Ohio undertakers association opens in Cleveland
Five conclaves are noted as the Ohio undertakers association begins its first session in the Cleveland auditorium with Dr. Burton of Erie Pa delivering the opening address. He praises high standards and cites Pennsylvania efforts while apprentices are urged to have at least a high school education. The session unfolds in the main hall as Mayor Kohler's arrival is awaited.
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Cleveland
Ohio Undertakers Association
Cleveland Auditorium
Burton
Erie
Kohler
Ohio Association
Pennsylvania
Babe Ruth Suspended Again By American League
Babe Ruth star slugger of the New York Yanks was suspended for three days by Ban Johnson president of the American League for a run in with umpire Dineen at Cleveland over a second base decision. Ruth also forfeits three days pay.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
New York Yanks
Ban Johnson
American Lasagne
Dineen
Cleveland
Johnson
Ruth
Elyria Plant Grants Wage Increase to Workers
The Columbia Steel Co posted a bulletin announcing a ten percent wage hike starting June 26. About three hundred workers at the Elyria plant will be affected, a move greeted with considerable enthusiasm and surprise among the workforce.
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Elyria
Columbia Steel Co
Pushing Business Around the Corner Talk at Rotary
Warren Griffith of Toledo spoke to the Rotary Club on business optimism and six essentials for success. He urged courage for the future far sightedness truth about your product faith in yourself real service and a correct mental attitude toward the future. He argued three attributes in the right degree let a person go out and get business.
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Rotary Club
Warren Griffith
Toledo
Kimanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Car Crashes Into Pier. Passenger Injured As Police Seek Identity
A Ford touring car owned by BR. P. Conner of Cleveland struck the center pier under the East Bridge railroad tracks just after midnight. The right front wheel and windshield were smashed. A man riding with Conner was injured but left the scene before police arrived. his name was not learned. In a separate item, all city banks bid identically for funds storage, and no bank was awarded the bid. the finance committee authorized the city treasurer to select a bank for the funds as last year.
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BR. P. Conner
East 82Nd St
Cleveland
East Bridge Street
Conner
Constitutionalists in Ireland Are Victors in Election
Dublin June 20 constitutionalists swept the free state general election defeating republicans in all regions. early counts show constitutionalists 40 seats Republicans 22 Independents 9 Laborites 6 with further updates increasing non republican seats. Trinity college four representatives were elected and Arthur Griffith was elected in County Cavan as a major constitutionalist leader.
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Dublin
Free State
Laborites
Daileireann
Eamonn Devaiera
Republican Executive Council
Roderick O'Connor
Irish Republican Army
Dail
Irish Provisional Government
Eamonn Devalera
Dail Eireann
Richard Mulcahy
Rory” O'Connor
Trinity College
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Daileiieann
County
Cavan
Condemned Man Gackenbach Denies Guilt Before Death
In Columbus at the state penitentiary the condemned man John Henry Gackenbach 21 of Franklin Pa was strapped to the electric chair and proclaimed innocent of murder as the current was turned on He died at 1 08 am after a single blast He claimed Sheriff Washburn of Marion beat him to force a confession and said others in prison are guilty He was to be buried in Franklin Pa with his mother present in attendance
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Columbus
John Henry Gackenbach
Franklin
Gackenbach
John Boone
Boone
Islay Dairy Company
Marion
Washburn
Steve Moyeski
Youngstown
Third Street Dam Rejected by City Council Panel
The parks and bridges committee recommended against rebuilding the Third Street dam near the bridge. They argued funds would be better used to stop sewage discharge into the river above the dam. The report was adopted and the dam will not be built.
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Parks and Bridges
City Council
Third Street
Frank Eschtruth Injured When Tractor Passes Over Leg
Frank Eschtruth of North Ridge was injured this morning when a tractor ran over his leg. He and his son Donald were in the woods near the quarry collecting water when Eschtruth fell and the tractor could not be stopped in time.
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Frank Eschtruth
North Ridge
Eschtruth
Donald
Referendum Filed Against Bus Ordinance in City Election
A referendum petition with 534 names has been filed with the city auditor to halt the bus ordinance. The measure asks whether the ordinance should be placed on the statute books and submitted to voters at the upcoming election.
