Farming Power Shifts in presidential Race
In Kansas City June reports on farm belt sympathy show farmers as pivotal voters. Democrats eye farm relief through tariff policy, while some leaders resist McNary-Haugen linkage, fearing it gap-forces tariff debate. Midwest farmers weigh political leverage as the election nears.
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Kansas City
Washington
Tammany Hall
Hudson River
Smith
Wagner
New York
Democratic Party
Death Record Mrs John Wohleber in Oberlin Ohio
Mrs Catherine Wohleber of Butternut Ridge road died at home Monday morning June eighteenth at 1 30 after a three year illness. She was sixty three years nine months old and leaves husband five children Jacob Schmitz George Elyria Jacob Mary Shuster Mathias Oberlin nine grandchildren two brothers Anton John Leux and sister Mrs Mary Jasper Michigan. Funeral service Wednesday at 9 oclock Sacred Heart Church Oberlin with burial St Marys Cemetery Elyria.
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Catherine Wohleber
Butternut Ridge Road
Stxty
Jacob Schmitz
George
Elyria
Jacob
Mary Shuster
Mathias
Oberlin
Anton
John Leux
Mary Jasper
Michigan
Sacred Heart Church
Ohio
St. Mary's Cemetery
Judge reverses liquor possession verdict for Lawrence Solok
Justice W. B Thompson today overturned a liquor possession conviction of Lawrence Solok, ruling the state lacked sufficient evidence. Solok had appealed his suspended sentence to the common pleas court.
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Justice Court
W. B Thompson
J. George
Lawrence Solok
Solok
Common Pleas Court
Commencement Week at Oberlin With Alumni Events
King is resting with a son in Massachusetts after fifty years at Oberlin as student, teacher, dean and president emeritus. The campus glows with lanterns for alumni reunions and the annual parade, while commencement day features Fosdick delivering the address and a senior prom in Finney Chapel.
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Oakland
California
Bradley
Oberlin
Paul Leaton Corbin, Dod
Amercan
Taiku
Shans
China
Zave
Bruce HI. Davis
Conservatory
Professor Street
Harry Emerson Fosdick
York
Finmey
Memorial Chape
Finney Pel
Allan el
Jor
Not Guilty Plea In Liquor Possession Case
Leroy Eisele of West Bridge Street pleaded not guilty in police court to liquor possession. His hearing is set for June 21. Police say he was arrested after a Saturday raid on Chapple Street where they found liquor and bottles in a garage where he works.
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Leroy Eiséle
West Bridge Street
Eisele
Chapple Street
Young Boy Injured When Car Backed From Garage
Lewis Leroy Smith aged 2 of 759 West River Street sustained a right temple fracture and a laceration above the left eye after being struck by his father's car backing out of the garage Sunday evening. He was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital where the fracture was reduced.
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Lewis Leroy Smith
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Farm extension agents to meet at Wooster June 19 20
County farm extension agent C. E. Rowland will attend a two day meeting of farm extension agents at the Ohio Experiment station, Wooster, on June 19 and 20. The farm agents have been caled to study experiments on crops, live stock and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rowland
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Plaintiff sues for 5000 dollars over Lorain accident
Elizabeth Zuilkowski files a common pleas suit against Mike Pallas alleging serious injuries from an accident on September 6 1927 in Lorain with the defendant to blame The action seeks five thousand dollars in damages.
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Elizabeth Zuilkowski
Mike Pallas
Common Pleas Court Today
Lorain
Fire crews respond to Walton Ice and Fuel soot pit
Saturday night fire units were called to Walton Ice and Fuel Co on Winckles Street when a concrete pit used to catch carbon and soot from an oil engine caught fire. There was no damage.
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Walton Ice and Fuel Co
Winckles Street
Tiffin Boy Injured After Fall at Elyria YMCA
A fall from the steps at the Elyria Y M C A injured Robert Willoughby, 15, of Tiffin, Ohio, Sunday afternoon. He was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital where exam showed no fracture.
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Tiffin
Elyria Y M.C. A
Robert Willoughby
Ohio
Willoughby
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Local child sustains collar bone injury
Winfield L. Nelson, 13 months old, injured left collar bone after a fall from a bed Saturday night. An examination followed at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Winfield L. Nelson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jackson Fined for Exceeding Speed Limit on West Ave
R L Jackson of 120 Cornell avenue was fined five dollars and costs in police court this morning for violating the traffic ordinance by admitting to driving faster than 25 miles per hour on West avenue.
