Gunman beaten in Wakeman garage hold up
Early today a two-man bandit duo attempted a hold up at the Kenyon Garage in Wakeman. One robber was seriously wounded by the station attendant during the exchange and the other fled, possibly wounded. The wounded man, John Claba of Cleveland, is hospitalized in Norwalk in serious condition.
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Kenyon
Wakeman
John Claba
West Forty-ninth Street
Cleveland
Norwalk
Stoon
Carl Nieding
Gardner urges help after Wakeman garage hold up
Oberlin station operator Matt Gardner says bandits steal his stuff and welcomes aid in fighting gas station robberies. A gunfight at Kenyon Garage left a bandit paralyzed, Nieding wounded slightly, and a car fleeing toward the east. Cleveland police traced an alias and Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams sought fingerprints in Norwalk Hospital.
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Gardner
Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
Kenyon Garage
Wakeman
Nieding
Norwalk
Clarence F. Adams
W. L. Pease
Cleveland
Pease
Claude Adams
Lorain grand jurors begin session with varied cases
Lorain County grand jurors open their session under County Prosecutor Doc W Myers. Prominent cases include the cherry or chard shooting in Lorain last weekend and the killing of Oscar Williams. Other charges include burglary larceny shooting with intent to wound automobile stealing speeding violations carrying concealed weapons assault and cutting with intent to wound.
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Lorain County
Doc W. Myers
Lorain
Oscar Williams
Ohio Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy and Cooler
Partly cloudy conditions persist across Ohio with a slight cooling trend in the extreme southeast tonight. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with a gradual rise in temperature across the state.
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Ohio
Ohio Y P B Olympiad Opens In City Church
The Ohio Y P B Olympiad gathers delegates from across the state at the Church of Christ this afternoon, with sessions through Friday. Officers include Dallas L. Hurd and C W Argenbright, while guest speakers feature Helen Louise Barnes and Homer A Ramey among others. Evening banquet at 6 30 p m and sessions set for 8 45 a m 1 00 p m and 7 45 p m tomorrow.
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Ohio Y
Church of Christ
Young People’s Branch
Ohio Y. P. B. Ars
Dallas L. Hurd
Youngstown
C. W. Argenbright
Columbus
Elizabeth E. Rockwell
Barnesville
Mabel Edgerton
Arnettal Gall West
Rainsboro
Helen Louise Barnes
Los Angeles
Homer
Ramey
Toledo
Florence D Richard
Ohio
Bess Kuntz
Autos Collide Injuring Two Men Near Jackson and Schramm
Two cars driven by Clifford Shumate and Hobart Bryant collided at Jackson and Schramm Roads injuring Ison Smith and Warren Harris. Smith sustained side injuries with possible broken ribs while Harris had a head cut. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage as reported by the sheriff's office.
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Clifford Shumate
West River Street
Hobart Bryant
Oberlin
Jackson
Schramm
Ison Smith
Follett Street
Sha!mate
Warren Harris
Bryant
Smith
Sheriff's Office
City Appeals to Court Over $500 Judgment
The City of Elyria asked the court of appeals to reverse a December 23, 1931, judgment of Amelia Williams. The Webber court ruling awarded Williams $500 in the original case.
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Amelia Williams
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Court of Appeals
FIRE AT TOLEDO DAMAGES DOWNTOWN BLOCK
Firemen fought for over three hours to contain a downtown Toledo blaze causing about 20,000 in damage to four businesses and two vacant buildings. Three firemen and three others injured as an explosion shattered windows near the Western Auto Supply Company. Damage from the Western Auto firm alone pegged at about 100,000 with additional losses at Galliers Hat Company 75,000 Postal Telegraph 35,000 and Buckeye Cigar 10,000.
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Toledo
Western Auto Supply Company
Melvin Schroeder
Barney Grant
Galliers Hat Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Buckeye Cigar Company
Trial Opens in $30,000 Bevin v Griffiths Suit
William R Hopkins former Cleveland city manager now council member appeared in Elyria as defense attorney in the Bevin Griffiths injury suit tried in Judge A R Webber’s Lorain County court. Bevin claims Mrs Griffiths dog attacked her at the Griffiths Avon Lake home where she worked as a cook. The trial began today.
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William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Steamer Crashes Into Wharf At Shanghai
The President Jefferson of the Dollar Steamship Lines crashed into the wharf in Shanghai while berthing without a pilot. The liner penetrated the wharf by 30 feet, creating a hole in the bow above the waterline. No injuries were reported.
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Shanghai
President Jefferson
Dollar Steamship Lives
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports improved business outlook. E B Moran of Bradstreet s says outlook better than in months. Buffalo notes three large firms American Radiator and Du Pont and Wickwire Spencer to resume operations. Minneapolis Northern States Power net income 8828295 vs 8641062 prior year. Youngstown Republican Steel resumes Warren Sheet plants idle last week. Los Angeles Southern California Power net income 516863 vs 486811 prior year.
