Planes to join army air maneuvers in major showcase
Washington reports 672 planes will participate in heavy air maneuvers across the eastern states led by the first air division. From Chicago to New York and Boston to Washington, major cities will host sections as Dayton to New York conjoin for a multi city flyover with enlisted crews preparing for eventual displays and ceremony on the way to ongoing maneuvers.
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Washington
Chicago
Daston
New York
Boston
Philadel Pola
Tree Air Arminda
First Air Division
Dayton
York
Veteran Republican leader Maschke weighs future
In Cleveland April 2a Seeyiee Masheke, Nathanatoot associate, hints at stepping back from politics. Maschke, 30 years in campaigns, serves as Obin National Committeeman and faces term expiry at the 152 convention next year. He has not issued a formal announcement for publication.
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Cleveland
Mike
Maschke
Republican Party
Obin
Man Recaptured After 13 Years Is Pardoned
COLUMBUS April 24 Frank M. Vreston 30 of St Louis was recaptured in St Louis two weeks ago 13 years after escaping from the Ohio Iteformatory at Mansfield and was pardoned today by Governor George White Based on recommendations of Assistant State Welfare Director William J Kennedy the governor ordered that Vreston be brought to his office at 4 p m to receive the pardon.
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Columbus
Frank M. Vreston
St. Louis
Ohio
Mansfield
George White
William J. Kennedy
Preston
Ohio forecast shows rain tonight into Saturday
The forecast warns of rain in Ohio tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Yesterday's high reached Miami 80, Phoenix 76, Seattle 72, while White River 6 and Cheyenne 18, Qu Appelle 16 recorded lows. The Southwest disturbance moves northeast over 26 hours, bringing rain to the region.
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Miami
Phoenix
Seattle
White River
Cheyenne
Qu Appelle
Elyria Students Compete At Ohio State Speech Contests
Three Elyria High School contestants William Connelly Robert McWilliams and Join Echler join 32 schools from across Ohio at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware in Shakespearean reading and extempore speaking contests Drawings occur this morning with prelims this afternoon Finals for Shakespearean reading set for tomorrow morning and for extempore speaking tomorrow afternoon Other schools include Ashland Bluffton West Cleveland Oakwood Troy Wooster and more
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Ohi
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
William Connelly
Robert McWilliams
Echler
Ashland
Ashles
Bluffton
Breeksville
Cardington
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Lima
Norwood
Warvey of
Painesville
Sunbury
Gallia Academy
Gallipolis
Independence
Bernaldshire
Upper Arlington
Shore of Euclid
Westerville
Cooperative of
Dayton
Democratic Rhetoric Echoes Across County Meeting
The Elyria area hears Democratic speakers denounce Republican policies and wartime legacies while praising Jeffersonian principles. Talks stress patriotism, moral contrasts, and economic leadership as key to prospering the nation, with local officials introducing the speaker and highlighting party unity. Nine prisoners escape from jail in Tyler, Texas.
Two Boys Die In Cabin Fire Near Portsmouth
In a cabin near Portsmouth on April 24 a family tragedy left eight year old Urathnes and six year old Tareid dead from burns. Mr and Mrs Crabtree and a baby survived with injuries as neighbors aided them before emergency responders arrived. The blaze gutted the cabin and reduced it to embers as rescuers fought to save others inside.
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Dekaun
Crabtree
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Aid Tate
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Heiress Recants Murder of Sweetheart Near Glenwood Cemetery
Mira FLINT April 24. Miss Helen Morgan, 27, heiress, testified she shot her sweetheart Les Casteel, 37, a garage mechanic, near Glenwood cemetery after he took a gun from him and fired in self defense. Police linked the case to an earlier arson charge in which Casteel was to be the principal witness. Detective Ray Martin disclosed that Morgan had previously refused to testify but later agreed to proceed.
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Helen Morgan
Glenwood Cemetery
Les Casteel
Casteel
Miss Morgan
Ray Martin
United Tress
Castell
Martin
Chinese Bandits Kill Many in Shang-Chen Attack
Chinese bandits roving through Hankow intensified their menace with heavy casualties and 300 captives after an attack on Shang-Chen. Missionaries Esther Nordhutl and Augusta Nelson, of the Chicago Scandinavian Alliance, were released by bandits and arrived safely at Kingmen. Oscar Anderson remains missing. Rev. Bert Nelson’s release is anticipated. In Texas, a jail break freed eleven of twenty inmates, with suspect escapees fleeing in cars and three recaptured.
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Itu
Shang- Chen
Esther Nordhutl
Augusta Nelson
Chicago Scandinavian Alliance
Kingmen
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Oscar Anderson
J. W. Jacobson
Bert Nelson
Car Turned Over Kills Lake Avenue Lad
Joy Sherwin, 1, of Stop 5 Lake avenue, died after a car left the Elyria Lorain road, rolled in a field, and overturned about 11 PM yesterday. Harvey Holcomb and another occupant Freeman escaped with serious injuries. Sherwin died from internal injuries minutes later. Sheriff investigation ordered. Sherwin worked for Herovk floral company for two years. Survived by Mrs Richard Strowh and others. funeral planned at Niebeete Bas neral Pore.
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Elyria- Lorain
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Tle
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Ig Vrpiar
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Niebete Basneral
State Highway Department inquiry opens in Columbus
An inquiry by a Michigan state highway department committee was announced by Senator David Karbach, Democrat of Cincinnati, into alleged irregularities and public funds. An executive session Thursday night focused on procedures and preliminary aims, with disclosures about past favoritism toward arterial aid equipment and cost minimization for the public.
