Cleveland Prepares For Nations Air Races In August
Cleveland hosts the Nations Air Races a ten day event beginning Saturday with international pilots from Germany Poland Portugal France Britain Italy and the United States. top attractions include Lindbergh possible and the Akron visit while multiple derbies and the Thompson trophy race promise action through Labor Day.
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Cleveland
White House
Emil Kropf
Ernst Udet
George Kossowski
Poland
Placide Abpeaux
Portugal
Jean Assolant
France
R. L.R. Achterly
Great Britain
Andrea Zotti
Italy
al Williams
Navylser
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
U. S. S. Akron
Navy Department
Akron
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Jamea
H. Doolittle
Thompson
Aeros
Bendix
Cord and Barnhart
Ohio
Frank Phillips
Detroit News
National Guard
Moose honored at Fellowship breakfast at Cleveland convention
At the International Moose convention in Cleveland Aug 25 more than 500 members received degrees at the Fellowship Forum breakfast for outstanding service to the order. Attendance is rising to 15,000 as drill teams compete and a torch night parade looms. Prizes total $6,000. A proposal to hold the 45th convention in Cardiff, Wales was raised by E. Morgan-Wilmott.
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Cleveland
Order of Moose
International
Fellowship Forum
Banqnet
J. Davis
Istrict
Cavan- Port
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Cardiff
Wales
E. Morgan-Wilmott
The
Moose of
Great Britain
Elyrian Burned In Auto Blaze
Thaddeus Smith at 536 Fremont Street suffered hand burns when he extinguished a car fire sparked by a short circuit. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital. The report notes the blaze occurred about 10 45 p m last night. In a separate note, it recalls that monkeys were once used to gather pepper in India.
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Thaddeus Smith
Fremont Street
Memorial Hospital
Sixty Planes Roar Toward Missouri Air Derby
Bartlesville Oklahoma August 25 three score planes flew from Phillips Airport as the air Derby resumed. The event features Pacific and Atlantic flights converging here with Jefferson City Missouri as the next stop. Roy Hunt of Norman Oklahoma led the western group with a 1190 point score. Chappie Lenox of New Haven Connecticut led the eastern group amid dissension among western fliers.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Airport
Jefferson City
Pacific
Atlantic
Trefntervoils
Roy Hunt
Norman
Chappie Lenox
New Haven
Conn
Harvey Hughes
Lansing
Mich
Hughes
McAlester
Oklo
Art Carnahan
Bloomington
Itt
Hunt
Eldon Cessna
Wichita
Carnahan
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach Calif
Lloyd O' Donnell
Court disputes over lease and judgments reported
In And About The Court House, SE Chuha and Katherine Chuha Bini sue Jerome G Steele and others in Amherst for 800 alleged due on a picture theater lease. Elyine Savings and Trust Co. obtains judgments against L C Smallwood et al for 1018 and 594 in common pleas court on cognovit notes. The District Court of Appeals affirms a $2000 common pleas judgment for Margaret McPhis Lorain against Leo A Wagner of Sandusky for injuries from an automobile collision.
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SE. Chuha
Katherine Chuha Bini
Jerome G. Steele
Elyine Savings and Trust Company
L. C. Smallwood Et al
Common Pleas Court
District Court of Appeals
Margaret McPhis
Lorain
Leo A. Wagner
Sandusky
Death Records for Mrs Selma Bateman and Miss Emma Watkins
Mrs Selma Bateman a former city resident died at her son Fred’s home in Cleveland. Survived by sons Fred and Joseph in Cleveland and Dick in Indiana Harbor. Funeral arrangements at the home of her son in Indiana Harbor. Miss Emma Watkins of Pittsfield died at home after a months long illness. Born December 3, 1881, she was the youngest daughter of John and Sarah Probert Watkins. Survived by sister Eliza Ethel and brothers Lewis. parents and two sisters predeceased her. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home with Rev William Smith officiating. burial in Pittsfield Cemetery. Watkins was active in the Community Church and its societies.
