Urges action to aid drought regions across the nation
A Washington dispatch reports calls for swift government measures to avert a major drought threat east of the Mississippi. The speaker urged faster credit to farmers, shipping hay and feed to drought districts, and relief until livestock can be supported across the Mason-Dixon line and beyond the Ohio River.
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Bulletin
Washington
Mississippi
Taber
Thy
Ae Hod
Mason-Dixon Line
Ohio River
Cleveland gangster charged with bride murder near Berea
Tony Colleto, 21, a Cleveland gangster, faced first degree murder charges for killing his bride Christina Lorenzo Colleto, 18, on Barrett road near Berea. He confessed to detectives that he ordered her from an auto and shot her five times. He was to be arraigned in police court and held without bail until September. Colleto is nephew of Charles Chuck Colleto of the Milano gang, who has been questioned in other underworld killings.
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Berea
Tony Colleto
Cleveland
Christina Lorenzo Colleto
Barrett Road
Colleto
Cuyahoga
Akron man confesses to murder of 19 year old Dolly Kozloski
William Evans a 26 year old barberton foreman confessed after a five hour interrogation to killing Dolly Kozloski near Dusty Pig Lane in Wadsworth. He said he shot her to prevent her return to a life of shame and abandoned the two year old Lily Rose on a Wadsworth doorstep with Sam Yakus part in the crime.
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Akron
William Evans
Barberton
Dolly Kozlowski
Wadsworth
Mansfield
Ed McDonnell
Evans
Dolly Or Agrypana Kozloski
Evana
Sam Yakus
Barbarton
Pig Lane
Yakus
Offcers
Medina County
Kozlowski
Dolly
Lily Rose
Little Belle
Harry Mench
Pruski Clears 400 Hour Mark In Local Race
Elyria treasurer candidate Johnny Pruski surpassed the 400 hour threshold in the ongoing race, with press-time noting 412 hours logged. Rival Ernie Ray remained active with 80 hours to his credit, while local social details include Ernie’s mother being out of town and Andy Thompson’s mother feeding him.
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Johnny Pruski
Elyria
Erne Ray
Johnny
Ernie
Andy Thompson
Passing Summons Theodore Freese
Theodore Freese died after a brief illness at his home 111 Cedar Street on Sunday evening. He led Freese Brothers Clothing for thirty years and was active in First Congregational church, civic affairs, and several Masonic bodies in Amherst and Elyria. He served as city council president from 1924 to 1926 and is survived by three sisters, Lillian Catherine, Elizabeth, and Edith Lucy Freese of Elyria. Funeral services are private at his home Tuesday at ten, with the Masonic Order of Elyria in charge at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Theodore Freese
Cedar Street
Freese
Lillian Catherine
Elizabeth
Edith Lucy Freese
Elyria
William Muclauma
Marte
Pill Cone Bea
Ridgelawn
Masonic Order of Elyma
Thousands Return to Work in Detroit Auto Plants
In Detroit on August 4 thousands of autoworkers returned after a three week idle period. About 150,000 to 175,000 men resumed duties with Ford River Rouge employing around 100,000. Other plants reopening include Canada Ford, Packard, Graham-Paige, General Motors Trucks, Oakland- Pontiac, Timken-Detroit Axle, Motor Products, German Manufacturing, Cadillac-LaSalle, Hudson-Essex and Oldsmobile Viking.
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Detroit
Meter Car Ren Re Ieee
Ford
Cleveland
New York Central
B R. MacBain
Thompson Products, Inc
Eaton Axle and Spring Company
Fisher Body Ohio Company
Willard Storage Battery Co
United States Aluminum Company
Five Alarms Fire Call Replies by Local Firemen
Firemen answered five alarms Saturday and Sunday with only two real calls. Residents aided in quelling a grass fire west of the B and O tracks between Woodford Avenue and the Columbia Steel company. The blaze was started by a man crossing the field.
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Western Heights
B and O
Woodford Avenue
Columbia Steel Company
Oxford Street
W. E. Mason
Woman Fined $100 For Unlicensed Cigarette Trafficking
Mrs. Sarah A. Wanlese appeared before Justice Walter H. Watts last Thursday on a charge of trafficking in cigarettes without a valid license posted publicly. She was fined $100 plus costs this morning in court.
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Sarah A. Wanlese
Walter H. Watts
Lourt
Midwest Heat Wave Grips Chicago and Plains States
A severe heat wave across the Midwest and Eastern Seaboard drives temperatures above 100 in multiple cities including Ellsworth Kansas 111 and Omaha 110 while widespread prostrations crop damage and wildfires strain resources. Forecasters warn rain may come too late for crops and heat persists with dangerous conditions across Michigan Montana and Idaho.
