Zeppelin repairs begin for Graf Zeppelin in France
In Toulon France May Ger man airship Graf Zeppelin arrives at Cuers Verre Fitle hangar for engine replacement. Two new motors from Zeppelin at Friedrichshafen join one still functioning as workers overhaul the airship for a June return to America. Eight original passengers await repair completion for the Friedrichshafen landing and resumption of the voyage.
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Toulon
France
Cuersverre-Fitle
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Ich
Nile
America
Newcomerstown Woman Killed in Auto Crash
Newcomerstown Ohio May 20 A 50 year old woman Mrs Charles Hannum of Cambridge was killed when she was thrown from a car driven by her husband M R Hannum and carrying their young son The accident occurred one mile east of Newcomerstown on the Newcomerstown Cambridge road as they returned from Medina County officials investigate The woman suffered a broken neck a fractured skull and body bruises The body was taken to the Lundy and DeLong Funeral Home in Cambridge
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Newcomerstown
Charles Hannum
Camridge
Cambridge
Edina
Hannum
Medina
Undy
DeLong
Helen Wills to Host Queen in Toledo Broadcast Mix Up
May 20 Toledo report recalls Will Rogers humor as he riffs on Helen Wills in a wardrobe miscue during a Derby broadcast. The piece notes a race with Collitetti ridden by Naishapur, Exterminator placing second, and Lark Spur wreathing after the finish.
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Toledo
Helen Wills
President Hoover Receives Black Eye at Camp
President Hoover was struck by a whipping branch at his Shenandoah camp over the weekend, leaving a thoroughly discolored eye. Personal physician Dr. Joel T. Boone treated the injury immediately. the wound is not serious.
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Washington
Hoover
Shenandoah National Park
Joel T. Boone
Senate Uprising Over Lenroot Nomination Secrecy
The senate battles secrecy surrounding the confirmation of Irvin Lenroot of Wisconsin as a customs judge. Insurgents plan a public demonstration and consider rising to challenge the majority over disclosure of their votes. Senators Blaine of Wisconsin and Norris of Nebraska may support or influence the move.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Irvin Lenrol
Wisconsin
Blaine
Norris
Nebraska
Frosts Take Toll in Crops in Stark County
The heaviest frost in two weeks settled on Stark County early Monday worsening damage to fruit and grain. Low fields show severe fruit loss, high ground near normal if weather improves. Wheat leaves nipped, clover damaged. about one third of farmers haven’t planted oats, delaying sowing by 3-4 weeks. Oats and corn planting delays may slow harvest, risking fall feed for dairy farms. County Agent Ormann Keyser notes need for prompt oats planting as frost dropped to 32 degrees early Monday.
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Stark Co
Ormann Keyser
Seven Die in Crashes Across Ohio
A week end toll of fatalities and injuries in Ohio includes a mother and son killed when struck by a New York Central train near Toledo, and a hit and run death of a Columbus man. Also killed were Florence Delgara, 2 year old, near Columbus, and Leah Lemonek in Cincinnati. weitere victims include Leonard, 10, and Hollified, 27, near Chisel Bridge.
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Ohio
United Press Today
Toledo
New York Central
Gusta Leonard
Lester, Jr
Leonard
Columbus
George H. Conner
Florabel Delgara
Frederick Hollified
Bethel
Chisel Bridge
Cincinnati
Leah Lemonek
Two Die In Lake Michigan Storm Wave Toll Rises
Storm on Lake Michigan battered shorelines and break walls. Two men were lost as high winds and 20 foot waves battered vessels. Guardsmen rescued three fishermen while many basements and walls were damaged along the south shore.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
South Shore Drive
Lindy Quietly Nearing Wedding Plans on Return to Public Eye
Col Charles A Lindbergh marks the second anniversary of his New York to Paris flight by planning a wedding to Miss Anne Morrow. In North Haven he and Miss Morrow keep to a secluded Deacon Brown Point mansion with family and aides nearby while speculation swirls about a forthcoming ceremony.
