Trans Atlantic flight ends in crash near Santo Antonio
Brazilian forests destroy the trans Atlantic airplane of Lt. Col. Tadeo Larre Borges and Capt. Leon Challe. Challe slightly injured, Larre Borges unharmed. Challe reaches Santo Antonio, telegram sent to Uruguay minister. Officials rush aid as wreck prompts wide response across Brazil.
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Bahia
Tadeo Larre Boges
Leon Challe
Challe
Santo Antonio
Larre Gorges
T Larre Borges
Rio de Janeiro
Natal
Lareenereation Company
Rio Tre Janeiro
Santa Antonio
Pernambuco
Larre Borgas
Chane
Seville
Spain
South America
Brazil
South Atlantic
Arturo Ferrarin
AR H EROES HOP FF ON 6 000 MILE JAUNT
Squadron Leader A G Jones-Williams and Flight Lieutenant N N Jenkins launched from Cranwell at 6 00 am on a 6004 mile non stop flight to Capetown South Africa in a Fairey Navier monoplane carrying 1000 gallons of petrol. Durban is an alternate goal while the team aims to beat the world nonstop record in a 68 hour window.
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London
A. G. Jones-Williams
N. N. Jenkins
Cranwell
Capetown
Africa
Jones-Williams
Jenkins
Cranwael Karach
India
Avorld
Prenektiers
Dueudenne
Matrice Bellauteim
LeBourget Field
Paris
Tsitsimar
Manchuria
Auto Crashes Into Filling Station on Pittsfield LaGrange Road
County authorities search for a driver believed to have stolen an automobile in Bedford Sunday night after it rammed a gasoline station on the Pittsfield LaGrange road. The car wrecked the station building owned by Charles Gotts and was completely inside the structure when halted.
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Pittsfield - LaGrange Road
Bedford
Charles Gotts
Lima Locomotive Works Wins Big Freight Order
Lima Locomotive Works received an order for twenty five giant freight locomotives for the Missouri Pacific railroad. The engines will cost more than $2,500,000 as part of the Missouri Pacific's $25,000,000 expansion plan announced today in Lima, Ohio.
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Lima Locomotive Plant
Lima. Q
Lima Locomotive Works
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
From 21 to County Extension Agent Career Overview
Tiertan R. Al ker worked at Mason Tire and Rubber in Kent Ohio at 21 then returned to Ohio State University for two years of study. He earned a Master’s in soils, joined Geauga County as extension agent in August 1925, moved to Elyria in 1929 as Lorain County agent. Married with one son, he lives at 219 Stanford Avenue and aspired as a boy to be a forest ranger.
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Tiertan R. Alker
Mason Tire and Rubber Company
Kent
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Geauga County
Elyria
Lorain County
Alger
Stanford Wenuwe
French fliers set new distance record on closed course
Paris and Istres report Dieudonne Coste and Paul Coda flew a triangular 206 mile course at about 100 mph, surpassing 4761 miles in 55 hours and 8 minutes and totaling around 4870 miles with fuel savings. They averaged 52 hours aloft on a 3,900 mile leg, aiming to extend total distance barring accidents.
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Marseilles
Raneer
Dee
Dieudoune Coste
Istres
1Si Plom
Coste
Hs Companion
Paris
Coda
Caste
Maurice Bellante
Tsitsmar
Manchuria
Empty Stocking Fund Mounts Slowly
The Empty Stocking fund for Elyria grows slowly with $329.45 received and $90 in outstanding pledges. Treasurer Alex C. Dehileman reports five dollars from Boy Scouts Troop Four and the Veterans of Foreign Wars plus individual gifts this morning.
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Elyria S
Alex C. Dehileman
Boy Scouts
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Federal income taxes reduced in 1929 plan
Washington reports a one percent rate cut to 1929 incomes set to save individuals about 70 million dollars and corporations around 90 million. Hoover and Mellon push a flexible annual tax plan with reductions varying by income, with larger cuts for higher earners and a 12 1/2 percent corporate rate down to 11 1/2.
