Flyers Forced Down In Field Near Warren
Lieu tenant A Williams known as a noted flyer slept in his plane three miles south of Warren after a storm forced down his three motor craft while escorting a party of European flyers from Washington to Cleveland for the national air races starting Saturday. The foreign flyers decorated by President Hoover continued to Cleveland by train, leaving Williams with his plane. The group included R L R Atcherley of the British Royal Air Force Mano Di Bernardi of Italy Boleslaw Corlinghi of Poland and Alois Kubite of Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Cleveland
Williams
R. L. R. Atcherley
Royal Air Force
Mano di Bernardi
Italy
Boleslaw Corlinghi
Poland
Maj
Alois Kubite
Czechslovakia
Banker's Body Found On Track Near Seven Mile
W L Sheaffer 56 year old banker and grain elevator owner from Seven Mile near Hamilton Ohio was found dead on a railroad track at Huston Crossing. He had been missing since Monday night after leaving in his motor car whose flat tire was found yesterday. Coroner Edward Cook suspects accidental death as he walked along the tracks toward his home with a disabled car.
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Hamilton
W. L Shaeffer
Seven Mile
Huston’s Crossing
Sheeffer
Edward Cook
Wants To Go Back To Jail
William L. Cherry, a barber and ex convict, surrendered in Cincinnati asking to be returned to a Tennessee prison near Knoxville from which he escaped 14 years ago. He spoke of restless years and sought peace, saying he served a 3 to 15 year sentence for passing fraudulent checks.
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Cincinnati
William L. Cherry
Tennessee
Knoxville
Cherry
Sar Quenti
Califoria
San Francisco
Death Record for Lorain Resident Ends at Local Home
Death notice reports the passing of a Lorain native living at Lorain Home since last December. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Toth
Lorain
Lorain ¢ Cutty
Local arrests and city crashes in Elyria briefed
A man named Tuliua Race was arrested on disorderly conduct after a sister’s complaint and will be arraigned before Mayor Howitt. Two cars, Oliver Murray and G Werner, collided on Broad Street causing minor damage. Mrs Mays struck F A Derek’s parked car on Cleveland Street. police note crowding by another vehicle. Edward Murray paid seven dollars and fifty cents for intoxication. Deputy sheriffs found Anthony Thimke’s stolen car at Elberta Beach. William Lant was released from jail after paying a fine for intoxication.
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West River Street
James White
James A. Howitt
Oliver Murray
Erie Street
G. Werner
Grand Rapids
Mich
Broad Street
Anthony Thimke
North Ridgeville
Elberta Beach
County relief groups urged across state
Governor White's statewide relief committee urges organizing local relief committees in all counties to prepare for winter. Groups should include county commissioners Red Cross American Legion health officers and civic organizations to cooperate with the state body. A plan for community pantry projects as part of a surplus campaign calls for conversion of surplus food into canned goods stored for distribution through relief channels.
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Columbus. O
White
Red Crogs
American Legion
Cleveland Hosts Women's Peace Caravan in City Hall Open Meeting
City officials including City Manager Denzel E Morgan and Senator Robert J Bulkley welcomed the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom caravan on Cleveland steps. The tour began in California June 21 en route to Washington to seek one million signatures for world disarmament. Congressman Robert Croeger will speak at Cleveland College auditorium about the Kellogg Briand pact.
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Cleveland
Denzel E Morgan
Robert J Bulkley
Womens International League For Peace and Freedom
City Hall
California
Washingto
Dhio
Ias
Hoover Sutch
Robert Croeger
Cleveland College
The
League
Tells Truth Arrestee Cited After Beer Shipment
Cleveland August 27 John Robertson 28 told police the quality of two thousand dollars worth of beer in a five ton truck. Police sergeant William Bamerlin arrested him after Robertson affirmed it was good beer. The truck was found near a garage described as a relay stop for beer shipments.
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Cleveland
John Robertson
Wiliam Banemerlin
Robertson
Bammerlin
Court Grants Divorces in Local Cases Under Thompson
Beulah Piper of Elyria wins a divorce from Lee Piper on gross neglect of duty with Judge W. B. Thompson issuing the decree. Viola Walker of Lorain obtains a divorce from Howard on neglect and extreme cruelty with $600 alimony and furniture awarded. Theodoros Kilak sues Anna for divorce on neglect grounds. married in 1931. James Bruce, noted explorer, rose to prominence in Abyasinia.