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Chicago
Midwest
Michigan
Rontana
Idaho
United States
Ellsworth
Kansas
Omaha
Neb
Drownings Rise As Heat Wave Grips Ohio
In Ohio a heat wave sent temperatures to the high nineties and prompted a Up check of drownings. Victims include George E Miller in Lake Erie, Joseph Linek in the Chagrin River, Robert Fiske in Maumee Bay, R C Moore in the Tuscarawas River, William Wiseman in the Ohio River, Dible Stroeman in a quarry pool, and Ruth Hussey in Lake Erie.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
George E Miller
Lake Erie
Joseph Linek
Cleveland
Chagrin River
Gates Mills
Robert Fiske
Toledo
Maumee Bay
Point Place
R C. Moore
Violent Earth Shocks Recorded Near Fordham University
Two earthquakes measured by the Fordham University seismograph were logged at 1 12 am and 1 18 am. Described as more violent than Italian quakes, the shocks occurred about 3 000 miles from New York with likely epicenter in South Central America.
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New York
Fordham University
Central America
Three Elyria Businesses Robbed Early Sunday Morning
Thieves looted three Elyria businesses amounting to about 3540 in cash and merchandise. In Oliver Burns druggist shop about 2995 in change and 325 worth of pens and pencils were taken from an opened cash register and back room stock. A safe was rummaged with 150 cash missing, 50 tied to Greyhound bus ticket money. The Elysium Candy Shop and a third store also reported jimmied doors and cash losses, including 20 in change at the candy shop.
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Jimmy
Elyria
Oliver Burns
Candyland
Amd
Greyhound Bus Company
Elysium Candy Shop
Broad Street
Elyrians Leave for Eagles Convention in San Francisco
A party from Elyria headed to the Fraternal Order of Eagles National Convention in San Francisco August 11 to 15. J L Mathis and wife represent the Elyria aerie, Steve Leser the Northern Ohio district, and Gerald Nau the State of Ohio. Mathis will present a resolution to the Grand Aerie to authorize a dental clinic for Elyria Lorain County. The project has long been under consideration and will proceed once Grand Aerie approves.
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San Francisco
Order of Eagles
J. L. Mathis
Mathis
Elyria Aerie
Steve Leser
Ohio
Gerald Nau
Grand Aerie
Elyria
Lorain County
Cyclists Near Endurance Mark Brace for Record
The Chronicle-Telegram notes three youths Al Ketchum Stanley Draper and Harry Justavich challenged the world bicycle riding endurance record in rain dodging weather. By eight this morning they rode 16850 miles in 258 hours, averaging 652 miles per hour in shifts of three hours each.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Jupiter Pluvius
al Ketchum
Stanley Draper
Harry Justavich
Doctor Jackson’s Condition Improves at Clinic
Dr R E Jackson, patient at the Cleveland Clinic since Thursday, shows improvement after two comfortable nights. Condition described as favorable by hospital staff.
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Jackson
R. E. Jackson
Cleveland Clinic
Traffic toll rises in Ohio as heat wave sparks crashes
A United Press survey traces a deadly weekend toll across Ohio. Among the victims are racing drivers H. K. Linebaugh of Knoxville and Kenneth C. Louder of Dearborn. Dozens more injured as heat drives motorists to overcrowded highways. Fatalities span Findlay, Mansfield, Zanesville, Sandusky, and Cleveland areas with detailed listings.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
H. K. Linebaugh
Knoxville
Tenn
Kenneth C Louder
Dearborn
Mich
Greenville, O
Linebaugh
Findlay
Harold Dayman
North Baltimore
Robert Wilkinson
North Baltimore Beacon
Hamlet
Henry County
Mansfield
John Mohler
Cleveland
Zanesvill
McConnelsville
Susanna McCleary
Russell Wimmer
William Pennypacker
Sandusky
John Glass
Castalia
Portsmouth
Claude Wolford
Otway
Charles Black
Ariver
Plane Wrecked Mears Would Try Again
Harbor Grace NF August reports John Henry Mears and pilot Henry J Brown escaped with minor scrapes after the City of New York crashed on takeoff for Dublin during a planned around the world flight. The plane wrecked when a tire blew and it swerved off the runway. Mears intends to attempt another speed record encircling the earth if backers finance a new ship and a fresh launch.
