Mock Convention Debates Russia Stand at Oberlin
The Oberlin Republican National Mock Convention opens with a Russia recognition plank passing 697 to 241. Delegates from 53 states attend a parade with New York winning best delegation. The convention features debates on taxes, armaments, and Philippines independence as it votes on platform measures.
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Chas. W. Lawrence Oberlin
Russia
United States
Oberlin
Philippines
Civil Service Commission
League of Nations
New York
Theodore Erickson
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Erickson
Nye
Elyria
Ralph Andrews
Oil City
National Executive Committee
Arnold Zurcher
Town Hall
Main
Professor Streets
Joel B. Hayden
Cleveland
Philip D. Sherman
Massachusetts
Senator Burke
Burke
Republican Party
Enfield Boys Lecture After Court Appearance
Justice fined Jack Burke Richard and Sidney Snoy and Frank Snoy for the disturbance at Congregational church. Rollin Harold Snoy and Albert DeFields were dismissed after pleading not guilty. The youths received a severe lecture and were placed on probation for one year. Some believe they should have been sent to juvenile court. they apologized to the minister and the incident is now closed.
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Penfield
Obs
Jack Burke
Richard
Carlisle school program to feature large evening event
In Carlisle a school program will be held tonight at the La Te church with about three hundred local children taking part. An exhibit of past year work and manual training will be shown for visitors, and a singing contest will select a county contest participant to be held May 24. Also a police emergency reported Cecil Hoover collapsed at Phillipe drug store and was rushed to the hospital.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Cola
Achoola
Calle Phillipe Drug Store
Cecil Hoover
Floods sweep towns along Shenandoah and Ohio rivers
A dam burst at Fisher's Hill near Harpers Ferry floods Harpers Ferry with six feet of water and halts river bridge traffic. May floods swell along the Ohio and Kanawha rivers with dozens of towns flooded, trains stopped, basements emptied, gardens washed away, and multiple deaths reported as rivers rise across West Virginia and Maryland.
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Hagerstown
Fisher’s Hill
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Tomor
Fairmont
Monongahela
Buchannon
Mannington
Farmington
Chesapeake
Kanawhas
Belva
Grafton
Tygartsa
Weston
Piedmont
Westernport
Crippled Home Success Spotlighted in New Lamplighter
The Gates' Home for Crippled Children is now represented by an official magazine The Lamplighter. Ruth Fuller Stevens is editor with Constance Rabin as assistant editor and Kassie Stedman as manager and treasurer. The issue features Edgar F. Allen, president of the International Society for Crippled Children, plus images of the Gates Home and Memorial Hospital and patients showing improvements from treatments.
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Gates’ Home For Crippled Children
the Lamplighter
Ruth Fuller Stevens
Constance Rabin
Kassie
Stedman
Edgar F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Gates Home and Memorial Hospital
Poincare Te Quit June 1 In Paris
Premier Ray mond Poincare told President Miller after a cabinet meeting that he and his cabinet will resign on June 1 following the Bloc Nationalities defeat in Sunday elections in Paris.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Miller
Bloc Nationali
Wealthy heirs take up labor in New York and on sea
Albert Jock Hanchet-Taylor and Count August Svensson, pampered heirs to wealth, now earn wages as laborers. Svensson, 20, works as a deckhand on the steamer Santa Louisa while British veteran Taylor, nephew of Clyde Steamship president, toils as a bricklayer in New York. Both express sympathy and contentment in their new lives.
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Albert Jock Hanchet-Taylor
Count August Svensson
Svensson
Duke Charles of
Sweden
Santa Louisa
Taylor
Clyde Steamship Company
New York
Ohio Supreme Court rules Sunday motion pictures illegal
Ohio's highest court held that moving picture shows are a Sabbath offense under the 1881 law prohibiting theatrical performances on Sunday. The case of Walter K. Richards of Findlay challenged the statute after a Hancock county appeal. The court defined a moving picture show as a theatrical performance and banned Sunday exhibitions statewide.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Walter K. Richards
Findlay
Richards
Supreme Court
Hancock County Court of Appeals
Church Pro- A&régns
Sun Yat Sen Dead Reported in Hong Kong
Shanghai dispatch says Dr Sun Yat Sen first provisional president of the republic of China and leader of the South China revolt ers died in Hong Kong after brain fever attack. Other brief notes include tires damaged by a faulty manhole cover at Hast avenue and Groad Street and the death of John A Schwab father of Charles M Schwab in Altoona Pennsylvania.
