Rainfall Floods Northern Ohio Kill Two in Lorain
Severe rainfall drenched northern Ohio ending yesterday and flooded streams along Lake Erie. Lorain residents Richard Stewart and Clara Timbell drowned when their car stalled in rising water near Clinton avenue. The Weather Bureau said rainfall aided farmers but worsened a water famine in parts of the state. Cleveland logged 32.38 inches between midnight Saturday and 6 am Sunday, the forecaster reported.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Richard Stewart
Clara Timbell
Lorain
South Lorain
Clinton Avenue
Lake Erie
Weather Bureau
E. H. Emery
Coolidge Plans Separate Aviation Inquiry to End Quarrels
President Coolidge appoints a nine member aircraft grand jury for a ten week study aimed at forming a new policy for aviation while separating the probe from the Mitchell court martial. The inquiry, unofficial and advisory, includes lawmakers to ease congressional tension and faces strong opposition between army and navy air services.
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George R. Holmes Warbhington
Coolidge
Congress
Army
Navy
William Mitch- 1
Ming
Mitchell
Washington
War Department
Commission of Inquiry
Hiram Hingham
Republcan
Connecticut
Vinson
Georgia
Parker
New York
Navy Air Service
William Moffett
Air Service
Army Air Service
Moffett
Former Wight officer Peter Wraughlin 19 killed in wreck
A car borrowed by four women crashed while en route to the city. Peter Wraughlin died instantly from a broken neck and head injuries. Lena Bryan and Carrie Coley were among the injured, with others sustaining severe wounds. Coroner Sanders examined the scene as the vehicle was loaded for transport.
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Glouster
Wee
Geng
McLaughlin
Neleongjie
Drivi
Ami
McGlone
A. J. Crawford
Mig Laughlin
Cage Center
Lena Bryan
Nelsonville
Carpeneter
Carrie Coley
Frank Ditty
Scoldemm
New
Prm Burgh
Sanders
MiNinery
Governments Fights Over Army Navy Budget In 1927
Washington reporting on the opening of appropriation hearings shows Budget Director H.M. Lord seeking to limit Army and Navy totals to under 600 million dollars while receipts are seen near 3.2 billion. Officials warn defense could suffer, and a permanent rum patrol may be created to curb liquor smuggling as Prohibition forces await on the 1926 budget.
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Robert 5. Thorn Burgh
Washington
Bureau Ofate
H. M. Lord
Treasury
Congress
Budget Bureau
War and Navy Departments
Lord
Army
Navy
War Department
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Rowd
Flying mail post office plan sparks city skylines debate
Arthur Brisbane notes Wall Street surge with over a million shares traded as brokers watch prices rise. He warns against stock gambling yet urges holding genuine value. He speculates on a 15 million dollar post office with a roof landing for flying mail, potentially ending mail flights from Chicago to New York and envisioning a future city with a single business building.
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Wall Street
Congress
Chi
New York
Chicago
New City
Viease
Small town man builds near million in Strasburg Ohio
G A Garver stayed in Strasburg Ohio while others chased city riches. Born sixty years ago, he built a three floor country store that now supports an estimated wealth near a million dollars. Garver is cited as a top success and The Largest Country Store in the World attracts shoppers from nearby cities.
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G. A. Garver
Ohio
Strasburg
Garver
Rome
Garver Brothers
America
Cincinnati fears race riot after officer killed by bootlegger
Cincinnati on September 14 reports residents in the west end feared a race riot following the fatal shooting of sub patrolman Clifford Cornish, 25, by a Black bootlegger. Police say Cornish faced a dangerous district alone due to funds shortages and would not have been stationed there otherwise. The suspect fled after firing, but Cornish died from the brain wound.
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Cincinnati
West End
Clifford Cornish
Cornish
Clark and
Varriet
Government budget aims to curb spending and cut taxes
In 1926 about ten million dollars. The budget seeks to prevent material government growth so future cost cuts lower taxes. Some officials say much of the trimming is petty economy and that the government and public lose money in the long run.
Church Council Calls Prohibition Test a Supreme Challenge
The Federal Council of Churches releases a 30000 word study on social consequences of prohibition arguing the nation faces a supreme testing of its policy. It cautions against confident forecasts and criticizes Treasury prohibition publicity for biased, unfounded claims. The report urges careful public opinion development.
