Desperate Family Help as Police Seek Missing Husband
Last night police were called to the home of Mrs Anta Kuchno on Sixteenth Street over destitute conditions. Her husband left for Detroit, leaving two daughters aged two and four with no money. Mrs Gill an of the Associated Charities will arrange care, and a warrant may be issued for the absent husband if he does not return. In a separate item, the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Cleveland Terminal Company to issue fifteen to nineteen thousand dollars of five percent first mortgage bonds to fund a new railway station.
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Streets Riot of Color When Grottoes Stage Giant Parade
Over 10 000 uniformed Grotto members from across the United States joined a daylight parade as a feature of the veiled prophets annual convention in Cleveland. Drill teams and bands in oriental costumes competed for prizes and a large crowd witnessed the event.
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United States
Cleveland
U S urged to end conditions in China by foreign groups
The African association of China and the American chamber of commerce in Shanghai cable to Secretary Hughes demanding immediate U S action to end intolerable conditions in China. They call for six measures including suspension of benefits, disarmament, foreign supervision of finances, foreign guards on transport routes, foreign garrisons, and suspension of indemnity, with support from Chinese business and banking interests.
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Indianapolis to host next Grotto meet in June
The Supreme Council awarded Indianapolis the Grotto convention hosting rights after a close vote over Los Angeles, Atlantic City, Brooklyn and Boston. Fifteen patrols competed in the drill at Public Auditorium with Achbar Grotto Columbus winning a silver cup, Aryan Grotto Chicago second, and Nazir Canton third.
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Court of Appeals to Hear Surmeha Case Next Monday
The court of appeals has served notice they will be in session next Monday morning to hear the appeal of Frank Surmeha versus H. C. Terrell. They may also hear one or two additional cases.
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Frank Surmeha
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Blast victim Frank Damsey dies from factory explosion injuries
Frank Damsey the fireworks maker at a Riverview Park area factory died at St Joseph's hospital at 4 pm after a blast that cost him both legs and left him body mutilated. Andrew Jacobozzi injured but stable. Damsey known locally as an Italian trained fireworks maker with recent orders for July 4th and a stock of explosives.
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Clint Worthington
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Agricultural Society
Four more men indicted and plead guilty in court
A grand jury yielded pleas of guilty from four men. One burglary defendant received a term at Mansfeld reformatory after stealing from Richfield stream. Mike Krup of Lorain pled guilty to assault and battery with a $25 fine. LeRoy Jones of Lorain got ninety days for carrying concealed weapons. Luper Lopez of Lorain pleaded guilty to stabbing and was sent to Mansfield reformatory. his attorney requested deportation to Mexico as an undesirable alien.
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Richwitle
Mansfeld Reformatory
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Lorain
LeRoy Jones
Luper Lopez
Mansfield Reformatory
Lopez
Mexico
W U. S
F R Cautle Declares Against Mayor Jones in Race
F R Cautle 119 Chaye street filed nominating papers to seek the Republican mayoral nomination this fall. A former city council member, Cautle works for the Farmers Supply Co. on West Broad Street and now opposes Jones in the race.
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Croker Will Test Case Nearing Its End
In Dublin on June 13 Mrs Ethel Croker White daughter of the late Richard Croker testified for the plaintiff in the action to break the Croker will. Defense argued lack of evidence of undue influence and questioned Bula Croker’s marriage to Guy Marone in 1914. The motion to dismiss was overruled as the will contest proceeds.
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La Follette Seen as Harding Opponent by Congressman
Pratt reports President Herdieg will face a single Meeblian opponent in the presidential race. J N from the seventh district says Senator Robert M La Follette will run but without Borah or John here in support, showing closer ties to Harding.
Senator Caraway Warns of Farm Emigration and Food Shortage
Senator Caraway says farm depopulation will cause a national food shortage within five years if emigration to cities continues. He pledges remedial legislation to admit emigrants or provide a living wage for farm workers, warning half the nation’s farm land could go idle and food production fall by half.
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China’s President Li Yuan Hung Flees Peking by Train
At 1:20 PM Li Yuan Hung left Peking on a special train for Tien Tsin with minimal guards after a threat by General Feng Jui-Siang demanding his departure. Feng’s troops are poised to occupy the city as the capital remains tense and undecided.
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US Eyes 12 Mile Sea Limit to Ease Prohibition Enforcement
Washington and London debate extending the US three mile limit to twelve miles to allow liquor imports under seal. Washington has informally proposed a treaty with Britain France and others, pending changes to the national Prohibition Act. London officials signal Britain opposes the plan’s right of search outside the three mile limit and seek secrecy.
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Divorce Granted in Cross Petition for Sofia Kiska
Sofia Kiska obtained a divorce from Mike Kiska on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She won custody of the children and a readjustment of alimony was agreed. In New York, German marks fell to 95,000 per dollar in today’s exchange market.
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Immigrant Rush Begins as July 1 Quota Opens
June 13 report details 22 starters bound for Ellis Island on July 1 as the United States resumes the annual immigration influx. Officials note 357,808 immigrants expected this year with thousands already booked from Liverpool and other ports.
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Honorary Degrees Awarded by Ithaca College and Peers
In 1384 Wooster reports honorary degrees granted to several clergymen and scholars. Karl T. Compton, physics professor, receives a D.D. from Rev. Platte at Covenant Presbyterian Detroit. Rev. William Huber of First Presbyterian Alesis, D.D. Rev. Ralph K. Hickok Bible professor Wells College Cortland N.Y. D.D. Rev. Alfred Lee Wilcos First Presbyterian Skies ton D.D.
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Skieston
Milk dealer arrested for operating without license
Food Inspector George Savage swore a warrant for Harry Stang of River Road on a charge of selling milk in the city without a license. Last night the inspector caught him delivering milk to customers on the river’s waste side and Stang will be arrested and brought before Mayor Jones.
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New Church To Cost 60000 Dollars and Home Permit
Two building permits were issued by city hall. Holy Cross church on West Avenue will cost 60000 dollars, and Mrs Florence Guthrie will build a 3000 dollar dwelling.
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Florence Guthrie
Grange and Kipton Sinking Fund Commissioners Named
Inde. Webber appoints sinking fund commissioners for the Grange and Kipton district. The slate includes LeGrasse R D Holcom H M George Powers Wood H J Ryas B Cook B W Gibbs Lekse John Wittereat and D Basiean.
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Hutchinson Kans Farmers Face Drought Hit Crops
Report from Hutchinson Kansas notes a severe drought and erratic rainfall threaten the wheat crop this year. Farmers describe multiple droughts and heat as well as storms that could ruin expectations, with grain prospects significantly lowered across many areas.
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Bob Southwestern
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