Lindberghs Reach Aklavik After Long Arctic Flight
Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrive in Aklavik at 5 05 am EST after a 11130 mile non stop flight from Baker Lake across northern Canada. Crowds greet the famous aviators as they land in the Arctic port on their northward journey.
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Ac Letin
Aklavik
South West Territory
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mra. Lindbergh
Canada
Baker Lake
Artic Circle
Lindberghs
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Orient
Roth
Northland
America
Firman
Eset
Release Funds to Pay Teachers in Missouri 1930 31
Ange 25 000 checks totaling 500 600 dollars will be forwarded to boards of education across the state within three days. H T M Davis head of the state education division says the state board of control ordered the release though funds were unavailable until recently.
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LE Ten
Columbia O
Ange
Warners
H. TM. Davis
State Education Division
Department of Education
Davis
State Board of Control
16 Clevelanders Pardoned in Ohio Liquor Case
Governor White pardoned sixteen men from Cleveland who were convicted for liquor law violations and fined. They had been paroled on condition they pay the remaining fines after Dudley S Blossom urged pardons. Blossom cited each man met parole requirements. police later searched for Joseph H. Dando, a Ohio State University student from Wellston who vanished from his rooming house.
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Columbus. O
White
Cleveland
Dudley S Blossom
Public Health and Welfare
Blossom
Columbus
Joseph H. Dando
Ohio State University
Wellston
Weather outlook for cities with warmer trend and possible showers
Forecast shows near term warm spells with a slight rise tonight. Winnipeg and Edmonton expected to remain clear, while Calgary Medicine Hat and Phoenix trend warmer with a chance of showers Thursday afternoon or night.
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Hara
Hoover Turns to Unemployment Policy
President Hoover plans to accelerate job programs and speed up the public works effort to blunt agitation for a dole next winter. He seeks to cut red tape in construction to move projects ahead, aiming to push hundreds of millions into metal construction before fall.
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Wasitington
Atgui Provident
Patel
Mesa
Camp Rapidan
Thea White House
Treasury
Merry K Heath
Hoover
Aetal Construction
Germans Regain Confidence As Banks Open
Berlin bulletin notes the reopening of all private German banks and 2,600 public savings banks to normal business. The rollout is described as tranquil, easing fears of renewed panic and leaving police idle due to the lack of crowds or disorder.
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Berlin
Enntrat
Escape on Burlington Train Severs Leg Irons
Fred Reger, 31, who broke jail at Denver weeks ago, escaped from two Federal officers during a stop in Lincoln. Reger, under two year sentence for liquor law violations, had been bound to a Burlington passenger train en route to Denver and escaped by saw-breaking his leg irons. He was in custody of Deputy U.S. Marshal Finley Cook and guard Wm. Garden of Charleston, W Va.
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Lincoln
Burlington
Denver
Fred Reger
West Virginia
Reger
Finley Cook
United States
Marahai
Wm. Garden
Charleston
W. Va
Ships sale bid pits U S Lines against German seizure
New York officials seek to sell the S S Leviathan and sister ships of United States Lines as tension rises over wartime control. Kenneth P. Dawon, a coast observer, signals possible government action to repurchase ships seized by Germany. Roosevelt faction and International Mercantile Marine merge potentially shapes the deal.
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Liged Die
Washington
Sug
States Shipping Board
New York
Todes
Levja Hin
United States Lines
Hera
Witite Marine Combat
Gerstood
Kenneth Pr Dawon
Tacit Coast
Aperirar
Ottermage
Tay
Baick Thage
Germany
Sn Hoardon
Roosevelt
Kermut Roonsevel
International Mercantile Maine
Farmer Gives Free Apples to Needy in Birmingham
Mayor Hewitt announced a fruit farmer will donate 50 to 75 bushels of apples to worthy residents. People can learn the donor’s name and farm location by applying at the mayor’s office. Apples are limited and should be collected promptly.
