Coolidge Defends Court Power Against La Follette Plan
President Coolidge attacked Senator La Follette’s push to let Congress override Supreme Court rulings. He defended a strong Supreme Court and warned against moving toward a communist or socialist state. He urged Americans to back constitutional guarantees and resist encroachments on judicial power.
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Baltimore
Lafayette
Cooldze
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Robert 'M LaFellite
Supreme Court
America
la Follette
Europe
Vic Coolidge
Joint note from five powers urges neutral zone in China war zone
A six mile advance by Chinese forces near Haung Tu is claimed as a key victory. Chekiang announces captures of Kiangsu troops and officers. Britain France Italy Japan and the United States draft a joint note seeking a neutral zone extending from Waosun to Kingnian beyond Shanghai to protect foreigners.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Shanghai
Haung-Tu
Chiaang Tsenine
Chekiang
Kianasu
Lithe
Peking
Chekiang-Kiangsu
Waosum
Kingnian
Kiaognan
Store looted of candy at Emery's on East Broad Street
Burglars entered Emery's grocery at 92 East Broad Street by forcing the back door last night. They stole sixty bars of Hershey chocolates and boxes of Life Savers. A passerby saw three youths leave on bicycles and alerted police. Officers found three bicycles and a basket containing a gram bag. one name William Rumnes was found stamped on a wheel. An effort will be made to identify the owners of the bicycles.
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Emery's
East Broad Street
Hershey
William Rulnes
Lorain Beekeepers Exhibit Impresses at County Fair
Lorain County Beekeepers' Association showcased honey products and beekeeping craft at the Eloria county fair. The display featured six live-hive exhibits, wax minis, honey canning and baking uses, a food-value case, and a large painting The Beekeepers' Paradise. They won a 25 premium for best display and placed fourth for county honey at the state fair. Clyde D. Wheeler won first at Columbus for water-honey display and will ship to Quebec event.
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Lorain County
California
Sarah Schriver
Belden
Lorain County Association
Lorain County Beekeepers' Association
Clyde D. Wheeler
Adelbert Street
Elyria
Columbus
International Honey Producers
Quebec
Canada
HOGRESSES MONDAY NIGHT MEETING FOR PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATES
The non partisan campaign committee invites organizations and progressive forces to a Moosehall gathering on Monday September 8 1924 at 7 PM approved by the American Federation of Labor and the National Conference for Progressive Political Action to organize a labor friendly campaign in Elyria supporting Senator Robert M La Follette and endorsing progressive congressional candidates. Ed Rasner and C H Kopp named contact points for invitations.
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Qeetins
Moosehall
American Federation of Labor
National Conference For Progressive
Elyria
Organized Labor
Robert AM. LaFollette
Ed Rasner
C H. Kopp
A. FP
Mrs Baron Granted 50 Monthly Alimony in Divorce Case
In Lorain Judge Webber awarded Mrs Anna Baron 50 monthly alimony and 50 for court costs amid a temporary support hearing in the Anna Baron vs Carl Baron divorce. Testimony cited missing jewelry money and letters with items found ready for shipment. Other cases: Wilma Baker granted divorce from John Baker for gross neglect. Lorain resident Helen Brequen alimony and expenses pending trial. Mary E Smith seeks divorce from Lorenzo Smith and restoration of maiden name Mary E Brown.
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Anna &. Baron
Carl Baron
Webber
Lorain
Mary E. Smith
Lorenzo Smith
Mary E. Brown
Grafton Awaits Result of Water Test for State Hospital Site
Grafton waits for quarry reservoir test results to decide if the site can supply the proposed state hospital for the insane. A pump moving 72 000 gallons per hour drains until 10 feet of water is removed, with 67 500 000 gallons in the hole and a daily 700 000 gallon need.
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Grafton
Quarry
Man Sues for 10000 Damages in Lorain Auto Death
Helen Acs executor of Ernest Predier estate sues Steve Chick of Lorain for 10000 in a fatal auto crash on Pearl Avenue August 22. Predier allegedly crossed on a crosswalk when struck by Chick’s truck and died soon after. The suit seeks damages for the death and religious freedom pledges mentioned in separate notice of John W. Davis’s entrance into the grain belt race in Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
John W. Davis
West
Arrest Warrant Issued for Kirby in Ball Defraud Case
Federal warrant charges Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company with using the mails to defraud. Kirby now in Los Angeles faces a misrepresentation scheme to sell stocks and securities. A deputy marshal was sent to bring him back as a state probe begins under Governor Donahey.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Kirby
Los Angeles
Bing Kirby
Discount Company
A VY Donaher
Plan to speed Lorain tornado relief discussed by officials
Gov. A. V. Donahey to meet Lorain officials on plans to accelerate rehabilitation after the tornado. Grills said details are not yet known. Lorain officials reported a $1000 contribution to the relief fund by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, with receipts totaling $522,507.72. Youngstown, St Marys, and Forest also contributed amounts listed.
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Lorain
A. V. Donaheys
Wesley L. Grils
Loran
Grills
Aeme
Order of Eagles
D. C. Wills
Youngstown
St Mary's
Forest
Police Fines and Fees Reported for August
The August police court report shows total collections of 1761.05 with 1654.10 from fines and costs. Vendors licenses contributed 21, building permits 34, soft drink licenses 12.50, and miscellaneous items 6945, as recorded by Clerk Grant Shrock.
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Grant Shrock
South Amherst Home Burns in Night Fire
South Amherst residents report a tenant house on Kendeseh corners owned by Cleveland Stone Company and formerly by Henry Kurth burned around 12 30 AM. C W Herbert and family were asleep. despite neighbor help only a small amount of goods could be saved. The house was insured and the cause remains unknown.
