Senator Wilson Testifies of Offers in Rail Board Cash Inquiry
Former Secretary of Labor under Wilson speaks at a congressional hearing about a raid on his Pennsylvania senate bid and an alleged offer of a railroad mediation board position. He says the offer was rejected and notes campaign spending totals and rivals. Continued on page 2.
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War chests inPa Ena GT der probe
In Pennsylvania the inquiry probes fundraising for a private law enforc ement fund raising by W. C. Tu of the state. Witnesses include county officials and state treasurer S. S. Lewis and cashier Milton W. Nevin Detrich as the committee questions how funds were raised and spent and why state officials were paid.
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Insylvania
John D." Walker
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Fatal shooting at Zanesville restaurant shocks town
A June bullet fired at a Zanesville restaurant by a friend named Murphy struck a man and lodged in his abdomen. The Greek proprietor, 44 year old Kazaras, was wounded and surgery was underway as physicians probe for the bullet. He remains in serious condition at the hospital.
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Murphy
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Kazases
Detroit Boys Detained After Car Theft Claim
Two Detroit boys were taken by police after attracting officers with a tale that they paid a man $75 for a car in Detroit. Officers said the youths had no valid license and were involved in a dispute over possession of the vehicle.
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Sted
Ford
Rishare
Holcomb
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Elyria Police
John Bord
Tom Green
Detroi
Youth Rowing Death Shocks Cincinnati
The coroner ruled a cerebral hemorrhage caused by exertion during rowing led to the death of 19 year old Howard Shinkle on a Lake in Burnet woods. He fell from a boat while reaching for a lost oar. his body was recovered and showed no signs of drowning.
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Cinginnati
Burnet ‘Woods
Howard Shinkle
Floods drown farmers on the Elbe near Mrepenance
Several farmers drowned in the Elbe floods near Parmers awn Fl oom Waters Mrepenance Germany as they attempted to carry food to cattle. The river continued to flood the region today.
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Parmers
Germany
Elbe
Here
Community church series of sermons and programs listed
Programs and speakers for a series of church events are announced. Notes mention Rev. Paul Bourquin Rev. Osborne Booth Rev. Edwin Ki and Rev. C F Weman among others, with duties split across Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Church Church of Christ and United Presbyterian venues. Dates listed include July 25 August 5 August 22 and August 29.
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Local man injured in collision near Elyria hospital
George Bush of 2153 Hamilton Street was struck while backing a delivery truck from an alley on Elizabet Street near Elyria Memorial Hospital. He suffered abdominal contusions but was not in serious condition according to hospital report.
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Hamilton Stret
Elyria Memorial
Westerday
Elizapes Street
Bush
Six Welsh Eisteddfod Choruses Compete in Youngstown
Six choirs will compete in the annual Welsh eisteddfod in Youngstown Ohio today and tomorrow. Among entrants are two from Cleveland a Jorain group and the Druid chorus from Pittsburgh. About 33 000 in prizes will be awarded.
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Youngstown
Cleveland
Jorain
Druid Chorus
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Priacs
Senators Dine with Coolidge
A fragment outlines a gathering of senators including McNary of Oregon and McMaster of South Dakota dining with President Coolidge. Other names appear in garbled form, listing regional representatives and party figures with limited legible details.
Woman shoots man after unwanted advances in self defense
Mrs. Rose Demettio told police that Stresso, the father of five, had made unwelcome advances at her home in Liborher. He allegedly tried to force entry and she shot him as he hid nearby. She was released on a $20,000 bond.
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Demattia
Demettio
Stresso
Supreme Court Denies Logan Gas Co Rehearing Appeal
The Supreme Court refused a rehearing by Logan Gas Co on an appeal of the Ohio Utilities Commission ruling. The company sought to overturn a decision denying rate increases in multiple municipalities and to permit a second salary schedule under prior applications. The court upheld the Utilities Commission ruling and denied the motion.
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Logan ‘Gas Co
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Lorain Police Capture Car Chase Across Arter Road
In Lorain a wild police chase ended with a vehicle stopped near a bridge. A five gallon can was thrown into the river during the pursuit. Padida was fined 100 and costs for reckless driving by Judge Joe Streniek. Kim and an associate were held for further examination.