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R. L. Jackson
Cornell Ave
Jackson
West Ave
Barbara Guvrich Sues John Siranovich for 9000 Damages
Barbara Guvrich sues in common pleas court against John Siranovich seeking 9000 in damages for alleged defamation to her character stemming from the defendant's statements to others that she runs a house of prostitution.
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Barbara Guvrich
Common Pleas Court
John Siranovich
Divorces Filed in Common Pleas Court Today
Nellie C. Glove sues De win A. Glove for gross neglect of duty in a marriage that began in 1905. Marie Dobos sues Nick Dobos for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty in a February marriage.
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Common Pleas
Nellie C. Glove
Dewin A. Glove
Marie Dobos
Nick Dobos
Court of Appeals Upholds Lower Court in Kasky Suit
A court of appeals today upheld the common pleas court ruling for Leona Kasky against Baltimore and Ohio railroad, finding no error in the lower court proceedings and affirming judgment.
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Leona Kasky
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Buckeye Paint and Varnish Sues Nemeth for 219.90
The Buckeye Paint and Varnish Company of Toledo filed suit in common pleas court against Louis Nemeth of Lorain seeking collection of 219.90 on alleged account.
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Buckeye Paint and Varnish Company
Toledo
Common Pleas
Louis Nemeth
Lorain
Clevelanders to Visit Local Plants
The Production Managers Department of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce will tour Elyria tomorrow. At ten they visit the American Lace Co. Plant, dine at the Elks Club at noon, then tour the General Industries plant in the afternoon.
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Clevelandiers
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
American Lace Co
Elks Club
General Industries
Theft report cites two rear tires stolen in city
Sama Jo h reports car tire and rim theft after a Saturday night incident on Fast Bridge Street near No 2 Elgner Terrace. Police note two rear tires and rims were taken from his vehicle.
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Joh
Sama
Elgner Terrace
Fast Bridge Street
Cold Polee
Louise Denzen Granted Divorce From August Densen
Louise Denzen was granted a divorce from August Densen by Judge W B Thompson on grounds of gross neglect of duty and willful absence.
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Louise Denzen
August Densen
W. B. Thompson
Remodeling Underway For Lowen Gas Co Block on Broad Street
Work of remodeling the And Tess block on Broad street, recently acquired by the Lowen Gas Co, is under way. The Gas Co expects to put in its new home here by August 1st.
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Broad Street
Lowen Gas Co
The
Gas Co
Pet
Angust Ist
Board of Trade to Stage One Day Drive for New Members
A solicitation for new Board of Trade members will be made tomorrow. Campaign workers will meet for dinner this evening to review prospect cards and another dinner tomorrow evening will present final reports.
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Board OF Trade
Fine for Intoxicated Driving by Justice Conaway
J Fisher was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice J C Conaway on a charge of driving while intoxicated brought against him by sheriff's deputies.
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J. Fisher
Justice J. C. Conaway
Sheriff’s Deputies
Sweet Peas in Bloom Reported on Local Gardens
The Chronicle Telegraph reports sweet peas in bloom in two city gardens. M. J. Graff garden on Fourth Street shows blooms while Anthony Dellefield garden on Telegraph Road also displays flowers after warm sun and rain.
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Chronicle-Tele- Gram
M. J. Graff
Fourth Street
Anthony Dellefield
Telegraph Road
Default judgments issued in two civil cases
Judge W B Thompson granted two default judgments today. One totals 4964.21 against Michael Hauck in the Peppas and Alex Company suit, the other amounts to 5517.58 against Bruno Zimmerman in the Neipfoot case.
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W. B. Thompson
Peppas and Alex Company
Michael Hauck
Fined for Intoxication Against John Kubacki by Justice
John Kubacki was fined 85 dollars and costs by Justice S J George today on a charge of intoxication filed by sheriff's deputies.
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John Kubacki
Justice
S. J. George
Sheriff's Deputies
Butler Confers With Coolidge at Cedar Island Lodge
Cedar Island Lodge Wisconsin June 18 Chairman William Butler of the Republican national committee arrived to confer with President Coolidge. The talks were to review Kansas City convention accomplishments though the exact import was not disclosed. The president’s visit to Superior was postponed due to bad weather and his right foot abrasion remained a concern.
