Postpone Final Action On Gas Ordinance
Council postpones final action on a new gas rate ordinance at the Logan Gas Company request due to absence of a Columbus official. The next meeting sets July 6 to revisit the matter. Lawrence Webber, the company attorney, says a 50 cent city rate is unacceptable and a third reading would force an appeal to the public utilities commission, likely a long fight. The parties hope to negotiate a settlement to avoid commission action. If unresolved, the company may continue under the present rate with a bond and refund future reductions.
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Logan Gas Company
Columbus
Lawrence Webber
Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Gas Committee of Council
Utilities Commission
Harry Redington
15 Teachers Are Chosen Here For Summer School
Fifteen Elyria public school teachers will constitute the six weeks summer staff at Elyria High School on Sixth street. Superintendent R C Maston announced tentative high school and grade lists, with possible changes based on enrollments. The high school roster includes Hoffman, Fowell, Kinder, Dusthimer, Wilson, Smith, Lewis, Linville, Vaughn, S Smith, and Remington. grades add Gates, Solida, and Thompson.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Sixth Street
R. C. Maston
Philip Hoffman
Gladys Fowell
Mildred Kinder
F. A. Dusthimer
Harold Wilson
C. L. Smith
Nellia Lewis
J. C Linville
J. J Vaughn
S. C. Smith
Gertrude Remington
Fern Gates
Sylvia Solida
Grace Thompson
Wilkins Plans To Proceed Quickly Toward North Pole
Sir Hubert Wilkins intends to repair the Nautilus engines and push toward the north pole at once. Lady Wilkins said the plan was wirelessed from the Mauretania as she neared Southampton from New York to London, undaunted by the mid ocean disaster.
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France
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Lady Wilkins
Sir Hubert
New York
London
Southampton
Ohio Forecast Sees Fair to Mild Weather Across State
Fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions in the northwest. Yesterday’s highs topped Phoenix 106 El Paso 100 Abilene 98. Today’s lows include Flagstaff 38 White River 34 Cochrane 42. Weather remains unsettled in Atlantic Gulf and North Pacific regions with generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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Atlantic
Gulf States
North Pacific Coast
Shreds And Patches As Oberlin Commencement Address
At Oberlin on June 16 Dr. Kemper Fullerton delivered the Commencement Address titled Shreds and Patches. The Oberlin Graduate School of Theology figure was chosen by the graduating class, who announced the honor last fall. Fullerton reflected on literary tastes, childhood, and warned against self expression and sensationalism in modern culture. He urged reverence for the past and criticized erosion of moral standards amid changing times.
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Kemper Fullerton
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Victoria
Trollope
Hemingway
Aldous Huxley
Emerson
Lowell
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Dreiser
Sinclair Lewis
Fulclrton
Illumination Night draws thousands at Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio June 16 thousands attend Illumination Night at Oberlin College as Japanese lanterns create a colored ceiling over the campus Alumni from classes back to 1869 join the display In the alumni parade the class of 1906 won first honors for best presentation with ’21 and 1911 taking second and honorable mention Graduation exercises for Oberlin’s 98th commencement tomorrow will see many alumni attend their children’s ceremony President and Mrs Ernest Hatch Wilkins observed the parade before the reviewing stand page 8 continuation.
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Oberlin College
Obertin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College awards 311 degrees at 89th commencement
At Oberlin College and Conservatory ceremonies this morning 221 A B degrees were conferred along with 29 Mus B degrees and 4 Mus M degrees. The total 311 degrees includes 12 honorary degrees for the year.
Oberlin honors five with honorary degrees at 5th commencement
Oberlin College awarded five distinguished honorary degrees at its 5th annual commencement. Doctor of Science honors went to Col. Claude H. Birdseye and Charles E. St. John. Birdseye, a leading U.S. topographic engineer, mapped Mt. Kilauea region and led American mapping of the St Mihiel area in World War I. He also read an expedition boat route through the Grand Canyon keeping a transverse line and levels intact. St. John is on Mt. Wilson staff.
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Oberlin College
Claude H. Birdseye
Charles E. St. John
Birdseye
United States
Mt. Kilauea
St Mihiel
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Mt. Wilson
Official List of City Candidates Published
The Chronicle Telegram prints certified copies from the board of elections listing Democratic and Republican city candidates alphabetically, reflecting intense primary election interest. The dem and rep lists are presented as complete city candidate tallies for the upcoming election.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Elections
Motion to Dismiss Charges Against Bender Fails
In Cleveland on June 16, Judge N. Craig McBride denied a motion to dismiss embezzlement and perjury charges against former state senator George I. Bender. The indictment accuses him as president of the Constitutional Law Enforcement League of embezzling 22,750 dollars and filing a false report of campaign expenses. Defense attorney Gerard J. Pilhod and prosecutor David R. Hertz argued the motion as the state rested its case and the defense began presenting testimony.
