Portuguese Rebels Routed in Lisbon Uprising
In Lisbon the government of President Antonio Oscar Carmona crushed a brief revolt with infantry artillery and air support. Casualties were reported with hundreds killed or wounded and 269 prisoners taken as rebels retreated from key positions including San Jorge Fortress and the Zoological Gardens.
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Lisbon
Antonio Oscar Carmona
Portugal
Col Ultra Machado
Mer
Carmona
Edward
San Jorge
Lue
Zoological Gardens
Engineers’ Corp
Wellington Fair to Close Today
The 76th Wellington Fair ends today per Secretary L G Bradstock who denied rumors of a Friday extension. Despite rain altering the program, officials proceed as advertised with yesterday drawing over two thousand attendees. Cattle sheep and swine were judged. horse racing was postponed yesterday but expected to boost today’s lineup.
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Wellington
L G Bradstock
Fair Association
Aviatrix Ruth Nichols Bounces Back to Flight Test
Ruth Nichols the Rye New York aviatrix injured in a St John New Brunswick crash on her way to a proposed trans Atlantic flight has recovered enough to fly again. She conducted a first test flight in her rebuilt plane at Jersey City airport. Population center of the nation shifted and was announced as 29 miles northeast of Linton Indiana by the Bureau of the Census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Ruth Nichols
Rye
N. Y
Aviatrix
St. John
N. B
Harbor Grace
Washington
United States
Linton
Ind
Bureau of the Census
Weather Forecast for Ohio Shows Clouds and Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with local thunder showers Friday and possibly in extreme west portion tonight. Warmer tonight and in the east portion Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
East Porder
Dies Standing On His Head at San Pedro Fence
Joseph Barry, 65, a waterfront eccentric, died in San Pedro when he tried to climb a high fence and became wedged between the fence and a tree. Authorities called it one of the area’s most peculiar accidents as the blood to his head caused a slow death.
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San Pedro
Cal
Joseph Barry
Barry
Lorain County Employers Urged to Join Safety Campaign
Enrollments for the Industrial Safety Campaign are being received at the Chamber of Commerce. All Lorain County employers with three or more workers are urged to join the safety contest. The program includes accident records, classifications by the State Industrial Commission, and certificates at close. Promotions include safety talks by speakers. aim to cut accidents as in other campaigns.
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Chamber of Commerc
Earl Baecon
Lorain County
State Industrial Commission
Bacon
Blyria
T P Kearns
FB OM & Jerer
Earl D Racer
P A Mori
South Amherst
Lo A
Sears
Chaiman Oberlin
McClellan
Elvira
Dw Stone
Oberlin
L H Hand
Wellington
Harry Allen
Earl Krantz
Lorain
Lynton Rogers
T Mahla
BE F Jones
Ely Rla
Dollar Day Draws Crowds To Elyria Stores
Crowds of shoppers filled Elyria and surrounding areas today to take advantage of special offers. Merchants reported unusually large sales and morning crowds, with many out-of-town shoppers. Afternoon business expected to rise as local and regional customers stock up on discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Coal Stabilization Conference Sought in West Virginia
At Charleston on August 27 the West Virginia Federation of Labor adopted a resolution urging Governor Conley to call a coal stabilization conference and condemn the rival West Virginia Mine Workers who have called a strike. The convention backed unemployment relief plans of the AFL parent organization and endorsed pension plans for workers over sixty.
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Charleston
W. Va
Conley
West Virginia Mine Workers
West Virginia Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor Group
American Federation
Plana
Exhumation Considered in Detroit Death Probe and Kidnap Case
Detroit police weigh exhuming nine bodies to prove whether Rose Veres and others caused deaths while a separate case ties Capone to a ransom for John J Lynch. Lynch, a Wisconsin publisher, was held for ransom but later released. Capone denied involvement.
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Detroit
Rose Veres
Veres
Wak 6
Kidnap Victim Describes Pleasant Nightmare After Release
John Lynch, a Lake Geneva turf figure and owner of General News Bureau, says his kidnapping began near White Pigeon and ended in a distant Kankakee area after ransom of 150000 was set. He recounts being blindfolded, treated kindly, and returning home to rest with a heavy beard and sleepiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John J Lynch
Racing Information
Lake Geneva
Wis
Alphonse
Capone
Lynch Capone
Pat Roche
Roche
Lynch
Wisconsin
Samblere
Martn Guilfoyle
Gililfoyle
United Press
Capones
St Louis
Wising
John J
Kankakee
al Capone
Linch
General News Bureau
Ba K
Sia
White Pigeon
Mis
Pillows Bought for Sanatorium by Building Commission
The building commission authorized a purchase of 180 pillows for the tuberculosis sanatorium after approving the low bid of 264 dollars at their morning session. The commission meets in the salon this afternoon.
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Building Commission
Scsalon
Children Get Another Chance To See Indians
About two thousand Elyria boys and girls who lost yesterday’s Cleveland Indians game due to rain were offered another chance. The Cleveland Baseball Club announced that the 2000 tickets for yesterday’s game will be good today and tomorrow, enabling the children to attend at no charge if they can reach Cleveland. Kiwanians who sponsored the trip expressed regret over transportation issues but noted any child with a valid ticket may still see a game, and the group kept a hopeful outlook for a successful outing despite weather.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
Elyria Kiwanians
Former Senator Named In Probe
Washington Aug 27 The Senate campaign fund committee investigating Bishop James Cannon Jr in the 1928 campaign disclosed a prominent Republican aided anti Smith Democratic organization Testimony named former Sen Joseph S Frelinghuysen New Jersey Republican leader as donor of 10000 to Cannon Slemp testified aiding Cannon in obtaining contributions from E C Jameson Basil Manly committee aide said no report was made of the 10000 gift by Cannon or Frelinghuysen and none to the Steiner committee existing records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Committee Today
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Coolidge
Cannon
E C. Jameson
New York
Basil Manly
Frelinghuysen
House of Representatives
Steiner
Manly
Bridge to Close for Piling Work at East Erie Avenue
Lorain authorities announce near dawn closures of the East Erie avenue bridge for protection piling. The bridge will be closed to traffic for periods of up to an hour between 1 30 and 4 30 a m Saturday and Sunday as C T Biggs supervising surveyor oversees the operation to prevent boat strikes.
