Elyria High School to Hold Graduation June 10
Elyria High School will graduate 116 seniors on June 10 in the auditorium with Dr. Charles F. Wishart of Wooster College delivering the commencement address. Festivities begin June 5 with the class play The Bath Road, and dignitaries attend related events through June 12 including an alumni meeting led by Rabbi J. E. Philo.
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Elyria High School
Charles F. Wishart
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
Bath Road
Francis Neilson
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Elyria
Mary Elizabeth Barnes
Howe St
Irene Elizabeth Barres
Kenyon St
Neola Lelia Bates
North Olive St
Government urged to aid business across major industries
Washington May 27. Business of the United States with a yearly output over 30 million dollars seeks government aid in solving its many problems. The Department of Commerce disclosed that the call for government help rejects the hands off policy. Secretary Hoover is asked to assist various branches of probably every major industry. A dozen different industries are mentioned.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Industria
Elyria Girl Sues B and O for 50000 Train Damage
Leona Kasky of Elyria sues the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for 50000 in damages alleging negligence at Lake Avenue crossing. She says April 3, 1925, she stepped from a street car onto the sidewalk, started across the tracks, gates were up, and a switch engine struck her, crushing her left foot and two toes on the right, with amputations and facial and nerve injuries.
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Elyria
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Leona Kasky
Lake Avenus
Kernel of Corn In Boy's Throat
John O Coleman a six year old from Dade City Florida is in critical condition at the University of Pennsylvania hospital awaiting a possible operation to remove a kernel of corn from his throat. X rays yesterday showed the grain enlarged and a reported operation proved false. Harvey Blackmar three of South Bend Indiana was operated on to remove a peanut with a bronchoscope yesterday and was to leave the hospital this afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Dade City
Fla
John O. Coleman
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Young Coleman
Harvey Blackmar
South Bend
Ind
Chevalier Jackson
Coleman
Referendum Petitions Circulated Against City Water Works
Lorain May 27 Paul Goldthorpe councilman said petitions against the ordinance to electrify the water works are being circulated and will be presented to the council at its next meeting.
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Lorain
Paul Goldthorpe
Two Auto Damage Suits From Lorain Filed in Court
Two automobile damage suits were filed in the Lorain court of common pleas. Lelia Woodruff sues Arthur D. Standen for 5090 damages for injuries after a May 9 accident at Broadway and 26th street. Grace King seeks 5000 for Isabelle Klink’s death from a collision at Broadway and 22nd street.
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Court of Common Pleas
Lorain
Lelia Woodruff
Arthur D. Standen
Broadway
26Th Street
Grace King
Isabelle Klink
L. A. Curley
22Nd Street
Rotten in comparison of old days Harry K Thaw says
New York May 27 Harry K Thaw declares Rotten the times compared with the old days He recalls shooting Stanford White twenty years ago amid a wild night and chorus girls in a nightclub He laments lack of justice and corruption in courts as he tours Broadway and Central Park on a sunlit morning
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New York
Brightway
Harry K. Thaw
International News Service
Central Park
Broadway
Harry
Stanford White
Madison Square Gardens
Governor asks Ohio city mayor to remove chief of police
Gov Donahey directs Columbus to remove Chief Clements over lax enforcement after a state probe. State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald and affidavits accuse the chief of lax law enforcement. Clements can appeal to the civil service commission. He was allegedly arrested at Louisville Derby for possessing whiskey.
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Ohio City
Columbus
Donahey
Kelly Hamilton
Clements
Prohibition
McDonald
State Civil Service Commission
Louisville
Plan Muzzling of Talkative Americans
Washington May 27. Rep Hamilton Fish said a 1909 criminal code provision can muzzle Americans abroad who misstate U S positions in talks with foreign officials. He urged President Coolidge to enforce fines up to 5000 dollars and up to three years in prison against un authorized citizens engaging with foreign governments or agents.
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Washington
Hamilton Fish
New York
Coolidge
Fish
United States
Frost Damage Expected From Weekend Cold Snap
Chicago May 27 A toll of damaged crops amounting to millions is projected from the week end cold wave, based on reports from observers in Michigan Illinois Ohio Indiana Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and North Dakota. The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation compiled the first comprehensive survey since temperatures plunged to freezing and below amid Arctic blasts last Saturday and Sunday.
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Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Michigan
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Grafton Producer Sued Over Milk Contract Dispute
The Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Association sues John E Carlson of Graf ton seeking damages of 1000 dollars and an injunction. They allege a five year milk and cream supply contract and transport duties, plus adherence to board price rules, were violated when Carlson stopped delivering milk on April 20 and began supplying others.
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Grafton
Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Association
John E. Carlson
Carlson
Ohio Attorney General seeks suppression of Cleveland Star
Ohio Attorney General Crabbe filed to suppress the Cleveland Star weekly, alleging it publishes obscene stories in violation of state law and accusing the paper of printing tales of debauchery. City Law Director Schuyler in Cleveland was named in the action.