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Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
William Butler
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Butler
Kansas City
Superior
Continued court actions list Elyria defendants and bonds
The court appointed a lawyer for Liston while others entered pleas or bond requests. Chris Spiroff faced two charges including carrying concealed weapons and burglary. Bond for several defendants ranged from 2000 to 500, with first degree murder nonbond for Mike Hutera and other youngsters facing assault and larceny charges.
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Liston
Elyria
Chris Spiroff
Niel Radel
Avon Lake
Andy Dusga
Lorain
Charles Thayer
Peter Winicki
James Marlow
John Weimer
John Winarski
Mike Hutera
Serafino Carbonis
Luther Young
Mat Tomlin
Sued For 2000 Dollar Accident Involving Three Plaintiffs
Steve Stumkizer named defendant in three common pleas suits filed over a September 14 1927 Elyrsa Lorain road collision. Petitions allege Stumkizer driving to pass struck oncoming car carrying Dan Frogdan Victoria Bogdan and Pauline Bogdan causing serious injuries. Frogdan seeks 5000 dollars and the Bogdans 7500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Stumkizer
Ples
Elyrsa-Lorain
Quiet Title Suit Filed Over Real Estate Claim
Jeo Pszenitski filed suit in common pleas court today against John W. Perigo and others seeking to quiet title to a specific parcel. A separate Paris Louvre note reports X rays show paintings reclassified from by to attributed to certain artists, indicating restoration or uncertain authorship.
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Jeo Pszenitski
Common Pleas Court
John W. Perigo
Louvre
Paris
Memorial Services for I O O F and Rebekahs in Elyria
Yesterday at 10 30 am about 275 members of I O O F No 103 and St Clair Lodge 207 gathered from West Broad Street to Church of Christ on East Second Street for memorial services. Messages honoring departed members were delivered by Chrml Brecknock and Rev. W C Fowler, with a festive anthem by the church choir. Afterward the organization laid flowers at local cemeteries and the decorating committee prepared 212 bouquets for graves with flags and emblems of the Order of Odd Fellows.
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St. Clair Lodge
Hall
West Broad Street
Church of Christ
East Second Street
Canton
Autillary
Chrml Brecknock
Lewis Sands
J. Warner
Lake
William Maston
Walter Allen
Jennie Eastbrook
St. Clair Lodge of
Rebekahs
Order of Rebekahs
Zidane L. Powers
Lena Cook
Lorena Plain
Sophia Dill
Henrietta Whitney
Cora Wallington
Mars Lounsborough
Robert Vestal
WC Powler
House of God
Odd Fellowship
Lfe
Jonathan
David
Jess
God
Christ
Ohio State Board of Medical Examiners
Jesus
Gord
Fowler
Emery
Odd Fellows
Order of Odd Fellows
C. 7 Miller
L J. Blake
Cstil Brecknock
Lena Farrell
Helen Kelly
Jennie Easterbrook
Jones of Houston: mule driver to lead Democratic donkey
Texas Democrats nominate Jesse H. Jones of Houston for the presidential derby rider role next November. He reportedly won the national convention for Fort Houston and built a large new hall in 90 days, tracing his mule-driving roots from his Tennessee farm days.
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Houston
Jesse H
Jones
Texas
Trouston
Jesse Jones
Fftouston
Tennessee
From mule driver to builder of the southwest
The narrative follows Jesse Jones who, after inheriting a farm, helps clear its mortgage using funds from two brothers. He rises from laborer at Dallas lumber yards to yard manager then company head, builds a lumber empire, then property ventures. In Houston he owns 29 buildings including the Rice Hotel and chairs The Houston Chronicle publisher role with New York holdings.
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Jesse
Dallas
Southwest
Houston
Rice Hotel
South
Fort Worth
New York
Houston Properties Corporation of
Jones
East 49Th Street
Champion Kinsey Named Oberlin Track Coach
Dan Kinsey world champion high hurdler is appointed track coach at Oberlin College succeeding recently resigned Albert Lumley. Kinsey, 1924 Olympic high hurdles winner, is Illinois alumnus 1926 and has completed a master’s at Chicago. He will duties mirror Lumley’s.
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Oberlin
Dan Wkinsey
Oberlin College
Albert Lumley
Kinsey
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Lumiey
Boys Leave For CMTC Tuesday From Wellington and Lorain
Wellington and Lorain County youths head to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis for thirty days at the Citizens Military Training Camp. The Oberlin group includes John Atkin R D Oberlin and Raymond Crittenden. Elyria participants include Frank Blakeslee Gabriel Bathony Ben Golechan and Albert Fire. The Ohio CMTC state quota is now filled.
