Suspect Bell Freed After Name Refusal Incident
Leo Bell of 626 East River Street faced charges of suspicious behavior but was dismissed. He was arrested after an officer on East Broad demanded his name at 1 a m Wednesday and Bell refused, claiming the questioning was a joke. Bell was held until morning, released on bond, and represented by Attorney Richard Horan who argued he could not be arrested for suspicion without an inability to account for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bell
East River Street
W. H. van Oster
Volman C. EK
Parker
East Broad
Bell
Richard Horan
Farker
Theft Reported From East River Street Market
The theft of about 50 dollars from Maury and Bauer Grocery and Meat Market at 917 East River Street was reported this morning. The store was entered through a basement window sometime after 1 p.m. police believe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury and Bauer
East River Street
California call to Hoover in 1928 election speech
A California speaker extols Herbert Hoover as the nation’s choice, urging citizens to unite for victory in November. The address emphasizes duty, human rights alongside property rights, and a spiritual call to action, with references to the Sermon on the Mount and mutual responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Republican Party
California
United States
Herbert Ioover
In And About The Court House Divorce Actions and Alimony
Agnes Yepko of Lorain filed for divorce from John on gross neglect and extreme cruelty after a 1929 marriage and with one child, Freda Hurst. Freda is restored as Freda Johnston and $400 alimony is granted. Herold Hurst of Elyria is granted divorce by Judge A R Wabber on gross neglect. Amherst Savings Bank, via I J Fulton, sues A R Jeune for $8842 on a cognovit note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Yepko
Lorain
John
Freda Hurst
R. D
Elyria
Herold Hurst
A. R. Wabber
Freda Johnston
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
I. J. Fulton
A. R. Jeune
Hoover Nominated Again in 1920 Republican Convention
At the Republican gathering in a large stadium, Hoover was nominated for a second term after a showy, patriotic demonstration. Delegates echoed support with flags, balloons, and a dramatic turnover of stage props as the roll call resumed and Oregon briefly floated Joseph I. France as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford MacNider
Canada
American Legion
Hurley
Illmois
Charles G. Dawes
Cariam
Hoover
Curtis
Republican
White House
America
Snell
Republican National Committee
Joseph Seg
California
Scott
Senator Fess
President Hoover
Oregon
L. B. Sandblast
Jos. I. France
Hee Andblast
France
Sapdbiart
Edward M. Cook Dies At Oberlin
Edward M. Cook 56 died suddenly at his Oberlin home after a stroke following an auto accident two weeks earlier near New Haven. Born October 6, 1875, he worked in manufacturing in Elyria and Oberlin, married Bertha Strauss, and is survived by wife two sons Elton and Charles a sister Harriet Crawford and a brother Charles F. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 at home with Dr. Richards officiating. Interment at Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Koward M. Cook
Forest Street
Mr. Cook
New Haven
Boston
Elyria
Bertha Strauss
August Strauss
Foster-Fitch Company
Damascus Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Elton
Yale University
Charles
Harriet Crawford
California
Charles F
Henrietta
Dr. Richards
Westwood
Soldiers Monument Repair Planned By Village and College
At a village council meeting Earl Morris and Mr. Sears were named to join a college committee to plan repairing the Soldiers Monument on the college campus. Earlier, committees discussed transferring properties along Plum Creek. The council approved a land swap: village ownership along Plum Creek between South Main and South Professor would go to the college, in exchange for land between Pleasant and Spring streets along the creek. Regular meeting business only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morris
Mr. Sears
Plum Creek
Chase
Village Improvement Society
South Main
South Professor Street
College
Pleasant
Spring Streets
Enilete
G A R Meet At Lima Ends With Pageant and Disruption
At Lima Ohio the G A R and W R C anniversary event featured a malfunctioning loudspeaker system. Maryland delegates booed and held Hoover placards as Senator France surged toward the platform before being escorted out amid shouts. Mrs Alvin T Hert read a Hoover endorsement while France alleged a Coolidge nomination plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandblast
Hoover
Maryland
France
Snett
Calyip Coolidge
Alvin T. Hert
National Committee
Unemployment relief fight looms over public works bill