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Cleveland
Padida
Joe Streniek
Ithe
K Kim
Mother abandons seven week old twin baby girls
A mother left her seven week old twin daughters with Miss Bell after planning a trip to Cincinnati for shopping. She did not return and reported the desertion only on Thursday. Clothing found bore the names Ethel.
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Uae
Cincinnati
Miss Bell
Ethel
Veteran Illinois Congressman Puller Dies at 77
Washington reports that Jane Charles El Puller, Republican representative for Illinois 12th district for nearly 25 years, died at his Belvidere home following a brief illness. He recently received a birthday ovation in the House.
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Jane
Charles
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Ilinois
Congress
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Replier
House of Commons in uproar halts sitting in London
The House of Commons suspended its sitting amid an uproar over a motion condemning Soviet Russia for funds sent to aid British strikers. Deputy Speaker struggled to restore order as Sir Austen Chamberlain opposed breaking diplomatic ties and S Saklatvala argued the aid was philanthropic after his release from prison.
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House
Sir Autten
Chamberlain
Russia
S. Saklatvala
England
Late News Bulletins Foreign Plot Dispatches
Three late news dispatches outline foreign plot developments. Brief items note tensions and potential actions across regions with uncertain specifics.
Flood Damage Report From Germany Estimated At 100000000000 Snarks
Fragmentary bulletin notes flood damage in Germany with an enormous, uncertain estimate of losses. Details are unclear and the figures appear garbled.
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Thrauzhowt
Germany
Balloonists Arrive in New York After International Race
A garbled report notes balloonists arriving in New York from Cherbourg aboard a liner. Walter Morton of Akron wins the first American prize in the Antwerp international balloon race after a 72 year travel mishap. President Harding referenced from Cherbourg.
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Woman Hurt in Auto Collision With Dayton-Wand Car
An elderly woman and her husband were in a car struck near noon by a Dayton-Wand Western Traction Company limited train car in this city. The husband, Mr. Sherer, sustained severe cuts but is not in serious condition. Andrew noted.
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Traction Company
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Broad Street Home Scene of Fire
Fire Squad No li responded to an alarm at 6215 Broad Street last night. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in a closet with chemicals. The cause of the fire remains undetermined.
Motorist fined twenty five dollars in court
Williams na coals en Albert Sadler street was fined twenty five dollars for a charge last night. Sadler pleaded not guilty yesterday morning and gave a bond to appear last evening.
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Albert’ Sadler
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Cole "Gourt
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Fire chief orders weed cleanup around hydrants
Elyria city crews are urged to cut weeds and grass near fire hydrants after light rains caused overgrowth that could obscure hydrants from the street. Officials warn the vegetation may risk significant property damage if not cleared.
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Anial Bates
Elyria
Ehfet
State Plans Land Purchase For Northern Ohio Institution
Columbus June 25 The state control board votes to pursue acquisition of Apple Creek site in Wagen County for a Northern Ohio state institution for the feeble minded at what is described as a fair price. Welfare Director Harper’s recommendation is approved with a tentative land value around eighty thousand five hundred sixty dollars subject to final appraisal and court clearances.
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Columbus
Harper
Apple Creek
Wagen
Ohio
Wife of Rich Tare Takes Her Own Life
A woman identified as the wife of Rich Tare took her life by hanging. The husband had been seen riding near the city earlier and left the home before she died. A doctor found she had been dead for some time.
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Rich Tare
Ami
Suit Filed Over Lorain Auto Crash Injuring Woman
Justina Melnyk filed suit against Max Melnyk of 11337 Oberlin Avenue Lorain seeking 3000 for injuries from an accident in March. She says he offered her a ride, drove past children in the street, swerved left to avoid them and hit another vehicle, injuring her.
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Justina’. Mélnyk
Max Melnyk
Independence Week Program Complete
Fragmented OCR text outlines a local Independence Week program with civic and trade events. Names and specifics are unreadable, but it mentions public participation and a committee from the Woman’s Civic Board and Trade Council involved in scheduling activities.
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Archbishop to Arrive in City Monday Event
Central railroad day observed with a mass led by archbishop and a noon banquet at the hotel. In another item, Forest Corbin alias McFarland sentenced to three years hard labor for auto theft from Rev C G Cooper in Newark Ohio. The case follows a separate burglary at a tobacco store in Newark with little evidence found.
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Central “Railroad
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Ohio
Jude Porter
Forest Corbin
McFarland
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