Conference Called Today in Easter Penitentiary Fire Probe
Columbus Aug 18 The state Fire Marshals office plans to push the Easter Monday Ohio penitentiary fire inquiry along new lines after premature publicity hampered progress. Officials say the probe is in a delicate martory stage as two Cleveland pickpockets face possible return to the penitentiary for questioning.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ray Gill
City
Joseph D. Clear
Ira Dodd
Bernard K. Campbell
Jemen H. Yeager
Injured in Oberlin Road Auto Crash Proofed Fatal for Driver
Mrs. Sherman Lent aged 63 of Elyria R D 2 died at Memorial Hospital after an automobile crash on Oberlin road near the Grange hall last evening. Four occupants were treated. Mrs Lent died, others had minor injuries including lacerations and bruises.
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Sherman Lent
R. D
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Road
Grange Hall
Lent
Trafic
Band Concert To Welcome Legion Tuesday Night
The City Band will perform a concert at Ely Park tomorrow at 7 45 p m to welcome American Legionnaires returning from the State convention in Cincinnati. Otto Whitmore will perform on marimba with four mallets, plus a banjo trio and vocal solos by Arlin Sargent. Sargent will be accompanied at the piano by Marjorie Chester Aron. The program includes Sousa marches, selections from Very Good Eddie and Prince of Pilsen, and finishes with The Star Spangled Banner after a depot stop to greet the special train of Le Zionaires.
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American Legionaires
Cincinnati
Ely Park
Otto Whitmore
Fred Koons
Arlin Sargent
Sargent
Ben
Marjorie Chester
Aron
le Zionairea
Liberty Bell
Sousa
Fire Destroys Eight Cottages At Luna Beach
Toledo Ohio August 18 More than 100 people were routed as a fire of undetermined origin destroyed eight cottages at Luna Beach Lakeside and threatened the summer resort. Four persons were hurt as some leaped from upper floors while firemen from Toledo Monroe Mich and other cities saved Luna pier and the dance pavilion.
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Toledo. G
Luna Beach
Lakeside
Toledo
Monroe
Mich
Luna Pier
Happy Golden
Allen's Cove
Local Drum Corps Makes Hit In Cincinnati Parade
Elyria and Lorain County delegates at the state Legion convention headline a fast special train journey with Cream Puff the drillhorse and a 40 and 8 display. Elyria drum and bugle corps win Ohio title hopes, while broadcasts and pamphlets accompany the trip.
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Cincinnati
Otto RK. Mischka
Elyria
Lorain
Boston
Linndale
Berea
Columbus
Grafton
Fred Coletta
Alan Malanowski
E. Cory
Frank Cragin
Paul Sasa
Andy Rawson
LaGrange
Springfield
Elsrians
Carl F. Wolf
Joe Schodoski
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrians
WLW
Wuhy
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Post
George H. Allen
Charles Clark
Clay Wilmot
Boey
Elyria Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Old Kentucky
Kentucky
Bill Sudro
Dr. DeWeese
Lima
Tex DeWeese
Lorain County
Commissaire Indenant
Carl Wolf
R. B Thorpe
Washington Court House
Joe Dolsky
Toledo
Thorpe
Dolsgy
Two Killed In Airplane Crash Near Baltimore Highway
A passenger airliner crashed near the Baltimore Annapolis highway last night killing Francia Beale of O Dorsey Station and James T Ruppert of Jessup. Pilot Marshall Tarbert, 21, escaped with minor injuries after a motorist pulled him from the burning wreck.
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Baltimore
Baltimore-Annapolis
Marshall Tarbert
Gelaler
Francia Beale
O' Dorsey Station
James T. Ruppert
Jessup. Md
Tarbert
Knife Attacks On Akronites Being Probed
AKRON Aug 18 Police probe three knife attacks in the city as a drug crazed man is suspected. Victims Joseph Nemith 20 and William Jarvis 20 were hospitalized after being cut while standing on a corner Nemith said the assailant asked for a cigarette and then attacked. George Davis 19 was slashed on the head and face. He could not describe the attacker.
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Akron
Jarvis
George Davis
Fifth Arrest In Poultry Robbery Made Last Night
Cleveland police captured Tony Panzereli amid a poultry theft ring linked to a Cleveland gang. Sheriff Clarence Adams reported four suspects held in Ashtabula County on receiving stolen property warrants while awaiting evidence for highjacking charges. Adams and Deputy Paul Chapman planned to question Panzereli in Elyria. No official charges were announced yet.
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Cleveland
Clarence E. Adams
Adams
Ashtabula
Tony Panzereli
Paul Chapman
Elyria
Hoover anticipates drought relief to start soon
President Hoover returns to Washington from Rapidan Camp confident the drought relief outfit will be ready within a day or two. News from Virginia names Harry Byrd as relief chair and outlines state committee formation to cooperate with the federal plan. Discussions with Hyde and Legge focus on coordinating relief, with future meetings on federal credit and Farm Board involvement.
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Orange
Hoover
Rapidan
Todax
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Richmond
Washingto
John G. Pollard
Agriculture Hyde
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Farm Loan Board
Federal
Presidential Camp
Charles A. Lindbergh
Scholarship won by Elyria youth
Gilbert J. Simpson of 110 Euclid Street won a Mount Gailon college scholarship through the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Simpson, Elyria High School graduate, earned the award among about 1700 cadets for scholastic standing and overall camp excellence during the summer session.