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Beulah Piper
Elyria
Lee Piper
W. B. Thompson
Viola Walker
Lorain
Howard
Gronn
Plaintif
Theodoros Kilak
Anna
Ahe
James Bruce
Abyasinia
Canton Murder Probe Blocked by Aliases in Racketeer Case
Canton Ohio August 27 detectives probing the death of Joe Cotelli a bootlegger and racketeer found the case hindered by multiple false names used by the gang. Cotelli’s body was found near Congress Lake Country Club head battered and with a knot of a clothesline around the neck. Police suspected a feud between rival rum runners and considered motives tied to liquor trade ambitions and past arrests.
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Canton
Joe Torelli
Cotelli
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Congress Lake Country Club
T. C McQuate
Congress Lake Colony
Cleveland Honors Foreign Pilots At Air Races
Cleveland today launched a tribute program for five European air corps leaders visiting for the National Air Races exhibitions. Maj Alois Kubita of Czechoslovakia and others from England Italy Poland and Germany were welcomed with handshakes at City Hall and will be feted by local groups. Capt Boleslaw Orinski and Lieut Col Maria de Bernardi traveled by train after a forced landing near Warren, Ohio.
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Cleveland
City Hall
John D Marshall
Alois Kubita
Czechoslovakia
Richard LR Atcherley
England
Ernst Udet
Germany
Maria de Bernardi
Italy
Boleslaw Orinski
Poland
Udet
New York
Warren
French Aviator Plans Record Flight From Le Bourget
Jean Mermoz, French long distance flyer, prepared to challenge the world distance record set by Russell Boardman and John Polando. With co-pilot Etienne, they tested the Antoine Paillard aircraft and planned to fly to Istres near Marseilles then South America weather permitting. Mermoz previously crossed the South Atlantic from Senegal to Natal, Brazil in 1930.
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LE Bourget
France
Jean Mermoz
Russell Boardman
John Polando
New York
Istanbul
Mermoz
Etienne
Antoine Paillard
Istres
Marseilles
South ‘America
South Atlantic
Senegal
Natal
Brazil
South America
Dawes Observes 66th Birthday in Scotland
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes marked his 66th birthday in Kirkcudbright Scotland attending a ceremony for a memorial gymnasium funded by Thomas Cochran of New York. He spoke on the global economic situation noting national interests rather than sympathy drove international actions recently.
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Kirkcudbright
Scotland
Charles G. Dawes
Thomas Cochran
New York
England
France
Dewes
Panama Revolt Leader Shot During City Council Meeting
Dr Arnulfo Arias a Panamanian revolt leader was shot and wounded during a municipal council session in Colon Jamaica Aug 27. Ramon Amestica a city judge denied firing and police detained him pending investigation into a revolver ownership. Arias presided as shots rang out and doctors expect recovery. In Cleveland Leroy Parkham 52 was killed early today allegedly by an ex convict who claimed he courted the convict’s wife. The shooting occurred at Parkham’s home as the suspect fired two times then fled.
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Colon
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Ramon Amestica
Arias
Cleveland
Blain Cleveland
Leroy Parkham
Ohio Penitentiary
Bridge Building To Be Accelerated In Ohio Winter
Governor White announced acceleration of the State Highway Department bridge program to boost unemployment relief. He aims to build many bridges near population centers during winter, replacing weak or narrow structures. The normal program spends about 3 million dollars yearly with winter work increasing direct labor opportunities for relief.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
White
Highway Department
Highwaymen Seize Bank Treasurer in Burlington Robbery
Two highwaymen fired several shots and intercepted a Lowell Trust Co. treasurer near Burlington Massachusetts. They escaped with nearly $26,000 from a leather bag as the victim, George No Harvaxan of Lowell, was en route from a Boston bank.
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Burlington
Mass
George No Harvaxan
Lowell Trust Fo
Lowell
Boston
Boat Seized At Sandusky
A boat carrying a cargo of Canadian beer was inspected at Sandusky Bay by Captain George Faso and a Coast Guard crew. The craft was turned over to customs officers in Toledo. Two men, George Zeberie of Sandusky and Colin Murre of Lorain, were arrested and held for federal authorities.
