Submarine Urns Homeward with 332 Crew Lost
Recovered World War II submarine with 332 dead aboard begins tow from New London to New York dry docks. Tugboats, escort vessels, and hazardous seas test the long 149 mile voyage as pontoons and towing gear are checked at Point Judith before the 48 hour crossing.
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UE. S&s
S&s
New London
Coun
Neering
Brookm S10
Navy Yard
Long Island Sound
New York
Cutter Rock Ko
Hell Gate
Point Judith
Conn
United State
Car Crash Kills One In Piqua City Street Collision
A western Ohio city reports a fatal crash when a car driven by Johny collided with a city street car at Roosevelt avenue. One son is dead and six others, including Wade Fe Troy and Th Troy, are injured. The victims include Guibert Kress and John Ryan with fractures and internal injuries. The driver was reported intoxicated. the street car was crossing when struck.
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Johny
Wmetorman Tiaries
Paquin
Wade Fe Troy
Th Troy
Strick Roosevelt Avenue
wWestwa
Trex
Amery Ship Building Wins Freighter Contract
The Amery can Ship Building Company of Lorain was awarded the contract to build a six hundred foot freighter by the Glland Steamship Company of Chicago. The project adds three ships this winter and provides steady work for about 1583 men. Found dead in Newark Ohio Har Lee Hannel 54 of Dennison died from a heart attack causing an automobile accident. He leaves a wife and mother.
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Lorain
Amerycan Ship Building Company
Gnland Steamship Company of
Chicago
Brad
Alto
Newark
Har Lee Hannel
Dennison
Ohio
Eath
Heads New Naval Aviation Bureau
Edward P. L. Warned is appointed to lead the new Naval Aviation Bureau. The announcement outlines the bureau's creation and its mission to oversee naval air operations and procurement.
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Naval Aviation Bureau
Prohibition Agents Nab Liquor Suspects in Webb Street Raid
State agents Hankin and Meltzer stopped a car near Webb Street on July 4 and found seven quarts of liquor at 327 Winckles Street. Driver was arrested. Jacob Webber and Edwin Gees tie were charged and pled guilty to possession and transporting liquor, receiving fines. A further arrest and fine followed for a third suspect named Jiss ion a, with details remaining unclear.
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O. E. Hankin
Jack Meltzer
Tuly
Jacob
Webber
Winckles Street
Bense
Edwin Gees
George
Waa
FeOn
Fod
Cort
Ten
Iss Ion
Pose
Georges
Fourth of July Celebrations Highlight Safe Festivities
The report notes that Fourth of July events proceeded without major incidents. Police reported no violations or casualties and described the day as orderly with normal precautions. Local officials emphasized safety measures and care in planning the celebration.
Thousands Attend Lorain Fete At Lake View Park
Lorain Erie avenue was crowded at Lake View Park as over ten thousand people attended a party hosted by the Lorain Central Business Men's Association. R J Aspin gave a patriotic address in the afternoon as churches prepared special Independence Day sermons.
Subway Strike Grips New York City Amid Turbulence
July 1 New York City under siege as motor men and switchmen strike the Interborough Rapid Transit elevated lines join the walkout. Daily ridership of 2.5 million faces disruption with panic injuries at Times Square as doors fail and passengers clash with halted service.
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New York City
New York
Yor
Interborough Subway
Roa
Times Square
New Yor
Inte Borough
Rapid Transit
Oviock
Governor Donahey to decide on Crabbe letter in Wooster grand jury inquiry
Governor Vice Donahey announced in Columbus that he may answer Mr Crabbe after reviewing the Wooster grand jury report. He may authorize Attorney General Crabb to direct grand jury investigations in Wayne and other counties into welfare department officials and site selection for a proposed state institution. The governor returned from Indian Lake weekend trip and conferred with Joan Meeks.
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Columbus
cAfter
Wooster
Colouil
Donahey
Attorner
C. Crat Theattom
Ulierize Crabbe
Weyne
State Welfare
Smith Ready to Lead Dems
New York July 6 Governor Alfred E. Smith declares he is ready to head the Democratic presidential ticket. The nomination was unofficially proclaimed by John R. Corkin at Tammany Hall’s Independence Day event. Smith publicly accepts after a long cheer.
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New York
Alfred B. Smith
John R. Coorkin
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Voorhis
Partial list of anti saloon league donors released
Washington July 6 after a session the senate slush fund committee agreed to publish a partial list of the dry donors since 1925. The move followed Capt Staxton’s appeal exposing donor names and amounts. Mrs Barend Van Gertig of New Canaan Conn was cited as the single largest contributor with 3200 dollars in five installments. Rockefellers Donors listed.
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Washington
Senate Slush Fund Committee
Anti-Saloon League
Angels
Wmn. T. Staxton
Baker truck driver fined for traffic violation in Cleveland
J. H. Mayer of Cleveland, driver for a bakery, was fined $5 and costs in police court this morning for violating a traffic ordinance. Mayer pled not guilty to blocking Broad street traffic and colliding with another truck, but was found guilty by Mayor Harry Hinkses after a hearing following arraignment.
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J. H. Mayer
Cleveland
Mayer
Broad Street
Harry Hinkses
Congressional Order Demands Presence of John St. Morin
The Senate sergeant at arms was authorized to compel the attendance of Representative John St. Morin of Pennsylvania at a hearing after Morin failed to respond to a subpoena. The acting chairman, Senator Hing Di of Utah, said he would personally go to Morin's Atlantic City home if needed to bring him to the chamber.
