Graf Zeppelin Arrives at Lakehurst on Long Atlantic Flight
The Graf Zeppelin touches down at Naval Air Station Lakehurst after a 4 500 mile leg from Pernambuco Brazil. Engineer Eckener plans to depart for Friedrichshafen tonight as the airship presses toward its next leg and potential commercial service south of Brazil.
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Home Bombing Trial Headlines in Cincinnati Nonsense
May 21 report details Grace Lesh Ashby a nurse from Longview Hospital being jailed for three days in a assault case linked to a blast at Mrs Niles home. A dynamite blast damaged the Booth residence and other adjoining dwellings. Judge Chester Shook cautioned traffic officers about responsibility for victims and safety.
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Corbin Restaurant Proprietor Fined for Possession Charge
China Corbin of Weat Trashington Street, a restaurant proprietor, was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of possession. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Robert Wood and was fined $300 plus costs. A quantity of marijuana was found in Corbin's restaurant. Officers Finsterwald, McGrath, and Maple made the arrest.
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New Jersey Primary Talk and Murder Game Reflections
A column notes Arthur Bristiane and Oct Morrow in New Jersey politics. It cites Colonel Lindbergh and Fort as rivals, with a pro prohibition split and prediction of Fort’s victory. Also mentions a London Society “murder game” at Lady Ribblinsdale’s, where guests roleplay a duke’s murder. Continued on Page 4.
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Wrong Man Mystery Haunts Ohio Prison Records
In Calvary Cemetery grave No 24 lies a fire victim from the Ohio Penitentiary who was listed as Peter Forenzo, 69, a Summit County resident. The man answered to Peter Paorenzo on today’s roll call, but his true identity remains uncertain and may never be known.
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Congress to Close Session in Two Weeks
Washington May 1 United Press The plan calls for two more weeks of congressional action before a recess with a special Senate session to take up the London Naval Treaty. The House stands ready to proceed on Rivers and Harbors and veterans bills while Senate focus centers on tariffs and treaty debate.
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Hoover Pleads for Peace on Gettysburg Memorial Day
WILLIAMSPORT Penn May 21 40RH A day in Gio open with you and feel today camegs Wel come relaxation to President Hoover today after one of the most ambitious oratorian efforts of his career He spoke near Gettysburg where Abraham Lincoln delivered his dedicatory address The President urged peace and liberty against demagoguery and force.
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Six Communists Face Death Under Georgia Insurrection Law
Six Communists in Pullen County, Georgia, may receive death sentences if convicted under the state’s strict anti insurrection statute. The defendants include Mary Drallen Ane Burejack Hoc Curr M H Mowers Paul Berry Story and Gilmer Oriuly indicted for organizing meetings and alleged acts of insurrection amid protests in Atlanta area. Public prosecutor John H Hudson warned that Georgia will not tolerate communist activity and cited harsher penalties for violent opposition to the state.
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Assembly Hums Sunday Shows Prompt Moral Debate
The May assembly denounces Sunday cinema and vulgar advertising as threats to morality. A report from the German Synod highlights concerns over cigarette ads, theater promotion, and commercial Sunday baseball. The debate cites indecency and anti religious effects of modern entertainment.
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Rider Survives Barrel Plunge at Niagara River
William Red Hill suffered minor cuts and a groan after riding a barrel over Niagara River from Niagara Falls Ontario on Memo rial Day. He was towed to mid river and hoarse after the plunge before being rescued near Queenstown Ontario.
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Murder Plot Foiled By Police Say Northeastern Ohio
A report notes a young wife thwarted a murder plot in northeastern Ohio with authorities involved. The entry references multiple regional items and page placeholders from the same edition.
Marietta Pilot Killed in WV Plane Crash
Marietta man Scott Med, a barnstorming pilot and Army Reserve member, died after a stunt crash near Athens, West Virginia. Everett Armottz of Coshocton also died. UPH-Lsyfe IL, airport superintendent, survived. Scott's wife and children witnessed the crash.
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Weather Outlook For Early June Forecasts Fair Conditions
Washington May 71-0.2j outlines the period June 2 to 7 with generally fair weather, showers midweek, warmer Monday, then cooler by Thursday. Obhlo Valley area noted.
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Gangland seeks missing bootie boss Morris Komissaro
Cleveland police and detectives search for Morris Komissaro 26 a reputed booties gang boss after a first underworld appeal for help. He has not been seen since Tuesday and friends fear he may have been taken for a ride to hide gold at the police station.
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McGaw appeals Colum bus in liquor probe case
McGaw, a prohibition agent sentenced to one to 20 years for shooting at Pelersi in a Columbus area liquor case, fled an appeal to the Supreme Court seeking a review. He was convicted of attempting to obtain evidence of liquor law violations at a soft drink establishment run by Pelergi.
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Quest for Fun Leads to Murder in Ash Tabula County
In Ash Tabula at Jefferson the case centers on a complex plot to murder Mrs. Clara Smith by her husband and two accomplices. Prosector Howard M. Nuzot filed affidavits. a maid named Lowther described a scheme involving a revolver and a staged crime scene. Additional details describe alibis, motive, and a social circle tied to local figures amid a chaotic crime narrative.
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Ashland woman recalls town murder plot and a grim confession
Mrs. Lowther describes a February band murder plan involving her lover Smith who planned to rob and kill his wife and infant. She details the dockside shooting and drive back to Ashland while vowing to help authorities. the defendant faces murder charges and is shown in court.
Hijackers Take Rum as Runner Dies of Hurts
In Toledo a rum runner Archibald H. Parker perished after a wild night chase with two hijackers. Parker’s sedan collided with Joe Cooley’s car, overturned four times, while suspects transfered liquor from the wrecked vehicle to their own car as Parker died.
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No Bouquets Omited at Ohio Penitentiary Ceremony
May 31 Columbus report states the annual preening ceremony for women will omit the Lower Milan Day due to concerns over disorder. Mrs Antile Compton County evangelical superintendent and Warden P 3% Thomas weigh in on impractical indoor viewing for the ceremony.
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Five Day Week Requested by Western Railroad Workers
May 1 Chicago reports railroad union officials say western railroads employees will push for a five day week in all future contracts. About four railways voted to proceed with presenting the demand, with agreements negotiated in the future. Chester A. Myers, 44, Columbus day 81, Eureka identification chief, died after cordbral incident.
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