Ohio toll from weekend motor and water accidents
Columbus July 1 U R An termobile accidents and drownings took a heavy toll of dead and injured in Ohio over the weekend. Motorists jammed highways seeking heat relief as scores of accidents were reported. Joseph Tornjesin, 35, of Akron, was killed and his father, 53, injured when their car sideswiped a machine and plunged a embankment. Betty Jane Mule, 16, near Jerome, was killed when struck by an automobile driven by William Dobyns of Springfield. Roy J. Halloran, 28, Cleveland contractor, drowned near Willow Point. Emmett Halloran and Jack Gable rescued. Loman Edwards, 12, Wellsville, died from spinal injuries after a fall. A beach party tragedy near Cleveland left Miss Wilma Caldwell, 29, killed. Miss Mary Horne, 15, seriously injured. Margaret Zicka, 19, and Laverne Barnes escaped. James Mitchell, 39, killed in Youngstown. Clarence Brown, 41, arrested for alleged drunken driving. Marcus Korb, 66, fatally injured after a fall from an open window. Idora Davidson, 23, drowned in Brant’s gravel pit near Wapakonda. David O Breen of O Fallon Missouri killed near Jonesville in a motorcycle collision with a bus while attempting to pass.
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U.R
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Mai NM McVerene
Joseph Tornjesin
Akron
John
Betty Jane Mule
Jerome
Wiliam Dobyns
Springfield
Roy J. Halloran
Cleveland
Sandusky Bay
Willow Point
Halloran
Emmett
Jack Gable
Hotl
Irve
Find
Loman Fdlwares
Wellsville
Ae Gualts
Tracedy
Willoughby
Wilma Cakdwell
Mary Horne
Mancone
Margaret Zicka
Laverne Barnes
James Mitchell
Youngstown
Clarence Brown
Maarcus Korb
Hamilton
Idora Davidson
Hrandt
Wapakonda
Aswarf
David O'Breent
O'Fallon
Jonesville
Curtis Dies Here as Paper Chain Leader Succumbs
Curtis, longtime treasurer and general counsel for the Siripys-Canflelt newspaper chain, died at his Oakland home after a long illness. He led financial and legal affairs for the group and was a prominent figure in the chain's operations.
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Oakland
Calif
U.R
Jay Witred
Dudge Curtis
Siripys-Canflelt
Newapapers
Long
Ilinosa
Handy Letter Writer booklet offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a new booklet titled The Handy Letter Writer explaining how to address envelopes and write various letters for business social and intimate correspondence. A coupon offers a copy for ten cents, directed by Frederic J. Haskin Information Bureau Washington DC.
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Athens Messenger
Bou
Kid Fm
Trederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, BD. C
Handy Letter Writer
Tragedy of Triple Holiday Claims 310 Lives
United Press reports a triple holiday weekend amid Independence Day celebrations saw a wide toll from traffic plane and fireworks accidents. Early med reports show hundreds injured and deaths concentrated among motorists: hospitalized, hospitalized, and emergency crews work through the weekend as officials tally the fatalities.
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United Press
World flight record push and transcontinental crossings
Reports describe a world endurance record of 133 hours and a round the world attempt by KINGSPORT-SMITA and The Southern Boss. James Collens, ex Army racer, crosses the continent in sixteen and a half hours from New York.
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Kingsport-Smita
Oakland
Cahi
New York
James Collens
Fin
Continent
Lewis A. Yanery
Andes
Santiigo
Tarenos Vires
Farmer Fires Shots at Balloon Over Ravine Flight
A farmer near Fatal Rock Ark reported firing at a drifting balloon during a stunt flight from Boston and other cities. Pilot George Hiren and crew recounted the incident after the balloon of about 180 miles drifted, then was struck by gunfire sending the balloon down near Markiris. The event involved the United Van Service balloon displaying MADE IN ENGLAND goods and sparked discussions on American manufacturing and British advertising.