Rotary Kiwanis Ball Game Tomorrow at Cascade Park
The Rotary and Kiwanis clubs meet tomorrow afternoon for their annual ball game at Cascade Park. First pitch is at 2 30 with a large crowd expected as both teams train hard and aim to win. A second game follows at 4 45 between West Side and the Methodists in a well matched contest.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Cascade Park
West Side
Methodists
Another Rubber Heel Co for Elyria
The A. C. Rubber Co of this city has been incorporated in Columbus with a cash capital of 10000. Those interested include W. R. Huntington J. W. Dewhurst F. A. Stetson M. G. Wilder J. A. Ebert A. T. Glen A. F. Kwiss R. D. Hurd S. M. Dewhurst. The company will market a rubber heel, currently produced in Akron, or assembled and shipped from the city.
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A. C. Rubber Co
Coumbus
W. R. Huntington
J. W. Dewhurst
F. A. Stetson
M. G. Wilder
J. A. Ebert
A. T. Glen
A. F. Kwiss
R. D. Hurd
M. Dewhurst
Akron
City
City Council Advances Minor Actions and Utilities Plans
The city council met last evening approving several minor items. The sewer and drains committee recommends Sanitary sewer on Garvin avenue and a 15 inch storm sewer on East River street to replace an undersized line. Lake avenue dirt road section to be oiled. A Beach street sewer and water pipe petition from Hazel to Turner street plus a sewer outlet for Overland Gardens were received. Also, Samaria liner to Halifax after engine trouble. railroads report coal stock at 10 847 000 tons on June 1 for 75 days.
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Garvin Avenue
East River Street
Dennison Avenue
Lake Avenue
Beach Street
Hazel
Turner Street
Overland Gardens
Mine Workers Chief Denies Responsibility for Howat Incarceration
At the AFL convention in Cincinnati, John L. Lewis faced loud charges from Joe Lynal that he caused Alexander Howat and August Darby to remain jailed. The hall erupted as accusations flew, with Lewis calling the heckling a trespass on miners' rights and Gompers striving to restore order amid the uproar.
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Mine Workers’ Union
Howat
Pass Lie
Boom Lewis
Gompers
Cincin
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Alexander Howat
August Darby
Kansas
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Joe Lynal
Peoria Trades and Labor Assembly
Doreny
Committee On
United Mine Workers Union
Lynal
James Duncan
Resolutiona Committe
Amiger
John L Lewis
Samuel Gompers
Labor
Federation
Sun Yat Sen Rallies Forces as Canton Bombarded
Sun Yat Sen directs bombardment from a cruiser as Canton faces heavy shelling. Kiangsi air reinforcements arrive while Chen Chiung Ming lour soldiers move north to meet Sun. American gunboats may be sent to Canton to safeguard lives and property.
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Canton
China
Kiangsi
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
Chen Chiung Ming
Chen
City employees wages study ordered by finance chair
Chairman Rawson of the finance committee asked the city auditor to prepare a statement of salaries paid to all city employees including officials. He aims to survey the city's financial standing and determine total payroll and individual earnings.
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Rawson
Finance Committee
150 Leaders Enthusiastic On Prospects At Meeting
About 150 adults aged 16 to 60 attended the first instruction meeting of the Elytia Community Recreation movement at the Elks hall led by Miss Edna B. Montgomery. The group responded with high energy, singing, games, and contests, and organizers expect more learners at the next session Friday evening.
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Elytia Comunity Recreation
Elks’ *Hall
Edna B. Montgomerie
Mrs Mallory Wins London Tennis First Round
London June 20 Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory advances in the Roe Hampton tennis singles by defeating Mrs. Clayton in the opening round.
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London
Roe Hampton
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Clayton
City Council Receives Two Allotment Plat Proposals
The Salamarsh allotment on Lake avenue and Ely Realty Co West avenue allotment No 3 extend 10th and 11th streets. Plats were referred to committees to verify compliance with city requirements before acceptance.
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S. E. Wurst
Salamarsh
Lake Avenue
Ely Realty Co
West Avenue
10Th
11Th
Schoolhouse bid irregularity prompts rebid
The board of education opened bids for a Western Heights school house. Lowest bid came from L. A. Burgett of Lorain at 183,138 dollars, John Kaiser & Bro. Co. of Elyria higher by about 3,500, but due to irregularities all bids were rejected and bids will be rereadvertised.
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Board of Education
Western Heights
L. A. Burgett
Lorain
John Kaiser & Bro. Co
Elyria
Baby Clinic at La Grange Friday
Lorain County health department reports a well attended baby conference in South Amherst with 24 babies examined by Dr Baldwin and mothers advised on feeding and care. The next session will be at La Grange town hall on Friday June 23 at 2 pm, with guidelines for mothers and children up to school age.
