Steve J Leser Heads State Eagles Leader of Elyria Lodge
Steve J Leser, president of the Elyria Eagles lodge, was elected head of the Eagles lodges of Ohio at the state convention in Toledo. Elyrians marched to Toledo, 200 traveled, over 100 in uniform. Official list names Stephen J Teser as president, with Sweeney, Brown, Hyneman, Hoverman, Abel, Strohmer, Fletcher, and Tracy among officers.
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Elyria Lodge
Ohio
Steve J. Laser
Elyria Eagles Lodge
Eagles Lodges of
Toledo
Elyrians
Steve J Leser
Stephen J. Teser
Elyria
Martin L Sweeney
Cleveland
M. F. Brown
Springfield
F. L Hyneman
Columbus
Roy Hoverman
Delphos
John A. Abel
Marion
Wiliam Strohmenner
Piqua
Chas. L Fletcher
Ard
M. L Tracy
Zanesville
Elyrian opens drive to win Republican governor nomination
Orrville June 18 J F Burke Elyria state senator and GOP governor hopeful kicked off an eight week Ohio wide campaign to August 12. He toured in a car caravan with Burke for Governor banners and a noisy unafone blasting old folk songs and jazz. Burke vowed to depoliticize public welfare law enforcement and highway departments and to block patronage in appointments.
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J. F. Burke
Orrville
Ohio
International
J. F Burke
Elyria
Burke
Fireman Near Death In Early Morning Fire
In Dayton Ohio a fire at the Barlow Motor Company sales rooms left Lieutenant Ed J Geisler near death and several others overcome by heat and smoke. Geisler reportedly plunged three stairs into a interacted court and property loss was estimated up to 75006 dollars.
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Dayton
Ed. J. Geisler
Barlow Motor Company
Geisler
Bankruptcy filing for Elyria National Rubber Heel Co
June 18 in Cleveland Gus Davis secretary and treasurer filed in federal court a schedule of assets and liabilities for Elyria National Rubber Heel Company. Liabilities listed at 38317.58 dollars with assets of 12372.12 dollars as bankruptcy proceedings proceed.
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Cleveland
Gus
Davis
Elyria National Rubber Heel Company
Film star Count Escoto found dead in Los Angeles
Bulletin reports a murder twist as Count Miguel Escoto, linked to a film star and a famed actress, is discovered in a local apartment. Separate dispatches show US manufacturing employment falling 42 percent in May with payrolls down 5.1 percent and earnings off 1 percent, and Maine GOP primary counts placing Senator Frank Farrington ahead of Ralph Brewster by about a dozen votes.
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Angeles
Cal
Norris Nodler
Miguel Jacoto
Count Escoto
Washington
United States
Department For Labor
Portland
Frank G. Farrington
Ralph O. Brewster
Mellon Starts Work On New Tax Measure
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon begins drafting a new tax plan after Congress rejected his earlier revisions. The proposal will be presented to Congress in December with President Coolidge’s support, while the upcoming presidential election could decide which tax ideas prevail. The article notes that Coolidge signed the current law and hints at继续 tax reform depending on which party controls the White House and Congress.
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Washington
Treasury
Furnifold Simmons
North Carolina
Capitol Hill
Mellon
Gowridge
Coolidge
Congress Co
Tevinson
Congress
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
A brief readable fragment notes a local figure or event but lacks clear names or details. The few legible items hint at a civic or social item on a community page with minimal context and no identifiable entities.
Mussolini Aide Resigns as Matteotti Crisis Deepens
Italian cabinet ministers offer their portfolios to Premier Mussolini to permit the cabinet’s resignation amid a crisis sparked by the disappearance of Socialist deputy Matteotti. Aldo Finai, Mussolini’s close aide, quits after opposition presses accuse him of involvement in Matteotti’s murder.
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Thei Portfolis
Mussolini
Matteott
Aldo Finai
Body of Slain Woman Found in James River
Richmond dispatch reports the corpse of Violet Sydnor, 23, wife of Walter Sydnor, 38, found in the James River with a crushed skull and bruising. Her mother identified the body as Violet Sydnor. Doctors believe she was deceased before being thrown into the river, with indications of a life threatening struggle.
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Richmond
James River
F. Rainey
Violet Sydnor
Walter Sydnor
Columbus
Sydnor
Fire destroys Yale Arena in New Haven blaze
A large fire in New Haven today gutted the Arena building spanning a full city block. Damage is estimated at 750000, with Yale University’s artificial rink and home hockey facilities severely wrecked, causing major disruption to university activities and local sports.
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New Daveny
Conn
Yale Univers Ties
Yale
New Haven
Thief Steals Papers From Store Front And Escapes
Sid Hancock of Bowers drug store reported a newspaper theft in front of his shop. He chased the thief who rode up on a bicycle and fled on foot, abandoning the bike which was turned over to police. The bicycle valued at 25 dollars and the stolen paper at 2 cents.
