Group 10 Oppose Recess of Congress
Washington May 25 A broad senate coalition forms to block a Senate recess next week unless secrecy rule reform is approved. Leaders consider open debate but roll calls may stay secret. Senator Reed proposes secret presidential roll calls with public votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Malton Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate Rules Committee
Wesley L. Jones
George Norris
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Jones
United Press
Borah
Idaho
Dies In Second Accident In Two Weeks
George W. Alban a 69 year old Steubenville farmer died in a second accident within two weeks. Earlier he narrowly escaped carbon monoxide fumes from his car. The coroner ruled the death accidental saying the gun was likely being cleaned when it discharged.
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Steubenville
George W. Alban
Archie Bell
Aidan
When I Was 21 Dr M E Perry Elyria coroner profile
Dr M E Perry of Elyria, Lorain County coroner and Western Reserve University dental student, began practice in Elyria in 1910 and has worked there continuously. He later specialized in pyorrhea and X-ray work, has served as coroner more than eight years, is married with a daughter, resides at 252 Fourth Street, and enjoys hunting fishing and motoring. His boyhood goal was to become a railroad engineer.
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M. E. Perry
Lorain County
College of Dentistry
Western Reserve University
Elyria
Fourth Street
Prize awarded for best work of the year at Gulf Road school
Teresa Emerick of Gulf road won ten dollars in the first Gulf Road school eighth grade prize for best work. Guy B Findley Elyria attorney funded the award to stimulate school effort. Emerick’s yearly averages ranged from 35.11 to 96.77 percent.
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Teresa Emerick
John L. Emerick
Gulf Road
Guy B. Findley
Elyria
Findley
Groh Acquitted In Bribery Tail
Former Mayor Peter J. Groh of Dover was acquitted today on charges he accepted a $50 bribe to protect liquor transport through Dover. The trial included testimony that state agent Edward Little forced Groh at gunpoint to take the alleged bribe. Groh may run again, while Little and John O. Cole resigned from the state prohibition department amid related Lancaster case fallout.
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New Philadelphia
Peter J. Groh
Dover
Edward Little
Groh
Little
Lancaster
Cooper
John O. Cole
State Prohibition Department
Columbus
Ohio U Paper Judged Best In State
Green and White, the Ohio University student paper from Athens, claimed the state top honor as the best college weekly or semi weekly in 1929 and won the Cleveland Plain Dealer cup. Honorable mentions went to Buchtelite Akron U The Transcript Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Torch Kent State Teachers. Capital Chimes of Capital University was named best bi monthly publication.
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Akron
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio College
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Buchteltite
The
Transcript
Ohio Wesleyand
Wittenberg
Torch
Graf’s Zeppelin motor trouble blamed on excessive strain
FRIEDRICHSHAFE Germany May 25Motor experts who examined the dirigible Graf Zeppelin after its return from touring France found the ship’s motor trouble was caused by excessive strain. An official statement announced today.
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Graf
Friedrichshafe
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Toure France
Nurses Receive Diplomas At Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ten young women were awarded diplomas and pins at Elyria Memorial Hospital last night during graduation exercises in the Elks Auditorium. Rev. C H Le Blond urged the nurses to uphold high professional ethics and to serve humanity, citing Florence Nightingale and hospital ideals.
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J. St. Mannix
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Edith Lee Lias
School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
I Elks
C. H. le Blond
Catholic Charities Corporation
Cleveland
Florence Nightingale
Robert Lersch
Virginia Willys Married In London
Miss Virginia Willys daughter of John N Willys of Toledo Ohio and Luis de Aguirre of Buenos Aires was married at a civil ceremony on Menrietta Street Registry office London today The religious ceremony was set for noon at the Savoy chapel Miss Willys father is president of Willys Overland Motor Car Company and she was among Americans presented at the Court of St James early this month
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London
Virginia Willys
John N. Willys
Toledo
Ohio
Luis de Aguirre
Buenos Aires
Menrietta Street
Savoy Chapel
Willys
Willys-Overland Motor Car Company
Court of St. James
Peanut Pusher Pushes Nut Up Pike s Peak
Colorado Springs, Colo. May 25 John Hayburn visits town to view a novelty speed contest where Bill Williams of Rio Hondo Texas pushes a peanut up the hill with his nose. Williams endures stiff joints and sun, yet remains ahead of schedule by a half mile.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
John Hayburn
Here
Pike's Peak
Bill Williams
Rio Hondo
Texas
Hayburn
Williams
Atlantic hops again held up by bad weather
Old Orchard, May 25. Menacing Atlantic weather delayed the take-off of the French and American monoplanes for Europe. Pilot Roger Q. Williams and Lewis A. Yancey of the Green Flash said tests would continue, with Rome a doubtful goal. French crew members Assollant LeFevre and Lotti planned to test radios and inspect instruments for a Paris flight.