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Sandusky. O
Sandusky Bat
George Faso
Coast Guard
Toledo
George Zeberie
Sandusky
Colin Murre
Lorain
Farmer in Garden Killing Prompts Prosecution Appearance
Colin Horkey, 65, a Michigan farmer, to appear in Pontiac today to explain the shooting death of Halbert Albertson in a melon patch. Horkey said he held trespassers for his Packard sedan after Albertson attacked, and he fired a shotgun killing him. He surrendered to Oakland officers at Royal Oak, claiming raids on his garden had kept him watchful. The second item notes the United Brethren Church convention opening in Lancaster, Ohio with 250 delegates and speaker Charles W. Brewbaker of Dayton.
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Pontiac
Mich
Aux
Colin Horke
Halbert Albertson
Albertson
Horkey
Oakland
Noyal Oak
Harkey
United Brethren Church Convention
Lancaster
Ohio
United Brethren Church
Charles W. Brewbaker
Dayton
Chatham Briefs Selections From Local Visits
Local notes list visits and weekend stops by residents and relatives. Lyle White and son from Clee land spent Sunday with Warner Rowe. Richard Hange of Chicago is visiting his aunt Mrs W A Shaw. Families from Mt Vernon Akron Berea Medina Lorain and Whittier Cal are featured in the ongoing social round.
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Chatham
Lyle White
Cleeland
Warner Rowe
Richard Hange
Chicago
Olg
W. A. Shaw
Olver Cline
Bobb
L Clne
Mt Vernon
Maude Kreiger
Sgnl
Ralph
Lodi
George Kreigzer
Bill’ Knepper
Cleveland
Wham Knepper
M H Whitas
Akron
Harold Neat
Berea
George Kreiger
Carl Packard
Quille Haken
William Eaken
Fern Abram
Wadsworth
H J. Kohl
Kohli
Whittier
Cal
Dan Eddy
Wallace Braun
Ray Packard
Blaine Kulp
Medina
Harry Curtis and Son
Lorain
Harry Gunder
George Cooley
Arthur Munson
Ithaca
C. R Cooley
H. W. Keighley
North Park Street
Corey
DeForest Pratt
Cincinnati
J. M. Albright
East College
E. A. Steevan
Winifred Beebe
East College Straat
Louise Finch
Marian Tucker
Breckeville
J. M. Bright
Mack Webber
Lawton
Richard Waterman
Cedar Point
Opel Palmer
Galion
Death of LeRoy Goodson in Washington D C
LeRoy Goodson 36, of Oberlin, died Monday afternoon at St Elizabeth Hospital in Washington D C due to injuries from an on the job accident as a New York Central Railroad porter. Survived by wife and three children Virginia Lucille and George of Oberlin and sister Eugenia Nelson of Washington D C. Funeral and burial planned in Washington.
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Oberlin
LeRoy Goodson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington
D. C
New York Central
Virginia
Lucille
George
Onerlin
Eugenia Nelson
Washington, D
Cora Goodson
Murrey Predicts U S Will Win Fight on Unemployment
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murrey, in a United Press interview from Oklahoma City, asserts the American people will prevail over unemployment and a business downturn. He cites plans to mobilize a mass effort and criticizes relief conferences as insufficient, while stressing work and dignity over charity.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
William H
Murrey
Oklahoma
Memphis
Tishominga
Perany
Family Gathering in Granger Ohio and Local Market Notes
The record lists a large family gathering at the Lehman home in Granger with numerous relatives visiting from nearby towns. It also reports ongoing farm and market activity, including horse-related injuries and several local visits, plus detailed farm and produce market prices from Cleveland and nearby markets.
Mystery Surrounds Deaths in Mrs Veres Home
Prosecutor cites nine other deaths linked to Mrs Veres as investigators note deposits totaling 68 000 over twelve years. Authorities described a gaudy dwelling and seized insurance policies as part of the inquiry.
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Mra. Veres
George N. State
Host Shows Grounds as Prodigal Nature
A grandiloquent host guides a guest around his country home pointing to the ground cover and extolling nature's riches. The practical guest interjects with a sharp quip about keeping pigs, reflecting contrasting temperaments amid a home tour.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Alabama
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Kentucky
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Str Cite AG
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Rork
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Toronto
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Greyfiound
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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