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Washington
Hoover
Seery
Treasury
Mellon
Esterday
Thraove
Iesa
Urder
Melon
Melton
Congress
Quake Of Severe Intensity Recorded At Pes Body Museum
An earthquake of severe intensity lasting one hour was recorded today on the seismograph at Pes body museum. Yale observer Fred C. Herpech reports the quake began at 6 49 and occurred about 1750 miles from New Haven. Direction not yet determined.
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NEW Havgan. Com
Pes
Yale University
Fred C. Herpech
New Haven
Health chief appointments announced in Columbus
State Health Director Dr CG Neal announced the appointment of Dr Homer Austin of Columbus as head of the Hygiene division and Dr Alfred B Lipber of Columbus as head of the division of child hygiene in the State Wealth department on December 17.
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Columbus
CG. A. Neal
Homer Austin
State Wealth Department
Alfred B. Lipber
Death of Mrs. Mary Rittner in stove fire tragedy
A Delaware incident reports the death of 39 year old Mrs. Mary Rittner after her clothing caught fire from flames rising from a heating stove. The accident occurred at her home, and authorities are investigating the cause and circumstances surrounding the blaze.
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Delaware
Mary Rittner
Cold Wave Expected to Hit Ohio Tomorrow
Bulletin from Columbus reports the United States Weather Bureau predicts a cold wave sweeping Ohio tomorrow with temperatures dropping to around 10 degrees. Rain tonight in central and western parts and snow tomorrow will herald the cold air mass.
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Columbus
Ohio
Inmoerrou
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Toway
Campaign to raise five million for Ohio Methodist Temple
Ohio Methodists launch a statewide drive to raise 5 million dollars for a 24 story Methodist Temple in Columbus. Construction may start next year and the project aims to be paid in full upon completion with every layman urged to participate.
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Columbus
Ann Hed Tadaw
Wamune Lee
Empia
Cc Sthc
May trial to beginEd delayed by illness in Lorain manslaughter case
Opening of the Williams trial in Lorain for manslaughter was postponed to tomorrow due to illness of Assistant Prosecutor John Harding. Williams, indicted for manslaughter in the October 21 car crash that killed William Clark, faced a jury selection that stretched into the first day. Also noted: repair work on Third Street and West Bridge Street and a county hearing on Baker Harrington ditch assessments in Eaton and Columbia townships, with parking violation tags dropping to eight.
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Williams
Lorain
May
Don Myers
John Harding
Charles Adams
William Clark
Baker-Harrington
Eaton
Columbia Townships
Judges Named For Yuletide Illumination Contest
The Chronicle Telegram names judges Miss Mary Frances Squire Mrs. Herman Stevens and George H. Chamberlain to pick three Yuletide Illumination winners. Awards range 25 15 and 10 dollars. Entry is open to all city residents and entries are due by year end with judge visits planned between Christmas and New Year.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mary Frances Squire
Herman
Stevens
George H. Chamberlain
Chronfield Telegram
Coroner Details Findings On Timms Spring Disaster
Coroner Perry released findings into the Timms Spring Company blast that killed six employees. He concluded gas pressure in an old line caused the explosion after a three-fourths inch hole admitted gas into the building. An inquest and probe by officials examined possible negligence in testing and ignition.
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Geronty Myles
Perri
Timms Spring Company
Perry
Withe A
Don Myers
Myers
Award judgments in Lorain accident case total 2510 each
Tenor of verdicts in common pleas court on July 1928 accident that killed two Lorain children. Tre Crea Company found liable for 2510 to estate of Andrew Urnains and 2510 to administrator of Patricia Muay. Victims were nine year old Michael Hrelia and three year old Patricia Muay, both Lorain residents.