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Selma Bateman
West Side
City
Fred
Cleveland
Joseph
Indiana Harbor
Indiana Haror
Pittsfield
Emma Watkins
Hfe-Jong
John
Sarah Probert Watkins
Eliza Ethel
Lewis
Mary
Cornelia
William Smith
Qher- UN
George Morris
Pittafield
Eliza. Watkins
L. G. Watkins
George
Moose 10 Charter Ocean Liner for Moose Convention
The Supreme Council of the Order announced a chartered ocean liner will carry nearly 60,000 Moose delegates to the 46th International Moose convention in London next summer. $100,000 has been contributed to cover abroad expenses as ground is broken for a new British Moose heart near Cardiff, Wales. Malcolm R. Giles reported Order assets at $43,590,145 with a net gain of 1,345 members last year.
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Cleveland
London
England
Supreme Council of the Order
Moose
Cardiff
Wales
Mooseheart
St. EB. Morgan-Willmott
Mrs Roosevelt's Purse Returned to Columbus
A purse and wrist watch stolen from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt in Columbus were recovered and returned. Police said the items were found undamaged and placed in safekeeping for Mrs. Roosevelt after the incident on August 25. Local authorities did not disclose further details.
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Columbus, A
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hopi Snake Dance For Rain Staged In Sacred Ceremonies
Hopi Indians stage their annual snake dance and rain prayer at Hopi Mesa Hoteviile Arizona. Priests emerge from underground kivas after secret rites to bless rattlesnakes and craft sand paintings depicting rain and lightning. Carriers and huggers handle snakes through ritual dances, circling a central plain and casting reptiles toward Ta Wa the sun god while squaws scatter sacred cornmeal.
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Hopi Mesa
Hoteviile
Ariz
Kivas
Ta Wa
New Ruling Sets Age for Oberlin School Entrants
Oberlin Ohio Aug 25 a new rule requires children entering school this fall to be six on or before November 1 earlier than previous February deadline. An exception allows some after November entrants if they pass standardized tests prove mental age six and meet health and social criteria plus satisfactory kindergarten record. Other local notes mention burial, visits, travel, and staff vacation.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Children’s Home Picnic Is Held at Ruggles Beach
Sixty four children from Loraine County Children’s Home enjoyed a picnic at Ruggles Beach organized by the Oberlin Automobile Club and Oberlin Business Men’s and Women’s Clubs. Seventeen cars carried the youngsters, with dinner, supper, and a games program featuring prizes for winners.
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Lorain County
Ruggles Beach
Oberlin Automobile Club
Oberlin Business Men
Roosevelt campaign address purse theft report
Police recovered items from the Roosevelt party incident after a Saturday campaign stop. A officer said a purse and watch were taken from the automobile and later recovered, with the suspect taken into custody and sent to Albany, NY.
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Roosevelt
Albany
Notable Claim of Immunity in Prosecution Debate
The source recounts that a figure allegedly gave up articles on condition of immunity from prosecution. It notes a purse said to contain $26 was not recovered. The text also makes a remark about sacred whiteness and India's famed color scene, highlighting contrasts in perception and culture.
Stocks Still Showing Gaining Amid Market Rise
New York stocks continued their seven week advance with prices edging higher as wheat spiked over two cents. Industrials led gains while utilities and rails lagged. notable moves included Western Union at 42 up 3 7 8, Postal at 111 8, American Telephone at 117 4, Steel at 46 4, Case at 61 8, International Harvester at 3 7 8, Montgomery Ward at 15 2, and Sears Roebuck at 24 8 4, with notable highs for the year.
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New York
Western Union
Postal
J. 1
Case
International Harvester
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roa Buck
Miners retreat after Franklin county clash near coal fields
Across Franklin county clashes erupted as hundreds of miners fled toward Muddy River bridge, expressing anger at authorities who warned against entering the county home to a world renowned coal field. Robinson’s army line held two miles, deputies patrolled borders, and state police urged motorists to turn back as miners retreated toward their starting points.
