Dole air race entrants protest inspection demands
Oakland California August 14 pilots entered for the Dole air race to Honolulu protested the federal inspection standards as too rigorous for ship condition and pilot ability. Major Clarence M Young of the commerce department headed to Washington while local offices denied politics. Eight pilots qualified to start next Tuesday with three fatalities noted among test flights including Captain Arthur Rogers and navy officers Covell and Waggener.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Clarence M. Young
Department of Commerce
Washington
Calif
Hawaii
Arthur Rogers
Yesterda
Livingston Irving
Irving
Rogers
George Cowell
W. Wasgener
Pupils Recite At Henrietta Church Recital
Pupil participants include Dorothy Jones from South Amherst and Dorothy Conklin of Spencer. The Floryd C Moore pupils performed songs such as Song of the Pines Garden Song Sweet Violet Etude and Angel’s Serenade, followed by a reception with ice cream pie and candy after the program at Henrietta Methodist Church on a Friday afternoon in August.
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Floryd C. Moore
Henrietta, Methodist Church
Dorothy Jones
South Amherst
Dorothy Conklin
Spencer
Mildred Adair
Maria Davidson
Maria-Zucca
Juan Portmen
Florence Heussner
Pin in Heart and Bond Guards Shadow Two Cases
Washington authorities weigh mental observation or extradition for Dr Philip Otto Von Falke 49 after a safety pin embedded near his heart and a claim of a $20000 scam in Deal New Jersey. In Athens, county commissioners must raise 1409 for premiums on bonds paying 32 armed deputies guarding two coal miners amid a union dispute.
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Washington
Philip Otto von Falke
N. J. Falke
Falke
Athens
Wren Union
Ten Questions Answers on Classified Page
A reading of a classified page offers ten questions about world and national rivers. It asks for the longest river in the world and in the United States, rivers referenced in China dispatches, a Canadian river tied to a Rupert W. Service poem, an American river famed for salmon, and rivers tied to Ohio Paris the Dead Sea South America and a proverb about the feather of waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Asia
China
Canada
Rupert W. Service
Pacific
Ohio
Paris
South America
Italy Renames Peak Mussolini in Mount Blanc Ceremony
Aug 18 Italy formally renamed the highest peak of Mount Blanc Mount Mussolini. Turati of the Fascist party officiated at the ceremony atop a summit near Oumayeur addressing 3,900 Fascist students. A pilgrimage began with plans to place a commemorative banner on Sunday.
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Acosta
Titaly
Mount Blanc
Mussolini
Turati
Oumayeur
Foreclosure suit over $30,696 mortgage filed in Lorain
The Queen-Pennsylvania Joint Lend Co of Cleveland filed suit today against Sol Mendelson Bay Wood Street and others seeking a judgment of $49,558 and foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Lorain. The note for $50,000 secured by first mortgages on four parcels of land in Lorain, Elyria, and Eaton townships is involved. Sale of the land to satisfy the judgment is asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhie-Penneyivania Joint Lend Co
Cleveland
Elyria Township
Eaton Township
Deaths: Mrs Lorena Plain and Aug Kreeger
Mrs Lorena Plain 67 of 629 Middle avenue died at 12 15 last night after a period of illness. She leaves son Irving Plain a sister Mrs Loretta Anderson of Wicerty Center Ohio and a brother E A Austin of Kipton. Funeral Monday at 2 09 from her home with Rev Paul Bourquin officiating burial at Ridgelawn cemetery. Amherst Ohio Aug 15 Aug ust Kreeger 86 died at 10 40 last evening at his son Albert s James street home from infirmities of old age. He was born in Germany and lived here forty six years. Survived by son eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren a daughter Mrs Frank Grugel preceded him in death two weeks ago. He belonged to St Paul s Lutheran Church. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 00 from Tate home burial at Crownhill cemetery.