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Lorain County
Baldwin
LaGrange
McCray Pleads Guilty to Auto Theft Charge
Hugh McCray of this city was arraigned in Federal court at Cleveland on transporting a stolen automobile from Fort Wayne Indiana to Cleveland. He had pleaded not guilty but changed to guilty. Sentence was deferred until next Saturday and he was released on his own bond.
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Hugh McCray
Cleveland
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Former pastor Elliott Padrick slays wife and mother-in-law
In Sylvania Georgia police say Elliott Padrick, recently suspended from the Methodist ministry, confessed to killing his wife and her mother on the Ogchee river bridge near Denver. The two women were found shot in an automobile near the bridge, believed to have died instantly.
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Sylvania
Eliott Padrick
Ogchee River
Denver
Axe murderer is given life
George Straub was sentenced to life in Marquette prison for murdering Miss Alice Mallett, a local welfare worker, in Jackson. He pleaded guilty before Judge Benjamin Williams after being brought from Lansing under state trooper guard. The victim’s body was found mutilated in a yard nearly two weeks earlier.
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Jackson
Mid
George Straub
Marquette
Alice Mallett
Straub
Lansing
Benjamin Willams
Williams
Mallet
Auto Case on Trial in Perkins v Kinjo
Jessie M. Perkins sues John Kinjo in Lorain court over a collision on Broadway and Fourteenth. He claims his Republic truck was rammed by a Chevrolet owned by Kinjo on October 26, 1931, seeking 1400 dollars in damages.
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Jessie M. Perkins
John Kinjo
Lorain
H. G. Redington
Republic
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Ford Muscle Shoals Offer Attacked as Fraud Scheme
Read before Congress a minority report denouncing Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals water project as frenzied finance and a subsidy. The panel urged rejection, calling Ford's proposal insidious propaganda and a hollow promise backed by alleged falsehoods.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alawater
Congress
House Military Affairs Committee
Kearns
Ohio
Ford
Gorgas
Aladdin
Dover Mayor Fines John Brandt for Reckless Driving
John Brandt of Troxel Manufacturing Co was fined $50 and costs by Dover’s mayor after a late Saturday night chase. Police say Brandt refused to stop, sped through the county, a marshal fired at the vehicle puncturing a tire and bullet holes were found in the gas tank. Brandt claimed immunity and displayed a deputy badge which was later retained by Sheriff Backus. Brandt once served as a deputy but his term had expired and he had not returned the badge.
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John Brandt
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Dover
Brandt
Backus
Phonograph Co Adds Night Shift
The General Phonograph Co. announces a night shift to handle rush orders. The day force is running at capacity and management reports good prospects for a continuous run of work at the reliable city factory.
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General Phonograph Co
Petition Missing in Clerk's Office Divorce Case
Harold Johnson sues Jeanne Johnson of Cleveland for divorce but clerk files cannot be found. Files are allegedly concealed by Attorney H C Johnson, the husband's stepfather, prompting concerns about record integrity and legal process.
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Harold Johnson
Jeanne Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
H.C. Johnson
Pajama Parade Shown Fined In Police Court
Four young people faced police court this morning for disorderly conduct after a pajamas parade at the Ohio Hotel. Raleigh Ginn a 30 year old dentist Leslie Smith 22 Virginia Denton 22 and May Joyce 23 were fined 10 dollars plus costs each. They were arrested in a hotel room by Capt Myers and Officers Crehan and Hamlin. The defendants pleaded guilty before Justice S J George who is presiding during the mayor's absence. fines and costs were paid.
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Raleigh Ginn
Leslie Smith
West Avenue
Virginia
Denton
May Joyce
Youngstown
Ohio Hotel
Myers
Crehan
Hamlin
S. J. George
Jones
Elyria City Auditor Grants Issuance Of Annual Report
The Elyria city auditor Walter Guthman has issued a fifty one page annual report. It compares current city finances with the past ten years, detailing every dollar raised and spent. It lists current liabilities pond issues fund balances andpayables with due dates. Copies available at the Auditor's office in city hall.
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Elyria
Walter Guthman
Eity
Maine and Minnesota give Harding allies renomination
Early returns from Maine and Minnesota suggest the renomination of Senators Frederick Hale and Frank Kellogg, close allies of President Harding, easing Republican worries in Washington. The report notes political confidence returning after defeats in other states. A separate item notes Morris Plan Bank of Chewelah securing a $280 judgment against Leo Lox of Wellington on a cognovit note.
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Washington
National
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
Frederick Hale
Frank B. Kellogg
Harding
Morris Plan Bank
Chewbeland
Leo Lox
Wellingerton
Od & Cognovit Note
Wid
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Baby Clinic
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