Burrows Opens Republican Convention at Chicago Coliseum
Senator Burrows delivers a lengthy opening address praising Republican progress under federal governance. He discusses tariff revision plans, emergency currency legislation, and the party’s commitment to protection of American labor and industry. Temporary officers and chaplains are announced as credentials contests begin.
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Chicago
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New York
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Most Common Physical Defect Prolapse In Bodies
Dr W R C Larson notes from Outing Magazine that the prevalent deformity is downward displacement of the upper body with a flattened chest low spirits protruding abdomen and flaring shoulder blades. He cites a study of several thousand subjects finding less than one percent free of the condition.
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Bankers Row Condemned in Buckeye State Happenings
Cleveland Ohio reports the U S government will stop sending prisoners to Ohio penitentiary for sentences over one year. The district attorney says all persons convicted in the United States court in the northern district of Ohio will serve at Fort Leavenworth Kansas if the sentence is one year and one day. Many bankers recently convicted faced eight to ten years.
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Embezzlement Charge Nets Mansfield Figure in Richland Politics
Ilubert E Bell former postmaster and Richland County political figure was arrested in Mansfield on a warrant by James Hop kins for embezzling 1059.44 dollars from the James F Boals estate where he served as administrator. Bell waived examination and was held to bond of 2000 dollars. He has long been a horseman and starting judge in local politics.
Banker O L Hayes Pardon Rejected by Roosevelt
Galion Ohio. President Roosevelt refused clemency for O L Hayes formerly of Cleveland convicted of misapplying funds of the Galion National Bank. Hayes is serving a lengthy term in the penitentiary. The president's decision marks no pardon for any person convicted in connection with bank fraud.
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Junior Class Suspended for Pranks at Wooster High
At Wooster Ohio the junior class faces a year suspension after a prank during the high school commencement. Faculty report confusion over guilt while parents challenge the school’s authority to bar the students.
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Probers Map Out Future Course
Cincinnati probers met in Columbus to map future action and adjourned to meet in Cincinnati on June 23. The circuit court will decide a suit testing the probe and the chairman is authorized to take the case to the supreme court if the decision is adverse.
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Home Week Annual Affair in Youngstown
Old Home Week committee announced the event concluded with all bills paid and granted $500 to Secretary Grant Whitstar who originated the project. An itemized account will be published to dispel rumors of graft.
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Extradition for Veteran George Gamble Arrested in San Francisco
Sacramento telegram reports California governor honors requisition for George Gamble charged with arson. The elderly man, under arrest in San Francisco, will be returned to Bellefontaine to face county charges.
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Tragedy on Tracks Claims Life of Miss Ensign
In Cleveland O Laurice Ensign twenty was struck by a Nickel Plate train at noon Monday after stepping from a street car unaware of the oncoming train Her legs were severed and she died instantly at the scene.
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Cleveland Bay Drowns At Muskingum River
Marietta College junior E. Marshick of Cleveland drowned while bathing in the Muskingum river. A month earlier Marshick’s roommate had also drowned in the same area.
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Cleveland Boards Urged to Attend National Education Meet
The Cleveland board issued about one thousand invitations to boards of education nationwide urging attendance at the National Education Association convention in Cleveland from June 29 to July 4.
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Metal Men Organize
Cincinnati metal trades league formed Monday with representatives from all national metal worker unions. Officers were elected.
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