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Hewitt
Birmingham
Amiane
Ws Farm
Edison Takes 20 Mile Ride
Thomas A. Edison, recovering at his West Orange, New Jersey home from a Saturday collapse, took a 20 mile automobile ride yesterday at his own suggestion. His illness is described as diabetes ulcers and uremic poisoning. William G Barstow and Samuel Insull planned to visit Edison today as his condition improves.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Long Island
William G Barstow
Samuel Insull
Chicago
YM C A Conference Hears Plea for Brotherhood
Cleveland O August 5 delegates to the 2th M A World Conference on youth met at Public Music Hall for the second session under the theme Does life have meaning An address by Dr W R Malthy from England a world committee report and Toronto assembl were on the agenda A dinner in Public Hall and a night session followed Opened Monday before an audience of 1200 men and women from all fifty states and fifty foreign countries including Swiss observer Alphonse Loechin reported proceedings and announced on English Pro rud German
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Cleveland
World Brotherhood of Youth
Public Music Hall
W. R. Malthy
England
Toronto
Public Hall
John R Mackay
University of Tpetu
United States
Tir Alphonser Loechin
Switzerland
Ohio Firms Get Penna. Contracts
Harrisburg Pennsylvania August 5 Ohio firms shared most contracts totaling over a half million dollars for road machinery purchases in the state property and supplies department. The Cleveland Tractor Company of Galion Ohio and Harrisburg received the largest single award for motor graders and drawn graders of several sizes at 225 000 dollars. Other Ohio awards included Littleford Brothers Cincinnati 11 616 for 110 off burning heating kettles and the Hercules Company Marion 96 250 for 35 three wheel power rollers.
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Harrisborg
Ohio
Pennsylvania Department of Property
Cleveland Tractor Compay
Galton, O
Harrisburg
Littleford Brothers
Cimeinnats
Hercules Co. Marion
Acid Sprinkled On Clothes In Chicago Plant Attack
Three men armed with guns a jug and a sprinkler entered the Michigan Cleaners and Dyers south side plant in Chicago forced two employees to lie down and sprayed sulphuric acid on thousands of dollars worth of clothing. Police attributed the act to labor troubles.
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Chicago
Aue
Michigan Cleaners and Dyers Main
Prince To Welcome Lindberghs On Behalf Of Emperor
Ambassador W Cameron Forbes and the American Embassy party will greet Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh on arrival at Kasi maguara Aidrome then travel by train to Tokio. Primer Takamatsu will welcome them for Emperor Etrolute a brother. The Lindberghs will stay at Dr Rudolph Tuesler's home and remain in Tokio several days. Further plans are not announced.
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Tokio
W Cameron Forbes
Breet
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kasimaguara Aidrome
Thomas Crawford
Naval Air Station
Takamatsu
United States
Lindberghs
Emperor Etrolute
Rudolph Tuesler
St Luke's Hospital
Forbes
Crawford
Voting booths placed for Elvna primary election
Election workers map booth locations across Elvna for next Thursday's primary. Precincts drop from 36 to 35 with four booths undetermined while wards five and six show many assigned sites along Cleveland street and River areas.
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Elvna
Board of Elections
Placin
Harrison Street
Cleveland Street
Ridge Street
Beveris Court
Olive Street
Hawthorne Street
West River
Lodi
Phillips Count
Furnace Street
Furnace Streets
Erie Street
East Side
Third Ward
Lincoln
Riverside Court
Park
Rroad
Cambridge and
Pairk Avenues
Garford Avenue
Fifth Ward
West Seventh Street
West Ninth Street
West Eighth Street
West Avenue
Wooster Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Swindle Costs Couple $12000 In Ohio Con
Youngstown reports a $12,000 swindle where Carl Grass, 51, cabinet maker, and Rose Grass, 52, were duped by two confidence men who tailed him into a bank withdrawal from a $13,223.40 deposit. The couple learned of the ruse last night after the con artists left.
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Youngstown
Carl Grass
Rose Grass
Grass
Grasv
Auto Hits Toy Wagon Boy Killed
In Columbus a boy died from a fractured skull after being thrown from a small wagon hit by a passing automobile while on an errand for milk and apples. His brothers Clarence Paul and Raymond were uninjured. This marked the sixty third traffic fatality in Columbus this year.
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Columbus
Carl Writsel
Hos Brothers
Clarence
Paul
Raymond
Change Proposed to Straighten Beaver Creek Channel
County Commissioners discussed a state plan to straighten Beaver Creek west of Lotain as part of Lake Road improvements. The project aims to remove winding, scenic curves. cost estimated at 42000 dollars with the county potentially paying half. Prosecutor Myers will advise on the county’s legal participation and status.
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Beaver Creek
Lo Tain
Lake Road
State Highway Department
Don W. Myers
A. P. Lagton
Mt Etna Rouses Again With Sharp Earthquake
Panic swept the Mt Etna region as renewed volcanic activity sent ash over the countryside. The historic peak known as the mountain of fire belched ash, prompting nearby residents to flee. about 100 homes were damaged and several houses collapsed.
