Hoover Father's Death Cuts Hoover Campaign Plans
C D Henry, father of Mrs Herbert Hoover, died July 18 in Placerville California at age 84 as the Hoover special train sped toward California. Mrs Hoover and Allan Hoover were at his bedside with another daughter Mrs A V Large of Georgetown. The death may alter reception plans ahead of August 11 notification ceremonies.
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Fremont
Neb
California
Herbert Hoover
C. D. Henry
Placerville
Cal
Omaha
Hoover
Superior
Wis
Obregon Assassination Shocks Mexico City and Nation
Gen Alvaro Obregon the president elect is assassinated while at lunch in San Angel. The killer Jose Juan Gonzales declared I killed Obregon because I wanted Christ to be king. President Calles and the public react with sorrow as officials prepare Obregon’s funeral train to Sonora. Ambassador Morrow and the US embassy staff viewed the body at the National Palace. The nation mourns following the death of Obregon and aviation hero Emilio Carranza.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Obregon
Emilio Carranza
Calles
National Palace
Dwight Morrow
United States
Assssin
la Bombila
San Angel
Jose Juan Gonzales
Juan Escapulario
Christ
Krassin Resumes Arctic Search For Missing Amundsen Crew
The ice breaker Krassin continues the rescue mission after saving 16 Arctic survivors. It refuels at Advent Bay to mount a second search for 12 missing from the Italia and Amundsen expeditions. Survivors include Pontremoli Alessandrini Arduino Caratti Ciocca Lago and Amundsen with others not heard from since June 18 Tromsoe.
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Moscow
Krassin
Arctic
Advent Bay
Roald Amundsen
Krassin Seld
Rus‘ia
Aldo Pontremoli
Renato Alessandrini
Ettore Arduino
al ‘Io Caratti
Calisto Ciocca
Ugo Lago
Lief Dietz Chsen
Rene Guilbaud
Lieut. de Cuverville
M. Caudebec
M. Brazy
Italia
Latham
Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Viglieri Group
Prof
F. Behounek
Vignieri Group
Was Nobile Lost or Rescued Read by Will
Beverly Mills July 8 This letter reflects on the fate of explorer Nobile comparing heroism and endurance. The writer notes uncertainty about whether rescue or loss will be confirmed and hints at upcoming election signals among the public and clergy.
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Nobile
Will
Beverly Mills
H Im
New Pool to Open Thursday at 6th and Schroyer
Formal opening of the new swimming pool at 6th street and Schroyer will be Thursday morning at 9, announced by C. W. Schnake, director of the city recreation department. Pool hours will run from 9 a.m. to 8:15 p.m., with future evenings extended when flood lights are installed. The bottom is graded for child safety, with a deep end for diving and several spring boards.
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6Th St
Schroyer
C. W. Schnake
Cook’s Park
Former Stark Man Is Dead
Buchanan F. Reichard, 72, a retired Los Angeles businessman and former Stark county resident, died at his home after being found semi conscious in his car. California authorities probe a possible murder theory. Reichard once operated a photographic studio in Alliance.
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Buchanan F. Reichard
Los Angeles
Cal
Reichard
Stark Co
Alliance
California
Love Rivalry Ends in Stabbing in Toledo
Rivalry between two youths for a Toledo girl ended in a stabbing. Ollie Braden of Mansfield, 20, is hospitalized in serious condition from a chest wound. Robert Martin of Toledo, 20, is held on a suspicion charge after the fight outside Hazel Hetzel's home.
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Ollie Braden
Mansfield
Robert Martin
Martin
Hazel Hetzel
Braden
Hetzel
Wayne Thomas
William Bedacht
Harold Stevens
Campaign for farm vote aims at Democrats plan
Democratic leaders in New York outlined a campaign to win the farm vote after the Corn Belt Committee approved the agricultural plank. National figures including John J. Raskob and Senator Gerry spoke at a conference planning regional headquarters and a nationwide financing scheme with voluntary finance directors in each state. Finance director Herbert Lehman declined to name totals, saying no limit on individual contributions and no fixed overall need. Republicans set a $3 million limit.
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New York
Corn Belt Committee
John J. Raskob
Gerry
Rhode Island
Herbert H. Lehman
National Committee
Lehman
Sebring Man Dies in Crash
Chalmers Flowers 35 of Sebring was instantly killed when his speeding car was struck by a Stark Electric southbound car at Garfield east of Alliance. Flowers’ vehicle hit an embankment to avoid impact. the motorman Howard Van Meter said the car stopped within 100 feet.
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Alliance
Chalmers Flowers
Sebring
Stark
Garfield
Here
Flowers
Howard van Meter
Stark Electric
City site for federal building seeks about 90000
About 90000 will be asked of the U S treasury for a city health building in Cleveland adjoining the post office. An itemized city cost includes 50000 for the building 18000 for cables and new requirements and 27000 for replacement cable and equipment if another location is chosen. Bid openings in Washington July 25 will precede a local site review by treasury and post office officials.