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Common Pleas
Nrichwine Tre Crea Company
Andrew Ur
Muchael Hrelia
Iatwin
Fandant
Ray
Islyrin Syne
Twenty-Third Street
Loram
John May
Patricia Muay
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Sixty Miners Entombed After Oklahoma Mine Blast
Sixty miners were reported entombed in the Old Town coal mine north of McAlester Oklahoma after an explosion today. Rescue efforts were underway as officials assessed the situation and possible casualties. The incident occurred in the Old Town mine, a key regional coal operation.
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Mcalester
Okla
Old Town
Here
Chest conference at hospital today invites lung checkups
New cases of tuberculosis are being discovered at every chest conference held under the Lorain County Public Health Council. The events are funded by Christmas Seals sales, with a special examiner available without charge for those worried about lung health.
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Loraine County
Aly
Dramatic Overhaul Shakes Cleveland Police Department
Three major changes swept through the Cleveland police force after an internal inquiry into alleged leaks. Captain Winfield Potts, head of the detective bureau, was reassigned to the third precinct to probe racketeering, Detective W.H. was demoted to patrol duty, and Emma Selin Her, a six year bureau veteran, was dismissed. The shakeup followed inspector Reid’s testimony and claims of contradiction with Detective Lieutenant Frank W. Story.
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Cleveland
Dew
Pelion Department
Edwin D. Ba
Winiet Potts
Detective Bureau of Criminal Investiion
Emma SelinHer
Reid
Frank W. Story
Larcy
Dow Tax Rearing Under Way
County prosecutors report slow tax hearings underway as a new tax law prompts assessments. Officials note that the Dow tax law, tied to state prohibition actions, has led to a $100 assessment on property sales and multiple cases awaiting review for justification.
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DOW
Riine
Wielow
Ingmar
Meyer
Tatra County
Bound Over On Liquor Charge In Browshelm Case
Bound over on a third offense liquor charge. Was arrested by Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies last night on River Road, Browshelm. Judge W. J. Thompson set bond at $590 for Wellman.
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Wellman
River Road
Browshelm
Clarence Adams
W. Jises B. Thompson
Capacity crowd packs Elytia council meeting over traffic ordinance
City Council held its last regular session of the year as residents and council members debated Elytia's traffic ordinance. The chamber was packed with spectators, many outside the doors, while critics and supporters voiced concerns, with committee referrals to December 30 for reporting. The Chamber of Commerce urged changes including extending 30 minute parking to two hours and banning certain U turns, plus a one hour curb to street line parking allowance when paved. A property owners petition sought repeal or modification of sections restricting parking times, with emphasis on Court Street parking differences.
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Elytia
Council Chamber
Lotuv
Police and Fire
Chamber of Commerce
Inter
Petidiona
Chamber
Flyria
Court Street
Insertion Ad Sells Ten Merry-Go-Round Horses
A newspaper insertion reports that ten merry-go-round horses were sold and calls continue to arrive seeking more information. The note indicates ongoing interest in the sale and emphasizes the remaining demand for the items.
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South Africa
Carrie Black Sincere
Victor W. Sincere
National Department Stores
Nathan Fryer
Sincere
Louis Black
Bailey Company
Azores
Sinceres
Fryer
Great Steel
New York
Wall Street
Efatan
L Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Ions
Wisconsin
Kenoshia
Wis
Wisconsin Oxygen and Hlydrogen Company
Joseph Robeel
Huron County
Norwalk
Harry LD. Smith
Peru Township
Edward Gregory
Gregory
E. K. Shimman
Auckland
N. Z
Ateamner
VOR
House Foreign Affairs
Tlaiti
Third Street
West Bridge Street
Ind
Chronicle- Telegram
Manes
Springpfibly
Wiliam Highwarden
Sprengh & Ice Company
Rete
Twighwar
Farw Bureau
Pant’em Bureau
Org
Lawrence Betts
Kellogs
Bulletin
Police Department
Mesrea
Mabe Gerd Ruckerage
la Grange
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