Democrats Move Into Chicago for Convention Battle
Chicago June 18 Democratic presidential nomination hopefuls organize in Congress Hotel as Roosevelt and anti Roosevelt factions clash over convention leadership. Shouse seeks permanent chair, Walsh named by Roosevelt forces, battles loom between Roosevelt and anti-Roosevelt camps with prohibition plank positions.
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United Press
Chicago
UPI
Congress Hotel
John H Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James A Farley
New York
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Shouse
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Smith-Raskob
Alfred EB Smith
Raskab
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Democratic Party
Platform Committee
Walsh
Garner
Texas
Walter F. Woodul
Houston
Grange Officers To Meet Monday In Lorain County
Grange members from all parts of Lorain County will gather Monday night at the Carlisle Grange Hall for a masters and officers meeting. Open to all members, the session features speaker J Leemhouta from Rochester on taxation and J Clare George of The Chronicle Telegram. The meeting begins at 8 pm.
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Grange
Lorain County
Carlisle
Lsted
J. Leemhouta
Rochester
J. Clare George
The
Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio Weather Forecast Showers and Cooler in West
Ohio forecast calls for showers tonight and Sunday with cooler air. Extreme east may see showers early, then partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions throughout the state.
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Ohio
Senate Strikes Down Bonus Bill Triggers Veteran Protest
Washington June 18 Veterans marching back from Anacostia vowed to swell their ranks to pressure Congress after the Senate defeated the $2.4 billion bonus bill by 62 to 18 and 44 to 26 on motions to reconsider. Commander Walter W Waters led thousands toward the Capitol as supporters predicted 25 000 to 50 000 men could stay through December to push for payment.
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Washington
IUF
Senate
Walter W Waters
Oregon
Waters
Congress
Anacostia
Blaine
Wis
Brookhart
Frazier
N. D
Norbeck
Robinson
Ind
Steiner
Ore
Ashurst
Ariz
Black
Ala
Bratton
N. M
Broussard
Byrnas
S. C
Caraway
Ark
McGill
Kans
Neely
W. Va
Sheppard,‘Tex
Wheeler, Mont
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minn
Portman Appointed U S Army Flying Cadet
Herman G Portman Jr a 20 year old Henrietta native and University of Michigan aeronautical engineering graduate elects as United States Army flying cadet He will receive a Bachelor of Science degree at Ann Arbor commencement then depart June 27 to Randolph Field San Antonio for training The appointment covers one year of training and two years of service He is a Pi Kappa Alpha member and is the son of Mr and Mrs H G Portman plus brothers who will attend the ceremony before his away assignment
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United States
Herman G. Portman, Jr
H. G. Portman
Henrietta
Young Portman
University of Michigan
United States Army
Portman
Ann Arbor
San Antonio
Texas
Randolph Field
Randolph-Macon Academy
Pi Kappa Alpha
Quake Report From Fishing Boat Near Manzanillo
Reports to Mackay Radio from the fishing vessel Chicken of the Sea near Manzanillo Mexico describe a two minute quake at three in the morning. Adobe houses collapsed railroad tracks twisted and large cracks appeared. Details on damage and casualties were incomplete at this time.
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San Francisco
Mackay Radio
Manzanillo
México
Brit ish tanker Cymoline disaster in Montreal docks
In Montreal on June 13 divers and firemen battled through smoke and twisted wreckage of the British tanker Cymoline after three explosions killed and injured many in the drydock. Officials say the death toll could reach 25 with several missing or believed buried. among the dead are four Montreal firefighters including Fire Chief Rooul Gauthier and six Vickers workers. The blast sent flames hundreds of feet high and shocked the city as rescue efforts continued.
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Montreal
Cymoline
Canadian Vickers, Ltd
Vickers
Rooul Gauthier
Earthquake Shakes Mexico City Early Today
A strong earthquake struck Mexico City early today causing shaking across the capital. No immediate reports of casualties or damage were confirmed in initial dispatches. The quake's magnitude and epicenter were not disclosed in the brief notice.
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Mexico City
Lard Boils Over Blazing Farm Home Destroyed Near Elyria
A fire blamed on boiling lard in a doughnut batch on a combination tool and gas stove destroyed William Sikora's farm home on Middle avenue, one mile south of Elyria city units. Loss estimated at 3500. alarm delayed as residents were unsure Elyria would respond. Hose Company One stood by for an hour but could not save the house.
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William Sikora
Middle Avenue
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
Failed Safe Break-In At Sinclair Oil Bulk Station
A third unsuccessful attempt to break into the Sinclair Oil Company bulk station safe at North Ridge and Pear toads office was reported last night by Deputy Sheriffs Paul Chapman and Bob Rodgers. Entry was gained through a window and heavy tools damaged the safe combination, though the door held. Some oil was stolen though the amount was not yet known.