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United States Treasury Department
Cleveland
Leonard T. Cool
Washington
Treasury
Post Office Departments
Physician jailed in Dayton fraud case
Dr. Jesse Cooke former St Marys resident was remanded to jail in default of 500 bail after arraignment before U S Commissioner William A Rogers. He is charged with using the mails to defraud by selling a shipment of paint consigned from Lima to Dayton.
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Dayton
Jesse Cooke
St. Marys
United States
William A. Rogers
Lima
Levine crashes transatlantic monoplane at Curtiss Field
Charles A. Levine, famed first transoceanic air passenger, breaks a fence and causes alarm at Curtiss Field when the Columbia crashes after a short flight. Maj. Fleming, who helped climb aboard, survives, while Levine quips about a faulty takeoff and landing as spectators gather.
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Curtiss Field
L. L
Columbia
Charles A. Levine
Levine
Maj
Fleming
London
Croydon
English Channel
Pole hazards on Fulton road prompt pole move plan
County commissioners discussed safeguarding traffic on Fulton road. They will ask the telephone company to relocate poles from between ditch and curb to the far side. Officials seek estimates to add a footpath along the West Creek bridge to handle heavy pedestrian traffic.
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Fulton Road
West Creek
Former Mexican leader De la Huerta on Obregon
Adolfo de la Huerta, former provisional president, laments the death of Gen. Alvaro Obregon. He calls Obregon the most hated person ever imposed on Mexico and expresses regret that Obregon did not live to face his sins. De la Huerta declines to reveal future political plans.
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Los Angeles
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
de la Huerta
Wheat Harvest Advances in Stark County Amid Dry Heat
Hot weather aids harvest as Stark County farmers reap wheat and push haying. Frequent rains earlier delayed reaping on soft fields but most of the crop is saved. Corn also benefits from sun. however weeds plague fields after a wet summer and plowing delays persist.
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Stark Co
Flyers Honored By Cities In Midwest Tour
Miss Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon travel today to Williamsburg Pennsylvania Altoona Pennsylvania Toledo Ohio and Chicago for four days of celebrations in their honor. They expect to reach Chicago Thursday morning and Earhart plans to return to New York Tuesday to work on a book she is writing.
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New York
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Willamsburg
Altoona
Toledo
Chicago
Miss Earhart
Officials Order Removal of Political Posters on Ohio Highways
Stark co officials have been ordered by Harry J. Kirk director of highways to remove all political posters within highway limits. The order cites laws against posting on roads and warns of accidents and state costs from tearing down signs.
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Stark Co
Harry J. Kirk
Highways
Kirk
Ohio
Tragic Garage Door Accident Claims Child's Doll
Kathleen Gillespie five year old dies in a garage accident involving a car door while playing with Nellie Dusing's family. The victim’s doll Suzanne lies in a cradle after the fatal mishap. Kathleen’s funeral follows in Youngstown as the community mourns.
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Suzanne
Kathleen Gillespie
Kathleen
Nellie Dusing
Heat Wave Claims Five Lives In Cleveland
Cooling breezes and showers were expected to ease a heat wave that caused two drownings and three deaths in Cleveland yesterday. Victims included Emil Haas 63 Antonio Angelo and Mrs. Margaret Hut 52. Merrill Stewart 12 drowned in Lake Erie off Gordon Park and Ernest McCrerry 14 died in Chippewa Creek near Brecksville.
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Cleveland
Emil Haas
Antonio Angelo
Margaret Hut
Merrill Stewart
Lake Erie
Gordon Park
Ernest McCrerry
Chippewa Creek
Brecksville
Police Seize Smuggled Gems in Warsaw Raid
In a rapid raid on the jewelry exchange in Warsaw police seized gems valued at about $1,000,000 believed smuggled. Dealers tried to conceal stones by swallowing or discarding them from windows as officers closed in.
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Jewelry Exchange
Warsaw
Poland
Gambling ship Johanna Smith crew convicted in Long Beach
The seven men found guilty of enticing and inviting patrons to the Johanna Smith, the gambling ship anchored beyond the three mile limit, were fined 50 dollars each in Long Beach California.
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Long Beach
Cal
Johanna Smith
America Pays Last Respects to Carranza Hero
In New York a flag draped gun caisson carries Capt Emilio Carranzas body to Pennsylvania Station for the journey to Mexico. Ten thousand troops and representatives of both nations attend with an aerial cortege from Mitchell and Miller Fields. Funeral at Campbell’s on Upper Broadway precedes the formal procession down Broadway.
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New York
Mexico
Obregon
New York City
Emilio Carranza
New Jersey
Mexico City
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Carranza
Venustiano Carranza
Mitchell Field
Miller Field
Sebastiano Carranza
International Bridge
Laredo
Tex
Magistrate orders cats to rid tenement of rats
July 18. Magistrate Simpson advised the Franklin Investing Co to hire as many cats as needed to control a rat problem in a New York tenement and fined the company $100 for the action.
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New York
Simpson
Franklin Investing Co
Second Warning Issued Over McKinley Monument Pool Unsafe
A second warning was issued against swimming in the McKinley Monument pool which has become stagnant and unsanitary. The pool lacks an outlet and inlet after the waterworks were cut off during nearby road construction, and reports say children continue to bathe there despite the warning.
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McKinley Monument Pool
Serpentine Rd
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