Four Dozen Hit By Bronx Mt Vernon Gas Leak
Nearly 40 workers in Bronx and Mount Vernon plants were overcome by chlorine from a faulty tank car coupling. The gas moved through Washing National Land Company, Westchester Macaroni, and White Mountain Laundry, triggering panic and hospitalizations with fears of pneumonia. Police and emergency squads revived victims with oxygen. several in Mount Vernon Hospital remained seriously affected as gas crept along the railroad right of way.
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New York
Bronx
Mt. Vernon County
National Land Company
Westchester Macaroni
White Mountain Laundry Company
Pneumonia
Mount Vernon Hospital
New York Central Railroad
Martial Law Declared as Riots Grip Santiago Chile
Rioting in Santiago and Valparaiso leaves 25 dead and 5 injured as the Socialist government imposes strict martial law. Carabineros deployed with machine guns, a bread commission forms, and strikes threaten bread supply amid broader labor and political turmoil in Chile's capital and port cities.
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Chile
Valparaiso
Carabineros
United States
William S. Culbertson
Carlos G. Davile
Col
Marmaduke Grove
Col. Grove
Ibanez
Braden Copperompany
The Weather Forecast for Ohio
Partly cloudy forecast for Ohio with slight confusion in wording. Warns of unsettled overnight and Wednesday conditions with continued partial cloud cover and mild temperatures across the region.
Elyria Council Eyes Municipal Electricity Survey
The Elyria city council continued discussion on a survey to evaluate creating a municipally owned electric plant. Councillors Curtis and Smith presented figures from other cities. bids for the survey range from 500 to 3500, with more bids expected. The council postponed action to the July 5 meeting, aiming to prove if a municipal plant benefits Elyria and reduces losses to the private power company.
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Elyila
Carl Curtis
William G. Smith
Howard R. Butler
Curtis
Smith
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars Parade in Elyria Tonight
Northeastern Ohio VFW posts plan a large parade in Elyria as part of the inter post meeting. Cleveland posts will send about 150 members with units Woodland Hill Post 1863 Lowell C Hein Sandusky Navy Ship Post 2398 and several other posts. Officials include Judge Wanamaker Akron state commander and Judge Day Cleveland. Parade forms Sharp Block at 8:30 p.m. A lunch follows the program and a picnic committee was named. Dr. George Mynchenberg took the obligation. Drum corps will meet weekly starting in July.
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United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio
Elyria
Inter-Post
Cleveland
W. J. Wales
Zone 14
Woodland Hill
Lowell C. Hein
Sandusky
Drum and Bugle Corps of Navy
W. B. Wanamaker
Akron
Arthur Day
Jules Mischka
Lorain
F. Reiss
Ateff
Washer sold quickly from 36c classified ad
A Chronicle-Telegram classified ad offering an almost new Apex Washer for 36 cents drew many calls and the unit sold for 35 dollars cash within hours after the paper hit the streets. The ad demonstrates the effectiveness of Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads and invites readers to use them.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Presa
Pioneer temperance worker Mrs Hollingshead dies at 95
Mrs H E Hollingshead 95 co founder of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and pioneer temperance activist died at the Elyria Home for the Aged from infirmities of old age. She had been a Cleveland resident and widow of two Methodist ministers. Survived by daughter Mrs H M Warren and granddaughter Mrs Ruth Nicholl. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 pm at the Home for the Aged with Rev Charles L DeBow and Rev Karl Meister assisting. Burial at Saybrook, Rev P C Clark to conduct service.
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H. M. Warren
Cleveland
Ruth, Nicholl
Taylor's Funeral Home
Home For the Aged
Charles L. DeBow
Karl P. Meister
Home For the
Mrs. Hollingshead
Saybrook
Ohio
P.C. Clark
Explosion Kills Two Trainmen near Alli son Park
O B Smith engineer and C G Scott fireman both of Willard Ohio were killed when the locomotive boiler aboard the Capitol Limited of the Baltimore and Ohio exploded near Allison Park. The train was en route from New York to Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
O. B. Smith
C. G. Scott
Willard, Ohio
Capitol Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Allison Park
New York
Chicago
Elyria City Council Meeting Rescheduled to July 6
The council announced that because July 4 is a holiday the next regular Elyria City Council meeting will be held July 6. The notice came during the council meeting last night.
