Coolidge Busy Schedule in Havana at Pan American Conference
President Coolidge arrives in Havana on Sunday to open the sixth Pan American Conference. He travels with a large delegation including Mrs Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg. The visit features a palace reception, a banquet, and the conference opening at the National Theater with limited addresses by the two Presidents.
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Havana
Coolidge
Capiol
U.S
Texas
Paris
Hiawasa Harbor
Hanael Martinez
Orestes Ferrara
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Senora Machado
National Theater
Machado
Finca Nentra
Santiago de Las Vegas
Plane Aims Sharp Nicaragua Flight From Miami
A U S Army air corps monoplane, 2 ton Fokker, departed Miami at 3 30 am for Managua Nicaragua via Cuba and the Caribbean. Major L M Bourne led the crew J F Plata and Master F Belcher joined. The 4 160 mile hop targets an direct flight to Nicaragua to aid Gen Sandino against rebel forces. The previous attempt ended at Tela Honduras.
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Miami
Fla
Mane Corps
Manacua
Stcarazua
L. M. Bourne
Y- Bourne
J. F. Plateaa
Fant
B. F. Belcher
Sandino
Cube
Caribbean
Nicaragua
Maj
J. Brainerd
Tela
Honduras
Guards Ordered to Oyster Bed District in Virginia
In Chomond Virginia on January 15 guardsmen police and city officers were dispatched to Mobjack Bay York River and Glouces ter County to quell disorders from armed resistance amid state lease protests. Gov Harry F Byrd ordered three companies under Adjutant General W W Sale after a county ambush report indicating 25 armed men fired seven volleys at the patrol craft Katy of the state fisheries commission.
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Chmond
Mobjack Bay
York River
Gloucester County
Harry F. Byrd
W. W. Sale
County Ofmerala
Katy
State Asheries Commission
Coolidge Special Train Heads to Havana for Pan American
President Coolidge and party speed toward Havana on the Friendship Special to open the Pan American conference. The train halted at Key West as Hughes and Kellogg prepared for policy talks while the president rests to endure the 51 hour journey.
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Washington
Coolidge
Southland
Havana
Key West
Fla
Charles Fyans Hughes
Fletcher
Kellogg
Wilbur
United Press
al Special
Hughes
Hugces
Hes West
Jacksonville
Florida
Judge Webber To Speak At Medina Union Meeting
Judge A. R. Webber will address Medina church union meeting Sunday evening in observance of the eighth anniversary of the eighteenth amendment. Earlier he spoke to the Operlin Business College students on Purpose in Life and to Columbia Township High School students on the future enforcement of the Temperance Law. He praised the groups and noted their temperance program support.
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A. R. Webber
Medina
Columbie
Tariff Revision Agitates Congress
Washington notes Republicans move to push tariff revision from the House as Senate debates continue. Rep Dickinson Iowa proposes upward revision on agricultural imports to shield farmers, while the Senate favors downward revision on manufactured imports. Dickinson plans to introduce next week and push to Ways and Means, with GOP efforts to block and Democratic support possible. Garner of Texas pledges aid to bring tariff resolutions to the floor. Western Republicans' backing could spark notable developments in a political year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Restern Agricultural Reputizcars
Repickinson
Rep
Iowa
Dickinson
McMaster
Garner
Tex
Tari
Town Farm
Baccalaureate Service for Elyria High Seniors
The baccalaureate for eighty Elyria High School seniors will be held Sunday night at First Congregational Church. Rev W C Forler of Church of Christ will give the address. The McDowell chorus will sing an anthem. On Monday January 16 seniors attend the traditional Senior Chapel at the high school.
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Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
W. C. Forler
Church of Christ
McDowell Chorus
Rippler Attacks Convert Columbus Area Again
The Columbus Ohio police probe a new ripper incident after a man slit two girls on Wednesday and grabbed a 20 year old woman near her home. Names of the earlier victims 13 and 16 are given with ongoing suspect detentions and releases as investigators seek the culprit.
