Klan Rally Draws Crowd as Elyria Hosts Pageant and Legion Plans
At Elyria events the Ku Klux Klan held a well attended meeting in the city park with Dr. Charles H. Holcomb as speaker praising white supremacy and American values while the American Legion discussed Memorial Day preparations, flag etiquette, and a monument cleaning drive.
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Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Court House
Elyria
Klan
Charles H. Holcomb
Order
America
EAKS HIGH UMP RECORD IN ROWING TRYOUTS
World record height for the high jump hinted at during Illinois tryouts. Harold 19 8 showed a remarkable performance as the AAU sanctioned events proceeded. H Sollister of Columbus announced candidacy for the Democratic nomination for auditor.
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Ambus. O
H. Sollister
Columbus
Farmers' Supply Co. Burglarized. Suspects Named
The Farmers' Supply Co. reports that burglars forced entry through three doors, ransacked the safe without theft, then stole 23.50 from the cash drawer and twelve to fifteen pocket knives. Boys are suspected of the burglary.
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Farmers’ Supply Co
Mrs J J Howlett in Critical Condition at Memorial Hospital
Mrs J J Howlett is hospitalized at Memorial after a few days' illness and is reported in critical condition with no hope for recovery. A life long city resident, she is mourned by many friends.
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J. J. Howlett
Memorial Hospital
Howlett
Colored man insane case filed at Massillon Hospital
Elyria resident Robert Ray, a colored man who boarded on Elmstraat, was declared insane yesterday and moved to Massillon hospital. Ray denied insanity and claimed prior framing attempts while asserting steady work as a garage handyman though his statements were rambling. The court ordered treatment to improve his mental condition.
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Robert Ray
Elyria
Elmstraat
Massillon Hospital
Ray
Davis enters race for governor in Ohio
Former Ohio governor Harry L. Davis formally enters the Republican race by filing a candidacy declaration in Columbus. He frames his bid on cutting state department spending, warns of a looming treasury shortfall, and is backed by signers including Grant Mouser, Rose Moriarty, MA Pixiey, Irma Maxwell, and Gen. J. R. McQuigg.
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Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Brown
Davis
Ohio
Grant Mouser
Marion
Rose Moriarty
Elyria
State Industrial Commission
Pixiey
Irma Maxwell
Fremont
Women’s Auxiliary
The
American Legion of Ohio
J. R. McQuigg
Cleveland
Ohio American Legion
New Principal Praised by Troy Daily News
The Troy Ohio Daily News lauds C P Shively as new principal of the high school. It notes regret at his departure from Troy and praises his three years of loyal service, noting his promotion to lead a larger city school and his continued upward career trajectory.
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Troy
Ohio
Daily News
C. P. Shively
Troy High
Trev
Ohio bishops press trial of Bishop Brown for heresy
The ecclesiastical court of the Protestant Episcopal church, in Cleveland, ruled that it has jurisdiction to try Bishop William Montgomery Brown for heresy. The eight-bishop panel rejected all motions challenging authority and fairness as Brown faces 23 overt acts drawn from his writings claiming a conscious personal divinity is unjustified and the church docket proceeds toward possible expulsion.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Willam Montgomery Brown
Brown
Joseph W. Sharts
Shorts
Charles L. Dibble
William Montgomery | Brown
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Georgia
Mississippi
Maine
Montana
New Hampshire
Michigan
New Jersey
Church of England
Church of Rome
House of Bishops
Joseph W. Shorts
Murray
Jesus
Aress
Charles L Dibble
Shart
Sharts
Bishop Brown
Equity
Shorte
Smithfield
Short
Liquor Trial Goes To Jury In Lorain Case
The state case against Rudolph Kubasac of Lorain charged with a third liquor offense went to a jury after a three day trial. Defense impeached Deputy Croyle while prosecutors pressed that the defense failed to prove alleged indiscretions. In Washington, Secretary Hoover was denounced in the Senate for aiding a fish fondness in America.
