Amelia Earhart Putnam Greeted In Cleveland
Amelia Earhart Putnam, center of aviation attention after her trans Atlantic flight, urged Cleveland officials to skip lavish receptions and use funds for unemployment relief. She planned to depart at 10 30 a m for a bi centennial celebration in Chicago with her husband George Putnam. She spoke to United Press in Cleveland where she was hosted by city and aviation officials.
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Cleveland
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Washington
Chicago
George Putnam
United Press
Roosevelt bid delta sparks convention angst in 1912 style feud
The piece notes a Smith Roosevelt contest and a bitter split among delegates likened to the 1912 Wilson Clark and 1924 Smith McAdoo battles. It claims Roosevelt has no chance of winning and cannot carry any eastern state, aiming to unsettle wavering delegates.
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Wilson
Champ Clark
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McAdoo
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Roosevelt
Mississippi
Roosevel
Roosevelt Feud Overshadows Chicago Democratic Parade
A bitter intra party clash unfolds as Hague accuses Roosevelt allies of planning to split New Jersey and back a Republican column while Roosevelt's camp dismisses the attack. Rival managers remain cautious with Chicago looming as a pivotal political moment.
Trial continued for Mannie Dodstey in reckless driving case
Mannie Dodstey's trial on a reckless driving charge was continued to this afternoon after he pleaded guilty in Mayor W H Van Oster's court. The incident followed a collision at East Broad and East Bridge streets involving a car and one driven by Eugene Band of Cleveland, with both vehicles sustaining minor damage. The mayor sought fuller details before ruling, noting the morning evidence did not prove full fault.
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Marseilles Avenue
Dodsley
W. H. van Oster
Dodstey
Eugene Band
Cleveland
East Broad Street
East Bridge Street
Two Newspapers In County Consolidate
Grafton Citizen and Amherst News Times owners form Newspaper Publishers Inc to merge operations. George H. Frank led the Citizen and R. L. May ran the Amherst paper. Both papers will continue in their communities while all printing moves to the Amherst shop.
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Grafton Citizen
Amherst News- Times
Na of Newspaper Publushers, Inc
George H. Frank
R. L. May
Amherst
Roosevelt and Smith feud roils Democratic convention
The Roosevelt-Smith rift dominates New York Democratic planning as the party faces a split ahead of the convention. Roosevelt seeks to break the century-old two-thirds rule with a strategy to block the Smith-backed ticket, counting on factional support across states and the South.
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Hoover
New York
Roosevelt-Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Newton
D. Baker
Ohio
Baker
Thomas J. Welsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Burton Wheeler
la Follette
J. Bruce Kremer
Smith-Raskob
Fifty On Honor Roll At Oberlin
Oberlin high school lists fifty honor roll students for the second semester led by the senior class. The report covers seventh through twelfth grades with multiple names per grade and notes on Oberlin College, staff, and local civic notices.
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Jean Alexander
Paul Gorske
Miriam Hamilton
Myriamohnston
Ruth Matcham
Marian Moore
Jans Phillips
William 5 Budington
Lendram MacEachron
Robert Porter
Donald Pye
Andrey Stevens
Gertrude Sauires
Wills Yocom
John Alexander
Sylvia
Alice Crafts
Ruth Dart
Katherine Harroun
Martha Steinrich
Margaret Leonard
Jean Morgan
Marian Morrison
Janice Ruth
Marguerite Spelbrink
Alien Strong
Phyllis Twining
Mary Warner
Dorothy Zimmerman
Baby Clinic To Be Held By Health Department
A well baby clinic is planned for Wednesday morning June 29 at the District Health Department office under the Visiting Nurse committee. Dr. W S Baldwin of Lorain will examine babies and mothers of infants under four. Vaccination against diphtheria will be offered. A second clinic for babies is planned for early August. For older children entering school in fall, separate plans are being made. MISS THURSTON TO WED GREENSBORO MAN John Landis of Greensboro, N C, will marry Miss Eloise Thurston of Morgan Street tomorrow.
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District Health Department
W. $. Baldwin
Lorain
Crash Fatal To Barberton Woman
Akron June 24 a freight train plowed into a small sector at Portage Path crossing Old Portage killing 8 women and injuring three others bringing total overnight fatalities in the area to three Mrs Steve Bates 65 of Barberton was crushed to death her husband and two 13 year old girls were hurt Ralph Fuchinger 2 of Akron and Gerald Irby 27 of Marion were killed. A separate accident involved a motorcycle and side car colliding with a motor bus and smashing against the car.
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Akron
Portage Path
Old Portage
Steve Bates
Barbarton
Ralph Fuckinger
Gerald Irby
Marion
Roosevelt cannot win broad states says speaker
The speaker argues Roosevelt cannot carry any state east of the Mississippi and few in the far west. He cites Roosevelt’s failure to win large cities in contests and in California Massachusetts and other states. He insists the Democratic party has its greatest historical opportunity and urges leaders to reconsider Roosevelt as a viable candidate.
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Roosevelt
California
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Ncctent
New England
Middle West
Far West
Mwadore
Ty Roosevelt
Smith
Overnator Ritchie
Melsin A. Traylor
John No Garner
Newton D. Baker
White
Murray
Reed
Byrd
Lewis
Roosevelt forces clash with Tammany Hall and eight rivals
Roosevelt supporters meet opposition from John F Curry and eight presidential candidates over the two thirds rule. Nearly 100 Roosevelt workers at a conference favor fighting the rule, James A Farley reports. Senator Wheeler calls for removing the tile and Shouse, arguing Roosevelt is the only viable Progressive option.
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Tammany Hall
John F. Curry
James A. Farley
Wheeler
Roosevelt as Nominee Threat to Party Unity
A New Jersey Republican leader warns the party against nominating Roosevelt. He argues the party must avoid the weakest candidate and foresee post convention scrutiny. He cites Roosevelt's miscasting with the press and urges support for a stronger alternative from within a list of potential leaders.
Markets Cleveland Livestock And Produce Report
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs cattle calves lambs and sheep trade mixed with higher prices for some feeds grain futures mixed with dull demand. Chicago cash flotations butter eggs and poultry receipts listed with varied prices and steady to unsettled markets for potatoes onions asparagus and other produce across Ohio markets.
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Chicago
Eusen
United States
Southern Bliss
Idaho
Niles
Timothy Shed
Outstanding Statesmen Urged Before Nomination
A call to sincere leaders to act in the nation's best interests and avoid nominating a candidate who cannot win. The appeal favors two candidates who cannot lose and urges serious consideration of these eminent statesmen over the weakest choice in the view of the rank and file.
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Macing
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