Deadly Freight Train Collision At Painesville
A derailment and crash between a freight train and a Baltimore and Ohio gasoline car in Painesville Ohio leaves one dead and several injured. Engineer Worth A Elwell of Youngstown is killed. injured include John Poht Cora Kellogg and an unidentified woman. Other passengers suffer minor injuries. A separate accident near Milton Center Ohio kills Mr and Mrs Clarence Hill of Toledo and seriously injures their four year old son.
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Painesville
Worth A. Elwell
Youngstown
John Poht
Cora Kellogg
Unionville
J. G. Lutz
Bowling Green
Clarence Hill
Toledo
Milton Center
Cecil resigns from Cabinet over disarmament policy
London Aug 30 Viscount Robert Cecil principal architect of League of Nations resigns from the Baldwin cabinet. He accuses the government of faulty disarmament policy and criticizes the Geneva three power naval talks. Cecil will remain chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster until Baldwin's return.
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London
Baldwin
Viscount Robert Cecil
Britain
League of Nations
Geneva
United States
Japan
Cecil
Duchy of Lancaster
Alx Les Baines
Lorain Judge Fines Drunken Driver Under New Law
Lorain August 20 Judge Strenick of the municipal court handled the first drunken driver case since the new state law allowed license suspension. J M Walker of 1865 Livingston Avenue faced a $100 fine and costs with a nine month license suspension in the incident.
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Lorain
Jude Strenick
J M. Walker
Livingston Avenue
Strenick
President Coolidge to leave Dakota around Sept. 9
President Coolidge will depart Rapid City for Washington next week likely on September 9. The move was announced at the summer executive offices, noting a stop at Brookings S D to dedicate the state agricultural school library there.
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Dakota
Rapid City
D. D
Coolidge
Washington
Brookings S&. DH
State Agricultural School
McAndrew Addresses Lorain Teachers Institute
Dr William McAndrew former Chicago schools head opened the Lorain County Teachers Institute with an inspiring talk praising teaching as a calling. He urged energy in any chosen job and highlighted the constant growth possible in working with children.
Oust Head Of Schools In Chicago News Item
Dr William McAndrew refused to comment on his suspension as Chicago public schools superintendent saying there is nothing to say now and he will consider possible action later. The Chronicle Telegram notes the removal decision is pending and to be continued on page 2.
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Wm. McAndrew
Chicago
Lorain County
Teachers’ Institute
McAndrew
Ife
Tle
Froebel
Chronicle-Telegram
Chicago Public Schools
William Meindrew
Hiter
Michigan
John Coolidge
Lyons
Kan
John
Fern
Alta Smith
Community Lodge
Yellowstone National Park
French
Ohio
State Department of Health
Changes in Teaching Methods Discussed by Speaker
Miss Elizabeth McCrickett of Yoal lanti Normal College spoke at the Lo tain County Teachers Institute urging curriculum reform. She said changes must fit local conditions and focus on the child, not just subject matter, with gradual implementation and attention to economic factors.
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Elizabeth McCrickett
Yoallanti Normal College
Lotain County Teachers Institute
Etyrta High School
Woman Travels 25000 Miles To Remove Brass Clip
Misa Florence de Villieré of Pretoria South Africa underwent bronchoscopy at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia to extract a brass paper clip wedged in her lung for 16 years. The operation completed yesterday and she left the hospital today after the 25 thousand mile journey.
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Philadelphia
Misa Florence de Villieré
Pretoria
South Africa
Jefferson Hospital
World Fliers Alight At Belgrade
The Round-the-World monoplane Pride of Detroit lands at Belgrade at 11 51 a m EDT while en route from Munich to Constantinople. Pilots William S Brock and Edward F Schlee resume their 100 mph flight aiming to complete the 1100 mile leg in about 12 hours with favorable NW winds.
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Belgrade
Detroit
Munich
Muelich
Germany
William S Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Constantinople
Vienna
Budapest
Block
Schlee
Bucharest
Sofia
Adrianople
Danube
Budapet
Avon Lake Man Fined 31000 in Beer Possession Case
Avon Lake resident Neil Radell of Stop 65 Lake Road was fined 1000 dollars and costs by Judge A R Webber in common pleas court for possession of Wagner beer. He was arrested a week earlier by state prohibition inspector O E Rankin and deputies when about 3000 bottles of bottled beer and 150 gallons of unbottled beer were found on his premises. Sentence was deferred until yesterday.
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Neil Radell
Lake Road
Avon Lake
A R. Webber
Common Pleas
Radell
O. E. Rankin
Frank Smith
Police Chief Returns to Duty After Absence
Police Chief HE J Stanryard resumes duties at city hall tomorrow after a period away. Acting Chief Myers, who led the department in his absence, will take his first day off since May 28.
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J Stanryard
City Hall
Myers
Two Men Fined On Liquor Charges
John Lewis and Jon Nevendomtl faced liquor possession charges in common pleas court. Judge J R Webber imposed fines of 200 dollars and 100 dollars respectively with costs, following arrests by QO E Rankin and deputies. Reports first frost reached Morristown Belmont county with garden produce nipped.
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John Lewis
Green Line
QO. E
Rankin and Deputies
Common Pleas
J . R. Webber
Jon Nevendomtl
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Webber
Lewis
Nevendomt
B. Bankis
Frank Smith
Morristown
Ora van Foasen
Six Mile Rim
Belmont County
Vasa
Fossen
Lorain County Men To Be Freed From Penal Servitude
Lorain County man Mike Dugan and Stark County man James Thomas are to be freed immediately on the recommendation of the board of clemency. Dugan, imprisoned December 1926 for liquor manufacture, and Thomas, convicted October 1926 for liquor transportation, will be released.
