Fourteen-Year-Old Elyria Girl Killed. Two Boys Hurt
A four year old Elyria girl Anna Olah died after being struck by a car driven by Clifford Bowen on West River street near her home. Bowen stopped and eye witnesses say he drove about 15 mph. The two injured boys, John Edward Resar 12 and Richard Schmidt 11, were hit on Gratton road by Edward Ernst and taken to Blyna Memorial Hospital in serious condition and with fractures. A separate weekend crash injured Mrs. Benjamin Sabo.
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Elyria
Anna Olah
Elizabeth Olah
West River Street
Elysia Clinic
Clifford Bowen
Greenwood Street
Bowen
D. D. Grimm
Lorain
Elizabeth
Julia
Joseph
John Edward Resar
Richard Schmidt
East River Street
Gratton Road
Doonville Road
Edward Ernst
Doan Avenue
Cleveland
Blyna Memorial Hospital
Resar
Schmidt
Benjamin Sabo
Hugh Bruce
Adams Street
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Sabo
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Weather Forecast Turns Cooler After Showers
Ohio may see showers and thunderstorms in the south tonight with cooler air moving in later. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and a slight cool down focused in the eastern portion of the state.
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Ohio
Convention dignitaries booed by Chicago Communists
At the Democratic annual convention in Chicago a crowd of about 500 Communists and sympathizers gathered near Stadium Three blocks away. They derided visiting dignitaries as police escorts arrived with sirens. Police formed a barrier to keep the procession from approaching within a city block of the convention as speakers denounced capitalism.
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Chicago
Rainfall Brings New Life To Crops
A heavy rainfall across Ohio drenched fields and caused rivers to flow through streets in Columbus. The downpours, part of a general Middle West storm, boosted corn and garden crops while wheat and oats were less helped. Rain amounts varied with several cities reporting over an inch.
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Ohio
Middle West
Ohio Farm Bureau Federa
Tion Research Department
Ohio Cities
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Norwalk
Canton
Mt. Vernon
Akron
Ashland
Lima
Ballepoint
Sidney
Bangorville
Prospect
Wooster
Kenton
Marion
Farley Declares Roosevelt Plan To Go Through
Chicago June 27 James A Farley Roosevelt campaign manager insisted the Roosevelt forces will go through with the attempt to abrogate the two thirds rule and said a check showed they have the necessary majority.
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Bulletis
Chicago
James A Farley
Roosevelt
Pomerene To Represent Ohio On Democratic Rules Committee
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene will represent Ohio on the Democratic Rules Committee and the Ohio delegation will support retention of the two thirds nominating rule, a caucus decided today. The permanent organization committee member will back Jouett Shouse for permanent chairman. The delegation will cast 52 votes as a unit for Governor Georges White as presidential candidate.
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Chicago
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Democratic Rules Committee
Permanent Organization Committee
Jouett Shouse
Georges White
Boy injured after fall with open knife in park
William Kozel 11 of 416 Jefferson Street was slightly hurt Saturday afternoon when cut on the chest by an open knife while running in Cascade Park. His non serious injuries were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Stockholm date notes wedding of Prince Gustav Adolph and Princess Sibylle set for October 20 at Coburg.
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Wiliam Kozel
Jefferson Street
Cascade Park
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stockholm
Gustav Adolph of Sweden
Sibylle
Coburg
Roosevelt Forces Still Need Votes at Democratic Convention
Chicago June 27 The Roosevelt camp trails to secure pledged or promised votes to alter the two thirds nominating rule. At 1 PM the tally shows 510 for keeping the rule and 403 for abandoning it with 241 convention votes unaccounted. Roosevelt listed 495 pledged or promised and 169 more promised or considered, with total for Roosevelt 664 to 417 against. Illinois delegation unaccounted for.
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United Press
Chicago
U. P
Roosevelt
Illinois
Barkley Delivers Caustic Democratic Keynote Address
Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky opened the Democratic national campaign with a sharp attack on Republican policies, urging a repeal proposal for the 18th Amendment and detailing plans for tariff revision, farm aid, unemployment relief, federal economy, and banking reforms. He criticized Hoover era measures as governmental pulmotors and urged a convention endorsement of repealing the 18th Amendment.
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Chicago
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Federal Farm Board
Barkley
Congress
Hoover
Convention Opens As Raskob Calls The Gathering
Chicago June 27 The Democratic National Convention formally opens with Chairman John J. Raskob calling the hall to order. Mrs Woodrow Wilson arrives with Bernard Baruch as Evangeline Booth leads the opening prayer and Rose ZuZallam sings. Al Smith appears later and is greeted by cheers as party leaders discuss the two thirds rule and repeal plank on prohibition.
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Chicago
John J. Raskob
Woodrow Wilson
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
National Committee
Robert Jackson
New Hampshire
Raskob
Evangeline Booth
Shouse Smith
New York
Massachusetts
Raskeb
Jouett Shouse
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
United Press
Frank Hague
New Jersey
Smith
House
Senate
Priest Weisinger, Columbus Leader, Dies at 94
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Simon P. Weisinger founder and pastor of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Columbus died Sunday of heart disease. He was born in Pittsburgh on August 14, 1846 and was the oldest priest in the Columbus diocese. He served a 20 year pastorate in New Straitsville, Ohio.
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Columbus
Simon P. Weisinger
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Pittsburgh
New Straitsville. O
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports a day by day improvement in trade reviews from Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and the American Bankers Association. Detroit notes rising automobile sales by Polk & Co. totaling 106 073 units in 48 states versus 97 436 in April. Washington notes a definite upturn in beet and herb industries nationwide during the past week per the Department of Commerce.
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New York
Guaranty Trust Co
New Yi
American Bankers Association
Detroit
3&Polk & Co
Washington
Department of Commerce
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