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Harbor Grace
John Henry Mears
Globe Trotter
Earth
Mears
New York
Dublin
Henry J. Brown
Ohio drought relief pledged by governor and chamber plan
Columbus August 4 The state will cooperate with relief efforts for drought stricken farmers as Governor Myers Y Cooper pledges help. Frank B McMillin president of the Ohio chamber of commerce says a general relief committee is appointed to begin work immediately as agriculture officials warn of millions in damage from one of the worst droughts in history.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Frank B. McMillin
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Quake Devastates Towns Wirthky and Tchapave
Early reports from London on August 4 describe a powerful sewer quake hitting the northeast shores of King Rop iet Pepa. The towns of Tchapaeve and Writzky suffered major destruction with 200 houses and a church destroyed, 30 children's bodies recovered from a home, and the River Ural flooding the area.
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London
Tchapaeve
Writzky
Ural
40 Boats to Be Added to Coast Guard Fleet
Buffalo August 4 The Coast Guard plans to add 40 boats to its Great Lakes fleet despite Canada’s new liquor export ban. Rear Admiral F C Billard said the expansion is justified by increased demand for Coast Guard services and a larger crew.
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Coast Guard
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
F. C. Billard
Billard
German fliers abandon Berlin to United States flight plan
Oscar Weller and Wolf Hirth announced the cancellation of their proposed Berlin to the United States flight. They had traveled via England, Scotland, and Iceland, intending to reach Greenland and America. Birth and Weller arrived from Kalundarnas, and plans noted dismantling the plane for shipment to the United States aboard the Steamer Minnesota.
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Berlin
Reykjavik
Iceland
Oscar Weller
Wolf Hirth
United States
England
Scotland
Greenland
America
Birth
Weller
Kalda
Darnes
Minnesota
New Political Movement Emerges in South Atlanta
A new political movement claims 275 votes in the upcoming National Republican convention and pledges to cast them for the south’s best interests. Led by J. W. Arnold, the group, unnamed yet, plans to organize locally within days with potential representation from 15 solid south states.
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Atlanta
J. W. Arnold
Japanese Warships Ordered to Hankow China
The 24th Japanese Destroyer Flotilla based at Sasebo Naval Base was ordered to Hankow to address the serious Yangtse River situation. The flotilla is expected to depart tomorrow.
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Tokio
Sasebo
Hankow
Yangtse
Son of Composer Wagner Dies in Bayreuth
Siegfried Wagner, son of Richard Wagner, the famed composer, died today in Bayreuth of heart disease. He was prominent in musical circles and carried on his father’s artistic legacy.
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Bayreuth
Germany
Siegfried Wagner
Richard Wagner
Eleventh Alleged Auto Thief Caught
Lorain County Sheriff C E Adams and deputies arrested Frank Bannon 24 of Cleveland on Oberlin road after his car sideswiped a vehicle driven by Doris Hance. Bannon was intoxicated and to be sent back to Cleveland for stealing the car as authorities traced it to a Cleveland dealer by the dealer’s number. The car’s owner and bystanders witnessed the escape before the arrest.
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Lorain County
C E Adams
Frank Bannon
Cleveland
Obelin Road
Bannon
Doris Hance
East Avenue
Oberlin Road
Adams
Cuyahoga County
Wes
Kewnes
Ber
Three Accidents Reported Here
Three automobile accidents were reported by the police over the weekend. Saturday evening at Ninth street and Middle avenue E Funk, 3071 2 Weet Sixteenth street, struck Helen Crow, 824 West avenue, while she crossed the street. she suffered only bruises and was taken to the hospital. The crash was blamed on misfortune. Early Sunday morning Fisher B. Bewler of Elwood City, Pa., backing a car from a driveway at 1011 Late Avenue, was struck by Walter No. 3 Conta’s vehicle.
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Ninth Street
Middle Avenue
E. Funk
Weet Sixteenth Street
Helen Crow
West Avenue
Funk
Miss Crow
Fisher BS. Bewler
Elwood City
Late Avenue
Walter No. 3
Conta
Rumors Confidently Point to Elyria Mayoral Race
The Chronicle-Telegram reports several candidates may enter Elyria’s mayoral race. Geo Richwine, council president, and former county commissioner William Richmond are named as likely contenders. Local businessman Ford Loomis and Chief of Police E J Stankard are also cited as possible candidates. Charles Tucker is another Elyrian said to have been approached about running.
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Rogal
Kiyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Geo. Richwine
William Richmond
Richmond
Ford Loomis
Loomis
E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Elyria
Elyrian
Charles Tucker
Fox Furnace Co resumes limited operations today
The Fox Furnace Co. resumed operations this morning on a limited basis with several departments starting up as scheduled. Reports at noon indicated all systems were running smoothly and production pace was steady.
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The
Fox Furnace Co
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