Eighteen Deaths in Ohio From Hottest 48 Hours
Report by United Press details eighteen deaths across Ohio during an extreme heat wave that began last Wednesday. Drownings and prostrations occurred in Toledo Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and other cities as record temperatures reached the upper 90s.
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Ohio
United Press
Forthern Obio
Cadiz
Cintinnati
Springfield
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Government Plans Ocean Tests for Floating Seadrome
The government will conduct extensive Atlantic tests with a floating seadrome after record ocean flights. DuPont engineers and BePont works in Wilmington will launch the 400 by 400 foot device, anchored two months away, 20 feet underwater and 60 feet above, to assess long range passenger air service across the Atlantic.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
United Press
BePont
Wilmington
Del
Ocean
Anchorage
House
Naval Affairs
Ary Air
DuPont
Atlantic
Byrd Recaps Hours After Flight Crash Off France
Commander Richard Byrd described the perilous last hours of the flight to France from Ver sur Mer. He said the landing on the beach failed, wheels broke, the ship skimmed the sea, and the main plane suffered major damage. Also noted were exhaustion and partial amnesia among crew members including Bert Acosta and Bernt Balchen.
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Ver-Sur-Mer
France
Richard F. Byrd
America
Paria
Byrd
Auber
Shannel
Zyers Thomsciyse
George Neville
Bert Acosta
Bernt Balchen
United Press
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Byrd's party lands after ship runs aground at shore
Commodore Byrd recounts the landing after their plane or ship was moored off shore when tides rose and the craft drifted. They test a rubber boat to reach land and seek shelter in a village, with Byrd and Norville staying in a seaside cottage while Acosta and Balch remain.
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James Sullivan
Youngstown Steelworker
Dewes Spicer
Ohio River
Bellaire
Robert Kimball Columbus
Big Walnut Creek
Columbus
James Sromiger
Scioto River
Chillicothers
Brophy
Niles
Gerald Gomm
New Lexington
Byrd
Georges Bonnet
Madame Bonnet
Brré
Noviile
Boanecs Trodent
Acosta
Balchfen
Norille
Heat Death Toll Rises Across Regions
Intense heat grips the midwest and beyond with scores of deaths and severe suffering. Forecasters show relief possible with tonight’s thundershowers. The tally lists 85 heat related deaths across towns and states including Chicago twenty two and Ohio nineteen.
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Tomor
United Press
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Chicago
St.Louis
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
Oramn Steel Mills to Close for Week
LorainJuly 1 Approving 10 000 men will be thrown at work here Saturday when inplant of the National Trade pany closes for the period of ty2 12 090 Practically every mlo ment of the company will The announcement made Officials follows on the report stack conditions all over the
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Elyria Woman Receives Repossessed Falcon Knight Car
Mrs Stanford received a Falcon Knight automobile yesterday after merchants honored their Larain Days merchandising event. The mayor authorized delivery of the car to the recipient at the office yesterday afternoon.
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Elyria
Ace Stanford
Falcon Knight
Larain
Elvria Public Library to Move to Larger Quarters
Elvria Public Library trustees announced plans to relocate to the Reely property beside the M E church. Attorney H W Inderson said growth has outpaced current quarters, with prior civic projects including a $550,009 donation for Fly Stadium and a $30,000 Ely park swimming pool.
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Elstia
Elvria
Ely Park
Zor
Elyria
Treasury surplus record set as Mills reports largest in history
Washington July 1 4 Secretary of the Treasury Mills announced the fiscal year surplus closed June 20 at 625 million million 79 trillion? with ordinary receipts 4 129 million and expenses 3 493 million. Tax receipts total 2 225 billion compared with 1 992 million last year, misc receipts 6540 90 million versus 3945 00 million, custom receipts 605 000 060 million vs 579 906 000 last year. Of the surplus 611 009 000 already retired public debt. 24 000 000 added to next balance. More than half due to disposal of capital assets and other items winding down.
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Washington
Treasury Mills
Treasury
Mills
Heat Rages Across Middle West With Heavy Death Toll
Chicago reports nearly twenty casualties as heat wave bites the middle west. Relief promised for tonight failed to arrive after a day of extreme temperatures. Some regions saw relief, but most remained sweltering with high humidity and minimal cloud cover.
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Chicago
Teday Aad
Middle West
State Education Dept Reorganizes Creating Two Posts
The State Board of Control approved a reorganization of the State Department of Education at Education Director Vernon M Riegel's request. Gladys W Thompson and H D Swigert were ousted from their posts, replaced by W R Heistand as auditor and Hazel C Hadley as director of special schools.