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Sid Hancock
Bowers Drug Store
Hancock
Mellon Called Arch Bootlegger at Farmer-Labor-Progressive Convention
At the Farmers Labor Progressive convention in Saint Paul Secretary Andrew Mellon was denounced as the Arch bootlegger of the age. Tensions rose as Mahoney warned the possibility of a mass walkout to thwart Communist delegates, with hall management requesting doors be kept open or secured by police.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Charles E Taylor
Montana
Farmer- Labor- Progressive
Mahoney
Farmer-Laborites
International News Service
Farmer- Laborites
Frank G. Carpenter Dies in Shanghai After Illness
June 18 Shanghai reports the death of Frank G. Carpenter, renowned American traveler and author, after several weeks of illness. The well known writer, who journeyed widely, passed away in China, with details noted by local correspondents.
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Faark G. Carpenter
China
Shanghai
Frank G. Carpenter
Death by own action linked to bad weather among farmers
Ashland Ohio June 18. Worry over bad weather that hindered corn planting and ongoing ill health was cited today as the cause of Elmer Henty a 40 year old Wayne county farmer’s death by his own hand at his West Salem home. He slashed his wrists and cut his throat and died soon after.
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Ashland
Elmer Henty
Wayne County
West Salem
Haut
McAdoo Confident of Nomination and Also the Election
William G. McAdoo voiced confidence in winning the Democratic nomination whether by two thirds or by majority rule as he traveled to New York for the convention. Acknowledging railroad waybills toward the White House, he joked about the path to victory and left Washington for New York after breakfast with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Pennsylvania delegates backed Gov. Al Smith, while McAdoo declared he would face the field in Madison Square Garden as preconvention maneuvering intensified.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
McAiley
New York
Raiilroad
McAdoo
Waybill
Los Angeles
White House
Atlantic
Pacific
Whites House
Union State
McAdoos
Woodrow Wilson
Street
Mcidoo
Penna
Smith Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gov. al. Smith
John H. Bigelow
Madison Square Garden
Weather calm after unusual pattern returns to normal
Washington June 18 United States weather forecaster Charles L Mitchall says the current unusual conditions are easing and the nation is entering the first stretch of a return to normal weather. He notes spring and summer temperatures were unusually low east of the Rockies with heavy rains delaying crops by two to three weeks while the western region was warmer and drier.
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Washington
United States
Charles L. Mitchall
Mitchell
Rocky Mountains
Ex Jurist Wanamaker Falls to Death in Ill Health
Prominent Ohio judge Wanamaker leapt from a window in a drugged bath room after a nurse assisted him. He fell more than 100 feet, dying from injuries. A coroner ruled death by his own hand and noted his fame as a progressive judge and author. Court adjourned in respect. cases postponed to September.
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Murphy
Judge Wanamaker
Common Pleas Court
Summit
Medina
Lorain
Wanamaker
U. S
Frank B Willis
Delaware
Supreme Court
Djournment
Three Bodies Recovered From Quarry Near Chicago
DuPage county authorities probed the deaths of a man and two women after their automobile sank in a water filled quarry near Chicago. One woman was nearly nude with a single undergarment, the other fully dressed, as investigators worked the submerged car.
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Chicago
Dupage County
Answers Filed in $120000 AML Suits in Cleveland
Federal court in Cleveland received three suits totaling 120000 filed by administrators of John Bidwell Ralph Powell and Henry Gartner over a Baltimore and Ohio engine crash on the Hog Run Bridge five miles south of Newark on March 23 that killed three train men. The actions accuse the railroad of negligence in ordering the engine over a flood weakened structure.
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Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
Hog Run
Newark
John Bidwell
Ralph Powell
Henry Gartner
Higher Parcel Post Rate May Be Ordered
Washington June 18 Increases in postage rates especially on parcels post appear inevitable. President Coolidge believes users should approximately pay the cost of service and that the postal deficit last year of 32,000,000 must be addressed. The Postmaster General may raise parcels post rates with Interstate Commerce Commission approval as the government competes with commercial express companies. A pending inquiry into postal operating costs will guide rate adjustments for a sound basis between expenditures and revenues. Congress will decide on the military implications and overall rate adequacy.
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Washington
Evryone
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Congress
Whee Riston
Postal Rates
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Bulletins
Aldo Finzi
Omaha
Jeanie Spencer
AW Arch
Farmer- Labor-Progressive Convention
Amherst
Mans
Amherst College
Charles E. Hughes
Crief
Lafollette
Hariren S. Stone
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginea
Robert M. LaFollette
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Stonex
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Eon Basti
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