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Elyria
Borah Will Not Support Hoover in Campaign Split
Washington reports detail Senator Borah savage challenge to Hoover and the Chicago prohibition plank. Chairman Garfield accuses Borah of misinterpreting the stance and hints Republicans will clarify the prohibition policy in a few days while Borah weighs his political course amid White House silence.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Chicago
Borah Declines Hoover Endorsement at Democratic Convention
Chicago June 21 Democrats gathered amid a Borah pledge not to back President Hoover as Republican platform actions echoed 20 years past Roosevelt split. Borah’s stance boosts drys and bolsters Democratic hopes, while John J. Raskob arrives to steer preliminary convention work amid Roosevelt opposition.
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Democratic National Committees
Oberlin Grants Degrees To 340 In 99th Commencement
Oberlin College awarded about 340 degrees at its 99th commencement in Oberlin Ohio with two presidents honored. Philip C King of Washburn College Topeka Kansas received Doctor of Divinity and Ossip Gabrilowitsch was honored with Doctor of Music. Lane Cooper Cornell University and Rev Dwight J Bradley Newton Center Mass spoke. A new dormitory unit Andrew Hale Noah Hall rises as part of Oberlin’s Men's Campus project costing about 165000 dollars and housing 86 men, with plans for about 400 students living there in the future.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Philip C. King
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
Henry Churchill
Oberlin College
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Detroit Symphony
Graduate School of Theology
Conservatory of Music
Lane Cooper
Cornell University
Dwight J. Bradley
Newton Center
Mass
Andrew Hale Noah
Andrew H. Noah
Akron
Ossip Gabrilowiteck
Philip C King
James A. Richards
Oberia First Church
Harley Lutsoff Princeton
Charles Morey
Princetes
Neved
Oberlin Graduates Urged to Think Before Vote for State Purity
Oberlin College at the 99th commencement heard Dr. Lane Cooper of Cornell urge graduates to bridge wit and art, and to purify and heal the state through thoughtful voting. He warned against the debasement of culture by fast-moving media and urged graduates to form pure homes and serve the public good.
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Oberlin
Lane Cooper
Cornell
Oberlin College
Dante
Elyria Lowers Parking Fines on First Offense
Elyria city council approved a traffic ordinance reducing parking fines. First offense becomes one dollar, second offense two fifty, and third or more five dollars, with impounding still possible and costs added. The changes take effect in 30 days to boost compliance and revenue.
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Elyria
W. D. Taylor
Elyruns Liquor Ordinance Amended in City Session
An amended liquor ordinance was adopted to conform with state law. New penalties for first offenses range from 100 to 3000 dollars and 300 to 2000 dollars for subsequent offenses, replacing older limits. A second amendment clarifies when liquor is legally obtainable, as city solicitor Butler notes old wording lacked legal clarity.
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Hiyria
Howard R. Buteler
Butler
Garner Calls for Repeal of Prohibition Amendment
Speaker Garner urged repeal of the 18th amendment in a formal statement. He noted his Congressional vote against prohibition, saying it was never sound or workable and should be repealed. The remarks come as Garner is floated as a potential Democratic presidential candidate.
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Washington
Jame
Garner
Congress
Sharkey Holds 17 Pound Edge Ahead of Weigh-In
In New York under overcast skies with rain threats, Jack Sharkey shows a 17 pound advantage as he faces a paltry lineup for today’s examination before the bout. Officials and fans expect a brisk atmosphere at the weigh-in.
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Max Ae
Jack Sharkey
Beters
New York
Pal Pera Lon
Befgay Poe
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