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George I. Bender
N. Craig McBride
Constitutional Law Enforcement League
Bender
League
Gerard J. Pilhod
David R. Hertz
Four-H Club Leaders Conference Draws Lorain County Youth
Nearly 264 men women and youth from Lorain County gathered at the Y M C A for the annual Four H Club Leaders and Officers Conference. Morning sessions included separate groups for presidents secretaries recreation leaders club reporters and advisors with demonstrations planned to show how to apply the morning’s lessons this afternoon.
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Lorain County
Scamman Reinstated Principal At Avon High
Avon High's principal position was settled last night when Waldo Blake declined the offer, leaving Scamman unopposed to take the post at 3000 dollars annually while Blake would have earned 1750. A legal question arose over which contract bound the board. Prosecutor Don W. Myers stated Scamman could hold the board to their contract, and Blake’s withdrawal resolved further complications.
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Board of Education
Waldo Blake
A. Scamman
Scamman
Blake
Don W. Myers
Thenr
Oberlin Opens New Women’s Pool With Address
Miss Mabel Lee national president of the American Physical Education Association dedicates Oberlin College’s new 115000 pool for women. She urges athletic education as essential to all students, condemns sports hysteria, and calls for campuses to prioritize broad student well being over elite spectacles.
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Mabel Lee
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Oberlin College
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Harding Memorial Dedication At Marion Oklahoma
President Hoover and former President Coolidge were to address the dedication of the Warren G. Harding Memorial in Marion. The marble monument, begun in 1925 and finished years ago, features Georgia marble circular design with 48 pillars and the Harding graves, as thousands of mourners and schoolchildren gathered for the event.
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Honver
State House
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Tle
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States of the Union
Capone Faces Possible Prison Term in Tax and Liquor Cases
June 11 Chicago reports the federal government brought Al Capone to justice after a long criminal career. Prosecution argues Capone faces multiple indictments for tax evasion totaling $215,000 on nearly $1.9 million income and directing a bootlegging operation netting about $200 million over 19 years. Maximum penalties cited include up to 32 years in prison and $80,000 fine for tax charges and up to two years with a $10,900 fine for liquor-related offenses.
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Chicago
Searface al’ Capone
Capone
Oberlin College Receives Gift From Miller Fund Created
Oberlin College today announced a gift of 50009 dollars from R T Miller Jr president of the American School. Miller is donor of the Etta Fraser Miller Loan Fund at Oberlin Baldwin Wallace Berea and the University of Rochester.
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Oberlin College Today
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Chicago
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Etta Fraser Miller
Oberlin
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Berea
University of Rochester
Train Wreck Injures Twenty in Rail Collision
A rear car of a New York, New Haven and Hartford commuter train derailed after hitting an open switch. It struck a steel pillar, rebounded into a standing freight train, and slammed into a steel abutment, injuring twenty people.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Auto Train Collision Kills Mother and Baby at Big Four Crossing
A mother Mrs Earl Thoman and her infant Cordelia died when an auto driven by Mr Thoman collided with a train at a Big Four crossing in Galion on Monday night. A second child, John, was seriously injured but expected to recover after hospital transfer.
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Earl Thoman
Cordelia
John
GOOLIDGE LAUDS ATTAINMENT OF HARDING
Marion Ohio June 16 Warren G Harding was well suited to lead during the postwar period. Calvin Coolidge at Harding Memorial dedication praised his character and admin achievements while praising his social grace and expressed confidence in his leadership. Hoover, at Marion dedication, called Harding betrayed by associates, lauded his patriotism and religious feeling, and cited the Washington Arms Conference as a pinnacle of his two years in the White House.
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Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Warren Harding
Mr. Hoover
White House
Washington
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Prince
Warren G Harding Memorial Honored by Governor White
Marion Ohio June 16 Governor George White accepted the Harding Memorial on behalf of the state praising Harding’s rise from poverty in Morrow County to U S senator and president. He cited democratic opportunity and public service as enduring legacies amid continued discussion of his achievements.
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Warren G. Harding
Warren Harding
United States
South of America
First Session Of Cooking School To Be Held Tomorrow
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a three day Cooking School and Electrical Exhibit at the Harry H. Smith Block starting tomorrow. Classes run from 2 3 6 to 4 3 5 daily with home economist Viola Irwin leading practical talks for busy women. Open to the public with no registration fee, the event aims to acquaint Elyria women with modern kitchen equipment and real cooking guidance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Harry H. Smith
Viola Irwin
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