Flight across Atlantic Fails to Happen Amid Storms
Reports say the New York to Paris air race likely to start Monday or Tuesday from Curtiss and Roosevelt fields on Long Island. Weather and storms over the Atlantic hinder preparations as pilots plan solo routes and support teams seek a safe crossing.
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Paris
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Tansair Rave
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Roosevelt Fields
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Bellanca
Calumbua
Spit
Atlantic
Rodman Weenamaker
Mul Honane
Byrd
Bard
Bert Acosti
Clarence de Chimberiin
Lins
Rettaud
Mississippi Flood Racks Up Devastation Across Farmlands
Destructive Mississippi River action forces evacuation of thousands as floodwaters sweep across farms in Indiana and Louisiana. Officials warn the crest may pass the gulf while rehab plans hinge on safety for another year. The breached barriers threaten towns along the Bayou Des Glaises and Atchafalaya river basins with widespread displacement.
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Vailes
Cagar Bowl
South Centra Lauterena
Gulf of Mterteo
Alex
RiuUn
Inussiana
Mossissipp
Coolidge on Ballot as Republican Candidate
United States Senator Frank G B Wallis of Ohio declares Coolidge will be nominated on the first ballot at the Republican national convention. In a dedication address at Fort Morrison near Marion he condemns pacifism and urges a return to old fashioned patriotic national policy. He asserts no funding for war debt will be cancelled.
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Ohio
Periscope Pilot Lindbergh Named Air Service Aviator
The report profiles Charles A. Lindbergh as a modest unassuming airman not a flashy daredevil. He serves in the Army Air Service and has flown night routes and long hops, denying automatic sleeping devices and stressing careful navigation.
Logan City Council Member Killed in Slate Fall
Logan May 14. Charles Taming 4, Logan city council member, was killed when slate fell at the Mines Coal Co near New Straitsville while shaping a post with a partner. Funeral plans pending. Survived by wife Emma, son Frank who runs Logan News Agency, sister, two brothers, and a background in mining. He was an Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias member and former city council member.
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Charles Taming
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Mines Coal Company
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Lanning
Tanard Mills
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Mills
Emma Lanning
Frank
Logan News Agency
Gnos Burgess
Oreville
Prank
George
Oresille
the Oddfellows
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Triangular love tale in Kelly murder trial case
In Los Angeles on May 14 authorities push a theory that a love triangle led to the death of Ray Raymond, the musical comedy star. The state plans to call a single Japanese houseboy as a key witness when Kelly’s murder trial resumes Monday afternoon after a weekend adjournment.
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Paul Kelly
Kelly
Ray Raymond
Logan couple adopts four more children in Columbus paper notice
Mr and Mrs Strawn, longtime guardians to an orphan boy, added four adopted children after reading a Columbus paper last Friday. The four siblings Glenn Hiram, Ruth, Imily, and Jenna were placed for adoption by the Children's Home Society of Ohio. They join Marion, 7, whom the Strawns adopted when he was three weeks old. The couple call their family the finest yet.
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Ade
Fure
Strayn Loran
Columbus
Strawn
Children’s Home Society of Ohio
Glenn
Ruth
Jenna
Marion
Straan
Ohio
Rs Stravn
Don’t Be a Walking Gas Factory Dr Frank McCoy Diet Advice
Daily health column by Dr Frank McCoy warns against wrong food combinations and promises better health and efficiency. Learn about vital subject in his labs and read regularly for health tips and improved digestion.
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Frank McCoy
Plea entered in murder indictments in Cleveland case
Mrs Helen Shaeffer Glazer pleaded not guilty in Judge Hornbech's court to charges including first degree murder in the death of a former spouse's wife. The report also notes tornado and weather details across Missouri and Ohio, with several missing persons from a payroll-related case and a National Guard payroll investigation ongoing.
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Helen Shaeffer Glazer
Roscoe Hornbech
Ira
Helens
Lolts
Joseph
Lm& Torah
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Missouri
Tinola
Pvith
Aviamese
Terns
William M. Baxter, Jr
Midwest
Red Cross
Washington
Marshall Bailey
Company C
Alexandria
United States
Poplar Bluff
Atill
Ohio National Guard
Second Brother Loses Appeal in Liberty Efforts
Fourth district court of appeals affirmed the common pleas court verdict convicting Montrose Hickman for the murder of Dan Garrett. Hickman is serving life in the penitentiary. His brother Montrose awaits electrocution for the same crime.
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Chillicothe
U.R
Fourth District Court of Appeals
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Montrose Hickman
Ufe
Ohe
Dan Garrett
Chillicothe Police
Hickman
John W Goldsberry
Ranie
Bank cashier held on falsity charge in London
A. A. Gregs, cashier of the Commercial Bank of West Jefferson, closed by the state banking department, appeared before Mayor Leroy Cornwell in London and was held under 5 000 dollars bond on a charge of making false entries on the books.
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London
A. A. Gregs
Commercial Bank of
Dynamite Package Sent to Massachusetts Governor Thwarted
Boston May 14 An anonymous sender attempted to mail a dynamite device to Governor Tuller of Massachusetts. The package, found by a postal worker, referenced Sacco and Vanzetti and the electric chair, as authorities study the case and Governor Fuller remains home recovering from an eye injury.
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Nicola B1co
Bartolomeo Vanretti
Rnsemnor Muller
Massachusetts
Tuller
Sacco
Vanzecili
Flood waters of Missouri River pound Nebraska farmland
Flood waters swept over hundreds of acres between Sioux City and Omaha as the Missouri river raged. Several small towns suffered and farmers in the lowland district were driven from their homes.
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Neb
UPR
Sioux City
Small Children Injured in Hamden Train Collision
Two young children suffered injuries when a Ford touring car owned by Edward Hensley was struck by a train near Hamden at Willesville street crossing just east of the depot. The children Hubert Merrill Hongrey and Fay Plogstey were sleeping in the rear seat. the boy had a broken leg and a facial cut, the girl a burned head. The car occupants were injured but the father and mother escaped serious harm. The boy was taken to Chilliothe hospital and reported doing well.
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Chillicothe Hospital
Detective Sleeps as Burglar Breaks Into Home
Mrs. George Ryder, wife of the city detective, startled in Columbus when a burglar entered their home. She woke her sleeping husband to warn him only after the intruder had left, fearing he might be harmed.
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Columbus
George Ryder
Mruder
Detective Pursues City Suspect Across States
Columbus reporter recounts Edward Kelly tracing James A. Miller who fled to Eaton Indiana after failing to provide an account. Miller was unknowingly moved through requisition papers and jail transfer attempts, but the Eaton marshal said the prisoner had already left town.
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Edward Kelly
Kelly
James A. Miller
Eaton
Ind
Indianapolis
George S. Mitchell
Colun
Officials refuse information on seized papers in Moscow raid
London dispatch reports police seeking a state document missing months ago after a raid on Arcos house, the Soviet Russia trading firm. Officials refused to disclose contents while battles over trade and strikes fuel tensions between Britain and Moscow.
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United Press
London
Poltes
Arcas ‘House
Moscow
Arcos House
Scotland Yard
Arcos. Ltd
Russia
Jford Birkenhead
India
Ramsay MacDonald
Sovet Russia
Arcos, Ltd
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