President Roosevelts Gulf of Mexico voyage last day of vacation
President Roosevelt spent May 10 in the Gulf of Mexico near Brazos River mouth as the final day of his vacation. He will return to land in Galveston then head to Washington for meetings with congressional leaders. He plans Houston and College Station visits, Fort Worth stay, and a flight toward the capital after a sequence of regional stops. Financial talks cited conservative bankers backing the policy to lower heavy goods prices to spur consumer purchases.
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Galveston
Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Brazon River
Washington
Capital
White House
Houston
Tex
College Station
Eliott
Fort Worth
John Henry Hamann Dies Here Sunday
Amherst Ohio, May 10 John Henry Hamann former Amherst druggist died at his home 121 Spring street at 7 35 p m Sunday Born Louisville Kentucky Nov 6 1854 he lived in Joppa Ohio and Amherst and married Anna Catherine Nisius in 1876 He sold his drug store in 1885 and moved to Ashtabula later returning to Amherst Surviving children include Edward Cleveland William J Toledo and several daughters fifteen children nine grandchildren and five sisters Funeral from his home Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by the O H Baker Co and interment in Cleveland Avenue Cemetery
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Amherst
John Tienry Hamann
Spring Street
Louisville
Joppa
Anna Catherine Nisius
Ashtabula
Edward
Cleveland
William J
Toledo
Edward Diedrick
M. Duchoslav
Lorain
L. Harmon
Jobo Jr
Charles
Leo Grugel
Amherat
Mary Hamann
Birmingham
Charles Bristol
Artel
Sophia Volk
Ray Thompson
Upper Sandusky
Libbie Hoffman
Clyde
0. H. Baker Co
Cleveland Avenue
Learn To Swim Campaign Opens Next Week In Elyria
Preparations for the Elyria Y M C A free Learn To Swim campaign are nearly complete as the Chronicle Telegram partners with the YMCA for a two week program set to begin Monday. Instructors will cover beginner and advanced levels for men women boys and girls over 19 with a 10 cent registration fee to offset campaign costs. Last year 112 learned to swim and 42 improved, totaling 154 passing tests from 340 enrollees.
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Elyria Y
Elyria
Carl Wagner
Wagner
James Whyte
Herman Geyer
Alice Glover
Chronicle-Telegram
Governor To Call Special Session
COLUMBUS May 10 The last meeting of the regular session of the 92nd Ohio General Assembly was to be held at 1 30 P M today in a skeleton session to sign bills already passed A special session will be called probably about mid June by Governor Davey to pass the $92 000 000 general appropriations bill which ran into a stalemate in the Senate State departments have funds to operate until July 1.
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Columbus
92Nd
Ohio General Assembly
Davey
Senate
Home ransacked of J L Hudson on Bath Street
Police investigate a break in at J L Hudson residence 214 Bath Street where about 50 dollars of goods vanished. Items taken include bedclothes blankets spreads pillowcases table linen and a set of silverware. The Hudsons had left Friday for a visit and returned yesterday to the break in.
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J. L. Hudson
Bath Street
Hudson
YMCA Registration Coupon Notice
Fill out this coupon and bring it with 10 cents to the YMCA where it will be exchanged for a registration and class assignment card. Registration dates are May 12 13 and 14.
Akron cop killed in accidental gun discharge at show
Grover C. Bauman a 44 year old Akron police officer was killed when an apparently loaded National Guard machine gun discharged at a show. Police say Theodore Brosch aged 16 handled the weapon during the accident. Bauman was shot through the neck.
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Akron
Grover C. Bauman
National Guard
Theodore Brosch
Bauman
Powerful Device For Treatment Of Cancer
A new million-volt cancer treatment unit, described at Harvard’s Collis P. Huntington Memorial Hospital, operates at 1 200 000 volts with high radiation output. The device requires under five minutes for a standard daily session and could cut to two minutes, enabling larger doses to deep tumors than lower voltage X-rays or radium permit.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Collis P. Huntington Memorial Hospital
Woman and two children trek 1800 miles to reach jailed husband
Mrs. Elizabeth Colarco 23 says she hitchhiked 1800 miles from Silver City N M with her two children to be near her husband held on hijacking charges. They traveled with a 16 year old friend and a budget of $5.74. They avoided formal hitchhiking and relied on invitations to ride.
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Cleveland
Elizabeth Colarco
Silver City
N. M
Marie Antoinette
John William
Joyce Shell
Colarco
Tulsa
Oklo
Alex Colarco
Canton
Akron Bus And Street Car Men Reject Plan
Striking bus and street car operators rejected a plan to restore Akron Streets service and submitted a counter proposal to Akron Transportation Co. AM, AFL union officials were barred from the Sunday meeting. Four accused as spies were ejected, and State Rep. Gus Kasch was also asked to leave. The strikers voted 258 to 8 for a Committee for Industrial Organization type union. the company offered no comment on the counter proposal.
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Akron
Akron Transportation Co
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway
Empolyes
American Federation of Labor Union
Gus Kasch
Committee For Industrial Organization
Swedish Prince to Marry Outside Royalty
Swedish Prince Carl son of the king's brother plans to wed Countess Elsa Von Rosen mother of three. The engagement approved by king and government will forfeit royal status as in prior cases. Carl aged 26 becomes Sweden's thirdMr Bernadotte and may receive a Belgian ducal title in a Brussels summer ceremony.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Carl
Elsa von Rosen
Leopold
Bernadotte
Adolf von Rosen
Brussels
Fragmentary note on watch appraisal and sentiment
The fragment mentions a man named Anderson who promised a neighbor a profit for returning a watch. When the man did not return, the watch was appraised at two dollars ten cents by a jeweler. The text also contains a reflection on loving one's neighbor and the difficulty of imagining another as oneself.
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Anderson
Strike Involving 360 Drivers Near Toledo Ends
About 360 drivers from the Toledo Truck Association forced a stoppage late Saturday as a formal agreement with the Teamsters was signed. Two chauffeur unions were involved in the reaching of terms, marking a key labor action in the region.
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Driveca
Toledo Truck Association
Wante
Teamsters
Pays For Experience At Dallas Anderson’s Pittsfield Gas Station
A smooth man visited the Pittsfield gas station of Dallas Anderson on a Saturday evening seeking $8 to repair his car. He offered a watch valued at $2.15 in exchange for the cash, presenting himself as in need but without funds.
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Dallas Anderson
Pittsfield
Anderson
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