Schools to Open Tuesday September 6
Elgyra will begin a new school year on Tuesday September 6. All students report at the usual time, with exceptions for B classes at Franklin McKinle and Washington buildings and 8 A at Gates reporting directly to Washington building. A teachers meeting occurs September 5. Roosevelt kindergarten opens later with age requirements for entry.
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Elgyra
Franklin McKinle
Washington
Gates
Roosevelt School
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Search proves of no avail in Pacific
San Francisco reports an intensive Pacific search for Mildred Doran and six Dole flight aviators. Fleet and air forces covered waters up to 200 miles from Lanzter and Aroostook as ships formed a fan from San Francisco to Honolulu. Despite thorough searches of the landing area and the Dallas Spirit crash site, no trace of the missing aviators or their supplies has been found. The search effort will continue until nightfall Thursday before possible abandonment. Judge A Ro Webber speaks to Franklin County Rotary on “Word Things of Ta fe.”
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San Fran
Havaii
Warenina
Préete
Mildred Doran
Pacific Fleet
San Francisco
Ilonolulu
Lanzter
Aroostook
Flive
Michigan
Tumedey
Shina
Four Men Held After Prohibition Raids in Ohio
Four men were arrested and detained in Cleveland city jail on charges of violating the national prohibition act after federal raids near Solon and Chagrin Falls. Raids targeted a Sheridan Inn near Solon and a Grange township food stand.
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Cleveland
City
Solon
Chagrin Falls
Sheridan Inn
Grange Township
City Schools Seek Space as Enrollment Grows
The board of education held a special meeting to plan for future school facilities amid anticipated enrollment increases. They considered bonds of 550,000 for McKinley additions and 150,000 for citywide expansions, but approved temporary portable buildings this fall to relieve crowding while permanent plans are developed.
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Board of Education
Ely
Garford
Tamilton
McKinley
Elshad Memorial Hospital
Eastern Heights
Flares miscalled as Mauna Kea sightings explain wild reports
Honolulu reports that green flares sighted on Mauna Kea were tests by a ranchman using gasoline, while Army planes hunted for aviators and the Dole racers Arthur Gorhel and W. V. Davis prepared to sail aboard the S. S. Manoa for a farewell in Pearl Harbor.
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Aus
Mauna Kea
Tanai
Kana
Miss Doran
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Arthur Gorhel
W. V. Davis
Woolarse
Manoa
Infantile paralysis cases rise in Ohio August totals
Ohio health records show 141 infantile paralysis cases in August with four new cases today from Akron Massillon Columbus and Green Township Hamilton County. Opening of schools in infested areas will depend on conditions before the start date says Dr. John E Monger. Window smashers steal six coats valued at 1279 from Nordell Ladies Shop in Cincinnati.
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Columbus
State Department of ‘Health
Ohio
Akron
Massillon
Green Township
Hamilton County
John E. Monger
Cincinnati
Window Smashera
Nordell Ladies
Elyria Woman's Club Purchases Home for Clubhouse
The deed records show C A Glass property at 21 411 Street transferred to Elyria Women's Club Inc. for use as a club house. Mrs J C Bins, president, said minor alterations will proceed before a formal opening after move in. Purchase price not disclosed.
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C A. Glass
Elyria Women's Club Inc
County Recorder
J C Bins
Plane's noise turns on lights in landing field
Bettisfield near McKeesport tested an automatic flood light system that activates when airplane noise is detected. Merle Mollrup piloted the Cleveland to Pittsburgh mail plane Miss Youngstown and landed after the sound activated the field lights.
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Pittsbleah
Ing Field
Bettisfield
McKeesport
T. Spooner
Westinghouse
Merle Mollrup
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Mollrup
Memorial Bridge progress discussed at Lorain meeting
At the Lorain Republican Civic Club meeting 150 attendees heard Lorain County Commissioners W. R. Richmond and George heads explain the Memorial Bridge project cannot start without permission from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to cross its tracks at 14th Street and Broadway. They said they aim to obtain approval without condemnation proceedings and will proceed once granted.
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Lorain
Girl tells of flogging by six men
Seventeen year old Marie Bishop planned to testify before Lauderdale county grand jury on September 6 about being stripped and flogged July 6 by six men. She had avoided speaking for weeks under death threats and named three suspects, with her mother and solicitor advising a direct Grand Jury report.
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Florence
Ala
Marie Bishop
Lauderdale County Grand Jury
Marie
S. E Stafford
Muscle Shoals
Stafford
Sheriff's Office
Raymond Murphy
Grand
Miss Bishop
Denied possession of alleged liquor in business locker
J T Miller arrested Monday by Q E Rankin at 121 East avenue with alleged liquor found in a business locker. He pleaded not guilty before Judge A R Webber in common pleas court. Trial set for Friday bond fixed at 1900 dollars. Praedict hospital train now serves as a Turkish bath for a native sheik in Mesopotamia. Train cannot be moved due to a destroyed side track.
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J.T. Miller
Q. E. Rankin
East Avenue
A R. Webber
Common Pleas
Praedict
Mesopotamia
State Auditors Meet Heads to Boston Convention
Joseph T. Tracy state auditor of Ohio serves as president of NASAC and will lead the 1927 convention in Boston from September 6 to 8. Massachusetts Governor Albion Fuller is scheduled as a principal speaker.