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Wellington
Fort Ben .Harrison
Indianapolis
Lorain County
John Atkin
R. D
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland June 48
Tennessee market notes list potatoes Carolina brils at 2.50 to 2.75 and poultry prices for heavy broilers leghorns and stock birds with ranges from 15 to 68 cents per unit.
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Cleveland
Carolina
Cleveland Livestock Market Report June 18
Hogs receipts 56000 with higher tone top at 10.75 for 250-350 lb. various hog weights quoted from 8.50 to 10.75. Cattle receipts 550 with calves 850. steers 14.50 to 14.00. beef cattle 11.50 to 14.00. cows 5.00 to 10.00. vocalers 15.00 to 16.00. Sheep and lambs steady. fat lambs up to 16.00. bulk lambs 11.50 to 15.50. cull lambs 11.60 to 13.60. Toledo market reports hogs 9.76 to 10.00. pigs 8.25 to 9.00. calves and sheep/lambs receipts light with steady tones.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Higher Morals Said To Cause Divorce
Chicago reports Dr. Fretz former Temple University sociology head blames rising moral standards and changes in family life for more divorces. He cites industrial independence for women late marriages and shifting views on marriage contracts as key factors in marital instability and a move toward companionate or common law arrangements. He advocates marriage before age thirty to aid adaptation.
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Chicago
F. K. Fretz
Temple University
Philadelphia
Fretz
Quotations on Marital Compatibility and Character
A fragment discusses how temperament and habits shape married life and the risk of irreconcilable clashes when partners differ in views. The remark suggests inner traits influence harmony more than gender. The quotes imply enduring compatibility depends on personal conduct and character.
Weston recalls Bunion Derby feats by Edward Weston
Weston now 89 recalls C Pyle's Bunion Derby from coast to coast. In 1910 at age 72 he walked 3509 miles from Santa Monica to New York in 76 days 28 hours, outpacing Pyles 3400 mile record in 84 days. Earlier he traveled 4000 miles New York to San Francisco in 104 days walking largely along rails.
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Weston
Cleveland
Edward Payson
C. C. Pyle
Pyle
William G. Rose
Walker
Santa Monica
Cal
Rose
New York
San Francisco
Swedish air taxi plans spark mass production drive
Sweden to manufacture air taxis in Storvik. A new small aircraft model offers two versions, a one seater sport plane and a two seater monoplane. Both have dual control and 33 HP two cylinder engines. Each craft weighs about 150 kilograms.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Storvik
Gestiikland
Housing improves Harrisburg housing shortage vanishes
Harrisburg reports a housing shortage is no longer present. State Department of Labor and Industry statistics show a 36 percent drop in permits issued for single family dwellings in the first four months of 1928 compared with 1927, signaling relief in construction demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Labor and Industry
Spencer Belt for Golfing Offers Comfort Support
Elizabeth Wood of 249 Howe St advertises a Spencer Belt for golfing claiming proper abdominal support and perfect comfort. Contact phone 5913 for details and fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood
Howe St
Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights and Speakers
1891 report of Pomona Grange and subordinate Granges with charter members and descendants attending. Frank Mason and C E Fox remembered. songs by Grange members and Old Glory Grange. weed control discussion led by Walter Schultzeise with weedA displays. Elmer Cotton honored for 54 years as a member. Dean Alfred Vivian of Columbus spoke on the American Home and national needs for happy prosperous families on farms. W G Casky of the Farm Bureau gave an additional talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Auld Lang Syne
Frank Mason
Pomona Grange
C. E. Fox
Pomona
Walter Schulteise
Hickory Tree Grange
Selo
Elmer Cotton
Cotton
Dean Alfred Vivian
Columbus
W. G. Casky
Farm Bureau
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WGRRY
Hoover I
John Wohleber
Elyrian
Rowland
Suestor
Revodel Building
Hae
Herbert Clark Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Washington, DC
Elyria God Fellows and
St. Clair Rebeaah Lodge
Several Financial Instructions
Houston Chronicle
Berlin
Don Kinsey
Lumley
CMTC
T. AL
Broad St
Imperial Furniture Co
E. Broad St
Bridge
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court St
Mose Wilder
Masonic Temple
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