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Columbus
Mike Dugan
Lorain County
James Thomas
Stark County
Dugan
Thomas
Fess predicts another tax cut before next year
In Urbana Ohio Aug. sv.-vane s, Senator Simeon D. Fess told supporters that tax cuts have occurred three times since the war and a fourth is likely before the election. He said relief for farmers may be enacted soon and that prohibition laws will not change, noting the new Congress is drier than ever.
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Urbana
Vsaness
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Fess
Congress
Flood experts map Mississippians flood control plan
In Memphian, flood specialists review engineering solutions and funding for a sweeping Mississippi flood control program. More than 150 officials and lawmakers including Herbert Hoover, Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, and Senators McKellar and Broussard gather to shape a proposal costing about 2.5 billion dollars for federal action. A separate note: National Air Transport Co to launch Cleveland New York air service starting Thursday with official confirmation.
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Mempius
Tenn
Congress
Army
United States
Herbert Hoover
Edgar Jadwin
Brousard
McKelard
McKellar
Bureau of the Budget
Clevelan Wy
Cleveland
National Air Transport Co
New York
Lorain Inter County Highway 3 Proposed Widening
Lorain officials consider widening eight and a half miles of section M Inter County Highway 3 from the eastern city limits of Lorain to the eastern Lorain county line. The 18 foot roadway may be expanded to 36 feet with boulevard curves after state highway department approval and village cooperation. County Commissioner George Rhoads will review plans this afternoon.
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Lorain
George Rhoads
Sheffield Lake Village
Avon Lake Village
State Highway Department
T. S Brindle
Brindle
Board of Commissionera
Commissionera
DeMolay Session Opens at Ohio Convention Parade
Frank Dumski was fined 306 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. In Zanesville on August 30 more than 500 DeMolay members gathered for the Ohio state convention with a street parade featuring the DeMolay band from Toledo. Negrece will be sentenced after the parade.
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Frank Dumski
Dumski
Zanesville
Order of DeMolay of
Ohio
DeMolay
Toledo
First Case of Infantile Paralysis Reported Here
Biluria reports its first infantile paralysis case as Jane Jones three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, 131 Homer Street, is stricken. Elyria health officials call for strict quarantine and urge avoidance of public gatherings to prevent an epidemic.
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Biluria
West Virginia
Ohio
Jane Jones
Frank Jones
Homer Street
Ohio reports 30 new infantile paralysis cases
Columbus report shows 30 new cases of infantile paralysis today with total monthly cases exceeding 200. The Ohio State Department of Health reported eight in Stark County and eleven in Tuscarawas, plus one each in several counties. 88 counties have reported cases. The State Emergency Board approved 1500 to hire epidemic specialists to assist county health commissioners.
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Columbus
Ohio State Department of Health
State Emergency Board
Alohn E. Monger
Hamilton Co
Montgomery
Union
Wayne Holmes
Madison
Erie
Richland
Stark
Tuscarawas
Morrow Co
Money Taken By Gypsies Recovered
Sheriff E G Mathews recovered twenty one dollars stolen from Seth Garrison a Davis store clerk in North Eston. Two gypsy women in a caravan tapped the cash register while one talked to the clerk. The gypsy king surrendered an amount equal to the theft.
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E. G. Mathews
Seth Garrison
L. T. Davis
North Eston
Davis
Mathews
Missing aviator Paul Redfern investigated by state department
Washington Aug 30 The state department ordered consuls in Caracas Georgetown and other colonies to press local authorities for traces of rumors about missing aviator Paul Redfern over the Orinoco delta. Commander Lanriat heads the Florida coast guard search and takes personal charge with cutter Vamacrate patrolling from Brunswick to Porto Rico.
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Washington
State Department
Caracas
Venezuela
Georgetown
British Guina
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Para Brazil
Paul Redfern
Orinoco Delta
Redfern
Ile Backer
Brunswick
Phillip Lanriat
Coast Guards
Florida
F.C. Billard
Lauriat
Brinsetick
Porto Rico
Pant J. Varner
Redferns
Billard
Fan and Fog Halt Two Flights Bulletin
Weather delays continue to stall two trans-Atlantic flights planned to Windsor and London. Rain and fog persist in the St Lawrence valley, delaying departures for at least another 24 hours, according to weather reports from Toronto.
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Windsor
Ont
Ontario
London
England
Royal Windsor
Frederick Stupart
Toronto
St. Lawrence Valley
Cows Rounded Up by Sheriff North of City Limits
Fourteen cows creating a traffic hazard were rounded up by the sheriff's forces on Pearl road north of the city limits on Monday. The cattle were returned to their owners after Promises Weis obtained an agreement they would be kept tied off the road.
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Pearl Road
Weis
Fund grows for stadium entrance project
A community committee led by Mayor Ralph Meebech works to raise funds for a new stadium entrance at the high school site. The group aims to complete construction and install the entrance by the end of the month with Gates and harvest ceremonies planned.
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RMO
Br. Agate
Mme
Ralph Meebech
Ade Gate
Ouarvest
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Gegil
Phil Arnold
Phil
Phrilis
DR. McAndrew
Chigago
Avon Lake Man
Bern Smith
Wien
Order OF Demolay
G. E. French
Elyria
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