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Fenare
Lenator
David Karbach
Demerrat
Cincinnati
Wet Weather Delays Cascade Park Opening
Wet weather this week delays Cascade Park opening planned for spring. Park officials now expect a May 1 opening, as high river water and wet grounds push back preparations and the playground remains unfinished for anticipated crowds.
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Park Commission
Vsdal
May 11 Set for Peer Libel Trial in Lorain Suit
Tentative arrangements place May 11 as the trial date in the $50,000 libel suit of M. P. Peer of Lorain against David Gibson publisher of the Lorain Journal and Samuel Thhorvita. A motion for change of venue may be heard May 4, delaying the trial. The 1926 Journal libel reference called the plaintiff a Lorain Rum King. A similar suit by William Peer was lost in three courts.
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Lorain
David Gibson
Lorain Journal
Samuel tHorvita
Mlyria
William Peer
Mike
Car stolen from Wear Avenue parking lot
Andy Atherton of RR DD 4 Wellington reports his car was taken from a parking lot at Wear Avenue and Broad Street last evening. The license plate is FA 277 378.
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Wellington
Wear Avenue
Broad Street
Manfdoide Named Next Head of Uwe Eagles
Tohi Hyddeside was chosen as the next leader of the Uwe Eagles in a recent meeting of the Eagles lodge. William Wood and Mathis presided, with two years as head and volunteer service noted. Attendees included past leaders, with duties described as hospital and sick care work among members. Theby reports mention three articles to be contested and name Willian No. 1 as a participant.
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Pratecm Ordea
Eagles
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RELAY SYSTEM VEHICLE THIEVES SOUGHT IN AMHERST AREA
Police hunt auto thieves using the relay system after a car was stolen from Lith Street around 10220 last night and a substitute car found to have been stolen in Lorain. A 4 year old girl was bitten on the lip by a neighbor's dog on 8th Street. treatment by Dr. Austin.
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Emil Bell
Amherst
Lith Street
Lorain
Beatrics
Asap
8Th Street
HW. J. Austin
Boy Is Seriously Hurt After Autos Collision on West Bridge
Ten year old Robert Carmen of 208 West Bridge Street was knocked from his bicycle on West Avenue near Third Street at about 7:50 a.m. He was found in serious condition at Elyria Clinic with possible internal injuries. The car was driven by John Bousek, 16, of LaGrange. Police investigated. the noon report kept his condition listed as serious. Robert Hyves stood with his grandmother nearby.
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West Bridge Street
Elyria Clinic
West Avenue
Third Street
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LaGrange
Robert Hyves
Nilice
Harding letter reveals trust and hidden traits in longhand
A valuable longhand note by late President Warren G. Harding, dated September 24, 19, shows his trust in friends and hints at a trait linked to his troubled administration. Written on Senate paper to George Chamberlain, the letter asks him to fill out an inquiry.
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George Chamberlain
United States Senate
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Harding
Warding
United States
Chamberlain
A. S. W. Rosenbachh
Father of the Good Roads Movement Dies in Washington
Martin Dodge, age 79, a former Ohioan famed as the Father of the Good Roads Movement, died in Washington last night after suffering a third paralytic stroke.
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Good Roads Movement
Washington
Martin Dodge
Famous Hostelry Being Torn Down New York
A wrecking crew began tearing down the Hotel Belmont in New York, one of the city’s famous hosteleries from a quarter century ago. It stood as the last of the famed hotels along 42nd street and was renowned for its wine cellar in its day.
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Belmont
42Nd Street
Stribling camp possibilities loom for Elyria
At the Elyria Investment Company meeting at the Hotel Newell, officials discussed a possible Stribling training camp in Elyria. W L Stribling’s Cleveland visit was linked to local publicity value and a hoped invitation to Elyria for the training period. Officers reported a busy week with one Cleveland prospect under consideration and a Detroit move being studied, while most industrial rumors lacked foundation.
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Newell
Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
W. Ll. Stribling
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Yale
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Cleveland
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Auto crashes into freight near Antioch killing five men
Five young men returning from a fish fry died when their car collided with a Soo Line freight train near Antioch. Victims were George H. Maton 24 Herrick C. Harrington 21 driver Daniel Wiggam 24 Gus Gustafson 22 and Edgar Lindroth 21. Harrington’s car derailed five freight cars on a 60 car train. In a separate case Donald Marys of Cleveland was fined 100 and costs for driving while intoxicated and his license suspended 60 days.
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Here
George H. Maton
Herrick C. Harrington
Daniel Wigham
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Edgar Lindroth
Harrington
Donald Marys
Cleveland
James A. Hewitt
Lockport Doctor Chosen for Lorain Tuberculosis Sanatorium
County commissioners selected Dr. H. F. Gammons of Lockport as superintendent of the Lorain County tuberculosis sanitarium. The 42-year-old Boston University graduate has 22 years of TB treatment experience, including X ray and heliotherapy. He will likely earn between 4000 and 3990 annually and arrives to finalize opening plans this fall.
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Niagara
Lockport
N. Y
Lorain County
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Boston University
Lorait County
Hyde
Springfield Lake Sanitorium
George Rhoads
Niagara Sanitorium
Schwab Forecasts Prosperous Years For U S News Press
Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel told 500 publishers at the American Newspapers Publishers Association annual dinner that ten golden years of prosperity lie ahead He predicted rehabilitation and improvement of properties new impetus for electrification better price stability rising home industry strength and higher automobile activity He noted the American family will enjoy progressive business prosperity.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
American Newspapers Publishers’ Association
United States
Canada
Building collapses injures two men in Far Rockaway
Bulletin from New York reports a three story frame building under demolition in Far Rockaway Queens collapsed today, injuring two men one seriously. Rescue crews responded as the structure fell during demolition work and authorities began investigations into the incident.
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