Mock War Drills Open With 99 Planes In Ohio
Dayton hosts a two phase air and ground exercise between Blue and Red forces over Lunken Airport from 2 to 2:30 PM Saturday. Ninety nine planes assemble for mimic warfare while Ft Hayes infantry and air corps leaders outline strategic objectives.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
battJes
Cincinnati
Lunken
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air
Blue” Army
Red”’ Army
Columbus
Blueground
Ft. Hayes
J. B. Gowan
Blue Army
George H. Jamerson
Mechanicsburg
Benson Hough
London
Dennis E. Nolan
Fifth Corps
Nolan
Lake Erie
Sandusky River
Scioto River
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Air Corps
Big Darby
Scioto
Death Gas Follows Explosions In Cleveland Clinic Fire
In Cleveland a bromine gas release from two explosions of X ray film and a subsequent fire swept the clinic building during the 11:30 morning rush. One hundred people were killed or fatally harmed as fumes traveled from the basement to the waiting area above.
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Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Iadt Suiay Sway
Wwe
Tragic Cleveland Blast Clears Path to Morgue Identifications
Cleveland on May 15 saw a massive explosion and fire at the Cleveland Clinic Building. At the County Morgue eighty four bodies lay awaiting identification as police controlled access for grieving relatives.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Lake Erie
Lakeside Avenue
List of dead from Cleveland clinic blast grows
Revised roster names many victims and staff members from the Cleveland clinic in East Cleveland and Lakewood including Dr. Max Bartholomew and Dr. Ray A. Brintnall along with nurses clerks and patients. First blast released bromine gas trapping occupants who tried windows as flames and fumes spread quickly.
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Fulton
R. B
Lakewood
Ward
John
Cleveland
Bartholomew
DR. Max
East Cleveland
Spellman
W. L
Forrest
O. Spellman
O. Smith
J. Barker
The
Cleveland Athletic
Ninety-third Street
Jack Sutherland
Louis Issabucca
William E. Lower
Bargain five room Madisonville home for sale
A modern five room house in Madisonville is offered at a bargain. The notice mentions a quick sale and urges readers to turn to the Want Ad page for more opportunities and other notices.
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Madisonville
Want
Graf Zeppelin Leaves Europe for America on Second Flight
The Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen at 5:57 a.m. for its second Atlantic crossing to Lakehurst, New Jersey, with passengers assembling at the hangar. Aboard was the female gorilla Susi and Mrs. Mary Pierce of New York, traveling despite family objections, as the airship embarks on a 65 to 75 hour westward journey covering about 5 000 to 7 500 miles.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
America
Susi
Mary ,Pierce
New York
Lakehurst
N. J
National Association seeks nonpartisan tariff study commissions
John E. Edgerton president of the National Association of Manufacturers told a Cincinnati luncheon that nonpartisan semi judicial commissions should study tariff problems instead of politicians or lobbyists. He tours manufacturing centers covering over 10000 miles and heads to Indianapolis after Chicago.
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Hoover
National Association of Manufacturers
John E. Edgerton
Na- Aiopat
Cincinnati
Queen City Club
Edgerton
Chicago
Indianapolis
P. O. Geier
Germany Accepts US Reparations Plan With Delayed Payment Protections
Dr Hjalmar Schacht, Germanys chief negotiator at Paris reparations talks, accepted the schedule proposed by Owen D Young but with two conditions. Germany would gain the right to delay two years on the US war debt portion and, if needed, the Bank for International Settlements or a committee could urge further delay after two years. British and French delegates largely accepted the conditions, while Belgian and Italian representatives hesitated.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Owen D. Young
United States
Bank For International Settlements
Dr. Schacht
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub
Longworth Attacks Senate Over Farm Relief Debenture Plan
Speaker Longworth accused the Senate of infringing House rights by inserting an expert debenture provision in the farm relief bill. He called for a possible rule to challenge Senate authority on revenue origin while noting House may send the measure back to the Senate or delay action in a two to six week window amidst tariff talks.
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Washington
Longworth
House
Senate
Republican Steering Committee
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
Agricultural Committee
Hall and Plunkett Seen in Fountain Square at Noon
Two murder suspects Joseph Plunkett and Edward D. Hall were spotted in downtown Fountain Square at noon yesterday along with their attorney Nicholas Klein. Klein reported the men said they expected to raise money for their defense as police renewed efforts to locate the alleged killers of August Bruck.
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August Bruck
Joseph Plunkett
Edward D. Hall
Nicholas Klein
The
Commercial Tribune
Plunkett
Klein
Second National Bank
Ninth and
Main Streets
Hall
Fountain Square
William Copelaw
Emmett Kirgan
Prohibition inspectors quit after Lancaster liquor sting
State Prohibition Inspectors Edward Little and John O. Cole resigned after suspensions for using young girls to help buy liquor from bootleggers at Lancaster. The resignations come as Beetham awaits decision on permanent suspension, with Little defending his Lancaster raids and Cole impliedly following. The pair may be subpoenaed in liquor law cases, notably those involving former Dover mayor Peter J. Groh. Also in Wisconsin, the Senate voted 21 to 9 to repeal the state dry law, abolishing the prohibition department while keeping laws restricting liquor sales to minors.
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Columbus
Edward Little
John O. Cole
Lancaster
Prohibition Department
Prohibition
Rupert R. Beetham
Department
Cole
Little
Beetham
State
Peter J. Groh
Dover
Groh
Canton
Malice Denied in 5 Million Dollar Will Contest
Portsmouth Ohio May 15 Mark W and Roger Selby two of the four sons of the late George D Selby millionaire shoe manufacturer denied from the witness stand that any malice prompted him to cut grandson Edmond Selby Dillon from his will Dillon seeks one fifth of the 5 million dollar estate and claims his uncles poisoned his grandfather’s mind while defense witnesses describe Mr Selby as a stubborn man who would not change his mind.
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Portsmouth, CO
Mark W
Roger Selby
George D. Selby
Portsmouth
Dillon
Mr. Selby
Mark
J. W. Bannon
George E. Kricker
Wells Hutchin
Baptist Union Says Arbitration to Settle Des Moines Row
The Baptist Bible Union of North America met in Buffalo and voted to appoint a three man arbitration panel led by Dr. T. T. Shields to settle the Des Moines University dispute. Students faculty and the former president Dr H C Wayman will have voice on the committee with calls for reinstatement and continued action if the board remains dominant.
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New York World News Service
Buffalo
N. Y
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Des Moines ‘University
T. T. Shields
Toronto
Iowa University
H. C. Wayman
Dean Calloway
Minor Stephens
Calloway
Dr. Shields
Wayman
Edith Redman
Des Moines University
Stephens
Dr. Wayman
Eye-Witness Describes Dread Horror Of Clinic Explosion
Mrs Irene Lentz of Parsons West Virginia described the Cleveland Clinic blast as a brown gas wall trapped patients and staff. Doctors and nurses rushed about as smoke issued from adjacent rooms. Seventy five people were inside the clinic when the explosion occurred.
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Cleveland
Irene Lentz
Parsons
W. Va
Mrs. Lentz
Doctors and druggists clash over gas at clinic disaster
Investigations into the Cleveland Clinic Hospital explosion and fire seek the deadly gas responsible for many deaths. Pharmacists cite bromine gas, doctors suspect nitric gas, while officials note a possible mixture from broken celluloid X-ray film and other chemicals.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
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