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Rudolph Kubasac
Lorain
Croyle
Dan B. Symons
Casa
W. B. Thompson
Helr
Arsue Mentse
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Senate
King
Utah
Reckoned With in Coming Election and Cyclone Toll
A report from Atlanta recounts the May 28 cyclone across Alabama Mississippi and Georgia killing 46 and injuring nearly 200 with about 1 million dollars in damage. Mississippi and Alabama bore the heaviest losses while Georgia saw cloudbursts and winds. Wires remained down as crews assessed Empire Gadsden Athens Laurel Union Leland Johnston Station and Collins as hardest hit. Also included is Sen Robert La Follette urging independence from major parties and warning of corporate control as he contemplates possibly heading a third party while denouncing communists and urging a clean up of politics.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Johnson Station
South Carolina
Lumberton
N.C
Empire
Gadsden
Athens
Laurel
Union
Leland
Johnston Station
Collins
Arkansas
Mississi Np
Washington
Mya
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
United States
Ta. Foliette
la Follette
Atlantic City
N. J
Hermann Elkern
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
LaFollette
St. Paul
Minn
Wisconsin Progressive
Republican Party
Reverend Groom to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
Rev F W Groom pastor of Franklin Circle Church Lakewood will address the Kiwanis Club luncheon Thursday noon. Groundbreaking for Cascade Park Swimming Pool postponed one week and will be formalized at Cascade Park after the June 5 luncheon with Judge H G Redington presiding.
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F. W. Groom
Franklin Circle
Lakewood
Kiwanis Club
Groom
Cleveland
Cascade Park
H. G. Redington
Elyria Kiwanis
State Briefs From Columbus And Around Ohio May 28
State prohibition commissioner McDonald seeks Democratic attorney general candidacy. A Dayton monoplane from Detroit to McCook Field set for inspection. Ohio Valley pollution policy agreed among engineers from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Hog cattle and sheep prices down about 20 cents from a month ago. Nick Weinland pardoned after eight months for liquor manufacturing. Marvin Paxton, 14, lauded for helping capture robbers. L. C. Hrevoort’s stolen Chevrolet car report filed. Akron man Harry E Relter dies by suicide amid illness.
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Columbus
F. McDonald
Secretary of State
Dayton
McCook Field
Detroit
Cincinnati
Aanltery
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Woat
Nick Weinland
Canton
Donahey
Weinland
Marvin Paxton
Memorial Day services urged in Oberlin area
Citizens asked to donate flowers for Memorial Day events. Anyone with flowers should bring them to Grand Army Hall by 8 AM Friday or contact the American Legion. Auto volunteers requested to join the parade. notify David Hamlin. Decoration crews will place flags at Ridgelawn Cemetery Thursday afternoon and seek helpers at 3 PM.
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Cascade TK
Serv Star Legion
Hinkson
Amerneeian Fathers of
Elyria
Camider Jasper
L D. Hamlin
Geo. Chamberlain
George Allen Ke
Auxiliary of Fathers
Noth
Allises
Post
Barnes’ Shoe
Leedale & Efer
Legion
Masonic Temple
le Legion
Ant of the Stars and Stripes
Elks’ Hall
Jasper
Oionaire
H. V. Jackson
Orial
Crs
Legionnaire Or
Missouri
Va Smith
First Ricelander
Roy
Amer- Legion
Ides
Buddy Horace Fox
Oon
Grand Army Hall
American Legion
Automobile Committee
David Hamlin
Ridgelawn
Arrests for Non-Support and Divorce Petition Filed
Deputy Sheriff reports the arrest of Freeman Eaton in Cleveland on contempt of court for failure to support his minor children and James C. Copas on the Oberlin-Arnhemt road where he works on a farm. Both men remain jailed awaiting court. Pauline Carman of Lorala files for divorce alleging drunkenness and extreme cruelty over the past three years.
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Matthews
Freeman Eaton
Cleveland
James C. Copas
Oberlin-Arnhemt
Pauline Carman
Lorala
Fale
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Creed
Alva Smith
AE. Hultz
Famed Legion
Legion Backs
Fathers’ Auxiliary
Elyria Ast No. 12
Ie Legion
Eaks High
OTORE
Shoomaker
Bunavy
W. R. Shoemaker
War Plans Division
Navy Department
Calvin Coolidge
Bureau of Navigation
Andrew Long
Harry Davis
Ellen Cox
Philips Court
W.C. A
Lucien
Lucien Boesontrot
Lient
U. S
Liect. Hill
Royal Air Fores
Coolidge
Democrate
White House
LaPelrette
Baracy
Elyria Kiwanians
L. C. Hrevoort
Oberlin
Gibson Bakery
Akron. O
Harry E. Relter
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