Flying craft caperiment described by navy officials
Ashington April 21 The world’s longest naval flying boat under construction at Philadelphia navy yard is to be completed in three years. It will have about a 3000 mile cruising radius and 60 ton capacity. The craft is an experimental extension with planned routes to St Thomas Guanmo and Caribbean bases. No Pacific flight plans exist yet.
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Ashington
Ath
Naval Flying Boat
Idelphia Navy Yard
Bureau of Aviation of
Navy Department
Daniels
Stween St. Thomas
Virgin Isla
Guanmo
Caribbean Sea
Wptain Moffat
Pacific
Ita
Lily Pastimer Takes Scholastic Honors
Milan student Carl McMillan a third sacker on the State varsity nine is elected to Pan Kappa, a national honorary society. The LaGrange native is among few students to receive the honor for classroom work while balancing work to support his schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbus
Carl McMillan
LaGrange
Milan
Local items from LaGrange and area events
Community notes list hospital visits and guest happenings including Glenn Brooks in Cleveland for tumor removal, Adam Berndson in Ely Memorial hospital, and Mrs. Flora Hoak’s arm injury. School groups like the Parent Teachers and LaGrange Grange meet plus church events with Oberlin volunteers and local visits from families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbia
Glenn Brooks
Cleveland
V. B. H. Coons
LaGrange
M. Longdow
Wright
S. Adam Berndson
Ely Temorial Hospital
Stephens
John Snell
Ister
Flora Hoak
Ely
Denver Palatial Library Remains Bookless With Empty Shelves
Denver hosts a grand post office building featuring a carved library room with Latin inscriptions and famous names, yet no books on the shelves. Five years since completion, budget constraints and wartime spending have prevented purchase of volumes, leaving the space largely unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Denver
Mississippi
Danver
Bacon
Dickens
Macauley
United States
Colorado
Congress
Deserter Seeks Pass to Alcazar Island
San Francisco reports Army deserter Walter Jean, who fled after a 15 month court martial, pleading in the Ninth Army Corps office for a pass to Alcazar Island. Lieutenant H B Marr granted the request, allowing Jean to depart for the island without guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
San Francisco
Alcazar Island
Meutenant
Watler Jean
Leutenant H. B. Marr
Ninth Army Corps Area
Jean
Camp Eustice
Army Headquarters
Marr
French Manufacturer Victim of Spanish Prisoner Swindle
A Paris wealthy manufacturer fell for the Spanish prisoner swindle, receiving a letter about a treasure worth 100000 dollars. He traveled to Madrid to meet the jail bird's friend who extracted 5000 dollars and left a bogus 15000 dollar check as security, only to learn back in Paris that he had been duped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Spain
Madrid
Look Far Afield for Alleged Embezzler
Charleston West Virginia April 21 local authorities search for Frank Snead alleged embezzler of forty four thousand at county funds while chief deputy in the office of former sheriff B Jarett extended their hunt toward Cuba and the Canadian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Frank Snead
B. Jarett
Cuba
Canadian
Snead
State Must Return Man's Wine Cellar Wyoming Order
In Laramie Wyoming on April 21 George Longpre a local resident is overrun by supporters after receiving thousands in liquors and beer by order of the state courts. Sheriff Trabing moved the items to Longpre's home under Judge M C Brown ruling the property was unlawfully seized by Wyoming officers. The drive included fifty three cases bonded whiskey a ten gallon gin four three gallon kegs of liquor four one gallon kegs of Hauor twenty bottles of beer and forty bottles of mixed liquors valued near 20000 seized August 1919. Longpre sought return and the court ruled in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Laramie
Wyo
George Longpre
Trabing
Longpre
M. C. Brown
Wyoming
Attorney General joins to halt payments for state asylum site
Columbus April 21 Attorney General Price filed a brief with the state supreme court supporting a demurrer by State Auditor Tracy arguing insufficient facts exist to sustain the case. John J Stafford of Marion seeks a court order to authorize payment of 385 805 for 1418 7 acres near Bucyrus for a proposed new state institution for feeble minded. Oral argument to be submitted Friday morning.
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Columbus
Price
State Supreme Court
Tracy
John J. Stafford
Marion
Bucyrus
State Board of Administration
Stinchcomb Loses Chance to Win Four Sports Letters
Columbus April 21 Pete Stinchcomb ends his Ohio State career by leaving the varsity baseball team to devote more to track. The Buckeye star, who would have tried to equal Chic Harley by earning letters in four major sports, is shifting from catcher to focus on track duties. He has excelled in high jump broad jump and sprinting.