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South Amherst
Cleveland Stone Company
Henry Kurth
Kendeseh Corners
C W. Herbert
Colson Co Opens New Buffalo Wirehouse and Office
Colson Co of Flyria Ohio manufacturer of children's vehicles and related items held a mid summer convention in Buffalo at the Hotel Statler. The company opened a new Buffalo office and warehouse at 42 44 Pearl Street on May 1, praising it as one of its model branches with managers from across the United States in attendance.
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Colson CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Sent. &C
Colson Company
Flyria
Statler
New Buffalo
Pearl Street
Ed Dine former district OC Read dies at 49
Ed Dwire 48 was a former district superintendent in Loram County and educator. He died yesterday afternoon at his home after a five year illness. He is survived by his wife two sons Corliss and Reginald one brother Dr AH H Dwire and one sister Mrs W G Setterfield. Funeral services will be at the home at 10 30 Monday and burial at Plymouth Ohio.
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E Jdwire
222
Fourteenth Street
Durate
Corliss E
Reginald B
AH. H. Dwire
Bucyllus
W . G. Setterfield
Shelby
Ohio
Dwire
Argentine boxer Firpo held on immigration charges at Ellis Island
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo surrendered to immigration officers at Ellis Island and faced a deportation warrant for alleged attempts to bring a woman into the United States for immoral purposes. He was held in bail set at 1900 dollars and to appear for a hearing September 15.
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New York
Luis Angel Fopo
H Curran
Ellis Island
United States
Washington
Luis Angel Firpo
Berg
Curran
Department of Labor
Rohe Carl White
Firpo
Weather forecast for next week at Olin Valley and Great Lakes
The Weather Bureau issued forecasts for next week with showers in Olin Valley at the week's start and midweek and again in the middle of the period. Temperatures are expected near normal, with slightly above normal readings in parts of the Great Lakes region and early week rainfall.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Olin Valley
Great Lakes
World fliers land in Maine after fog delayed Boston arrival
The three American aviators completing a five month global tour landed in Boston Bay at 2 09 pm after fog forced a late descent near Mere Point Maine. Crowds flocked to greet the airmen as Lieutenant Smith explained the flight was briefly lost by poor visibility.
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U. S. Army
Globe
North American
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Thomas Magruder
Atlantic
Lowell Smith
Leslie Arnold
Erik Nelson
John Harding
East
Boston
Boston Bay
United States
America
Lieut
F. Ll. Rash
International News Service
Lowell H. Smith
Lieut. Smith
Marne
Maine
Mere Point
Nelson C Chase
John Turner
Samuel H. Forsythe
New England
New Meadows
Local Schools Open With New Leaders and Plans
Kindergarten openings are delayed at Franklin Ely until Sept 22 due to Oberlin teacher availability. Roosevelt kindergarten starts with the schools on Monday. A cafeteria opens at the technical high school under Jon Boddy. The district adopts a single session schedule from morning to 2:30 pm with two 45 minute lunch shifts. New superintendent Elaria Maston and principal G.O. Shirley will guide 1,200 high school students, plus 1,450 with juniors and seniors. Ridgeville establishes a centralized high school reducing tuition students and names Paul Beeler as new athletic coach. Elgra gains a coach as well and football prospects are being shaped.
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Franklin and Ely
Supt
R. C. Mastan
Oberlin
Roosevelt Building
Technical High School
Jon Boddy
Elaria
KC Maston
Martins Ferry
GO. P. Shirley
Maston
Hgh
Ridgeville
Elgria
Paul Beeler
Washington
Beeler
Barbers Union Fines Anton Haralampous for Violating Hours
The Barbers Local Union No. 592 fines Anton Haralampous twenty five dollars and suspends him from the barbers until payment for violating the closing hours clause of the working agreement. A Lisbon dispatch warns of imminent communist disturbances in Portugal. Five people die in an explosion at a fireworks factory in Avella Naples.
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Barbers Local Union No. 592
Anton Haralampous
Masonic Temple
Naples
Avella
Grand Jury To Meet Sept 22 In County Court
The jury commission reports jurors for the September term with grand jurors to meet on September 16 and petit jurors on September 22. Names include Conrad Reising James Bowen Albert Levin Dora McMillan James Fisher Lorain Edward Newcomb Leo Sarre Henry J Smith Albert Eckler William T Wilder and others from Elyria Belle Moulton Amherst Lorain and surrounding areas.
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Conrad Reising
James Bowen
Albert Levin Dora McMillan
James Fisher
Lorain
Edward
Newcomb
Leo Sarre
Henry J. Smith
Albert Eckler
William T. Wilder
Squire
A. E Taylor
Elyria
Andrew Moulton
Belle Moulton
Middle Ridge
Mathew Stack
Amherst
Ray Durkee
Gratton
H. Ky Day
Maude Billings
Owen Banton
Nettie Mulligan
C. E. Rankin
G- Shaw
Biyria
Ross Heilman
S. M. McMtasters
Franklin Miller
P. C. Trinter
M D. O'Brian
Roy Wurmeer
Guster Snyder
Thomas Francis
C. G. Sweet
R- Comings
Oberlin
ZR-3 Makes First Test Flight For U S Navy
The rigid airship ZR-3 built by Zeppelins in Germany completed its first test flight today with passengers aboard for the U S Navy.
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Friefwuchshaven
Germany
U. S Navy
Pawssengers
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