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Sinclair Oil Company
North Ridge
Pear Toads
Paul Chapman
Bob Rodgers
Dawes Sees Turning Point in National Mood
Charles G. Dawes retired head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation arrived in Chicago and declared the country has reached the turning point in the low mood. He based his forecast on a broad improvement in fall business prospects and his close view of conditions as head of the RFC.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dawes
R. F.C
Carlisle Fire Protection Group Formed In Carlisle District
A 35 resident group formed the Carlisle Fire Protection Association at East Carlisle School to secure Elyria fire department protection during a six month probationary period. Officers are C. M. Williams president Ray Jackson vice president and M. J. Lengel secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes J. J. Vaughn Preston Coon Clarence Whitney and Mrs Roy Smith. The plan aims to cut fire insurance rates by an estimated 26 to 50 percent.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Fire Protection Association
East Carlisle
C. M. Willams
Ray Jackson
M. J. Lengel
J. J. Vaughn
Preston Coon
Clarence Whitney
Roy Smith
Elyria
Operations In Fox Stocks Revealed
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee heard about a Fox amusement stocks pool that earned 4333080? in under two months, with Bradford Ellsworth detailing a Hartford tied pool from Aug 27 to Oct 7 1928. A second pool, skipping 366310 Fox Theater shares on Jan 17 1928, involved Fox, Raskob, Chrysler and Brady but Ellsworth said it was not meant to depress the market.
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Bulletin
Washington
Fox
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William Fox
Bradford Ellsworth
Hartford
Conn
Ellsworth
John J. Raskob
Walter P. Chrysler
Nicholas F. Brady
Fox Theaters
Fire Station Burns in Norwood Fire Company Building
Norwood Fire Company members woke to an alarm early today and fled as their 2 story brick station burned. Two people were injured while trying to move apparatus from the building.
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Norwood
Norwood Fire Company
Senate Tackles Relief Program
Washington June 18 The Senate focused on a 2 billion relief plan to create thousands of jobs for the unemployed. Democratic Leader Robinson predicted quick adoption after a brief debate and said adjournment could come by next Saturday. The measure, drafted by Democrats, funds 1.46 billion in city state loans via Reconstruction Finance Corp for self liquidating projects, 40 million for foreign farm sales financing, and 500 million in public works bonds. It mirrors administration aims except for the bond. The House must reconcile with the Garner Bill. The House plan includes a 1 billion public works bond proposal the administration called pork.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Congress
Senate Democrats
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Houseé
220 Attend Local Bible School at First Baptist
The Elyria Summer Bible School at First Baptist Church completed its first week with an attendance of 223 and an average of 207 for the week. Each pupil received a candy treat and the school gives a tree weekly. Many pupils from various churches plan to enroll in the second week. The staff added several assistants joining regular teachers Irene Ackerman Helen Jenne Richard Upton Alice Wilcox Elizabeth Brown Frances Bennett Harriette Seeley and Dorothy Kieffer, six of whom are former graduates.
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Elyria
First Baptist Church
Oni
Irene Ackerman
Helen Jenne
Richard Upton
Alice Wilcox
Elizabeth Brown
Frances Bennett
Hariette Seeley
Dorothy Kieffer
President Hoover Plans Major Addresses From Headquarters
President Hoover issued a formal statement declaring campaign operations will be split between Chicago and New York. He said he will not take part in the forthcoming reelection campaign but will deliver a few major addresses to expound administration policies. He noted likely absence from the Los Angeles opening in July.
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Washington
Hoover
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
War debts suspension sparks tense Europe talks
Lausanne reports a suspension of the July 2 war debts and reparations payments as Britain Italy and Germany push for cancellation while France and allies resist. Private talks resume amid hopes for a European moratorium though Washingtons stance may shift outcomes. German views shift from early optimism to concern over French insistence on not strengthening Germany economically or politically.
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Lausanne
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
France
al Terrtio
Europe
United
Edouard Herroi
Neville Chamberlain
von Papen
Washington
Police Return Beer Equipment After Warrant Ruling In Lorain
Police returned two truckloads of beer making gear seized last month after City Solicitor Grills ruled the raid violated a warrant signed under a Supreme Court decision. The acquittal of the arrestee in Municipal Court prompted the move, and Police Chief Walker said he would seek mayoral approval to disband the city vice squad. Equipment includes 12,000 empty bottles tanks kegs barrels caps and more.
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Lorain
Wesley L. Grills
Supreme Court
Grills
Theodore Walker
Joseph B. Conley
Fatal crash near Monroe Michigan claims life of Toledo man
Monroe Mich June 18 Paul Randolph of Toledo was killed when his vehicle sideswiped a tractor with a Detroit Transportation Co. trailer on North Telegraph Road. Cecil Pidcock of Princeton Ky was critically injured. The tractor driver was questioned but not held.
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Monroe
Mich
Paul Randolph
Toledo
the Transportation Co
Detroit
North Telegraph Road
Cecil Pidcock
Princetes
Randolph
Help a Deserving Student Seek Summer School Funding
Classified notices report Alla and others seeking financial help to attend summer school. They request assistance with tuition, room and board, and related costs. Community members are urged to contact the Cheysied for aid or contact details to donate.
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Jeff
Republican National Committee
George de Keim
New Jersey
Everett Sanders
William
de Keim
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Carlisle Group
Fox Stocks
BIBLE
Britain
U. S
Police
Michigan
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