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Columbus
Pete Stinchcomb
Harley
Ohio State
Buckeye
Stinch
Parallel of Clara Hamon Case Echoes in Kansas Murder Trial
In Arkansas City Kansas April 21 Kansas reports a murder parallel to the Clara Smith Hamon case. Luella Moncravie jailed four years for killing her husband Osage Indian Henry Moncravie while Clara Heamon was acquitted and later pardoned after two weeks. Both men claimed self defense both women confessed to the shooting and said the men attacked them while drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynternational News Service
Arkansas City
Kan
Kansas
Clara Smith Hamon
Mig
Luella Moncravie
Henry EB. Moneravie
Clara Heamon
London Would Free Political Prisoners
Washington April 21 General amnesty and pardon for political prisoners is provided in a resolution introduced in the House by Representative London of New York the only socialist member of Congress The bill is similar to that introduced by Senator France of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
New York
Congress
France
Maryland
Grafton News Highlights Local Visits Sales and Meetings
Grafton residents report common social calls from Elyria Cleveland and LaGrange while the community welcomes earlier Chronicle-Telegram delivery. Local events include I O O F Pedro party and M E church programs with May and June activities. The April 21 Grange meeting and council vacancies are noted along with the big April 16 public auction by George G. Spitzer drawing large crowds despite stormy weather.
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R. J. Trenchard
Robert Nesbitt
Cleveland
Grafton Grange
O. F. Hall
M. E
Philtehea
J. Bamrick
James Finlayson
J. Beeslrg
A. Rhinehart
CG. E. Gardner
Rose Longwell
F. W. Howard
Howard
R. Clemens
East Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
A. Zilke
Raymond Wier
Harlan Knechtges
Elyria
J. A. Knechtges
Clara Rogers
W. C. Park
Jean
Fannie Clark
Alta
Myrtle
Oscar Bladowska
Norwalk
W. Canfield
E. Herrington
Julia Dowdell
Thurston Olmstead
Bina Andrews
Earl Andrews
J. Bunt
Dwight Andrews
G. C. Andrews
Miller Jones
Murray Nesbitt
Susan Taylor
Crook Street
LaGrange
A. Zielke
Board of Education
Milo McClintock
Mary McClintock
J. Lyner
R. 3. Trenchard
Elmer Wise
A. Guyeska
Lucile Hinman
Grafton
Worms
Elyria High School
Town Hall
Ruesel Reichard
Dwight Bartlett
W. F. Holcomb
Fred Cragin
Howard Durkee
Young People’s Division
Lorain County Sunday School Association
First Congregational Church
Grafton Lodge No. 659
Odd Fellowship In America
I. O. O. F. Ball
Order
RUGS And Echoes Of A Fractured OCR Fragment
A scrambled OCR snippet mentions rugs and prices with stray letters and numbers. The legible element notes a figure of 12.48 dollars and a 1230 like token, but no coherent event or names emerge.
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Lily Pastimer
Columbia
Ria
LaGrange Grange
Our Grange
Oberlin College
Merton Bartter
West Park
A. D. Crocker
Oberlin
J. R. Worcester
Virgil Herrington
John Offenburg
Elton Carpenter
Ara Walker
Thomas Davis
Field’s Corners
C. L. Doyle
Jackson
Mich
Florence Putt
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Sharon Center
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Robert Squire
Mary Howard
North Eaton
Reisinger
George Herold and Son
H. R. Pinckney
Masonic Order
Stinchcomb
Clara Hamon
Crafton
Anton Warner
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Nellie Park
Olive
Friends
Treva Reichard
Billa Reichard
George Tran
Elmer Tran
Chronicle-Telegram
Newson
Louis Holcomb
Ella Reichard
Lorain County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Church of Christ
Mary McCintock
I. C. O. F. Pedro
Bernice Rowley
Lakewood
L. D. Gibson
Wm. Buckinham
Thomas Buckingham
Ieee
Sehworers Deter
Wilkins
Belden
Hatardey
Tomkins
Baton
Art Crocker
Mr. Hyman
Mr. Reynolds
Bert Belden
Gentibon
Ads Ce
Neodle
David Woodings
Chlldren
Buckingham, Sr
Ray Trenchard
Miller
Muffey
Big Four
Ed. Durkee
Ed Kelley
Eilyria
Gaines
Mr. Bowman
Kingsley’s Corners
Harvey Strickmatter
Flordbart
Judson
Halliday
Litchfield
Wil Bernold
Mr. Graham
Mrs. Holcomb
la Grange
Edith
John
Joe Robson
Geo. Mole
George Wise
Wilkins, Sr
Joe Knecheges
Cal Jackson
June Crowell
Cranston Williams
Louisa Neff
Elyrra
Kleanwell
Eles
Sunfast Madras
Eee
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Congoleum
Wessucceae
Axminster
Brussell
Bre
Eis-E Ee Ee
Turkestan
Wool Bros
Harry H. Smith Co. Home Furnishers
Ohio
Fabhi
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