Lowell swimmer completes Catalina Channel crossing
Henry F. Sullivan of Lowell, Massachusetts, veteran marathon swimmer, became the second person to swim the Catalina Channel to reach the mainland. He started from Catalina at 1 a.m. Monday and landed at Point Vicente near Long Beach at midnight. A boat convoy encountered fog and a loss, then Sullivan aided in locating the missing craft before heading toward Long Beach.
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Henry F. Sullivan
Lowell
Catalina Island
Long Beach
Cal
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Sullivan
E. F. Chase
Catalina
Point Vicente
Chase
Lone Beach Pier
Daly Takes Witness Ot and Courthouse in White Plains
Debonair 52 year old New York City millionaire Edward W Browning took the witness stand at 11 28 this morning to tell his story of his romance with his sixteen year old wife Frances Heenan Browning known as Peaches Heenan Browning. He spoke in a low drawl, stroked his hair, and fought tears as he described meeting her at the McAlpin hotel after a Plaza dance. Page tt continues.
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White Plains
Edward W
Browning
New York City
Heenan Browning
Frances Heenan Rowning
McAlpin Hotel
the Plaza
Driver of Auto Not Held By Coroner
Coroner Myles Perry announced the driver of the car that struck and killed Robert Maehtin of 132 Union Street Welling on yesterday would not be held. The inquiry suggested the boy Maehtin jumped in front of the passing vehicle, indicating no driver fault.
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Robert Maehtin
Union Street
Wellingon
Maehta
Acheol
Myles Perry
Perry
Ogden Mills Nominated for Treasury Post
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Rep Ogden Mills of New York as undersecretary of the treasury. Mills, who lost the New York governorship race to Al Smith last fall, awaits confirmation.
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Coolidge
Senate
Ogden Mills
New York
Treasury
Mills
al Smith
Trial Opens in Common Pleas Court for Assault to Rob
Anthony Vinsel and Th lass from Lorain face assault with intent to rob in the Lorain Court of Common Pleas. Joe Chrobak, earlier arraigned, pleaded guilty and will testify for the state. Prosecution says Chrobak Wass and Vinsel robbed G. R. Williams on September 24, 1926 to raise funds for tires. Defense claims the act occurred to protect a young woman in Williams's car on West Erie avenue.
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Common Pleas
Anthony Vinsel
Th Lass
Lorain
Com‘ton Pleas
Thompson Y
Joe Chrobak
Vinsel
Wass
Mansfield Reformatory
Chrobak
Winsel
G. R. Williams
Hass
Chrabak
Williams
West Erie Avenue
Hungary not ready for dynastic restoration or taps burga
Budapest February 1 Hungarian government says no restoration of the taps burga or new dynasty during the new year Count Bethlan Hungarian premier tells the International News Service Hungary not in condition to re establish a dynasty and to restore taps burga No. 2 continued on page 2
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Budapest
Beth Hunegarian
Today
Count Bethlan
Hungary
Sheffield Township Man Fined on Liquor Charge
Sheffield Township man John Nuhn pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined $290 plus costs by Justice J. George after being arrested at his home by state prohibition inspector O. FE. Jankin. Nuhn was processed from arrest to conviction in about two hours. Alligator Furore in Conneaut caused a panic on Main Street before it was tranquilized and recaptured.
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John Nuhn
Sheffield Township
J. George
Nuhn
O. FE. Jankin
Conneaut Conneaut
Constitutional clash looms as Smith fights Senate seating
Washington February 1 A high stakes constitutional clash between federal authority and state interests looms over whether Col Frank L Smith and Rep William S Vare can be seated in the Senate The outcome could reach the ballot box as supporters vow to pursue vindication through campaigns if barred and the Senate Elections Committee leans toward seating Smith, with a final ruling expected within two weeks.
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Senate
Col
Frank L. Smith
William S. Vare
Smith
Vare
America
Court of
Cesart
Court of Publicanineion
International News Service
Senate Elections Committee
Grafton Councilman Sues Over Unpaid Pay and Per Night Rates
W P Chamberlain of Grafton sues the village seeking $495.99 plus $2 per night pay due for a year. Other officials including Mayor Mansel and Treasurer Robinson also claim unpaid salaries. The group assigned claims to Chamberlain to access village judgment funds.