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Old Orchard
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Green Flash
Rome
Jean Assolant
Rene LeFevre
Armene Lotti
U of Missouri to Ban the Term Sex Appeal
In Columbia Missouri on May 25 the university forbids the terms sex appeal and sex questionnaires. Russell Silver a Detroit sophomore and editor of the Missouri Outlaw has been informed by Dr. Albert K Heckel dean of men that his association with the school ends due to references in the latest issue to the sex appeal of several sorority members.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Russell Silver
Detroit
Missouri Outlaw
Albert K. Heckel
Street work to begin on Cleveland and Abbey roads
The north side resurfacing of Cleveland street from Abbey road westward starts Monday morning, weather permitting, per Service Director John N. Eidt. The south side brick from Abbey road to Edgewood street has been re laid and Abbey road from Broad to Cleveland streets resurfacing is announced. Parking spaces will be painted early Monday if sunshine continues.
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Cleveland Street
Abbey Road
John N. Eidt
Edgewood Street
Broad
Cleveland Streets
Cascade Park Opens Tennis Courts for Public Use
The five Cascade Park tennis courts were opened to the public for the first time this season after spring rains damaged them. County schools have been using the park this week for class picnics with Henrietta, Carlisle, and Avon classes among those visiting.
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Cascade Park
Henrietta
Carlisle
Baptist Church Fund Reaches 309000 With New Gifts
The building fund drive for the proposed Baptist church grows to 309000 after a 17000 addition last night raising subscriptions to 65000 toward the 150000 goal. Pastor Rev. Robert T. Ketcham says public solicitation is not planned though outside friends may contribute. Dr. F. H. Divine leads the campaign and will speak on The Church and the Community in the morning and What We Would Do If Jesus Came to Elyria Tonight in the evening.
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New Baptist Church
Robert T. Ketcham
F. H. Divine
Jesus
Ely
Ria
Mrs Tunney Improves After Relapse On Brioni Island
Mrs Gene Tunney the Greenwich Connecticut heiress was slightly improved today after a relapse following her appendix operation. Italian surgeon Prof Roberta Cristofoletti examined her at Brioni Island villa while Tunney rushed to Rovigno for Dr Zadro then returned by motorboat to the island. Doctors said her condition was not exceptionally serious and no operation would be needed at present.
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Pola
Italy
Gene Tunney
Polly Lauder
Greenwich
Rovigno
Zadro
Rovigno Clinic
Cristofoletti
Fasano
Tunney
Brioni Island
Dr. Meyer
Berlin
Autos and Street Car Smash on Broad Street
A minor traffic collision on Broad street just east of the square at 4 p.m. Friday involved two autos and a street car. R. W. Mason of Cleveland attempted to park, tipped into traffic, and collided with Mrs. Hubert Marsh of Stanford Avenue who then blocked the street car tracks. The street car, operated by Walter Hull, bumped the Marsh auto. All occupants were unhurt. both cars had only minor fender contusions.
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Broad Street
R. W. Mason
Cleveland
Hubert Marsh
Stanford Avenue
Marsh
Walter Hull
W.R.U. and G.A.R. to Attend Memorial Day Services
Members of the Womens Relief Corps and the G. A. R. will attend Memorial Day services of the Church of Christ in a body Sunday. Due to expected large attendance, the services will be held at the Capitol theatre at 10 30 am.
