Socialists To Nominate Thomas In Cleveland Convention
The Socialist convention resolutions committee drafted a platform calling for public ownership of key industries and wide congressional control of agriculture and industry. Militant Socialists maneuver to nominate Norman Thomas while rival Old Guard plans a new social democratic party and a state convention in New York.
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Communist Party
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University of Chicago
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Socialist Party
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Norman Mattoon Thomas
Congress
New York
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Old Guard
Detroit
Weather Ohio: Cooler in south portion tonight and Tuesday
A brief weather note from Ohio indicates cool air will sweep in tonight and extend into Tuesday, with the strongest cooling in the extreme southern counties. Skies remain mainly clear with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Railroads To Get Chance To Work Out Own Salvation
The New Deal will stay hands off railroads, ending the federal transport coordinator role. Eastman’s office expires June 36, no consolidations soon, and no immediate layoffs. Carriers expect gradual mergers over years with little displacements as prosperity returns.
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Congress
Townsend Challenged By Investigators
Washington March House pension probe targets Dr Francis E Townsend founder of the 500 a month old age pension scheme. James R Sullivan counsel for the Pensions Investigating committee challenged Townsend to appear and face documentary proof his past claims will not stand. Townsend had walked out of hearings and denounced the probe as unfair. Some lawmakers want the case referred to the Supreme Court for trial while others fear a record vote on contempt. Committee to decide procedure as staff continues inquiry.
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Mar House
Francis E. Townsend
Congress
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Convt -Action
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Belle
Congress Member Since 1920 Dies
Rep Randolph Perkins of New Jersey dies in Georgetown Hospital after two weeks illness. A veteran public servant, Perkins served in the New Jersey state legislature and as mayor of Westfield before being a continuous member of Congress since 1920. He underwent kidney infection surgery last Friday but did not recover.
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Randolph Perkins
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New Jersey
Westfield
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Memorial Services Honor Local War Dead Across Three Venues
Hundreds of Elyrians attended memorial services for Civil War Spanish-American War and World War veterans. Events were at Ely Park First M E church and Washington Avenue bridge with wreaths, roll calls, and a church sermon reflecting on wartime service.
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Washington Avenue
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M. E. Church
Charles Webster
Grand Army of the Republic
John H. Pope
United Spanish War
John Kaley
Aeal G. A. R. Post
Elyria Democrats Re-elect Officers
Elyria Democrats re elected all officers of the Democratic Central Committee at a Saturday night meeting in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company. W. J. Gray was re elected chairman June B. Shibley vice chairman Iane F. Dengate secretary and Mary R. Eshman treasurer. Harold Ewing was named to fill a vacancy in Precinct C of the Third Ward.
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Elyria Democratic Central Committee
W. J. Gray
June B. Shibley
Iane F. Dengate
Mary R. Eshman
Harold Ewing
Third Ward
The
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Thomas Kane
Harold Robertson
Robert O'Brien
David Baldwin
E, Liefer
Grace Elemes
Head Of Milk Company Is Clubbed
Portsmith scene of labor unrest as Frank Kinsker, head of a milk company, is attacked by striking workers at the River entrance. About 3500 union members have been on strike since Friday. Kinsker was assaulted while attempting to reach plant leaders. he was treated at a hospital. Officials and union leaders discuss labor council efforts.
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U.S. Labor Couc
Accident Fatal To Gas Well Driller
Charles Hanisiar, 33, of Junction City, died after a May 12 accident while drilling near Route 20. A gas well driller for Ken Row Drilling Co. of Wooster, he was struck in the chest by a fragment of a large flywheel, suffering punctured lungs, broken ribs, and internal injuries. His body was moved for funeral services in New Lexington.
