wheat was 3-8 to 1-2 cents higher, corn up 1-2 to 7-8 cents, oats 3-2 to 3-4 cents higher.
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Ohio
Lemes
Jvc
Cleveland
Chicago
Jail terms suspended for two gas theft cases
Morris Sturtevant and William Jones were released from county jail after serving 30 days for stealing gasoline from cars. Jones received a $100 fine and Sturtevant a $60 fine, but the penalties were suspended by Mayor W H Van Oster, as reported by the jailor.
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Morris Sturtevant
William Jones
Jones
Sturtevant
W.H. van Oster
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