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United Press
North Haven
New York
Paris
Col
Charles A. ‘Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Col. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Deacon’ Brown Point
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Lone Eagle
le Bourget Field
Europe
King George
Queen Mary
England
President Coolidge
Police plan to nab Capone gangster aids
Philadelphia May 20 detectives watched for the arrival of Mike Carrozzo and Frank Nitti, associates of Al Capone, who is in jail serving a year after pleading guilty to carrying concealed deadly weapons. They were to be escorted out of town on arrival. Capone and his bodyguard Frank Cline were in prison quarantine wearing white shirts and black trousers, isolated until May 26.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Mike Carrozzo
Frank Nitti
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
Frank Cline
William Heston
Riverside Cats Brace for Belts in Bird Luncheon Ban
Riverside officials vow to enforce a 12 year old belt rule for roaming cats after reports of birds being hunted. The ordinance requires neck belts to be worn by felines, with impoundment and potential nine lives ending if unclaimed within five days. A separate Masonic notice for Lathrop Lodge, No. 676, special communication on May 21 with IM degree.
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Chicago
Riverside
Fable-Land
Esther Puss
Special Communication
Lathrop Lodge
IM. M. Degree
C. R. Whitson
W.M. George C. Mast
Seey
Adv
Rebuilt plane seeks seven-day endurance record
Fort Worth Texas May 20 Us United Press reports Reg L Robbins and Jim Kelly fly a rebuilt Ryan monoplane with a motor carrying 50 000 miles to chase a new endurance record. Army officials hold the official tally while the pair aim to stay aloft beyond 150 hours 40 minutes set by the Question Mark earlier this year.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reg L. Robbins
Jim Kelly
Robbins
Kelly
K. K. Hoffman
H. X. Jones
Army
Miss Smith's Mark Bettered by Flyer
Laurie Yonge flew 20 hours in a Curtis Robin monoplane to beat Eleanor Smith of New York for the endurance record in motors under 90 hp. The new mark exceeds Miss Smith by more than six hours, with the flight occurring in Jacksonville on May 20.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Laurie Yonge
Eleanor Smith
New York
Free Paint Samples at Quality Hardware Co Demonstration
Paint demonstration continued this week at Quality Hardware Co. 321 Tusest W. offering free paint samples to customers.
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Quality Hardware Co
JURORS TO RULE ON GUILT IN PRIEST KILLING CASE
In Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Krichbaum will hear arguments Monday on whether Mrs. Maeme Guerrieri was mentally responsible for shooting Rev. Joseph Riccardi at St. Anthony's Church on March 10. Prosecutors argue deliberate planning. defense cites temporary insanity due to a story told by her 5 year old daughter Palmena.
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Maeme Guerrieri
Joseph Riccardi
Common Pleas
Charles Krichbaum
James M. Aungst
Atty, W
Bernard Rodgers
Walter S. Ruff
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Guerreri
Cigarettes Cut to Two Pakages for 25 Cents in New York Stores
On Friday May 24, the Schulte Retail Stores Corporation and United Cigar Stores Corporation will offer two packs of cigarettes for 25 cents, ending redeemable coupon promotions. D A Schulte states the price cut and United Cigar will follow suit.
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Schulte
United Cigar Heads
New York
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation
United Cigar Stores Corporation
United States
D. A. Schulte
Charles A. Whelan
United Cigar
Yankees Cleared in Deaths at Stadium Panic
Officials of the New York Yankees were exonerated in the deaths of Eleanor Price and Joseph Carter amid a bleacher panic caused by rain. District Attorney John F. McGeegan said no club negligence and gates were not the cause. About 20 people were seriously injured in the tunnel leading from the right field bleachers.
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New York
New York Yankees
John F. Mcgeehan
Bronx
Eleanor Price
Joseph Carter
Ruthville
Rival Wives serial feature on Today's News page
Today's special features include the new Rival Wives serial with synopsis of the first three chapters and Chapter Four on Page 7. Other items noted are Harold Teen, Out Our Way, Pane & Heaitotiao features, Looking Back on Page 4, and Amusement reviews on Page 8 with financial news on Page 12 and classified ads on Pages 14–15.
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Harold Teen
C.soeese
Sosscvasegese Pao SB Mra
Judith Smith
Molly Stark
Dr. Fishbein
Cadman
Page & Botts
Zess
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Irvin Lenroot
Lake Storm
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Lindy
Colonel
Miss Anne
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Miss Morrow
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