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Church Council
Washington
Federal Council of Churches Today
United States
E. Ernest Johnson
Bootleg Whiskey Ring Nabbed In Athens County Raid
Thomas Mullin, 62, was arrested southeast of Torch Hill after deputies and West Virginia officers raided the George Mullin property at 6 30 Sunday morning. A fifteen gallon still was confiscated. George Mullin, wanted for bootlegging and shooting at a West Virginia officer, evaded capture as authorities closed in. A $75 reward had been posted for his arrest.
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Thomas Mullin
Torch Hill
Parkershburg
Athens
J. M. Cady
Howard Gilson
George Mullin
Ithis
Athens County
West Virginia
Meigs County
Mullin linked to Creek Still Raid and West Virginia Runners
Evidence at the creek led to a raid on a house where the younger Mullin vanished the night before. Mullin denies involvement with the still and says West Virginia men ran it, offering to name them if in trouble. A large copper coil and a fifty gallon barrel, eight mash barrels, five gallon jugs, and a path to the still show frequent use and a truckload of corn whiskey leaving the scene.
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Lupon
Mullin
West Virginia
Cady
Mission Singer Slashed in Sleep at Columbus Mission
Columbus police report 14-year-old Alberta Perry a Salvation Army singer is in a local hospital after her throat was cut while she slept at the mission. Chief Det W G Shellenberger says she admitted improper relations with her father Otis Perry who is jailed pending the outcome of her injuries.
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Columbus
Alberta Perry
Salvation Army
Mission
Otis Perry
W.G. Shellenberger
Shellenberger
Fourteen year old Alber ta Perry slashed in home attack
In Columbus on September 14 police report 14 year old Alber ta Perry a mission singer was attacked in her home while sleeping beside her mother. Attendants at St Francis hospital say she may recover. Corporal Wynn saved a severed jugular vein until she reached care. Police suspect a degenerate assailant and note a missing razor from her father Otis Perry.
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Columbus
Alberta Perry
St.Francis Hospital
R. W. Wynn
Alberta
Degenerate
Otis Perry
Salvation Army
Friends’ Missions
Wealthy Merchant Mrs Donna Cox Dies After Apoplexy
Mrs Donna Cox, a wealthy merchant of Tiffin, died today after suffering apoplexy while driving home. The accident occurred on her route as she lost consciousness and passed away shortly after reaching her residence.
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Tiffin
Donna
Cox
Spanish directory celebrates second anniversary in Madrid
Spanish directory members express gratification over demonstrations of confidence shown yesterday marking the second anniversary of their assumption of government control.
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Madrid
Fragmented Phrase About Neighbors and Gand
A garbled passage mentions neighbors and a term Gand in unclear context. No names, dates, places, or concrete actions are extractable from the readable text.
Murder of Crippled Girl in New York
Catherine Gore, 24, described as a pretty crippled girl, was murdered on her east side porch after a walk with a friend. Detectives seek a youth seen with her before the assault. autopsy to determine if knockout drops were used.
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New York
Catherine Gore
East Side
Benjamin Schwarts
Catherine
Rose
Apuzzo
Columbus Circle
John Sheehy
Boochwartz
Three Lives Lost In Train Car Crash Near Buffalo
Three North Towanda residents died when a Lehigh Valley passenger train struck their automobile at North Towanda near Buffalo early today.
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Buffalo
N. Y
North Towanda
Lehigh Valley Railroad
North Tomswanda
Hunters See surge in licenses as season opens
Licenses issued for hunting rose from 360 on Saturday to 460 today and are expected to reach 600 tomorrow, per Thurman L. Morgan, clerk of Common Pleas court. Hunting season opens Tuesday for squirrels and Wednesday for ducks as Ohio game law details appear on the sport page.
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Thurman L. Morgan
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Man from Guysville Pleads Guilty after Alleged Assault
iGrove Bean of Guysville pleaded guilty before Justice Pearl W Heiwig Jr to an assault charge brought by his wife. He was fined 45 dollars plus costs and a one cent token stated in the record.
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Guysville
iGrove Bean
Justice of Peace
Pearl W. Heiwig Jand
Chee
Benducesa Guide Mentions Mule Age and Fireless Cooker
A fragmented excerpt notes an age reference for a mule and includes an instruction or direction related to a fireless cooker. The readable text hints at a practical, instructional tone within a historical context.
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Coolidge Trusts
Tommy Higgins
Boston
Maas
WIGHT
Peter Wraughlin
Quartet
Clell Douglas
Arthur Brisbane Igovshene
Star Company
Strasburg, O
Arver
Cincy
Prohibition Unit
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Thomas Mallin
Mullins
Flapper
Cripple Girl
Benducesa
Neme
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