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Lorena Plain
Middle Avenue
Irving ©. Plain
Loretta Anderson
Wicerty Center
Ohio
E. A. Austin
Kipton
Paul Bourquin
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Amherst
Kreeger
Albert
James Street
Germany
Frank Grugel
St. Paul’s Lutheran ¢Eburch
Tate
Henrys Abram
Crownhill Cemetery
Pittsfield
William Hart
Oberlin
George Dasur
J. M. Burge
Jetha
J. W. Green
Brighton
Hoy Burse
Andrew Radcliffe
Jay Radclifte
West Camden
Philip McRoberts
Nelena Gordiner
Snowhill
Maryland
M. G. Peard
Glynn Norton
Frank Betts
RG Widdowson
Sara Garrett
Elyria
Frank Radell
Wellington
Ada Sherburne
Mary Whitney
Sherburne
Mian
J. B. McDonald Fy Townsend
Howard Darton
Bechtel Feroily
Cascade Park
Clyria
Ru Ware
Georgette Bishop
J. Deboid
Homer Sebutert
Bebubert
Loraig
A. MosSherourne
A. M. Sherburne
Mrr Whitney
Wills Stone
Henry Gratthwaite
Pray
Miss Fistner Pratt
Mish Beulah
Lounsbrough
L. R. Lounsbrough
Forest Moorman
Tlema
Albert Mohan
Dayton Briefs Highlight Air Corps Leadership Change
Lieut. Col. Marry Graham, reassigned at Rockwell Field San Diego, assumed commandant duties at Wright Field today, while Maj. John F. Curry steps up. General Mason Patrick to inspect Wright Field Monday on a three day trip from Washington. Medical leaders from across the nation gather for the Ohio Medical Association district meeting September 26 39. White blackberries arrive at Martins Ferry hospital from Merristawb and presented to nurse Miss Mary Friedhof. Over a ton of fish served at Bournesville fish festival drawing 7007 attendees. National Guardsmen to visit Chillicothe for rifle practice on the Marietta Pike range. Roxanna Perrmenm Corporation of St Louis leases land near Marysville for a bri products distributing plant with storage tanks. Mrs Fithel I Spring of Crookeville is Perry county's first woman city clerk candidate, defeating C Coulter by seven votes. Logan Bank president Robert Lee White becomes president of the new Logan Aerial club planning an airplant and landing field.
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Dayton
Marry Graham
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Valif
Wright Field
John F. Curry
Sues For 8150 Ducks And Geese Killed By Dog
Roseltha Keason of 2902 Lexington Avenue Lorain sues John P Marinik owner of a dog alleged to have run at large on his property and killed eight ducks and two geese belonging to Keason in Lorain Ohio. The case filed in common pleas court today seeks 8150 dollars in damages.
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Dou
John P. Marinnik
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Jarne Ardener
Roseltha Keason
Marinik
Rom ‘Mon Pleas
Tw Reese
Sailor Ordered Out of Town by Mayor This Morning
Jack Smith, formerly a wartime sailor, was ordered to leave the town after a late-night incident. He was warned by the mayor that returning would lead to immediate arrest. Smith has a history of petty offenses and was previously involved in selling illegal goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Smith
West avenue man fined for transporting liquor
Thomas Kershaw, colored, of West avenue, was fined $10 and costs by the mayor last night on a charge of transporting liquor. Kershaw had pleaded guilty. He was arrested Thursday night after liquor was found in his possession in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kershaw
West Avenue
Tear
Kershaw
Intoxicated driver fined fifty dollars and costs
WB Metcall of Winckles street pleaded guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated and was fined 50 with costs after police arrest this morning. Merea was arrested last night. Barberton authorities arrested Charles Trissel on non-support charges. Perry wanted on indictment for failure to pay support. West Ridge resident Fred Lottman reported two men stole chickens from his farm last night and an attempted interception failed.
