Prohibition Rift Between Hoover and Borah Emerges
Washington May 27 United Press Republican uproar over the prohibition plank to be adopted at Chicago grew from a secret White House meeting between President Hoover and Senator Borah. Borah, who led Hoover’s 1928 campaign, rejects any platform not matching his views on liquor. Borah acknowledged the conference but offered no comment, stating his views are clear and unchanged.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Chicago
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Europe
Haquer
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Hoover
White House
Murray Ridge Briefs Social Visits and Installations
Emma and Gladys Welton spent Friday with Maude and Jean Fridenstein. Anna and Carl Haag attended a birthday party on Clyde Miller of Elyria Saturday. Sherman Powell of Savannah Lake New York spent Saturday with his parents. Carl Sprague and Ed Burrer with Beatrice and H Comison with son visited at H ep pley’s home. New officers were installed by Mrs Cora Fesler at the final meeting of the Murray Ridge Parent
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Murray Ridge
Emma
Gladys Welton
Maude
Jean Fridenstein
Anna
Carl Haag
Clyde Miller
Elyria
Sherman Powell
Savannah Lake
New York
Ed Powell
Carl Sprague
Ed. Burrer
Beatrice
West Ridge
H. Comison
H. Eppley
Py. T. A
Cora Fesler
Pearl Eppley
Oberlin
Albert Horvath
Lone Elm
Frank Stang
South Ridge
Arthur Fesler
Elizabeth Grills
Westley Grills
A. T. Grills
Miss Buttle
Lorain
Henry Haag, Jr
Cleveland
Henry Heag Donald Fridenstein
Vincent
Ervin Eppley
Malcom Reese
River Road
D. C
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
Myrtla Godfrey
Wlyria
C. Godfrey
Fred Marsh
P. Dellifield
Donna
Helen
George Fridenstein
Betty Gray Slain Suspected in Potter Case
Cleveland D May 27 Betty Gray who disappeared after denying testimony in the trial of Hyman Martin for killing former Councilman William E Potter is believed slain by Martin’s associates in revenge. Fred C Laub once custodian of the Potter murder apartment building says Gray identified Martin there and he expects her to be the states star witness in a second Martin trial next week.
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Cleveland, D
Betty Gray
Hyman Martin
William E. Potter
Fred C. Laub
Martin
Laub
Potter
Miss Gray
Local social notes and summer schedule from Huntington area
Round of dinner guests at H D Bowen home includes Lester Bowen Clifford Bowen and Mary Botus among others with Elyria connections. Grange meeting attendance noted. Sunday dinners at Walter Handley and Sullivan visits recorded. School closes for summer with picnic and program. Movements include Mohns family, Thudlum family, and others relocating or changing homes. Philippines coconut oil extraction mentioned.
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Huntington
H. D. Bowen
Lester Bowen
Clifford Bowen
Mary Botus
Elyria
John Naegele
Lillie
Nettie Elizabeth
Dorothy Mae
Ruth Easterday
Here
L. EB. Chapman
Grange
Walter Handley
P. M. Chapman
L. E. Chapman
Wallace Gott
Ed Johnston
Sullvan
Nile Thudium
Reuben Knapp
Lloyd Handley
Juanita
Rochester
G.A. Handley
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Anyerent's
Market
Florida
Weideman's
Bologna
Ibe
Wieners
Elmer Beal
B. ¢. Shubert
Milton Eppley
Ethel Cole
William Cook
Jake Smith
Grant Freeland
Carl Dellifield
Herbert Stang
Milton Epple
Methodist Church of
Lo- Tain
Albert Schuster
Avon
James
St. Agnes Church
CO. Home
I. H. Amora
South Ridge Church
Jolly Dozen
Marjorie Pitcock
Marion Fow
W. Pitcock
Margarete Mason
Jewel Beal
Doris Nichols
Jessie McCauley
Doris Longwert
Marjorie
Helen Pitcock
Marion Fowl
Eugene Sites
Bessie
Wellington
Morton Jaycox
E. Sites
E. Eppley
Burrer
Murray Ridge Schod
Markley School
Atty
Guy Findley
Aunt Bell
Jean Fridenstien
Willam Ivanie
Robert Grobe
Kathaleen Young
Anna Smith
Frank Duray
EB. Fowl
Ouivs
Louisa Brown
Frank Ingraham
Frank
Glenro Mohns
Ponfield
Fred Mohns
Ashland
Nile Thudlum
Betty Jean
Elwyn Thudlum
Forest Handley
Handley
F. B. Thudhum
Nova
Fred Harris
Sullivan
The
Phillippines
Rie
Centract
America
Borden's
Weideman Boy
Wisaly Vn Paty
Angel Food
Olives
Kroger
Campbell's
Kroger's
Wisconsin
Doz
Choice
Armour's Cottage
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