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Franklin County
Franklin
Robinson
Muddy River Bridge
Lne
Walter Moody
State Police
Drquoin
R. W. Davis
Carbondale
Carlos Black
Springfield
Local Fund Committee Names and Handling of Consumer Funds
The article lists the Eaton and Columbia townships as the districts involved, naming Edward Mack Lewis Grills and Charles Strickling in Eaton and A. D. Carpenter with two others in Columbia. The money collected is to be deposited with George Cornish of Eaton until used by the committee.
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Eaton
Columbia Townships
Edward Mack
Lewis Grills
Charles Strickling
A. D. Carpenter
Columbia
George Cornish
Early conclusion seen in Walker ouster hearing
Albany Aug 25 An early conclusion in Mayor James J. Walker ouster proceedings emerged as three sessions were set and evidence aimed at political motive was narrowed. Jody’s session was expected to run late while Curtin pressed Seabury motives, but a clipping service proposed by Seabury was ruled non germane by the governor.
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Albany
James J. Walker
Jody
Walker
Hofstadter
John J. Curtin
Samuel Seabury
Curtin
Seabury
Cleveland Markets And Livestock Prices In Detail
Market notes from Cleveland show steady prices across produce eggs and poultry with mixed grain, hay and feed quotations. Livestock demand remains cautious with hogs at 160 steady for 160 to 210 lb, cattle mixed, calves strong, and sheep slow. fruits and vegetables list wide Ohio and regional varieties with baskets and sacks priced in twenties to dollars per unit.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
Cleveland
Commandett
Alea
Cukes
U.S
Seach
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Alpalfa
Elyrian Takes Over Market In Akron
Alexander Baird who ran a Elyria fish market for ten years has acquired Birmingham's Fish Market in Akron's Central Market. Baird Jr will move to Akron to run the newly purchased market, official word says.
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Elyrian
Akron
Alexander Baird
Elyria
Birmingham
Alexander Baird, Jr
Checker Champ Demonstration At Elyria YMCA Tomorrow
N W Banks former American checker champion will stage a public demonstration at the Elyria Y M C A at 7 30 P M tomorrow. He tours the east then returns west and is said to play 20 players blindfolded at once and mix chess with checkers. Admission is free.
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Elyria
N. W. Banks
Elyria Y. M. C. A
O. B. Berton
Lorain County
Walker fee division testimony unsettles mayoral talks
The transcript shows Walker allowing his brother Dr. William H. Walker to split fees in city compensation cases. Dr. Evan Potter of the New York City Bureau of compensation testified he knew nothing about any division of fees and said neither the mayor nor any emissary ever discussed administrative subjects with him.
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Walker
William H. Walker
Evan
Potter
New York City
Bureau of Compensation
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Heinz von Bohndorff
Berlin
Germany
Capital Air Entry
Henry Brown
National Capital
Washington, D.C
National Air Derloy
Stinson
Great Lakes
Bellatica
Army
Navy
Marine
India
SIKTY
Missouri
East
James Farley
Democratic National Committee
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Franklin D. Rooseveltt
Walsh
Ardent Smith
Sg Sa Stary
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Schools
Sedgeman
Pittsfield Cemetery
Martha Oehing
Amharat
J. H. Horn
Union Street
Art Dewey
South Professor Street
Looman
Steubenville
Verda Hayden
Columbia University
8. H. Hayden
East College Street
George Jones
Jean
R. P. Harvey
West College Street
Appomattox, Va
Margaret Moon
Jane Grimm
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Pasadena
Calif
Louis Boggs
May Blackwell
Hast College Street
Delbert
Ray Slotterbeck
Bloomdale, Ohio
Fred Edmonds
the Wilderness
Grand Haven
Michigan
Mrs. Coulter
Grand Rapids
Audrey Hayden
Chicago
H. Hayden
Misa Helen Hefling
Kansas
Geo. R. Allen & Son
F. E. Glauner
M. D
Elyria Savings and Trust
Checker
Red Arrow
East Ave
Marcel
Henke Beauty
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Furniture House
Middle Avenue
7Th Street
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