Streets to be paved and surfaces treated in Elyria
Council pass two paving resolutions and an ordinance for surface treatment of eleven streets. Paved streets include Laundon street and Fourteenth street with most work in Eastern Heights. Surface treatments cover Gulf, Sluton, West, West River, Eastern Heights boulevard, Denison, Stanford, Cornell, Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge streets. Total cost not to exceed 6900 dollars as one job.
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Laundon Street
Hast Broad
Clark Street
Fourteenth Street
West Avenue
Bank Street
Eastern Heights
Gulf Street
Sluton Street
West Street
West River Street
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Denison Street
Stanford Avenue
Cornell Street
Harvard Avenue
Oxford Street
Cambridge Street
Council
J.A. Lump
Cornell Avenue
M. Babich
Elyria
Ely Park
Park Board
John Eid
Walter Wohn
Fire and Police Committee
Charles Abbe
Allen School
Abbe Road
Coolidge Warns No Perfection in Government
Former President Calvin Coolidge told a Northampton audience that Americans should not expect perfection in government, especially when opposition holds power. Speaking before about 100 people at the Hotel Northampton, he said neither side expects flawless governance and noted the invitation followed a series of Republican meetings statewide.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
Northampton District School of Politics
Commonwealth
Republican State Committee
Hotel Northampton
Jesse A. G. Andre
Another Well Brought In In Carlisle Field
A new gas well in the Carlisle field was completed on the Eliza Pryce farm six miles southwest of Elyria on the Diagonal road. It taps 1,480,000 cubic feet daily at 2,220 feet, the southernmost among recent developments. Twenty five residents hold interests. promoted by C. A. McMillen and Roy W. Ramage. Plans call for more wells on leased land in the district.
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Carlisle
McMillan-Ramage Oland Gas Company
Eliza Pryce
Elyria
Diagonal
C. A. McMillen
Roy W. Ramage
McMillen
Ramage
Avon Lake Lake Erie deaths stump investigators
The deaths of two youths whose bodies were found in Lake Erie near Avon Lake remain unsolved. Sheriff Adams and deputies traced identities as John Snowbrick and Miles Mandick, believed murdered and dumped to mask a bootleg war. Coroner cites fractured skulls and no lung water, while evidence links both to illicit activity and local bootleg operations.
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Lake Erie
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Clarence Fh. Adams
John Snowbrick
Euclid Village
Miles Mandick
St. Clair Avenue
Hijeck‘ers
Snowbrick
Peace Undertaking
Dover Center
Mandick
Sheffield Lake
Alex Mandick
Detroit
Myles E. Perry
Adams
Lorain
Snowbbrick
George Snowbrick
Fast Ssth Street
William Holst
Lake Road
Holst
Pennsylvania Primary Faces National Attention in State Races
In hot Pennsylvania primary action Secretary of Labor James J. Davis challenges Senator Joseph R. Grundy as Republicans battle for the U S Senate nomination. Governor contenders include former Gov Gifford Pinchot attacking the machine and utilities while Francis Shunk-Brown and Thomas W. Phillips Jr push wet platforms amid prohibition, bossism, and Hoover policy debates shaping national interest.
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Pennsylvania
James J. Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
United States
Francis H. Bohlen
Gifford Pinchot
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Francis Shunk -Brown
Corporation
Philadelphia
Hoover
Vare and Grundy Fight Prohibition Split in Pa. Polls
May 20 Philadelphia voters choose between Vare and Grundy for the Republican Senate nomination amid a split party, inflamed by a strong wet ticket led by Bohlen and Phillips. Prohibition and tariff issues dominate as Pinchot Brown contest looms. results hinge on Philadelphia strength for Grundy and western support for Davis.
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Davis
Pennsylvania
W. L. Mellon
Senator Grundy
Pinchot
Grundys
Kansas City
Grundy
Wickersham Commission
Bohlen
Dzouclis Trial Under Way In Lorain Murder Case
The Lorain murder trial of Antonio Dzouclis 38 opened after a prolonged delay. Witnesses testified Tony threatened witnesses, sought money from Mike Dineff, and described buying a revolver for self protection. Sophia Droucls testified about her engagement to the Canadian fiancé and her abolition of schooling. Police and detectives described Tony’s arrest, statements, and plans to kill his daughter and Dineff. The judge and doctors weighed Tony’s mental condition as the trial resumed.
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Antonio Dzouclis
William
Vasil) Dineff
Dineff
Sophia Droucls
Arthur Hyde
Massillon State Hospital
Tony
County Jail
W. B. Thompson
Sophia
Atty. Adams
Adams
Adamos
Mike Nakoff
National Tuba Company
Dzouclis
Nakoff
Nakofff
Mike Dtneff
Pete Tashoff
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Macedonia
Ed Sage
Dr. Grimm
East 29Th Street
Dinetf
Brith H. Buda
Tworain
Bunda
Buda
Lieut
Geo. Carson
Edward Reynolds
Dave
New York Police Commissioner Grover Whalen Resigns
Police Commissioner Grover Whalen of New York quits his post after a lengthy departure from a $100,000 position. He handed the resignation to Mayor James J. Walker at City Hall and said it would take effect at noon tomorrow.