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ACL Reale
Suily
Ang
Mt Etna Re
Mt. Etna
Mircrest Judge Dies From Bullet Wound
Detroit August 5 Judge Alfred Jo Murphy president of the defunct Bond and Mortgage Company died in Charles Goodwin Jennings Hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound in the head. The jurist had been troubled by the firm's financial difficulties amid federal and grand jury investigations in Lansing.
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Detroit
Alfred Jo Murphy
Bond and Mortgage Company
Charles Goodwin Jennings
Polien
Compan
Lansing
Mich
Buck Grazing On Chardon Lawn
In Geauga county wild deer become bolder as a buck grazed on Mrs. William Clark’s front lawn in Chardon near the courthouse. She confronted it. the animal fled. Several groups of bucks does and fawns have been sighted nearby. Conservationists have formed to stop killing the animals. one deer has been killed so far.
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Chardon, C
Geauga County
William Clark
Chardon
Buck
Does
Little Fauy
Conserva+ homets
1200 Men Battle Forest Fires in the Inland Northwest
In Spokane Washington on August 5 a 40 mile front forest blaze burned ranches in the Newport and Priest River regions of Washington and Idaho. About 1200 workers fought the flames as a strong wind drove fire through timber. Dozens of ranch houses were burned and hundreds of cattle perished with some deer killed. Fire is described as incendiary in origin.
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Spokane
Wash
Newport
Priest River
Washington
Idaho
Bomb Found In Brief Case At Terminal Locker
Police in Cleveland discovered a dynamite bomb inside a brief case left in a terminal parcel locker. Detectives found a three page letter urging the recipient to order all bank employees, call a teller, and collect 24,000 dollars in large bills and 1,000 dollars in smaller notes. Authorities sought the planner behind the setup as they investigated the case.
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Cleveland
Paine
Nus
Cleveland Man to Speak at Ely Park
John Wo Mans of Cleveland will deliver a talk in Ely Park on Thursday afternoon under the Socialist Labor Party auspices. He will discuss The Tragic Era What is the Outcome.
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John Wo Mans
Cleveland
Ely Park
Socialist Labor Party
Two Trainmen Killed In Rail Crash Near Yuma
Two railroad workers died and twelve were injured when rain softened earth on the southern pacific right of way caused the Argonaut fast transcontinental train to derail over a banked embankment forty three miles east of Yuma Arizona. Engineer D. Stewart and fireman J. W. Moeer were crushed beneath the engine.
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Yuma
Anz
Southern
Pace Raiload
Stewart
J W . Moeer
Akron christens huge sky battleship in city ceremony
The Akron dirigible ZRS 5 will be named Akron by Mrs. Herbert Hoover in a Saturday ceremony. Officials say production will keep 800 skilled workers and start within five to six weeks with duralumin orders placed. The Navy may exercise its option at 2.45 million while the ship tests for three weeks before Lakehurst hangaring.
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Akron
Ang
Goodsyear
Zeppelin Company
Hip
Sec
Herbert Hoover
Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Fire destroys Grafton hardware, hotel in downtown blaze
Fire swept through Grafton destroying the Spitzer Hardware Company and the Grafton Hotel, with estimated damages around 40 000 dollars. Local and Elyria firefighters, led by Chiefs James Tran and W N Bates, battled the flames and prevented spread to nearby buildings. An investigation by insurance adjusters aimed to determine the fire’s cause.
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Grafton
Spitzer Hardware Company
James Tran
Elyria
W. N. Bates
Main Street
Carl Mole
John Knechtgen
Grafton Bank
Frank Cousines
No. 2
Arthur Drage
Edson Stokes
Howard Vosburg
Archie Phipps
Willam McVetta
E. A. Waldron
No. 1
Bates
Elyria Company
George Spitzer
Spitzer
Dale Wilkins
Daniels
Lorain County
Jack Breagger
Henry Moehr
Paul Chapmen
George G. Spitzer Hardware Company
Grafton Hotel
Suit Seeks Workmen’s Compensation for Injuries
Perry Reisinger sues Harold Paddock, Inc. for injuries alleged while employed on a Columbia Hills golf course construction project. He seeks compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Reisinger
Harold Paddock, Inc
Columbia Hills
Reisinger
Ready buyer via Want-Ads for household goods sale
An offer to find a ready buyer through Want-Ads highlights strong demand for household goods. The note claims over 60 percent of all listings yield results, emphasizing the Finest Day as a likely peak period for transactions.
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Medicine Hat
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Kathleen Cate
Clevel Land
Edythe Edna Keil
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Navy Department
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