Globe circling plane crashes in storm near Borisov
James Mattern and Bennett Griffin failed to reach Moscow after an attempted round the world flight. Their single engine monoplane wrecked in a Soviet area near the Polish frontier during a dawn forced landing in heavy rain. Both aviators survived with superficial bruises and were taken to Minsk.
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Moscow
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Post
Gatty
Fiiers
Borisov
Berlin
Minsk
Baltic Sea
New York
Harbor Grace
Mid
Atlantic
Civic
Northern Ireland
Mattern
Griffin
Templenor Airdrome
North America
Templehof
Flier Missing After Wyoming to Rome Flight
Captain A. Yancey of New York, flying to Rome, failed to land in Cheyenne as scheduled from New Castle, Wyoming. Authorities feared the 200 mile route over mountains had forced the plane down and endangered the flier's safety.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
A. Yancey
New York
Mayor sentences Elyria man to jail for assault
Ollie Wynn of Elyria was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in the county jail for assault and battery after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Van Oster. He was arrested July 5 following a dispute with his wife Mary, in which he threw a stone and struck her on the head, injuries requiring medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Wynn
Elyria
W. H. van Oster
Mary
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Tonight and Saturday
Ohio forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Ohio
Commodity markets rise on Lausanne news
New York July 8 Commodity markets rallied across sectors after Lausanne reparations conference news. Cotton gained nearly 50 cents a bale amid bullish weather and Lausanne reports. Wheat rose abroad with higher prices in Liverpool and Buenos Aires while Chicago saw small initial gains erased by profit taking. Rubber priced up in London and New York with 5 to 7 point climbs and sugar extended its long advance in New York.
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New York
Lausanne
Lausanne News
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Chicago
London
Resumption Plans At National Tube Plant In Lorain
Lorain Ohio July 8 following the Fourth of July shutdown the National Tube plant will resume operations with key units returning on specified dates. Blast furnaces 7 A.M. July 9 open hearth six furnaces 11 P.M. July 6 No 2 Bloom Mill 7 A.M. July 11 rail mill 7 A.M. July 11 No 1 and No 5 Skelp Mill 7 A.M. July 14 No 6 Butt Mill 7 A.M. July 11 No 1 Seamless Mill 7 A.M. July 13.
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Lorain
National Tube
Bloom Mall
T AM
President Hoover presses for relief bill action with Garner
Washington July 8 Senate Democrats plan to meet Speaker Garner to break the relief deadlock and urge passage acceptable to President Hoover. Hoover vows to veto if individual loans remain, hopes for conference revision, and may call a special session if adjournment occurs without relief. Key figures include Bulkley Wag ner and Robinson, with ongoing White House pressure.
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Hoover
John N. Garner
Garner-Wagner
White House
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Washington
Senate
Democrats
Garner
Bulkley
Ohio
Wagner
Robinson
Congress
Capitol
Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
House
Catef
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harrison
Dem
Miss
Glass
Hog Prices Rise to New Highs at Union Stock Yards
Chicago July 8 Hog prices at the Union Stock Yards jumped 10 cents to 5.40 per 100 pounds, marking a rise of about 2.20 over four weeks. Cattle reached 9 and sheep 7.50, both new highs for the movement.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Severe Ohio storms kill two in Amherst and Cincinnati
A United Press report says a spring storm swept central Ohio causing two deaths in Amherst and Cincinnati, with several injuries, major property damage from hail, wind and lightning. In Mt Vernon Van Wert New Philadelphia and other cities homes barns and garages were unroofed and crops damaged. Lone death occurred to Wallace Hall and John Stover died near his Cincinnati home while seeking shelter under a tree.
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United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Wallace Hall
Amherst
Lorain
Earl Seeley
John Stover
Cincinnati
Mtt
Vernon
van Wert
New Philadelphia
Elevator shaft injury at Colson Company injures Clayton McMullen
Clayton McMullen aged 53 of 229 Chestnut Street was severely lacerated and had a crushed right leg when his limb was caught in an elevator shaft at the Colson Company. He was removed to Memorial Hospital where his condition today is reported favorable.