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London
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of China
South China
Canton
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Sung
China
John Sullivan
Rocky River J
Hast Avenue
Groad Street
Schwab
Altoona
John A. Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Loretto
Here
Liquor Found in Chicken Coop Leads to Arrest
Deputy Sheriff visited Antone Godoski at 209 Lodi Street and dug up a raisin jack bottle hidden in a rear chicken coop. Godoski denied knowledge and claimed framing. Case postponed a week as his attorney left town.
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Klady
Antone Godoski
Lodi Street
Godoski
Godoska
Godosnt
Bandits Loot Bank Messengers Then Flee South
Seven armed bandits in a high powered automobile held up Edward Gehm and Arthur Fisher, bank messengers, at 11 30 this morning in Middletown Ohio. They obtained 17 000 dollars in cash before jumping into their car and speeding south on the Dixie Highway.
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Middletown
Ohio
Edward Gehm
Arthur Fisher
First and Merchants’ National Bank
Supreme Court refuses review in Lehman v State case
Ohio Supreme Court today overruled a motion directing the Lorain County Court of Appeals to certify its record in Lehman v State. Justice George fined M H Lehman $30 with costs for a semi trailer attached to his truck exceeding the Burke law limit. The ruling fixes the status of a truck with a semi trailer.
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State Supreme Court
Lorain County Apellate Court
M. H. Lehman
Justice
J. George's Court
Lehman
Burke
George
Common Pleas Court
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Rotary Club Hears Former Elyrian Advertiser Talk
At a noon Rotary Club meeting H P Boynton former Elyria resident now in Cleveland spoke on Advertising noting trained writers yield better results and that ads with human appeal resonate. Ralph Fay reported on the club’s past year work as secretary. Ridgeville schools plan an exhibition on Wednesday May 14 with a luncheon by the Sunshine club in the church basement.
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Rotary Club
H. P. Boynton
Elyria
Cleveland
Boynton
Ralph Fay
Wich
Langley and Lipschutz Sentenced for Liquor Conspiracy
Covington Kentucky May 13 Congressman John W Langley of Pikeville and Milton Lipschutz of Philadelphia were sentenced to two years in Atlanta federal prison for conspiracy to violate the Volstead act. Others plead guilty or faced trial as jurors deliberated two hours and 18 minutes.
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Covington
John W. Langley
Pikeville
Milton Lipsehutz
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Langley
United States
John Wesley Langley
Kentucky
Congress
Eliah H. Mortimer
New York
Mortimer
Sam Collins
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Veterans Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Burton
Slatey
W. J. Fields
Arthur Rouse
Ben. Johnson
Knights of Columbus Hear Brief Addresses on Charity and Civic Duty
Senator J. F. Burke and E. F. Allen spoke at the Knights of Columbus meeting. Allen urged funding a sun room at Gates Home for Crippled Children to aid tubercular bone patients. Burke stressed good citizenship and ministering to the right voters, insisting politics should not influence State institution leadership.
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J. F. Burke
E. PF. Allen
Knights of Columbus
Divorces Granted to Let Couples Marry
This morning a Loralan man and a woman who had lived together were granted divorces so they could marry each other. Thomas was divorced from Jenalesa on grounds of gross neglect and Meliss Campbell from Roanie Cag on three years absence. Stone and Campbell have two illegitimate children, and divorce was granted so they can wed at Bet.
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Loralan
Tegether
May
Thomas 8
Jenalesa
Meliss Compbell
Roanie
Stone
Campbell
B. Thompson
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August Stathone
Bobby
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John Gardner
Fakine
Tlingis Maudrife Iron Company
Herman Krause
Renselaer Wilcox
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