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Mount Gailon College
Citizens Military
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Gilbert J. Simpson
Euclid Street
Elyria High School
Steamer Taki Abandoned in South Pacific Sinks
An exchange telegraph dispatch from Wellington reports the steamship Taki abandoned in the South Pacific sank this afternoon. The vessel was sighted near Pago Pago Samoa on August 15 and crew were saved.
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London
Wellington
N. Z
Taki
South Pacific
Samoa
Fahiti
Relatives on Tahiti Among Shipwrecked Passengers
Mrs M Fell and her son Daniel Jr of Lorain were aboard the Tahiti when it sank in the South Pacific. They were returning from Australia to San Francisco, ending a trip that began May 15, relatives say. Mrs Fell is sister in law to Elyria's Charles Fell, general superintendent at National Tube Company Lorain plant.
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Elyriawn
Tahiti
M. Fell
Daniel, Jr
Lorain
South Pacific Ocean
Australia
San Francisco
Fell
Charles Fell
Elyria
National Tube Company
300 Sailors Sail Northward From Wellington In Peril
The Matson steamer Ventura carrying 173 adults and two infants from the Tahiti voyage of Union Steamship Company was damaged in heavy seas six days after departing Wellington bound for San Francisco. After passengers and crew were rescued, the waterlogged ship sank or was abandoned as the Ventura rushed to aid, then to Pago.
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Wellington
San Francisco
South Pacific
Matson
Ventura
Tahiti
Union Steamship Company
Pago
Plot to kill Florida governor leads to warrants
Duval county Sheriff W B Cahoon said warrants would be sworn today for three men charged with conspiring to assassinate Governor Doyle E Carleton of Florida. Fred QO Eberhardt editor of Florida State News Tallahassee Frank Ralls and Henry Halsema of Jacksonville were arrested Saturday and held without bond. An additional charge of violating the prohibition law will be filed against Halsema after 40 gallons of liquor were found at his home.
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Jacksonville
Fla
W. B. Cahoon
Duval County
United Press
Doyle E. Carleton
Florida
Fred QO. Eberhardt
Florida State News
Tallahassee
Frank Ralls
Henry Halsema
Cahoga
Justice of the Peace
Eberhardt
Ralls
Halsema
World endurance flyers end 647 hour flight in St Louis
Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine, long time endurance fliers, landed The Greater St Louis after 647 hours aloft near St Louis. They reclaimed the title from the Hunters, blaming a cracked motor crankcase for the descent while denying money motivated the flight.
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Forrest O'Brine
Dale Jackson
Greater St. Louis
ST. Louis
Forrest O’brine
Hunter Brothers
Jackson
O'Brine
Gene
Q'Brine
O Brin
French fliers may span ocean in transatlantic race
Paris August 18 reports a possible cross ocean flight in a transatlantic race. Contenders include Dieudonne Coste who previously flew the South Atlantic to Brazil and Lieut Paulin Paris of the French Navy. Paris planned to launch from Bordeaux in a Seaplane but weather forecasts postponed the attempt. Accompanying Coste was Maurice Bellonte aboard the famous plane Question Mark.
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Paris
Dieudonnue Coste
Brazil
Lieut
Paulin Paris
Bordeaux
Atlantic
Coste
le Bourget
Maurice Bellonte
Labor urged to wage fight against racketeering in unions
In Columbus, Ohio, Gil bert W Belt urged constant vigilance to keep racketeering out of organized labor during the Ohio Federation of Labor annual meeting. About 400 delegates from 1,000 locals attended as Belt warned that allowing racketeering into labor would topple the entire structure. He called for leaders to be idealists willing to sacrifice personally, not merely seek pay. Governors and officials welcomed delegates, with plans for remarks by Democratic nominee Robert J Bulkley and National President William Green later in the week. The convention discussed workmen compensation law reforms, old age pensions, and unemployment issues, with Thomas J Donnelly heading secretarial duties.
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Columbus
Gilbert W. Belt
Columbus Federation of Labor
Ohio Federation of Labor
Belt
Cooper
Henry W. Worley
Robert J. Bulkley
U. S
William Green
Thomas J. Donnelly
Labor
Henry W. Ratse
Cleveland
Thomas Russell
Youngstown
Martin Doll
Cincinnati
Harry McLaughlin
Plan for National Organization of Lawyers discussed in Chicago
At the American Bar Association meeting in Chicago delegates favored affiliating all state bar groups with the ABA rather than creating a separate national body. They noted about 600 bar associations formed in two decades supporting legislation and practice rules and urged uniting them to serve the profession. Leading women attorneys attended for a joint session with the regular meeting.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Bar Association
Two Men Arrested For Assault And Battery In South Amherst
Alex Tormick and Alex Harvitch of South Amherst were arrested Saturday on warrants sworn by Mike Polly accusing them of assault and battery. They posted bond and are to be tried by Justice S. J. George tomorrow.
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Alex Tormick
Alex Harvitch
South Amherst
Mike Polly
S. J. George
ISJCHRED IN FALL Inez Parmely Injures Ankle
Inez Parmely, 17, of 627 East River Street, fell at home yesterday injuring her left ankle. She was treated locally. No further details were provided.
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Inez Parmely
East River Street
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