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STAR
Columbus
Crabbe Today
Schuyler
Cleveland
Cleveland Star
Lorain Grand Jury Returns Few Indictments
The Lorain grand jury reported to Judge A. R. Webber after completing its term. Four indictments were returned, two secret as no arrest had yet been made. Public indictments include Alex Rubushay for burglary and larceny. George Smith for forgery.
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A. R. Webber
Alex Rubushay
Elyria
Brookside
George Smith
Wellington
Fallon, 56, Dies at Painesville
John Fallon, 56, died in Painesville yesterday. His body is at Taylor Funeral Home in this city. He was father to Mike and Frank Fallon of this city and John Fallon of Lorain. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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John Fallon
Painesville
Taylor Funeral Home
Mike
Frank Fallon
Lorain
Elyria Urges Quick Red Cross Tornado Relief
A plea calls Elyria residents to fund tornado relief, noting only 500 of a 2500 quota raised and urging immediate donations at a square tent run by the Red Cross. The message stresses widespread neglect and the need to act within two days.
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Elyria
Red Cross
X Ray Treatments Show Promise At Medical Convention
Atlantic City May 27 Reports say X rays aid whooping cough and infantile paralysis, foods treated by sun rays or X rays may cure trickets, scarlet fever toxin shows promise. Doctors cite vitamin Iacking riskets remedies and call for stricter meat inspections.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Lawrence W. Smith
Boston
Alfred F. Hess
New York City
W. S. Park
New York
W. Lipman
Chicago
James M. Patton
Omaha
J. C. Montgomery
Detroit
Captured Lake Aunt runners and party near Rochester
Captain Ben Kerr of Toronto known as King of the lake rum runners and eight men with an armed woman were captured after a pursuit by a coast guard cutter. Eight shots were fired before surrender. Only eight cases of Canadian ale found. hundreds thrown overboard. Mae Davis of Webstar New York, dressed as a man, arrested on shore with a revolver. Kerr called the most daring rum runner on the lake.
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Rochester
Ben Kerr
Toronto
Coast Guard
Kerr
Mae Davis
Webstar
N. Y
Skerr
Police arrest seven gangsters in union war raid
New York May 27 seven gangsters used lead pipes to raid three non union dress shops on Eighth Avenue injuring seven and sending a crowd into shock. Police entered with revolvers and arrested five assailants as reserves cleared the thronged cloak and suit district.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
Father
Cloak and Suit
Elyria Plant to Build at Lorain Branch Yard and Factory
The Elyria Belting and Machinery Co plans a Lorain branch with land purchased for a scrap yard. A building will rise and machinery installed within three months. Permission to build a switch across Carmine Street is sought to aid the plant.
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Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Lorain
David Alrfield
Caro- Mine Street
Conspiracy in Oil Leases Charged by Washington Probe
Former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall and oil magnates E B Doheny and Harry F Sinclair were indicted again by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the government in California and Wyoming naval oil leases. Edward L Doheny Jr was not included though previously indicted. This marks a second indictment on the same charge arising from the Senate oil lease investigation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
EB. L. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
California
Wyoming
Edward L. Doheny, Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Senate
Memorial Day Rites at Ridgeville in the Morning
Memorial Day services will be held in the Town Hall at Ridgeville on Saturday morning. A procession of children led by war veterans will precede a volley at the cemetery over soldiers’ graves. Rev. Ferdinand Blanchard of Euclid Avenue Congregational Church in Cleveland will speak. Special music accompanies the program beginning at 10 45.
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Ridgeville
Ferdinand Blanchard
Euclid Avenue
Tsintao unrest sparks anti Japanese boycott fears
Uneasiness grows at Tsintao as Chinese workers strike against Japanese mill owners fueling an anti Japanese boycott mood. Tsinton fears mob violence amid mounting tensions in the region includes reports from Manila and Paris dispatches.
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TORIO
Tsintao
Tsinton
Debarment of Shepherd defense lawyers in Lake County case
William 8. Cott Stewart and W. W. O'Brien, chief defense counsel and his partner in the Shepherd murder matter, were barred from practice in Lake County Indiana. Judge Martin Smith acted after Herbert Barr urged that key witness Frank Cochrane, linked to McCabe, was slain, a development affecting the McCabe prosecution.
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Hammond
Ind
William 8
McCabe
O’brien
Cochrane
Thad Fancher
Lake County
Minnie Fehr Wins Divorce and Keeps Maiden Name
Minnie Fehr was granted divorce from Herbert Fehr this morning by Judge A R Webber for gross neglect of duty, and she reclaimed her maiden name Maria Griffin. Herbert Fehr is barred from any interest in her real estate.
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Minnie Fehr
Herbert Fehr
A. R. Webber
Maria Griffin
Seek to Avoid Split in The Presbyterian Church Attitude
Church leaders in Columbus seek to avert a rift after the Gantz decision upholding virgin birth as essential for minister licensure. New York Modernists resist, pledging to challenge the ruling, while efforts for peaceful settlement proceed with secrecy at the Y M C A.
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Presbyterian Church
New York
Columbus
Gantz
Judicial Commission
Charles R. Erdman
General Assembly
Juicial Commission
Presbytery
Siudentas
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Ironton
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