Naval Limitation Talks Progress Amid July Celebrations
The technical commission reached broad agreement on submarine limits after the Fourth of July celebrations. It fixed two submarine classes at 1,890 and 600 tons with a 33 year age cap and five inch guns. The United States secured a partial victory as Britain pushed for 1,800 tons for the larger class, while the American delegation fought for higher tonnage.
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Greseva
Technical Commission
United States
Britain
County fair entry progress highlighted by department heads
Dr E P Clement told Fair Association directors that 62 horses have been entered across three classes for the county fair set for September 5 to 7. He noted some of the nation’s top racehorses are among the entries and departmental superintendents reported good progress toward a strong fair. Commissioner W B Richmond commented on the positive outlook for what may be one of the biggest fairs held locally.
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E. P. Clement
The
Fair Association
OTR
W. B. Richmond
Jugo Slavia and Albania Near War Threat
Jugo Slavia issues a virtual ultimatum to European powers over the dispute with Albania. Belatedly insisting on action, Albania must release Jurash Koritch, the interpreter for the Jugoslav delegation at Durazzo, within 45 hours or face further consequences.
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Jego-Slavia
Jurge- Slavia
Albsaie
Albania
I Jurash- Koritch
Durazzo
Death of Robert Henderson at 42 in Pittsburgh
Robert Henderson died suddenly at his home on Harvard avenue at 5:30 this morning aged 42 years 7 months 6 days. He leaves a wife three sisters Mrs Walter Rendon Mrs R W Moore Mrs Carl Ruhe all of Pitustursh Pa and one brother Harry Henderson of Denver Co. He was a member of the First Congregational church and the Frank S Harmon Masonic Lodge. Friends may call at Sudra Funeral Home and the body will be transported to his home in Pittsburgh for burial after services.
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Robert Henderson
Harvard Avenue
Walter Rent °Don
R. W. Moore
Carl Ruhe
Pitustursh
Harry Henderson
Denver
Colorado
Henderson
Fist Congregational Church
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Lodge
Sudra
Fittsburgh
Minor Accidents Reported To Police
Two minor accidents were reported to police Friday. H L Las on of 113 South Jackson Street Batavia entered East River Street slowly and was struck by a car driven by Ben LeVine of 1317 Broadway Cleveland. LeVine arranged to pay for damages. A second crash occurred shortly after midnight on West Broad Street when Mrs Boalo of 139 Street Yard backed out and was struck by a car driven by P L Dempser of 315 Grace Court. Mrs Boald’s car had no less damage and tail light torn, while the other vehicle suffered a rear fender damage.
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H. L. Lason
South Jackson
Batavia
East River Street
Broadst
Ben Levir
Broadway
Cleveland
Levine
West Broad Street
Boalo
139 street_ yard
Ten Questions from Today's Current Events Quiz
A reader quiz lists ten questions covering recent politics, economics, and culture. Topics include Irish election outcomes, British labor disputes, a Coolidge era treasury surplus forecast, a large film star sale, a major sports tourney at Atlantic City, and world distance record claims.
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Plaray
Treasury
Coolidge
Walshes
House of Commons
Atlantic City
Police probe into murder case bungling claims
Cleveland detectives Captain Emmett Potts and Harry Brown began a probe into alleged bungling in the Ida Glazer murder case under Safety Director Edwin D. Barry. They conferred with County Prosecutor Edward Stanton and assistant Jevelyn Cohen, who prosecuted Mrs. Heles I Glazer. If bungling occurred, the officers said charges will be preferred.
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Cleveland
Gulf 2
Ida Glasger
Emmett Potts
Harry Brown
Edwin D. Barry
Edward © ‘Stanton
Jevelyn Cohen
Heles I Schatter Glazer
Potts
Girl Breaks Both Arms In Fall
Hilda Schubert, 72, of Lorain, fractured both arms Friday after falling from a second story porch at a residence on West Avenue and Sixth Street where she is employed. She was shaking out some chores when the railing gave way and she was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Hilda Schubert
Lorain
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Elyria Mecroria Hospital
Three Divorces Filed in Local Court
Three divorce petitions were filed in the clerk of courts today. Littan Latting seeks divorce and custody of a child from Merton Latting of 13% West Clinton Street Elmira New York, on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty with wilful absence for three years. Edward Odell sues Etta Odell of 3123 Cypress Avenue Cleveland for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty, alleging no affection for four years. Lillian Hassa sues Richard Hassa of Huntington Township for divorce, alimony, child custody, restoration of her former name, claiming gross neglect and extreme cruelty and that he assaulted her with clenched fists and is of a revengeful disposition.