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W. P. Chamberlain
Grafton
Chamberlain
H. J. Mansel
Lucy Robinson
Wm. Mack~ovina
B. Daniels
J. P. Knechiges
Tom Kubiski
Stace Munski
Chinese New Year Observed Amid War Voices in Shanghai
In Shanghai on February 1, soldiers lay down umbrellas rifles and other war impediments for a brief Chinese New Year celebration. Nationalists rush re-enforcements along the Yangtze river as Wu Pei Fu and Chang Tso Lin forge new alliances. Reported imminent northern attack on Hankow raises stakes with Cantones negotiating to retain control.
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Ilankow
Fire in Connellsville by-Products mine at Seatts Run
Morgantown West Virginia February James Latshe headed by products mine fire fight at Seatts Run site today directing efforts amid explosions. One man killed and four seriously injured as crews battle the blaze costing the company about 1000 dollars per hour. Nearby mines take precautions while water pours into the flaming mine at rate of twenty one thousand gallons per minute.
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Morgantown
W. Va
James AL Latshe
Cleveland
Connellsville
Seatts Run
Rewards offered for Findlay bandits in store robbery case
Police posted nearly 34,600 in rewards for the Findlay bandits who killed night watchman Peter Grant and robbed a department store of 8,000 dollars Sunday. Authorities say they have secured several fingerprints from the safe and hope to trace the culprits from those clues.
Granville Fire Destroys Wilson Block in Granville
More than 200 Denison University students aided Granville firemen in subduing a blaze that destroyed the Wilson block and eight nearby businesses. Loss estimated at 523,300 with various individual losses listed. Explosions hampered firefighting. residents escaped unharmed. COLUMBUS Feb 1 Claim 1200 of Ohio's 40000 state employes unnecessary voted here by Senator Ackerman backing a resolution to weed out excess staff and cut government costs amid legislative scrutiny.
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Granville
Dennison University
Nsewark and
Wilson
College
Kreyee Eery
James Oh
Morrow
Minerva
Contuctionery
Datin Son
Claraayven
Beeadwiny Street
Granvilly
Lbs
Tinauncy
Columbus
Ohio
Tor N. Ackermin
Iyelind
Senate Judiciary
Ackerman
Flat & Post
Jovestman State Departmentad
Aggertion
Ghat Macy
Uris Marsligi
Ogi
Siroer car collision injures many in Cleveland area
A strong crash last night during rush hour left about 15 people treated at hospitals with superficial wounds. One driver left the road and struck another vehicle, blocking traffic for an hour. No major injuries reported among bystanders or cats in the vicinity.
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Cleveland
Fen
Elyria Youth Otm of aeugtin Todays War Pax Incident
In Elyria a youth, Turner Reeder son of Rev Veader, is hospitalized after an automobile collision dispute with Hand led to shooting by Hand. Reeder was struck in the chin and neck. another bullet hit his back. Companions Phillip Teefy Wile Vain Smith and George Parner were with him. Continued on Page 2.
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Tubbard Reeder
Veader
Mocmerinh
Clare
Kipton
Phillip Teefy
Wile Vain Smith
George Parner
Ner
Turner
Wand
Hand
Iin Hose
Reeder
Americans Evacuating Cities Amid Chinese Crisis
Washington reports increased pessimism over the Chinese crisis as the navy orders 1200 Marines from San Diego to Chinese waters. A potential full evacuation of Americans and property loss prospects loom, with fears for missions, schools, and individuals, including Yale-in-China treasurer Dickson Leans.
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U. S
Navy Department
San Diego
Washiington
Far Eastern
Coolidge
United States
China
C. 8. Williams
Dickson HH. Leans
Yale-in- China
Shanghai
Sun Chuan-Fang
Marines
America
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Debonair Millionaire
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Wen
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Edwin A Brown
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Findlay
Basmits
Margaret Hatfield
Jude
Charles §. Hareld
Whey Deen
Mrs. Gordon
Gordon State
Morre
Colftsian
Elyria
Aeugtin
Kinton
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