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New York
E. B. Moran
Bradstreet’s
Buffalo
N. Y
American Radiator & Sanitary
du Pont and Wickwire Spencer Steel
Youngstown, C
Republican Steel Corp
Warren Sheet
Modification at Once Demand of Wets Convention Head quarters
Chicago June 28 wets demand repeal of the 18th Amendment and immediate Volstead Act modification. They call for states to assume liquor control, federal protection against importations, and revenue from legalized beer pending repeal. Senator Walsh announced the wet plank, noting a substantial bloc of delegates may support a majority.
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Chicago
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Congress
Democratic Party
Governor White Arrives in Chicago as Demo Nominating Fight Grows
Ohio's Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and Governor George White of Ohio push for a Democratic presidential nomination at the national convention in Chicago. White arrived from Columbus, while Cox met with national leaders. Ohio leaders seek harmony to avoid a floor struggle, with Newton D. Baker also rumored as a possible name but Baker has refused to commit.
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Swenton D. Baker
Cleveland
Chicago
Baker
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alfred H. Smith
George White
Pennsylvania
Palmer House
James M. Cox
Dayton
North Side
Cox
White
Henry Brunner
Mansfield
Columbus
Smith
Brunner
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Jouett Shouse
W. W. Kurbin
Kenton
Wired
Roosevelt
County Home Rule Amendment 10 Discussion Tonight
State Senator William A. Green land will speak at a Chamber of Commerce meeting here tonight about County Home Rule Amendment 10. The measure would let the legislature simplify county government and allow adoption by any Ohio county, with potential cost savings via office consolidation and a county manager form. The gathering includes tax committee members, Lorain County Tax Association directors, and 25 area representatives. Also, 18 Lorain County youths travel to Los Angeles with deputy sheriffs escorting them, under the Cleveland Y M C A.
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William A. Greenland
Petitions Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Inter Organization Tax Association
Greenland
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Lorain
California
Lorain County
Cleveland
Los Angeles
West Coast
Cleveland Y. M. C. A
Clarence E. Adams
Withdrawal From Turmoil Shapes Nomination Fight
The text notes a candidate withdrawing from chaotic scenes surrounding the presidential nomination, with supporters contending it could bolster his chances by reducing negative press and stabilizing his image.
Friction in Roosevelts Ranks Rocks Democratic Convention
Chicago June 28 The rules committee report urges applying a two thirds rule on the first six ballots in the Democratic convention then switching to a majority vote. J Bruce Kremer Montana Roosevelt rep announced the plan amid a split between Roosevelt supporters and their critics. Anti Roosevelt factions indicate they will push for harmony on the floor hoping to win. The committee may reconvene to reconsider to revert from two thirds rule.
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Chicago
Jornty
Rules Committee
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Roosevelt
Kremer
Ttig
Arles Pomerena
Ohio
Windshield shattered by ball injures truck driver
Frank Law, delivery driver of 3309 Winckies Street, suffered facial and arm cuts when a golf ball shattered his truck windshield. He said glass fragments entered his eyes. Four boys were detained by police. two were spectators. Eddie Hoogenboom and Thomas Flood, not playing, were identified as not involved. Police warned them against street balling.
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Frank Law
Winckies Street
Law
Eddie Hoogenboom
Quincy Street
Thomas Flood
East River Street
Hoogenboom
Arrest Man As The Fox In Means Plot
In New York police said a man known as The Fox, linked to Gaston Means alleged plot to return the Lindbergh baby, was arrested. He gave the name Norman Whittaker when taken into custody in Brooklyn near his home and is described as an ex convict.
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New York
Fox
Gaston B
Lindbergh
Norman Whittaker
Brooklyn
Slightly Injured When MIT By Auto
Ehrman Ehrz, 14, was slightly injured yesterday afternoon after being struck by a car driven by W. W. Brown at Broad Street and East Avenue. He stepped back to avoid a water splash from a passing bus and collided with Brown’s vehicle, injuring his right arm and shoulder.
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Ehrz
Elhe Street
W. W. Brown
Oberlin Road
Broad Street
East Avenue
Ehrman
Brown
Roosevelt Dropped Opposition to Two Thirds Nomination Rule
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on June 28 Roosevelt supporters relinquished their stand against the two thirds nominating rule. James Farley denied any push to alter rule power and J Bruce Kremer signaled the committee would likely report a straight two thirds rule. Delegates faced confusion as leadership shifted and the contest over the permanent chairman continued with Shouse versus Walsh, while credentials proceedings opened with Louisiana and Huey Long’s status under minority reports.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
James Farley
J. Bruce Kremer
Rules Committee
Farley
Walt
Roovelt
Jouett Shouse
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Shouse
Kremer
Kramer
Barkley
Monsignor
F. G. Ostrowski
John S. Hurley
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Huey Long
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Service and Safety for Your July 4th Trip
Advice urges checking car condition before travel and using local garages for safety checks. The note promotes insurance and security offers through a Chronicle-Telegrams style service channel.
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Chse Foregan JR
Olympiad
Minneapolis—Northern States Power Co
Southsrn
California Power Co
Governor White
James Roosevelt
Arthur Mullen
John E. Mack
James Parley
al Smith
James E. Cannon, Jr
Resolutions Committee
Roogevelt
Jas. Farley
Arrest Man
the Fox
Mean
Mit
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