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Clerk of Courts
Littan
Merton
West Clinton Street
Elmira
Edward Odell
Etta Odell
Cypress Avenue
Cleveland
Lillian Hassa
Richard Hassa
Huntington Township
Hassa
Italy Praises U S Flyers In Transatlantic Feat
Rome dispatch notes Lazero TV Italia praising Byrd as an exceptional pilot and saluting United States aviation. The paper asserts U S dominance in nonstop flights, citing three Atlantic crossings and one Pacific crossing in the past 40 days. It lauds American prowess and expresses admiration for American innovation and youth.
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Rome
Byrd
Lazero TV Italia
America
United States Aviation
Atlantic
Pacific
Kaliaps
Jtallgas
Widow Loses Will Contest in Bowling Green Case
The Ohio Court of Appeals upheld the will of Jack N. Easley of Bowling Green, creating a life income for widow Helen L. Easter and a trust directing funds to finance higher education for worthy Bowling Green High School graduates. Easter had argued the husband was not competent when he made the will. The court ruled Easley was an unusually bright and competent businessman at the time.
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Toledo
Jack N. Easley
Bowling
Green
Wood County Abstractor
Ted
Co of
Apeals
Helen L. Easter
School Board of
Bowling Green
Bowling Green High School
Truck upsets. one killed and another badly injured
Charleston WV July 2 One moving truck overturned on the Midland Trail near Hurricane late yesterday. One unidentified man was killed and the other was badly injured. The injured man was so sobered that he could not name his companion or give his own name.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paciy
Navy weighs world flight around the equator
On July 7 the navy weighed Wilbur’s proposal for a nonstop around the world flight at the equator with multiple hops. No details were released, and Wilbur did not say if the idea came from within the service or outside aviation circles. The secretary favors a scaled route as more practical than Byrd’s suggested round-the-world attempt.
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Wastington
Equator
Wilbur
Navy
Richard BE. Byrd
Hold Off Dud Detective Charged With Battery Assault
Youngstown police detective David Thomas was arrested on battery and assault charges. He remained in custody pending court appearance as Chief Rey Goodwin declined to suspend him. An affidavit by lawman Leles alleges Thomas struck Dallas Moore three times during a dispute between detectives.
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Youngstown
David Thomas
McNicholas
Rey Goodwin
Thomas
Frank Anzelotti
Itsrward
Leles
Hershell Smith
Themmas
Alrea
Dallas Moore
National Defense Week Calls For Soviet Mobilization
In an article, Alexei Rykov urges the population to back a national defense week as Britain tensions rise. He states every worker should be able to use a gun, defend against gas, and strengthen war power, mobilizing all popular forces to support the army, fleet, and rear services.
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Monuons
Great Britain
Alexey Rykov
Council of Peoples Commissars
Great
Soviet Union
Unmasked Men Rob Jewelers in Youngstown
In Youngstown two men robbed a jewelry store posing as customers. They struck the clerk and jeweler, forced them to lie down, broke into the safe, and escaped with four boxes of rings worth around 300 dollars. Georges Michel, noted baker, swam the English Channel and earned the Grand Prix from the French Sports academy.
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Youngstuws
Tro Reunk
Antolli
Georges Michel
Bystander Dies After Cincinnati Gun Battle Between Police and Robbers
Richard Rott, 62, a city heart worker, was fatally wounded as an innocent bystander during a revolver duel between police and thieves who had just stolen a safe from Pure Oil. Rott died after aiding two robbers who fled the scene. shots also struck him in the thigh and abdomen as the exchange occurred near the Pure Oil Co. in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Richard Rott
Pure of
Auto accident injures girl at B. and O. crossing
Margaret Toth of R. F. D. 4 received lacerations near her right eye when the car she rode in struck the rear of the vehicle ahead at the Cheriin road B. and O. crossing shortly before 6 am. Other passengers were hurt and the injured girl was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Hurton
Margaret Toth
B. and O
Cheriin Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Market snapshot from Cleveland and Chicago hogs and grains
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago show hog prices steady to modestly higher with varied weights ranged. Cattle and sheep prices quoted steady. Chicago butter eggs poultry and grain quotations listed with notes of holiday markets and subdued activity.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Virginia Barish
Oklahoma
Arkansas
COHRN
Cochet Wills Win Net Title at Wimbledon
July 2 Cochet of France and Helen Wills of California won singles titles at Wimbledon. Cochet defeated Jean Heretra in five sets, 4-82, 6-3, 6-4, while Miss Wills defeated Senorita Cealvarez 6-0, 6-4 to become the first American woman to win the Wimbledon singles title.
