Germany Absent Capability to Pay Reparations Cited
Lausanne Switzerland June 44 Germany explained it cannot continue paying reparations and faced a sympathetic hearing. Premier Herriot and Chancellor Von Papen led more than 20 ministers and experts in a conference where Count Schwerin Von Krosigk signaled future payments may be impossible beyond the current moratorium. The Belgian delegation presented to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald a plan for German public utilities reform and a World Bank backed credit to aid Central and Eastern Europe. European three party talks solidified a moratorium principle among France Britain and Italy, with hope the United States would show clemency on war debts.
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Baker Strong For Second Choice In Roosevelt Nomination Fight
A United Press survey shows Newton D Baker of Ohio likely to have the strongest second choice support in the Democratic convention if Roosevelt fails to secure the nomination. Eleven of twelve state delegations favor Baker, totaling about 220 second choice votes, while Maryland backs Alfred E. Smith and Missouri Texas lean to Roosevelt. Other notes include Texas still backing Garner while evaluating second preferences as balloting begins. Governor White names members to the Columbus Century of Progress Exposition Commission for Chicago 1933.
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The Weather Forecast Ohio Cloudy and Warmer Morrow
The forecast for Ohio calls for cloudy skies with a warming trend tomorrow. Expect increasing temperatures and a light southwest breeze across the state, with no precipitation expected.
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Elyria Board Names Ruth Miller as French Teacher
The Elyria Board of Education plans to hire Miss Ruth Miller as French teacher at Elyria High School for next year to cover Miss Luetla Eis enmann’s leave. Eis enmann will study French in Grenoble on a Oberlin College scholarship. Miller, a Baldwin Wallace magna cum laude graduate and Elyria High alumna, currently teaches at Brookside School and is pursuing further French studies at Columbia University.
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Teachers For Summer School Given Approval
The Elyma summer school opened Monday at Elyma High School and was approved by the city board of education at a special meeting. Assigned teachers include Philip Hofman, Miss Nancy Murphy, Miss Mildred Kinder, F A Dusthimer, Carl Smith, and Miss Gertrude Remington in the high school, with Miss Sylvia Solida and Miss Grace Thompson in the grade school.
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Grace Thompson
Peters reports theft of 51.82 from Peters Hardware
I C Peters of Peters Hardware Company reported to Elyria police that 51.82 was stolen from his store yesterday. He suspects the theft occurred in the morning when he went to the basement to fetch a foot of one inch pipe and returned to find the man who asked for the pipe had left. He only later realized the money was missing.
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Enrollment surge at Ohio Wesleyan as freshmen near 637
Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware reports 316 preliminary applications for fall term and a total freshmen enrollment of 637, nearly double last year. Officials say job scarcity drives demand though women enrollments dip slightly.
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Roosevelt and Smith clash over two thirds rule change
Two former friends Franklin D Roosevelt and Alfred E Smith faced off in Chicago as Roosevelt forces pushed to abolish the two thirds nomination rule. A majority vote would clear his path to the Democratic nomination, potentially reshaping the convention battle amid denouncements of Roosevelt as weak. The dispute split Smith allies, with Frank Hague and John J Raskob involved in the contentious statement.
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Hutchins Urges Repeal At Democratic Platform Meet
Chicago University president Robert M. Hutchins urged repeal of Prohibition to aid youth as he presented a program for youth to Democratic platform framers. The appeal drew applause as he supported a campaign contributors plan to lower tariffs cut Federal spending and repeal the 18th amendment. Judson King urged public ownership of electric power systems where prices are extortionate.
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Harmony at Democratic Convention Splits Feuding Delegates
Chicago June 24 A fissure opened at the Democratic convention as Frank Hague floor leader for Guy Smith denounced Roosevelt as the weakest nominee and could not defeat Hoover. Roosevelt forces pledged to push abolition of the two thirds rule, signaling a bid to secure a majority and likely nomination.
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Socialist Labor Party to Sponsor Sunday Meeting
A Socialist Labor party event will be held Sunday evening at eight in front of the courthouse with R H Richardson of Akron as speaker on the industrial situation. Richardson will also speak at Lorain Sunday afternoon at two near Streator Park. Verne L Richards, Socialist Labor nominee for president, will speak at Lorain on August fourth as part of a trans continental tour and may visit Elyria in October.
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Motion for New Trial Overruled in Richter Suit
Judge A R Webber overruled the motion for a new trial in the suit of James G Richter against Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad. The $25 000 claim cites injuries from a Huff s Crossing accident near Wellington on October 26 1929 when the auto ride struck a train. A verdict for the railroad had been returned and the motion filed today was denied hours later.
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Tammany to end two thirds rule at convention
Chicago June 24 Tam many has decided to throw Franklin D Roosevelt overboard according to reliable information. The wigwam blocks about 35 votes and will fight abolition of the two thirds rule to the last ditch. Roosevelt forces want the rule abolished to nominate Roosevelt by majority. Curry indicates the Tamany bloc may move to Newton D Baker but will align with Albert C Ritchie temporarily.
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Two More Arrested For Stealing Gasoline
Sheriff Clarence H Adams announced the arrest of Carl and Henry Lessy of LaGrange for stealing gasoline from county machinery. They pleaded guilty at Justice Joseph Petro's court, each fined $10 plus costs. A prior arrest had already been made in the same case.
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LaGrange
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Patrolman Rescues Wife From River
In Toledo on June 24 Patrolman Henry Bricker saved his wife from drowning after she stepped into a hole in the Maumee River as their 6-year-old son and onlookers watched.
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Hague attack calls Roosevelt weakest Democratic nominee
Chicago June 24 Frank Hague vice national committee leader of New Jersey democracy declares Governor Roosevelt has no chance to win if nominated. He urges delegation leaders and state party members gathered in Chicago to consider this view and spread sentiment across states east of the Mississippi. Continued on page 2.
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Revolt Against King of Siam Breaks Out
A June 24 bulletin from the American legation in Bangkok reports a revolt by army and navy officers against King Prajadhipok. The insurgents demand a constitutional monarchy, seize the king and royal family, and Bangkok remains tense with one officer killed for not joining.
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City Board Opens Coal Bid Analysis for Schools
Bids for furnishing coal to Higha schools for the coming year were opened last night by the city board of education but no action was taken. Members voted to seek an analysis of bids due to close difference in prices.
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Complete directory of desirable Elytia restaurants planned
A long awaited guide promises a complete directory of roadside and dine in Elytia area venues. It teases upcoming Telegram feature on weekend eats and entertainment options, urging readers to check tomorrow’s issue for details.
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