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Washington
Senate
John ST. Morin
Teansylvania
Fins Morin
Patrae
Moran
Hing di
Utah
Morin
Atlantic City
Bronze Tablet Unveiled In Ely In Memory Of War Heroes
A bronze memorial tablet was unveiled in Ely Park during Sesqui Centennial week to honor World War II heroes who sacrificed for liberty. Senator Frank Willis spoke as a large audience listened. The Rotary Club Gers Band opened the program, with A T Werner master of ceremonies and Madame Bartlett war nurse leading songs. Rev. A D P Bendersmaih offered invocation, Arch A Rlumpf spoke and presented the tablet to the city on behalf of the Rotary Club.
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Senator Willis
Ely
Rotary Clvic
Ely Park
Frank
Lara
Wild
Taxood
Dame Bartlett
Simenns
Paul Wainwr
Adpt Bendersmaih
Besqui Centenary Celebration Draws Large Crowd at Cascade Park
A crowd estimated between 2 50 and 3 060 attended the Besqui Centenary at Cascade Park. Activities opened with a flag-raising in Ely Park by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, followed by a sports program organized by William France and a committee from the Elks Moos and Knights of Columbus. Events included races for all ages, a troop pulling contest, a clothes pin contest for women, and a balloon kicking contest with prizes donated by local merchants. The City Band then performed a one hour concert.
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Cascade Park
Ely Park
William France
Fagies, Moos, Elks and Knights of Columander
Ent
Patriotic Talk Highlights Week's Observances
One of the outstanding speakers in the week of observances was former White House visitor Mr Whitenall. George H. Chamberlain introduced the speaker while A L Werner served as chairman and read the schedule for the week. Veterans of Foreign Wars members attended and Paul Wainwright led the music. Police report a bicycle theft from in front of a local theater on Saturday night.
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George HH. Chamberlain
A. L. Werner
Re G A Brown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrr. Whitenall
Paul Wainwright
Lawrence Allen
Quincy Jrreet
Uses Tariff Issue To Unite Factions
Fragmentary report notes a tariff dispute influencing political alignment as factions, including Democrats and Republicans, seek common ground while a looming national issue shapes party cohesion. Named individuals and exact roles are unclear due to garbled text.
Bandits Escape With 30000 In Perth Amboy Safe Robbery
Late news reports say four or five bandits overpowered workers at the Cream Company in Perth Amboy New Jersey early today. They blew open a safe and escaped with $30,000 after binding and locking employees in a room.
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Perth
Ambo
N. J
Cream Company
Grem
Fire Traps Residents as Four-Story Building Burns in Boston
Firemen rescued eighteen people including a crippled child from a four story wooden building after a two hour blaze of unknown origin. The cost of the fire is estimated at 16000 dollars.
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Boston
Run Crippield Chit
Robbers Stop Messengers In Oklahoma City Hold Up
Two masked men dragged the car to the curb and held Otto Holainger and Harry Croke, messengers for the People’s Company, at gunpoint before escaping with their cash and valuables.
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Tusa
Okla
Iuly
Otto Holainger
Harry 2. Croke
Peopiex Company
Cloudburst Causes Major Dayton Damage
Reports say a cloudburst hit Dayton at about 2 p.m. causing serious damage and cutting nearly all wire communication with Columbus. It disrupted the bustling heart of the city and halted usual services.
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Columbus
Dayton
Woman Who Shot Mussolini Is In Asylum
Viole t Gibson daughter of an English peer who wounded premier Mussolini in the nose in an attempted assassination has been committed to an asylum for the criminally insane.
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Mussolini
Roms
Violet Gibson
Andrews resigns as treasury assistant secretary after year in post
General Tincoln C. Andrews submits resignation to Secretary Mellon stating his prohibition service reorganizing work is complete. He plans to return to private life after London trip, with a conference to select a successor and further treasury legislative program pending in Congress.
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Washington
Tincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Andrews
Congress
Treasury
Gambling raid nets twenty three at Ohio inn
Sheriffs deputies raid a roadside inn on Lake Road near the Lorain Cuyahoga line arresting twenty three men. Tables chips cards dice and other gambling devices were seized. liquor found. All pleaded guilty in Justice S J George court and were fined 30 dollars plus costs. Operator W R Scott faced additional penalties including 100 fine and ten day sentence suspended with security of 500 to insure good behavior. Names include Clevsland Miller Porter Whitt Sternberger Saltz Gross Kaeut. No 6 Continued on Page 2.
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Midaix
Furda
Fen Lake Road
Fred Aunderhill
Court of Justice
S. J. George
W. R Scott
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Clevsland
Frank Miller
Henry Porter
S. HW
Whitt
Sternberger
A. I. Saltz
G. A. Gross
S. Kaeut
President and wife depart for ten week vacation
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge pack trunks in Washington on January 8 preparing to leave for a ten week vacation. They will spend summer at White Pine in the Adirondacks, the estate of Irwin Kirkblixher of Kansas City. Marines camped on the grounds and guards are ready for the trip as the White House undergoes its biennial paint.
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Washington
Serre
Ars.lepridge
White House
Fire at residence quick extinguished after gas pipe incident
Firefighters from Squad Co. 1 responded Saturday night to a blaze at 317 Bellsreme home of Andrew Kelarik. The fire reached the ceiling on the first floor when Kelarik tried to tear out a gas pipe with a match. The blaze was put out by a garden hose before the fire crew arrived.
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Squad Co. 1
Andrew Kelarik
Bell Sreme
Kelarik
Fremen
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