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Junction City
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Wooster
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Route 20
Taylor Funeral Home
New Lexington
Six Injured In Motor Car Accidents
Six persons were injured in several motor accidents reported by police and sheriff departments here during the weekend. Harry Smith G of Berea sustained a fractured shoulder and multiple cuts when his motorcycle struck the rear fender of a car driven by Rudy Frantz of Cleveland on Route 10 near Grafton road while attempting to pass. His injuries were treated at F Memorial Hospital. Deputies Monroe and Chalmer Davidson investigated. Mrs Bernard McCarthy of 319 Columbus Street was noted in the report.
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Harry Smith
Berea
Rudy Frantz
Cleveland
Grafton Road
F Memorial Hospital
Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Bernard McCarthy
Columbus Street
Drowning Victim Laid To Rest This Afternoon
Funeral services were held for Milton Marin, 14, of 534 Hazel Street Amherst, drowned in the Amherst Outdoor Life Association lake Saturday afternoon. Rev. C E Schmidt officiated at St Peter's Evangelical Church. Milton and James Younsiass and Wiltat Kunzman had been in a boat. Milton swam after removing his clothes and disappeared. The body was recovered around 4 36 p m from 19 feet of water after a search by deputy sheriffs and coast guards. Milton, a good swimmer, likely cramps from cold water after eating. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs George Martin.
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Hazel Street
Amherst
Gerald Xau
Charles Leonard
Ed. Monroe
Lorain
Coast Guards
Monroe
George Martin
Thousands of Black Legion Members Alleged in Michigan Sweep
Detroit May 25 authorities broaden the probe into the Black Legion to include police and public officials across Michigan. Murder warrants target 15 suspected members in the Poole death as state police vow a nationwide search for related killings. Evidence points to a clandestine army enforcing a brutal moral code with anti Catholic and anti Jewish aims.
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Charles A. Poole
Black Legion
Micban
Wayne County
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Legion
Ku Klux Klan
Michigan
United States
Rudolph J. Anderson
Anderson
Public Lighting Commission
Tragic Sloop Disaster Claims Four Lives Near Belle River
A May 25 incident off Belle River Ontario left four factory workers dead and one rescued after a sudden squall capsized their 24 foot sloop. William Barlow and his four companions were stranded on a wreck for hours, clinging to a floating hulk near the Canadian shore before four perished and one was rescued, as dawn revealed shorelines and relief attempts.
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Detroit
William Barlow
Arnold Wowl
Cilfield McLeod
Philip Brinkus
Elmer Eagin
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McLeod
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Reagin
Reacin
Motorcyclist Fined Fifty Dollars and Costs
A motorcyclist, Jensen, was arrested Sunday by Patrolman Brown for riding while intoxicated on Bread Street. He wobbled and fell as officers stopped him near East Avenue. The judge suspended his license for six months and fined him $50 plus costs.
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Me Tae
Your Own Home Message on Today’s Want-Ad Page
A promotional notice invites readers to explore buying, building, or repairing a home and points to advertisers on today’s want-ad page. It highlights firms and men offering assistance with readers’ home plans and projects, directing attention to page 12.
Landon Nearing GOP Nomination Amid Stop Landon Move
Washington dispatch reports Gov Ali M Landon of Kansas edging toward the Republican presidential nomination as observers foresee a stop Landon coalition. Trailing him are Frank Knox Idaho Sen William Borah Michigan Sen Arthur Vandenberg and Iowa Sen Lester Dickinson with Hoover still a nominal leader despite saying he is not a candidate.
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Ali M. Landon
Kansas
G. O. FP
Landon
Cleveland
Frank Knox
Ilinois
William E. Borah
Idaho
Arthur H. Vandenbers
Michigan
Lester J. Dickinson
Iowa
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Herbert C. Hoover
Republican Party
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New York
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Connecticut
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Women Republicans To Meet At Lorain County Club
Lorain County Women’s Republican club invites women aged 18 to 35 to a meeting tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in the O P S building on Oberlin Avenue Lorain Mrs H Fitzgerald will give an address at the gathering U.S. political group local civic event and speaker announced for the event.
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