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Columbus
Helen Wells
Toelma Weaver
Lula Thompson
Velma West to Face Murder Charge in Ohio
In Painesville Ohio Lake county examiner Velma West the first woman to be indicted for first degree murder is slated for arraignment in common pleas court today or Monday over the hammer slaying of her husband Edward West Her lawyers Francis W Poulson and Richard Bostwick call the indictment unwarranted and say Velma acted in defense of her life with facts yet to emerge The state will be represented by County Prosecutor Seth Paulin and Homer Harper.
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Painesville. O
Lake County
Velma West
Common Pleas
Edward West
West
Francis W. Poulson
Richard Bostwick
Seth Paulin
Miss Anna Starr Called By Death
Miss Anna M Starr formerly of Fioha died at her sister Mrs Caroline S Lewis Miami Florida after a paralytic stroke. Born in Elyria she rose through Lisra High School class of 1854 and earned degrees at Wesleyan University and Oberlin College. She spent fifteen years on Mt Holyoke College faculty as zoology and botany professor. After a Canada trip she stayed with her sister in Miami where her condition declined.
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Anna M. Starr
Fioha
Caroline S. Lewis
Miami
Florda
Elyria
Lisra
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Oberlin Coliema
Doniol
University of Chicano
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Canada
Geo. C. Jameson
Oberlin
South
Lewis
Frances Mallory
Flies Fall To Break Endurance Record
Clarence Chamberlin and Roger Williams failed to set a world sustained flight record at Mitchell Field as they landed at 2 03 p.m. after nearly 52 hours aloft following a Thursday morning takeoff. A new American mark was set earlier when the Bellanca monoplane carried them to 31 hours 11 minutes 25 seconds, surpassing the previous American record set by Chamberlin and Bert Acosta last April.
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Mitchell Field
Clarence Chamberlin
Roger Williams
Roger Q. Williams
Chamberla
Bert Acosta
Lindbergh Rests at Colon Before Continued Flight
Lindbergh rests in Colon Panama after a stop in Panama City to meet French aviators Diewdor ne Costes and Joseph Lebrix. He plans a hunting camp near Bogued and will stay several days. Upon return to the Spirit of St. Louis he may proceed toward Havana then Venezuela and possibly Colombia.
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Colon
Panama
America
Panama City
Areet
Diewdorne Costes
Joseph Lebrix
Lindbergh
Cosiona
Boguede
Spirit of
Man Hunt Across California For Audrey Clark Attacker
A middle aged dirty looking man abducted and assaulted Audrey Clark as she walked home in Los Angeles area. He offered money to help search for a dog then dragged her toward a mountainside shrubbery before releasing her. Posse hunts spread through southern California as police seek clues.
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Los Angeles
Edward Hickman
California
Audrey Clark
Audrey
Marion Parker
Man Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Adolph Taper of Florence, Erie county, was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and had his driver's license suspended for six months after a trial in Justice J. George's court. Taper was arrested by Sheriff E. G. Mathews following an accident in Lorain.
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Adolph Taper
Florence
Erieco
Court of Justice
J. George
Taper
E. G. Mathews Thuredey
Lorain
Failure to find child slayer in Michigan
Elyria police search for two man suspects in the kidnapping and slaying of Dorothy Schneier a five year old Flint kindergarten pupil. Authorities describe the suspect as a medium built man about fifty, five feet ten inches tall driving a dilapidated sedan. The nationwide manhunt covered Michigan to Ohio and involved state officials, police, and volunteers.
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Elyria
Dorothy Schnewler
Flint
Michigan
Cleveland
Toledo
Flint, Mich
Dorothy Schneier
Jekyil-Hyde
Mick
California
Underworld
Ms. Schneider
Dorothy
Vilage
Mount Morris
Midwest
Straits of Mackinac
Ohio River
Bloom To Enter Governor Race
Columbus report says Lieutenant Governor Ear Ud Bloom of Bowling Green will announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. The formal statement may be issued from Bloom's Bowling Green home. Bloom is serving his third term as lieutenant governor.