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Cochet - Wills
Heart Cochet
France
Helen Wills
California
Cochet
Jean Heretra
Miss Wills
Senorita Cealvarez
Columbia Steel Net Team Wins Postponed Tennis Tilt
In a delayed Industrial league match Columbia Steel defeated Fox Furnace two to one. Seward of Fox Furnace won his team's only match with Dickson 6 5 6 4. Ed Lamb beat Ray Jackson 6 4 4 0. Lamb and McGowan defeated Steger and Seward 6 4 7 5 in doubles. Two matches at Cascade Park were scheduled for later today with Columbia Steel vs General Industries and Fox Furnace vs Harshaw Fuller Goodwill.
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Columbia Steel
Fox Furnace
Seward
Dickson
Ed Lamb
Ray Jackson
Lamb
McGowan
Steger
Cascade Park
Columba Steel
General Industries
Harshaw-Fuller and Goodwil
Probe revolt of convicts in Kansas mutiny
LANSING Kans July 2 W D Hudspeth deputy warden of the Kansas State penitentiary announced the four day mutiny inquiry would be finished late today. He said punishment for ringleaders could include varied terms in solitary confinement and on the rock pile while others likely receive executive clemency. After the investigation the state board of administration will hear the convicts demands centering on parole after minimum terms.
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Lansing
Kans
W. D Hudspeth
Kansas State Penitentiary
Hudspeth
State Board of Administration
Oklahoma Man Receives Medal for Heroic Act
Washington July 2. President Coolidge awarded the Medal of Honor to Fred Younger of Sallisaw Oklahoma for saving Mrs Takie Jordan from an oncoming freight train at Sallisaw last January. Younger, a freight brake man for the Kansas City Southern Railway, pulled her from danger as she became confused on the crossing. He is the twenty seventh recipient of the medal.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge
Fred Younger
Sallisaw
Okla
Takie Jordan
Younger
Kensas City Southern Railway
Jordan
Ford reliability tour planes take off for Pittsburgh
Thirteen planes in the Ford reliability tour with two escort craft left Logan Field in Baltimore at 10 a m for Pittsburgh. Clear skies and favorable winds aided the seventh leg of the journey. Pilots warned this segment may be the most hazardous yet, with the flight expected to finish by noon.
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Baltimore
Logan Field
Pittsburgh
Toy
Dejtroit
Columbus Youth Dies Under Train Tragedy Near Willard
A youth attempting to reach a swimming hole near Willard was struck by a New York Central train on a bridge. The incident occurred as he and companions were riding a share car. In Atlantic City two estranged brothers, separated six years, met in jail on July 1.
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Coluaibe O
Willard
New York Central
Bischum
Atlantic City
Chief Reports June Fire Pro and 1927 First Half Totals
Chief W. N. Bates releases June and first half 1927 fire reports. June alarms 23, total fire loss 35,845.00. Comparing periods 1925 and 1926 shows varied totals, with Elyria six month figures and overall totals around 3,429.32 for the period. Data reflects local fire department activity and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Bates
Baes
Jane
Elyria
Blackburne’s Return as Pinch Hitter Beats Indians
After a long absence Russell Lena Blackburne, once tabbed as likely to finish his majors with the White Sox, rejoined as a coach and then emerged as a ninth inning pinch hitter to defeat Cleveland with a sharp single. The odd, unclear second fragment references a legal deed involving Robert L Walden, executor, and E D Pitt, with two lots in Welllington, totaling 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Lena) Blackburne
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Od A. Aingle
Davis Brothers Real Estate Probers In Contempt Case
Thos M Davis and Harry Davis, real estate probers, discovered mis maneuvers in adjoining cells at Mayes Landing for contempt of court. Differences kept them apart until a sudden jail meeting spurred silence breaking. Tom Davis jailed for contempt of court and perjury, election violation. Harry Davis committed for contempt due to failure to meet summons, held in jail for a week.
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M- Davis
Harry Davis
Mayes Landing
Tom Devies
Fontempte
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Belden
Medica
Biggs
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Covernor Donaher
Fred Witchiie
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Washington, D. C
Albert F. Hegenberger
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Johnson
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Toledo Gratis
Timothy
Olumbia Steel Net
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway & Light Company
Wainwright Florist
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