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Metcall
Winckles Street
Ceare
Merea
Barberton
Charles Trissel
Frid
el Perry
Harel Pop
West Ridge
Fred Lottman
Peirce
Street Intersection Car Collisions Reported
Cars driven by Lewis Frances and Mrs. F Metardy bumped fenders at West Avenue and Broad Street. Neither car was badly damaged. A bicycle belonging to Warren Musselman was stolen from Broad Street last night. it had double handlebars and was painted black. Valera Clason files for divorce from William D Clason citing gross neglect and cruelty. she seeks alimony, real estate, and restoration of her name Valera Gibson. Salvation Army solicitors deny local collection, urging proper credentials. Frank Perrine sues Alys Reherea Williams to sell Lorain property to satisfy a December court judgment. A King Co Toledo files suit for $86 for unpaid merchandise.
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Lewis Frances
Woodford Avenue
F. Metardy
Huron Street
West Avenue
Broad Street
Warren Musselman
George Street
New Valera
Valera G. Gibson
Frank
Ida Perrine
Alys
Reherea Willams
Gorain
Tront
Number One Arrests In Liquor Case Drag Trial Date
Deputies Herzog Knight and patrolman Sayles found four beer bottles and a pint of liquor in a Dorn district, with the suspect entering a not guilty plea and set for trial Monday at $1,000. Mary Pillast of Lorain also pleaded not guilty to possession and agreed to appear. Rankin and others faced similar charges as officers recovered additional liquor and secured beverage evidence.
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Addie Herzog
T. G. Knight
Sayles
Hand
Mary Pillast
Lorain
O & Rankin
Ianaiies
Posseccion
Monde
Syanee
Rankin
Elyria Eagles Plan Mammoth Picnic at Cascade Park
Elyria Eagles announce a large picnic at Cascade Park on Sunday August 28 starting at 10 AM and lasting all day and evening. State officers attend, including Worthy State President John A of Marion who will give an address. Fireworks, a bathing beauty contest, and a diamond ring prize for a top vote getter are featured along with a large picnic dinner. Prizes include a silver loving cup and bathing outfit. Several committees coordinate the event with 15-member Ladies Auxiliary and men’s groups managing arrangements.
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Cascade Bark
John A. A
Marion
Elyria
Cascade Fark
Lorain County
Elyria Eagle
Eagle
Willigia Fratce
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Pic
A. R. Graber
Nano J.P. W
Jensen Oushman
W Ky
Prohibition Cases Heard Before Judge Webber
A Lorain court session handled multiple liquor cases including J Jones of 144 Elby Joan who pleaded guilty to possession with a $2190 fine and costs, and William Kelley held for trial on resisting a prohibition officer. Albert Joseph admitted possession and Miss Ethel Fuller was found not guilty after chemical analysis failed to prove liquor content.
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A. R. Webber
J. Jones
Elby Joan
Els Iris
Builty
Vosts Jones
Yiquiel
O. E. Rankin
William Kelley
Lorain
Hankia
Albert Joseph
Amherst
Vlen
Lneile Fuller
Miss Fuller
Rankin
Willor
Ais Fuller
Magee Webber
Plan Auto Safety Campaign In Ohio
Lorain County Automobile Club joins the Ohio State Automobile Association in urging a campaign to enforce two headlight laws. Secretary Ivary Miller notes many cars in cities and rural roads run with one light, risking pedestrians and motorists. Chas C Jones says a concerted state effort is needed to curb one-eyed driving and improve overall night road safety.
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Lorain Countty Automobile
Obintato Automobile Association
Vote Association
Ivary Miller
Miller
Chas. C. Jones
Ohio State Automobile Association
Tor
Ohio
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Midwest Grain Roundup
Market notes from Cleveland Ace report hog receipts 300 with mixed weights and prices centered around $25 to $26 for 239 to 350 pounds while cattle receipts 50 yield nominally steady moves. Toledo and Chicago quotations cover butter eggs poultry and grain with mixed regional prices for hogs calves sheep and lambs. Minneapolis grain shows higher flour and steady w mix for wheat corn and oats. closing line comments on a woman never joining a silent partner in a Yale firm.