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Fatile Rock
Ark
Chere Bailaen
George Hiren
Bonston
Tes
Inly
United van Servier
Markiriies
Agaw
Agsio
TL. E. Kerstedn
Bors
Detroit
New York
Lochester
Brooklyn
Ruscelsville
She
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Jamerica’ Moss
Wales
Jeneir
Woman Held Up In Home. $240 Taken In Firearm Attack
Mrs Blanche Danner was robbed of 240 dollars in her home early today by three bandits after a pistol battle with police. The incident occurred in Newark amid a citywide crime wave. Meanwhile Kesster Bryant faces first degree murder charges in a separate case, as authorities pursue the slaying of a woman identified as Lady Ersaat.
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Blanche Danner
Newark
Tura
Kesster Bryant
Negro
Uheld
Ty Uyfe
Ersaat
Ahr
Theaters Closed Under Ohio Blue Law Sweep
Warner Prather operated Capa and Olympic theaters were shut Sunday after Sheriff Yost arrested William Hendtwin and Geouse Arts for violating the Ohio Blue Law by keeping a venue open on Sunday.
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Capa
Olympic
Warner Prather
Sherif Wilms J. Yost
William Hendtwin
Geouse Arts
Wan Oele
Dander
Sundar
May Fly Pacific Plans From Seattle to Tokio
Robert Wark, 28, announces plans to fly the Pacific from Seattle to Tokio to win a prize of 25008 offered by Seattle business men. His ship is being tested for a flight this summer.
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Robert Wark
Pacific
Seattle
Tokio
Tragedies Mark Quiet Weekend in Clermont County Ohio
Three deaths and a murder suicide marked a quiet weekend in Clermont County Ohio. In New Richmond Mrs Verdova Herbert 38 and James Bailey a foreman were found dead in a car after Bailey shot Herbert then killed himself. Police say motive involved unrequited taxes. Herbert was mother of two and had separated from her husband John Spencer 22 of Cincinnati. Spencer was shot by his best friend W Henderson Boshears machinist of Cincinnati who admitted shooting him after spotting Spencer with Boshears wife seated in his lap. In Goshen Bird Harp 46 killed Fred Sweeney 48 after a dispute over attention paid to Sweeney's daughter. Harp was being held in the county jail.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Verdova Herbert
New Richmond
James Bailey
Bailey
Herbert
Hiad
John Spencer
Cincinnati
W. Henderson Boshears
Boshears
Spencer
Shear
Fred Sweeney
Bird Harp
Farmer
Goshen
Harp
Sweeney
Aimnk
Mt Vernon Man Killed in Hebron Car Crash
George Burris of Mt. Vernon was killed near Hebron today when an automobile skid and overturned. Three others escaped unharmed, police said, as emergency crews responded to the crash scene.
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Mt. Vernon
Hebron
Here
Asa
Woman Charged After Altercation Over Washed Clothes
Mrs Sadie Tedrow of Tallis was assaulted by another resident after a dispute during laundry on April 4. The incident led to an arrest attempt and Car H Potters court involvement with parcels and witnesses linked to the case.
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Tallis
Breagiy
Luhrig
Tedrow
Carl H Potter's Court
Sritty
Fiy
Schall
Tsitiabsheed
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Feta
Train Collision Tragedy Leaves Hundreds Stranded
A chaotic rail disaster near Athens involves multiple trains colliding or derailing. Passengers include Sven Mirpst residents as authorities report damage to engine parts, a shattered wind shield, and a delayed rescue. About 20 gallons of unknown fluid spilled. emergency crews move injured to safety.