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Columbus
Lient
Ear Ud, Bloom
Bowling Green
Bloom
Quarrel Ends in Man's Death in Cleveland
Mrs Rose Prochner, 38, to be arraigned today on charges of killing her husband Jubils Prochner, Lakewood restaurant manager shot dead at their home last night. Officers say a romance began three years ago and a quarrel over other women preceded the slaying. Prochner telephoned her sister saying something terrible happened. Police found the man dead in a pool of blood.
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Cleveland
Rose Prochnes
Diphtheria Sweep at Ohio State Penitentiary
Prisoner health drive to check diphtheria and scarlet fever announced by prison physician Dr. George W. Kel after three more cases were found in the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. The plan calls for examination of every inmate to curb the outbreak.
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State Penitentiary
Columbus
George W. Kel
Colored Man Victim Of Shooting In Oberlin
Clarence Youne colored of 62 Locust street Oberlin is in Elsha Memorial hospital with wounds to his left hand and leg after a shooting on Vith street during a party. Casper Cash colored of West avenue is in city jail after the incident. Young said Cash attacked a woman with a Toker while defending her. Cash pursued Young toward Oberlin road before gunfire sent Young to safety and later led to Cash’s arrest.
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Clarence Youne
Locust Street
Oberlin
Elsha Memoral
Sheteun
Casper Cash
West Avenue
Vith Street
Young
Linh Street
Hheuse
Londo
Cash
GB & O
Oberlin Road
Prerless
Murdered man found on highway near Toledo
Joe Nienanaky, 38, was found dead on the Dilie Highway near Toledo, Ohio, with his head beaten in. Officers say he was murdered and dumped from a automobile, as they continue investigations into the crime Wednesday.
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Toledo
Joe Nienanaky
Dilie
Here
Hays
Lorain bond vote needed before bridge work can start
Lorain county residents must approve a bond issue at November elections before construction of the Lorain county Memorial Viaduct across the Black River can begin. The bond, estimated at 2,199,000 dollars, will finance the bridge with separate approval from the earlier vote authorizing building. Local merchants who opposed the Broadway to Reid Ave route urged commissioners to proceed, after former opponents urged speeding construction.
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Lorain County
Black River
Lorain
Asistant
Toy FL. Vamblemark
Vandemark
Tie
Broadway
Reid Ave
W. G. Richmond
George Rhoads
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Discusses Divorce Problem and Law Reform
Common Pleas Judge Carl V. Wergandt told the Men's Club at First Congregational Church that marriage laws lag behind social change and likened license issuance to a hunting or frog license. He cited county divorce rates, urged reform, and warned that more marriages could end by divorce than by death as grounds remain too broad.
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Les
Dolim
Common Pleas
Carl V. Wergandt
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Wervetard Sand
Cuzahuza
Cuyahoga
Goldwave on Way to Ohio
Cold wave headed for Ohio will sweep the state starting tomorrow night. Near zero temperatures are expected by Monday morning with rain tonight changing to snow by Sunday morning according to the United States Weather Bureau at Columbus.
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Columbus. O
United States Weather Bureau
Arrested Men March On Mine In Strife Tension
Steubenville Ohio reports 250 men attempt to stop six mine workers from returning. Deputies disperse crowd then arrests six as National Guard declares the situation the worst in months. Officials say miners cannot resume work amid ongoing blocking and investigations continue.
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Steubenville
Hush Kun
Learch
Don Caldwell
Ohio National Guard
George la Crosse
National Guard
Willis Seeks Thompson For His Campaign Leader
Washington January 14 Senator Walls of Ohio sought Thompson of Cleveland to join his Republican presidential campaign. Walls said he conferred with Thompson and hoped he would accept the leadership role. Willis said Thompson could be secretary to the United States president and noted his recent public service.
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Washington
Carmt Thompson
Cleveland
Walls
Tanase
Thompson
Col. Thompson
Willis
Taft
United States
Dent Coolidge
Philippines
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