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Joseph T. Tracy
Qouio
National Association of State Auditors
Boston
Altin T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Passengers on Leg Liner Shaken by Submarine Disturbance
An unexplained submarine disturbance off Ambrose lightship rocked the Trench Liner France near New York. The three minute rocking bruised several passengers, including Jean Borotia the French tennis ace, who was thrown to the deck but suffered only a minor cut. Captain Marius Aubert reassured passengers as the vessel resumed course.
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New York
Ambrose Lghtship
France
Jean Borotia
Marius Aubert
Chafra
Hertlis
Board Names New Teaghead For High School Staff
Two new teachers were elected by the board of education Tuesday to fill vacancies on the high school staff. Margaret Scott Cleveland will be librarian replacing Mary Ingersoll, and Aliss Nelle Bass will lead public speaking and dramatics replacing Helen Todd who resigned for Chicago. Superintendent Maston and Principal Shively are reviewing candidates for physics after Austin Walde left for Ohio State University.
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Board of Education
Margaret Scott Cleveland
Mary Ingersoll
Aliss Nelle
Bass
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Helen Todd
Chicago
Roso Maston
C VP
Shively
Teacner
Austin T Walde
Ohio State University
Ohio Evangelical Conference Opens in Lorain
The 90th annual session of the Ohio Evangelical Conference opened in Lorain with 259 pastors and laymen from 110 churches attending. Bishop L. H Seager opened the first business session and evangelism was named the four year focus. Proceedings will assign pastors to new charges, and C 1 Flatter of the anti cigarette alliance of Ohio was to speak urging support for anti cigarette legislation.
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Lorain
T He
Ohio Evangelical Conference
L. H Seager
Lemars
Town
Garisiot
Anti-Cigarette Alliance of
Ohio
Explosion tears through Chicago Italian district destroying three buildings
An early afternoon blast in Chicago's west side Italian district wrecked three store buildings and damaged blocks. Firefighters battled a later blaze before extinguishing flames. Police suspect dynamite or gas. three men were in a store during the explosion but no bodies were found in the ruins.
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Chicago
Chicagos
West Side
Legion to 60 Ahead with Convention in France
In Indianapolis on August 24 riots in Paris over the Sacco and Vanzetti executions do not affect plans for the American Legion convention in France next month. Legion headquarters say the French government and people welcome the Legion and there is no danger. Nan Sowers, national director of the Americanism commission, made the statement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paris
Sacco
Wanzeit
American Legion
France
Legion
Nan Sowers
Americanism Commission
Tafts Summer Home Under Guard
Detectives arrive from the United States to guard Chief Justice William Howard Taft at his summer home in Point aux Piques after Taft declined to act in the Sacco Vanzetti case.
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Point AU Picqque
United States
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Sacco-Vanzetti
Coolidge Goes Fishing for Trout at Yellowstone
President Coolidge fished for cut throat trout atop Yellowstone Lake during a lakeside trip 140 miles above sea level. The party traveled from Old Faithful to Peale Island and along the Geyser region, catching mountain trout and meeting a bear named Jesse James along the road.
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Peale Island
Yellowstone
Jesse James
Canyon
Cisfer S&s D
White House
Conlidge
Loyal Order of Moose Seeks Membership Boost in Philadelphia
Members in Philadelphia on a six day session debated raising total Moose membership to around 1.1 million. Secretary James Davis outlined the proposal during sessions, noting the order currently exceeds 600 thousand members.
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Philadelphia
Loyal Order of Moose
James Davis
Order
Riots and guard around Sacco Vanzetti protests abroad
Across the globe, protests over Sacco and Vanzetti inflamed tensions. In Johannesburg communists burned an American flag. in Leipzig a killed man and several wounded as police fired on demonstrators. Paris saw heavy guard around the embassy and 43 police officers wounded.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Sacco
Vanzetti
Leipzig
Germany
Sacco-Vanzetti
Clash Between Police and Sacco Vanzetti Sympathizers In London
London August 24 three persons including a woman were treated for serious injuries after a clash between police and Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers. Police dispersed the mob and made ten arrests. Demonstrators reassembled in large numbers. twenty to thirty people were injured before final dispersal.
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London
Sacco- Vanzetti
Wiehland Park Land Co Seeks Plat Alteration in Lorain
The Wiehland Park Land Co of Lorain filed in the court of common pleas to alter the Highland Boulevard subdivision plat. The proposed change would shorten and widen some lots while enlarging others. The company states it owns two thirds of the subdivision’s lots.
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Wiehland Park Land Co
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Highland Boulevard
Former Egyptian Premier Zaghiul Pasha Dies
Cairo reports the death of Zaghiul Pasha former premier after a relapse following illness. He had opposed British policy toward Egypt and was once exiled for his stance though his anti British stance had softened in later years.
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Egypt
Cairo
Zaghiul Pasha
Zachiul Ter Wears
Great Britain
Fevpt
Funeral plans clash with law in Sacco Vanzetti case
Boston reports that supporters planned a mammoth funeral procession for Sacco Vanzetti despite a four day burial rule. Defense members vow to delay cremation until Sunday if needed, with ashes leading the march through city streets.
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Boston
Sacco- Vanzetti
Commonwealth
Friends of the Cause
Sacro-Vanzetti Defense Committee
Quatidien
Edquard Sterriot
American Legion
Vanzetti
Lyons
Hoycott
Americeat Lawgion
Rajpet
Alavor Salenern
Lite
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