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Brent
Monte
Larkeralaire
Syitel Sediabely
Athens
Do Otro
Chet
Prisoenners
Sven Mirpst
Tharey
Dartsmouth
Metordtork
Woetheral
Portsmatt
Oleree Meanie Murphy
Mhalbieottie
Aotdhuctyr
Neola Rice
Roth Thoma Lewis
Hamndenbartugainen
Pasteur
Care
Hoover Praise to Be Appealed by His Party
A garbled political dispatch notes President Hoover facing party criticism over a Western trip plan. It references Senator May Milke speeches and mentions the Foreign Affairs Committee, Congreso, and a nationwide reaction to foreign policy moves.
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Hoover
May Milke
Heatwave Grips Ohio as Temperatures Surge Across State
Blistering sun blankets Ohio with highs near 95 as crops suffer and livestock endure heat. Central Ohio hits 90s while northern areas face damaging storms and power outages. Weather experts warn no relief in sight with patches of wind and hail in storm bands around Elyria and Dover Philadelphia region.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oia
Bandusky-Elyria and
Dover-New
Phylduelphia
Farmer Aid Delayed by Self-Help Rule Says Stone
Stone tells co operatives that federal board aid hinges on farmers first assisting themselves. The speech at the opening meeting stresses self reliance and cooperative effort as prerequisites for federal assistance.
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Self
Federal Board
Stone
Turbulent era of terror and political scandal described
Fragmentary report recounts a period of fear and upheaval with alleged abductions and robberies. It mentions names such as Missy Mmm Wirty, Mary Weolhtieh, and Hoy Wolranouth and references court actions, committees, resignations, and investigations tied to political figures and a senate inquiry.
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Nba
Fis Eer
Aitendhant
Missy
MM Mary Weolhtieh
Wolranouth
Callon
Dtalyrs
Pwiros
Chicago State's Attorney to probe reporters corruption
State's Attorney John A. Swansen announced a grand jury investigation into insinuations of corruption among Chicago newspaper men after the Alfred Jingle murder. He said he will call Harry T. Brundige of the St Louis Star to probe truth of charges and will inform the public if findings are true or false.
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John A. Swansen
Ook
Alfred J. Dingle
Chi Cago Tribune
Cook County Grand Jury
Harry T. Brundige
St. Louis Star
Grand
Swanson
United Prena
Banker’s Son and Girl Involved in Serious Case
A scrambled report details a serious case involving a banker’s son and a girl. The narrative references police, witnesses, and an unfolding incident with unclear sequence but indicates a violent or tragic event. Local authorities and a court process are implied as part of the aftermath.
Airmen killed in Sunday air collision over country
Turbulent Sunday claimed several lives as pilots Don Feller and Kate Lew were killed when their glider crashed near Solto Haven, Michigan during a training exercise. Thick fog hindered observers and rescue teams as authorities investigated the fatal accident.
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Solto Haven
Don Feller
Hort Kateleu
Teleran Flere
Stond Sentil
Horn Family Gathers In Kentucky Town
A Kentucky town hosts a gathering for the Horn family amid memories of a fatal air incident. The article notes a plane crash involving Kenneth Kitexon and passengers, recalling a prior fire at the state penitentiary and listing numerous family members and attendees from nearby areas.
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Horn
Kentucky
Hoover Signals Possible Huston Resignation
President Hoover hails talks with Chiudius Huston, chairman of the Republican National Committee, amid reports that Huston may resign. The discussions focus on party leadership and ongoing governance.
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Washington
Hoover
Chiudius Huston
Republican National
Gun Girl Confident In Fight For New Trial In Castor
In Castor Pennsylvania on July date Trene Schroe dee known as Gun Girl waited for opening arguments in her case. She expresses confidence she will win a new trial. The proceedings mark a pivotal stage in her legal battle.
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Castor
Trene Schroe
Dee
Nebraska Woman Runs in Norris Primary Contest
Mrs Beatrice F Craig of Lincoln challenges Senator George W Norris in Nebraska Republican primary set for August. She is the second woman in Nebraska to seek election to the United States Senate in a primary.
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Beatrice F. Craig
Lincoln
George W. Norris
Nebraska
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