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State Department of Education
State Board of Control
Vernon M Riegel
Gladys W. Thompson
H. D Swigert
W. R. Heistand
Hazel C Hadley
Donahey
Heistand
Agreed Verdict Ends $25,000 Lawsuit Over Car Accident
An agreed verdict for 4359 in Judge W B Thompson's court settled a $25 000 damages suit filed by Margaret Billings of 1760 Elyria Avenue against Alice M Salem Ansel Road and East 93rd Street Cleveland The case arose from injuries when Billings rode as a guest in Salem's car along Lake Road about a year ago alleging driver negligence caused the car to hit a road bump. A separate brief item notes the Lake George steamer Sagamore sank near Glen Echo with twelve passengers and crew of thirty rescued.
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W B Thompson Todev
A.t
Margaret Billings
Elyria Avenue
Alice M Salem Ansel
East 93Rd Street
Cleveland
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Sagamore
Lake George
Glen Eyrie
Wascot
Byrd’s Monoplane Returns Near Paris After 49 Hours Flight
Professor Herbert Adams Gibbons and Captain White with Commander Richard Byrd’s team left Ver Sur Mer to bring Byrd and crew to Paris. Weather hindered landing as the monoplane circled Le Bourget and along the French coast for hours. Reports say the plane crossed the Channel and neared Brest Cherbourg before landing near Yer Sur Mer as officials in Paris and Caen hailed the safe return.
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Herbert Adams Gibbons
Rodman Wanamaker
Psrd
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White
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Byrd
Beyeaux
Caen
France
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Cherbourg
Falmouth
England
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Revence
Byrd Wireles
Yer- Sur Mer
Raymond Policare
Department of Calladox
Let No. 1
Commercial aviation study under Coolidge on summer vacation
President Coolidge is studying federal legislation to aid commercial aviation development. He notes Byrd Lindbergh Chamberlin and others have demonstrated intercontinental flight feasibility and may prompt December recommendations to Congress.
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Charles Lindbergh
Claraneca Chamberlin
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Day Hands Net Three Arrests
After a short vacation O E B Rankin a state prohibition inspector led raids Thursday night with seven deputies. Three Lorain men faced arraignment before Judge A R Webber in the court of common pleas at 2:50 pm. Frank Statin 1768 28th street Lorain charged with third offense liquor possession. Jack Armstrong Ebrias aren and 18th street Lorain charged with second avenue possession. Two quarts of liquor found on William Wisgo 17th street and Washington avenue Lorain arrested on possession charges. One more raid failed as underworld leaders tipped off establishments under suspicion.
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A R Webbers
Court of Common Pleas
Frank Statin
28Th Street
Lorain
Jack Armstrong
Ebria Arene
18Th Street
Lorain i
Second Avenue
Wiliam
Wisgo
17Th Street
Washington Avenue
Lorala
Dry Squad
Elty
Air Tour Planes Reach Pitcairn Field Philadelphia
Fifteen planes in the national air tour pass Pitcairn field Philadelphia en route from Curtiss field Long Island to Baltimore. Thirteen are contestants with two escorting planes. The Long Island leg completed without incident and contestants averaged about 45 minutes for the hop.
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Philadeulphia
Pitcairn Field
Curtiss Field
L. 1
Baltimore
Long Island
Richmond Awarded Grotto Convention in 1928
Richmond Virginia was chosen to host the 1928 Grotto convention by the Supreme Council of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm during its final session in Cleveland Ohio.
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Richmond
Cleveland
Supreme Council of the Mystic Order
Mansfield Man Takes Seat on State Industrial Commission
Wyanington T Leonard of Mansfield, Republican, assumed a seat on the State Industrial Commission today, succeeding Miss Rose Moriarty of Cleveland, whose term expired. Moriarty had served on the commission since July 1, 1921.
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Miss Moriarty
Mansfield Man Colombes
Wyanington T Leonard
Mansfield
State Industrial Commission
Rose Moriarty
Cleveland
Ohio State Library Closes Doors in Columbus
Ohio state library closed today after a farewell picnic for 309 employees. Only Herbert S Hirshberg and a small staff remained to clear up affairs, with Hirshberg on duty per the Attorney General’s instructions. A trustees meeting with Governor Donahey on Wednesday will decide the library’s disposition and a preservation committee will seek restoration methods.
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Columbu
Ohio State
Herbert S Hirshberg
Hirshberg
Atty Gen Turcer
Donahey
Grace May Hop Off Today From Barking Sands
At Barking Sands Kauai on July 1 the attempted trans Pacific flight by Dick Grace of Prasadena Calif was postponed to at least 2 pm Honolulu time as weather and wind improve. Grace's flight manager Lieut B Roger said the wind must fall below 16 miles per hour before takeoff.
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Barking Sands
Island of
Kauai
Dick Grace
Prasadenia
Calif
Honolula
Timal
B. Roger
Grace
Roger
Lindbergh Plans Ottawa Flight Leg In Canada Visit
Charles A Lindbergh, famed for the Spirit of St Louis crossing, leaves New York for Ottawa in a possible nonstop Canada leg pending weather. The flight continues Lindberghs rapid post Atlantic triumphs as he seeks further acclaim.
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Louis Mn
Charlies
New York
Parla
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Lindbergh
Spirit of St
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