Congressional leaders clash as action on a 500.9 million public works bond and 1.5 billion reconstruction expansion stalls. House approves Home Loan Discount Bank plan to shield homeowners from foreclosure, pending Senate approval and conference. Senate debates economy bill with payroll cuts and 11 percent federal salary reduction. Stock market inquiry resumes with auditor David Stock awaiting Cyrus Eaton’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Democrats
Wasner
Reconstruction Corporation
Home Loan Discount Bank
Las
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
David Stock
Cyrus Baton
Cleveland
Ohio
Stock
Bulkley
Den
Eaton
Tire price rise agreed by rubber industry
Akron reporters say sales heads in the rubber industry agreed to a price increase covering tubes casings and solids to be submitted to dealers nationwide by week end. The new dealer list shows 10 percent on cragging, 15 percent on tubes and 11 percent on solids, signaling a rise in original equipment tire prices. A funeral for Mrs Jenkin Edwards drew attendees from out of town including Miss Mable Dawson Miss Lillian Sears and others from Lakewood Berea Medina and Euclid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Jenkin Edwards
Mabel Dawson
Lillian Sears
Minnie Darling
Lakewood
Birdetta Alexander
Cleveland
Nellie Hower Edgar
Burbank
Ohio
Harry Hower
Lodi
Bess Tebbitt
Oveveerman
Medina
Frederick Roehm
Frances F. Mills
Anne Weldaman
Berea
F. D. Ward
Euclid, GQ
C. M. Carpenter
Charles
Chagrin Falls
Prohibition Shift Marks Major Party Platform Debate
The document notes the first action by a major party to recommend changes in prohibition, tracing the Dem ocratic modification movement to Alfred E. Smith in 1925 after his nomination on a law and order platform. Joseph L. Scott was chosen to place Hoover in nomination. It reflects on the era’s upheaval and the enduring impact on Hoover and the Republican party as the 1932 election approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph L. Scott
Los Angeles
Hoover
United States
Republican Party
Expedition Finds Missing Lines of Gilgamesh Epic
The Field Museum and Oxford University joint dig in Mesopotamia uncovered additional lines of the Gilgamesh epic on a 5500 year old Kish tablet. The tablets reveal details of Gilgamesh's journey, battles with monsters, perilous waters, and the quest for youth via a magical weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Babylon
Field Museum
Oxford University
Mesopotamia
Stephen Langdon
Kish
Girgamesh
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Produce Prices
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hog prices hold steady to higher with 140 to 230 lb hogs quoted around 3.75 to 3.85 and 150 lb hogs down around 3.00 to 3.78. Cattle show steady to strong demand with steers up to 6.60 bulk 5.50, cows mostly down to 3.50, calves strong to high at 8.50 to 7.00, and sheep near steady with lambs 7.00 to 7.50 and middlings 4.50 to 6.50. Cleveland Produce Butter and Eggs report steady, potatoes and other regional prices listed. broader grain and feeds from Minneapolis and Toledo noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
C. Wiverd
Timothy
Pimples Heal After Using Cuticura Soap Ointment
Charles Jackson of Greenville Ohio recounts a two month skin breakout starting with dry skin and progressing to pimples and red irritated lesions. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment he reports complete healing following two cakes and two boxes, and notes soap, ointment, and talcum products were sold nationwide with a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
Biffle Ave
Greenville
Ohio
Cutlture Laboratories
Dept
Maldeo, Maas
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Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
MS ' Ie
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
TOE West Side Lumber & Coal CO
West Street
Richman Bros. Fine Clothes
Roth Tailor Shop
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Sooth Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilkond
Edward M. Cook
Jin
Merriam Dudley
Edna Mason
Carolyn Shreffler
Lucile Davidson
Waldo Powers
Marie Wharton
Cora Hungerford
Eleanor Jackson
Christy ‘Club
Mesdanmies
Hoehy
Pfaff
Edwards
Barricklow
Mary Venn
Oberlin College
Arlen Hospital
Roger Ingraham
Meacham
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Evelyn Sassett
Wallsville
Lima
G. A R and W. R. C
Coolidge
A. J. Brugman Lodi & Weat Ave
Alfred Alten
Second St
ACME
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
Kaynee
Allen
Nazareth
Minneapolis
Toledo
Cuthura
Reublin Bros
Chase & Sanborn
Sunkist
Valencia
Tae
Lux c
Tockson
Murphy’s Go Cleaner
Lux
P. Creamery
Walter
Price
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