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East Erie Avenue
Lorain
C. T. Biggs
Councilman Warns of Hazardized Sockets Near Calendar
Councilman George Stark cited two exposed light sockets on the second floor corridor of the courthouse. He warned a prank could cause injury as a calendar and undertaker advertisement hang nearby, stressing safety concerns in a terse, local report.
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George Stark
Stara
Federal raiders nab 7 at Lorain
Seven Lorain men were arrested by federal prohibition agents and booked on liquor violation charges at Central police station. They were to be arraigned before Commissioner B D Nicola after raids on a large west end Lorain brewery. Names include Leo Rufo and George Rosse among those detained.
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Cleveland, O
Lorain
Central Police Station
B D Nicola
West End
Luther
Citelmatt Lorain
Leo Rufo
George Rosse
Clvde Southard
John Duran
Sam Ross
Domini Richa
Raymond Manc
DC-X Makes Historic Hudson River Stop After Atlantic Flight
The DC-X airliner, the world's greatest heavier than air craft, landed at the Battery New York at 1132 AM after a window low over the harbor. Crowds cheered as the 60 aboard watched the Statue of Liberty, then the ship skimmed the river at five hundred feet with an escort of four planes and photographers in attendance.
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New York
Hudson River
Atlantic
Europe
Lake Constance
Battery
Manhattan
Hudson
Frances Beabold Sues for 5000 Injuries After Car Collision
Frances Beabold of Lorain filed a suit against John Christ Cleveland for 5000 alleging injuries when his car struck her on East Erie Avenue while she walked on the sidewalk last July.
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Frances Beabold
Lorain
John Christ Cleveland
East Erie Avenue
Riot at Michigan prison leaves official and four convicts dead
In Marquette Michigan an armed outbreak at the state prison hospital results in the death of Dr A W Hornbogen the acting prison surgeon and at least four inmates including Andrew Germano Charles Rosbury Martin Duver and another unnamed convict. Guards and police used force and gas to quell the riot as barricades and armored car defenses failed.
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Marquette
Selves
Mich
A. W. Hornbogen
Ishpeming
Andrew Germano
Detroit
Charles Rosbury
Martin Duver
Chicago
Hornbogen
Leo Bolzer
Frank Allieslager
Allieslager
Joseph Cowling
Germano
James P Corgan
18 Seek U.S. Citizenship Examinations Held
Preliminary examinations of 18 persons seeking final citizenship papers are conducted in the courthouse today by naturalization officer Mario Bentura. Applicants will apply for final papers this December. Participants are from various parts of Lorait County, Ventura said.
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Mario Bentura
Lorait County
Ventura
Son Of Former Elyrian Crowns Dies In Canada Drowning
Word reached last night of the drowning of Benton Riley son of Mr and Mrs J C Riley of Buffalo New York. Mrs Riley formerly Marion Benton of this city. He was swimming with other youths at Bay Beach Canada and his companions could not rescue him according to the report.
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Benton Riley
J C Riley
Buffalo
New York
Riley
Marion Benton
Bay Beach
Canada
Boy Enjoys Self Despite Rain But Parents Don’t
Robert Miller thirteen of 939 West River Street left for a Cleveland ball game yesterday but rain canceled the event. He spent the day at a local theater until midnight while his worried parents searched between Elyria and Rocky River. He was found walking home as his mother and father returned from a failed gearek.
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Robert Miller
West River Street
Cleveland
Robert
Elyria
Rocky River
Miners Union backs opposition to national government
The Miners Federation Executive committee declared support for the Trades Union and the Labour Party in opposing the national government. Miners' representatives will meet with TU C General Council and Labour bodies to plan vigorous opposition while the Social Democratic Federation issues a manifesto urging workers to resist the government's policy of reaction and degradation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miners Federation Executive Committee
Trades Union
Labor Party
T. U C. General Council
Consultative Committee
Parliamentary
Social Democratic Federation Today
Sears
Ohio Supreme Court invalidates Pringle title law
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Pringle automobile Certificate of Title law invalid in a mandamus suit by City Loan & Savings Co of Wapakoneta. The court sustained a demurrer and dismissed, holding the act never became operative after being repealed.
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Columbus
Pringle Automobile
Ohio Supreme Court
City Loan & Savings Company
Wapakoneta
Joe Moore
Portage County
Chronicles Telegram: Daily Rental Ads Reach Many Readers
Rental advertisements in the Chronicles Telegram attract thousands of readers seeking reachable homes apartments and rooms. The paper highlights a steady stream of listings across neighborhoods and price ranges for daily rental needs.
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Coal Stabilization Conference
Madison Square Garden
Gen Smedley Butler
Marine Corps
Tleft
Baimbridge Colby
Edward Mulrooney
Poluwe Tammis
Bishop Cannon
Act
Federal
Bok
Michigan
U.S
Supreme Court
Biti
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