Ohio Delegation Split Over Klan Issue On Platform
June 26 New York delegates report reluctance to name the Ku Klux Klan in the Democratic platform. Ohio delegates split with 40–42 favoring denunciation, ten opposing naming the Klan. Subcommittee debates League of Nations plank and a law enforcement plank as divisions widen.
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New York
Cummings
Ku Klux Klan
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
League of Nations
League
Justice Clark
Alfred Lucking
Michigan
Wan
Aub-Committee
Homer
Elyrian Sees Advance in Gubernatorial Bid
Elyria Republican J F Burke criticizes the state platform for not embracing a living wage for women and a cleanup of the highway department while praising five of his prior suggestions as a real advance. He decries the resolutions committee and plans to speak in Madison County.
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J. F. Burke
Columbus
Resolutions Committee
J . Burke
Elyria
Eonarge Hurke
Blue Sky Department
Highway Department
Burke
T Re Plant
Madison County
War debts to be treated separately at London talks
Paris reports Premier Herriot announced in the senate that interallied war debts will not be taken up with the Dawes reparation plan. He said war debts are not connected to Dawes and expressed hope the United States will participate, with Kellogg and Logan named for London.
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Paris
London
Edouard Herriot
Senate
United States
Pleasant City Bank Taken Over by State Banking Dept
The Pleasant City Bank of Pleasant City Ohio was taken over by the State Banking Department at the request of bank officials. Depositors are said to be in no danger.
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Pleasant City Bank
Columbus
Arfaira
Pleasant City
Ohio
State Banking Department
Haiphong Fines Motorist for Fatal Hit and Run
Syracuse report notes Haiphong indentifies a motorist who killed a pedestrian with a fine of 12.50 dollars and forgiveness after the accident. The account cites Austin O Glass returning from Asia and discusses Orient driving culture and changes in penalties.
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Haiphong
Syracuse
N. Y
Haliphon
Indo-China
Austin O. Glass
Orient
Man
Bim Fm
Conte
Embezzlement Ties Bank Cashier to $57,000 Loss
In Belmont County Ohio cashier Fred Bailey, 54, confessed to embezzling 57000 from the Commercial Savings Bank of Hethesda over several weeks. Officials say stock losses triggered the theft and the bank plans to reopen once state examiners finish inquiries.
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Ohio Bank
Clairsville
Commercial Savings Bank of Hethesda
Fred Bailey
Belmont County
Bailey
Irish Minister Plenipotentiary Urged by London
London urged that Washington handling of Irish Free State matters be confined to an Irish minister plenipotentiary accredited to the U S government. Secretary Hughes agreed. It is understood Timothy A Smiddy will be the Irish minister.
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Wackanwaun
Hughes
Great Britain
Washington
Irish Free States
United States
Timothy A. Smiddy
France to recognize Russian Soviet regime soon
Paris reports France informally advised the United States that the Herriot government will soon recognize the Russian Soviet Regime at Moscow. President Doumergue and Premier Herriot are said to be in accord. Formal announcement expected within a fortnight.
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Paris
France
United States
Herriot
Moscow
Doumerege
Chesapeake and Ohio seeks $18 million equipment issue
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue $18,000,000 in equipment certificates to fund the purchase of 100 locomotives 7 100 freight cars and other rolling stock.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Sues Judges for 570000 Dollars in Malfeasance Suit
A damage suit for 570000 dollars was filed in Columbus common pleas court charging malfeasance. Plaintiffs name Federal Judge Later, Federal Judge Hickenlooper, Common Pleas Judge Dixon, Stanley Roettenger, two attorneys and a clerk as defendants. Terassx E. Wurtabaugh of Cincinnati filed suit for denial of filing certain papers. A girl named Willia Cox dislocated her right arm after falling from a wagon tongue in Graf ton and was hospitalized. Francis T. Heater defeated Norman E. Brookes to win in Wimbledon action.
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Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Hickenlooper
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Dixon
Stanley Roettenger
Terassx E. Wurtabaugh
THS
Willia Cox
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Ed Mack
Katherine Fulger 76 Dies at Mansfield Home
Katherine Fulger 76 died suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs Albert Doerr in Mansfield on Wednesday night June 25. She leaves six children Arthur Mrs Fred Mail Mrs Albert Doerr Wade John and Curt plus nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. The family formerly lived in Elyna and will be buried beside her husband in Mansfield Cemetery.
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Katherine Fulger
Albert Doerr
Mansfield
Arthur
Fred Mail
Wade
Grafton
John
Curt
Fulger
Elyna
President Coolidge Accepts Woods Resignation as U S Ambassador
President Coolidge formally accepts Cyrus E. Woods resignation as United States ambassador to Japan. Woods was a luncheon guest at the White House.
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Washington
Coolidge
Cyrus E. Woods
United State
Japan
Woods
White Home
Wealthy American Sues for Divorce in Paris
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt of New York sues for divorce in the Seine Tribunal. The Hoyts have lived separately in Paris for months amid a rumored dispute over Mrs. Hoyt’s alleged property interests and separation terms.
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Paris
Lydig¢ Hoyt
New York
Seine
Bootlegging Seen As Cause Of Help Shortage In Jacksonville
Jacksonville Judge J J Beckam attributes a homemaker shortage to bootlegging profits among Negro women who abandon domestic work to sell liquor. He notes two thirds of local bootleggers come from this group and suggests they are often hired by higher ups. He says arrests drive them from the trade but they return after brief jail terms. The judge also cites crippled and blind residents turning to selling wet goods.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. J Beckam
Beckham
County Receives 19426.00 From Auto License Funds
Vouchers totaling 1063 and 69.29 are issued by Thad H. Brown Secretary of State Columbus to Ohio counties as their share of the auto license tag fund. Lorain County’s portion plus prior distributions totals 68279.19. Last year’s figure was 45091.31. Money from the auto license fund funds repair and maintenance of streams and highways.
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Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Lorain County
Sahara
City sees early Fourth celebrations despite Anraworka arrests
Reports reach police chief Stankard that younger residents are starting Fourth of July celebrations. Officials plan to enforce the Ilraworka hook ordinance again this year.
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Stankard
Dismissal in Milk Watering Case Leaves Bart Warner Cleared
Bart Warner appeared before the mayor on charges of watering his milk. Insufficient evidence led to the dismissal of the case. He supplies milk to Seavold’s.
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Datryman
Bart Warner
Seavold’s
Al Smith Demonstration Roars at Democratic Convention
At Madison Square Garden on June 26 the Democratic National Convention triggered a chaotic, loud reaction as delegates welcomed Governor Al Smith. New York led a raucous march with thousands of attendees, bands, confetti, and improvised admissions, while security struggled to control rivering crowds and gate crashers.
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New York
al Smith
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Ilanois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rosie O’grady
McAdoo
Missouri
A C Parsons
King City
Oscar A Price
West Virginia
Masa
Smith
Convention Hall
Hours of
Democracy
Averal
Fourth Avenue
Bardem
Takerg
Walsh
Ronle O'Grady
Hall
Royal S. Copeland
BL Porter
Christian Science Festaer
Boston
Mr Kennedy
Misa Ay Bronx
Corventiog
Seneter
Ovel
Peetty
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J. A. Logan
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England
Francis T. Heater
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Norman E. Brookes
Mangheld
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