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Womens Relief Corps
Church of Christ
Capitol Theatre
Industrial leaders differ on value of prohibition
Ford says prohibition will stay and must be enforced as the machine age demands sobriety. Du Pont argues prohibition harms prosperity and urges state option with federal help, proposing a three way choice on the Eighteenth Amendment.
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America
United Press Today
Henry Ford
Florre S. du Pont
Lawrence Sullivan
Washington
White House
Ford
Capital
Alexandria
Mr. Ford
Rebecca la Porte
Ford Establishment
Hoover
New York
Pierre S. Dupont
FEI
du Pont Ne Nemours & Co
General Motors Corporation
du Pont
United Press
American Philosophical Society
Association Against
Suits Filed Against Lake Shore Electric for 110000 Dollars
Three damages suits totaling 110000 dollars were filed in common pleas court against Lake Shore Electric railroad company. Bertha Kuhl of Pittsfield seeks 50000 dollars, her daughter Katherine O Rourke 50000, and Walter O Rourke 10000 for loss of his wife’s services after a collision at Risden road crossing on July 3 1927 injuring both women.
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Lake Shore Electric Railroad Company
Common Pleas
Bertha Kuhl
Pittsfield
Katherine O'Rourke
Walter O'Rourke
Katherine
Huron
Former Elyria Architect Ernest Campbell Dies in Boston
Ernest Campbell, once Elyria’s architect, is reported dead in South Boston Massachusetts. He left Elyria about 20 years ago and helped plan the 1909 Elyria Savings and Trust Company building now Logan Gas Company. He designed several homes in Eastern Heights and was brother-in-law to Rev. W. F. Cadmus through his sister.
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Ernest Campbell
Elyria
Boston
Massachusetts
Campbell
See Reparations Solution Near PARIS
May 25 proximity of a reparations accord dominated今日 reports as Allied and German experts stayed in conference. A British spokesman said agreement on annuity figure is imminent and a solution could come tonight or Sunday. Rumors spoke of a two year moratorium on payments, with details to be worked out. Experts may present Germany’s war damage obligations division to their governments.
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Paris
Germany
Fort Worth Airmen Near Sixth Day In Sustained Flight
Reg Robbins and Jim Kellys, two young pilots, near 132 hours in a continuous flight aboard a Ryan monoplane at Meacham field. They expect to push toward 200 hours if the motor holds, despite rain and past weather challenges.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reg. Robbins
Texas
Meacham Field
Reg Robbing
Jim Kellys
Two aviators push endurance records in Wichita flight
Gene Shank and Owen Haugland of Minneapolis aim to break global endurance records with a circular flight over Wichita Minneapolis and Ranger Texas. They began fueling at 10 am after leaving Braley field at 8 56 am and flew through Sunday, nearing the 144 hour mark with optimism amid fatigue and cheering crowds.
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Wichita
Kans
Gene Shank
Owen Haugland
Minneapolis
Filers
Wichits
Ranger
Tex
Braley Flying Field
Lorain Youth Injured By Fan At Work
Lorain youth Elmer Chum, 17, of 1441 East 30th Street, was injured when drawn to an electric suction fan while employed at the Troxel Company Friday afternoon. He suffered severe lacerations to the back of the left hand, thumb, and index finger and is convalescing at Memorial Hospital.
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Elmer Chum
East 30Th Street
Lorain
Troxel Company
Mamorial Hospital
Here
Elyria Boys Attend Y M C A State Conference
Twelve Elyria boys travel to Columbus for the state religious works conference of the Y M C A. Representing the city’s Junior and Senior Hi C taberns are Carl Wagner George Roberts Russell Austin Wayne Liggett John Shaw Robert Kaiser John Eckler Robert Hancock Francis Marking William Blazer Fenton McClure Harold Robinson leaders corps of the local YMCA. D B Bymons serves as president LW O McClellen as general secretary.
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Elyria
Fort ‘Morrow
Columbus
Carl Wagner
George Roberts
Russell Austin
Wayne Liggett
John Shaw
Robert Kaiser
John Eckler
Robert Hancock
Francis Marking
Willliam Blazer
Fenton McClure
Harold Robinson
M.C. A
D. B. Bymons
LW. O. McClellen
Jary
Kigris
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Y.M.C. A
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