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Grover Whalen
New York
Whalen
James J. Walker
City Hall
Body found in Lake Erie identified as nurse Marion Daley
The lingerie-clad body recovered from Lake Erie was identified as Marion F. Daley a 40 year old private nurse. Arthur Lansen of Buffalo said she had lived there and came to Cleveland a week ago seeking work. Police believe death was self inflected.
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Lake
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Marion F. Daley
Arthur Lansen
Buffalo
Lawsen
Lakewood
Rear Admiral Chase Opposes London Treaty
Washington May 20 Rear Admiral J W Chase a member of the navy general board joined the opposition to the London Treaty. He told the foreign relations committee the pact would be a misfit for the American navy and would not yield parity with Great Britain. He concurred with Rear Admiral Mark N Bristol whose condemnation has been aired to senate committees.
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Chase
Washington
Navy General Board
J. W. Chase
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Mark N. Bristol
Bristol
Hilary P. Jones
Senate
Train Carrying Shriners Overturns in Pa. Two Killed
A Pennsylvania Railroad special train carrying Shriners left the track at Mocanaqua, Pa. Two men, fireman S. W. Craig and engineer R. E. Cleaver, were killed and another injured in the crash.
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Shriners
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Railroad
S. W. Craig
R. E. Cleaver
Mocanaqua
Demand for thorough report on Hoover enforcement commission
Senator Glass of Virginia demanded a comprehensive Senate report on the expenditures of President Hoover's law enforcement commission since its organization. He introduced a resolution directing Comptroller General McCarl to provide the detailed statement of costs and outlays to the Senate.
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Washington
Hoover
Glass
Dem
McCarl
Senate
Commission
Tardieu raises wheat import tariff in surprise decree
Premier Andre Tardieu ordered an immediate tariff rise on wheat imports from 50 to 80 francs per quintal, citing protection for French growers. The measure, published in the Journal Officiel, is in force but requires parliamentary approval.
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Tardieu
Paris
Andre Tardieu
Officiel
Parliapient
Daniels and Lyon File Intention to Wed in Los Angeles
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, noted motion picture stars, appeared at the county marriage license bureau in Los Angeles and filed notice of intention to wed. They announced plans to marry, signaling a forthcoming celebrity nuptial in the motion picture world.
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Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Los Angeles
Cal
County
Huron Officials Resign from Village Board in Controversy
Randall Duncan Edward Bogen and Otto Detlefsen resign from the Huron Village board of affairs amid ongoing scrutiny over alleged irregular contract awards. Mayor Henry Hahn accepts the resignations. Duncan had faced trial for alleged misfeasance in office. the jury disagreed.
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Sandusky
Randall Duncan
Edward Bogen
Otto Detlefsen
Huron Village Board of Affairs
Henry Hahn
Duncan
Seventeen Lorain County High Schools To Graduate 215 Students
Seventeen Lorain County high schools will graduate 215 students over the next two weeks, a drop from last year's 249. Amherst and Wellington commencements span early and mid June, with Ridgeville boasting the largest class of 35. Brookside marks its first graduation with eight graduates, as the district notes declining totals across Amherst and Wellington compared with last year.
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Lorain County
R. P. Vaughn
Amherst
Wellington
Brighton
Brookside
Ridgeville High School
Belden High School
Grange
McBride Blaine In Lively Tilt
Senate Lobby Committee session ends in a heated clash between F Scott McBride Anti-Saloon League chief and Senator Blaine Wisconsin. Blaine storms out stalled by lack of quorum and threats to call the Sergeant at Arms as prodded by a supportive dry audience.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Blaine
Wis
McBride
Rep
Upshaw
Georgia
Meride
Congress
Sam
Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin Starts 60hour South Atlantic Flight
Seville reports the Graf Zeppelin began a 60 hour ocean crossing to open a new South American air route. The ship paused in Seville after a 25 hour Friedrichshafen leg and added passengers including Mrs. Mary Pierce and Infante Alfonso. It will contact Friedrichshafen Recife Monte Grande and other stations during the voyage.
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Seville
Spain
South Atlantic Ocean
South America
Pernambuco
Brazil
Cuba
United States
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Mary Pierce
New York City
Infante
Alfonso
Emilia Herrera
Spanish Air Corps
Hugo Eckener
Bejaz
Recife
Monte Grande
Buenos Aires
Eckener
Basle
Switzerland
Seville Exposition Grounds
Fatal Crash At Kenton County Line
Mrs Karl Nempsell aged 39 died when her car was hit by a Big Four freight train at Kenton County line May 20.
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Kenton Kenton, CO
Karl Nempsell
Decoration Day car bargains in Elyria used cars
Elyria used car dealers offer reconditioned guaranteed used cars for as little as $50. The ad promotes buying a car for Decoration Day and summer vacations, urging readers to check the automobile columns for the complete selection.
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Elyria
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