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Cleveland
Ace
Suleo
Chicago
Timothy Shed
Jover
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Soils truck to Woit County this month
Lorain county farmers are invited to bring soil samples for testing at the soils truck from Ohio State University. Agent E. Rowland will be in several townships on August 13 to 19 offering acidity and phosphorus tests and fertilizer guidance. Samples should be collected from the prime soil type and taken to the truck for analysis.
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Lorain County
Ostouston
E. Rowland
Ohio State University
Columbia Township
Columbia Center
la-Pinsfield Township
Ie i
Ford
Stroet
Penfield Township
Penfield Center
Liss A.m
Brighton Township
Rightton Center
Baby carriage garages added to new flats in London
London suburb Finsbury unveils 95 newly erected flats costing 425 000 dollars. The development includes savedry sheds where residents may park perambulators or baby carriages, a feature highlighted as part of the attractive amenities.
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London
Finsbury
England
Pittsfield Social News Hard to Pull From Local Notes
Mrs William Hart returns from Oberlin after a month away. Numerous local families veteran visitors and guests mark a busy stretch across Pittsfield and nearby towns including New London Elyria Wellington Oberlin and Brighton. The column notes gatherings injuries at hayride and upcoming farm sale preparations with community updates and loose references to Farm activity and language history piece.
Miners and women arrested after assault on taxidriver in Belmont County
Four idle miners and two women were arrested in St Clairsville after an assault on C W Nichols a Provident coal mine taxidriver. About 40 people participated egging and blocking the car before Nichols escaped. Sheriff Hardesty Colonel Connely and county prosecutor Waddell will question suspects as Belmont officials bolster guards at three area mines.
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ST. Clairsville
C. W. Nichols
Provident
Here
Hardesty
Belmont County
Paul G. Waddell
ED L. Connely
Ohio National Guard
Donahey
Connely
Conamely Jett
Nichols
Sheriff’ Office
Adjutant General
Belmont Counts
Abie's Irish Rose Sets World Endurance Record
Abie's Irish Rose by Anne Nichols has set a new world endurance record by reaching its 2,239th performance, surpassing Chu Chin Chow. The play, first opened in 1922, continued to run in New York as public demand kept it on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie
New York
Anne Nichols
Chu Chin Chow
Elyria Day at Dunn Field Guests Elyria Youths to See Indians
Elyria youths are invited to Dunn Field on August 17 for a Cleveland Baseball Club event with the Indians facing the Philadelphia Athletics. The Cleveland club will provide transportation and free tickets are to be distributed, aiming to bring hundreds of school age fans to the game. Parking near the field will be arranged by police, with trucks and autos to be used to bring the kids, and the event features stars Ty Cobb and Eddie Collins.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Cleveland Baseball
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Dunn Field
Cleveland Club
Babe Ruth
Speaker
Ty Cobb
Eddie Cullins
Easigh
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
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Sic
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Mason
Patrick
US Army Air Corps
Wreht Field
Concilor
Ohio Medical Association
Martins Ferry C
Merristawb
Jacob Shriver
Mary Friedhof
Hillicothe
Bournesville
Chillicothe
New State Range
Marietta Pike
Marysville
Roxanna Perrmenm Corporation of
St Louis
Brir
New Lenington
Fithel I Spring
Crookeville
Perry County
Logan
Robert Lee White
Young Logar Bank
Logan Aerial Club
Salvation Army
Peroth
A. King Co
Toledo
Focal Court of Common Pleas
Eees VT
Garrett
L. S. Chapman
Mississippi
Chapman
the Winger
Clifford ME
Wile
Plan Auto
Toledo Livestock
Timothy
Minneapolis
Tnine
E Yale Momial
Woit County
M. A. Campbell
Malory
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