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Clayton McMullen
Chestnut Street
Colson Company
Memorial Hospital
Car Skids Into Pole On Cleveland Street
Police report a Lakewood driver R H Mundwald skidded on Cleveland Street and crashed into two telephone poles near 492 Cleveland Street, wrecking the car.
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Cleveland Street
R. H. Mundwilder
Lakewood
Abduction Case Theories Guide Police Search
Police pursue two theories in the Joseph Myda abduction case as three men allegedly kidnapped him at Cherry Ridge Golf Course before a crowd of golfers rescued him. One theory cites intimidation for money, the other suggests an extortion motive by a bootleg group. Myda, claiming awareness of savings, suspected the men wore badges and claimed detectives would question him in Lorain about naturalization papers.
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Joseph Myda
Cherry Ridge Golf Course
Myda
Lorain
West River Road
Nyda
Cleveland
John Doe
Widow 10 Gets No Part Of Reynolds Tobacco Fortune
Reynolds fortune of 15 million dollars held in trust for Smith Reynolds goes to his two year old daughter by his first wife Ann Cannon. Libby Holman Reynolds and the boy's second wife receive nothing per trusteeship during probate. The boy died at age 20 from a personal safety related wound. Funeral held at Reynolda Winston Salem. Dirigible Akron returns to Lakehurst after futile Atlantic search.
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Copsright
United Press
Baltimore
Reynolds Tobacco
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Richard J. Reynolds
Ann Cannon
Young Reynolds
Reynolda
Winston Salem
N.C
Let Contracts For Two Roads Let Contracts For Two Roads
County commissioners awarded contracts yesterday for two road improvement projects. Ast River road in Sheffield Lake Village will be paved with bituminous material for 1.58 miles at $22,438, awarded to Ohio Engineering Company, Lorain. Nickle Plate road in La Grange township will be improved by traffic-bound construction for 2.58 miles at $4,251, awarded to F. Boone of Dover Center. road to be 16 feet wide.
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Ast River
Sheffield Lake Village
Ohio Engineering Company
Lorain
la Grange Township
F. §. Boone
Dover Center
Lily spike records set by Elyria flower enthusiasts
Three Elyria residents presented claims for the record number of Regal lilies on a single spike. Mrs P K Clark reported 16 blooms, Harry Woodcock 18, and Mrs Ralph Whiteney topped them with 19 blooms. In Cincinnati Ohio a boy named John Stover was killed by lightning while standing under a tree, another boy Norman Leubbert was shocked.
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Elyria
Yrinty
P. K. Clark
Diagonal Road
Harry Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Ralph Whiteney
East Avenue
Cincinnati
John Stover
Norman Leubbert
Three Die in Airplane Crash Near Barnegat Bay
Three persons died when their single engine plane fell 200 feet and burst into flames between Barnegat Bay and Bermuda. The victims were Ollie Rose age 45 the pilot and Mr and Mrs George Halcomb. The missing Ketch Curlew and its six crew were not found.
Gentry Circus to Play Elyria on July 18 in Two Shows
The Chronicle Telegram partners with the Gentry Circus to offer Elyria two performances on Monday July eighteenth at 2 30 P M and 8 15 P M. The piece highlights founder H Bantry age eighty and his enduring love for circus life as a link to the old Gentry Bros. act in this region.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gentry Circus
Elyria
Gentry Bros. Dog and Pony
Gentry
H. Bantry
Florida
Citcus Lfe
Mr. Gentry
Rockefeller Birthday Round Of Golf At Private New York Course
John D. Rockefeller Sr. rose at 7 AM for nine holes at his Pocantico Hills estate course on his 93rd birthday. He avoided interviews, issuing a statement praising liberty and faith while urging Americans to endure during depressions and commit to a better world.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Mr. Rockefeller
Lightning outage cuts Elyria lines to powerless brief
Ohio Public Service Company reported a lightning strike hit a switching station serving Elyria, disabling two of three supply lines from 2 30 to 10 pm. The city kept power from the remaining line and CPS said they could quickly tie into Berea Oberlin or Lorain Oberlin lines to restore full service if needed.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Elys
J. B. Johnson
OO PS
Elyria
The
Illuminating Company
Ohio Elect Fower Company
Johnson
Berea
Oberlin
Tle
Ohio Electric Power
Lorain - Oberlin
South Amherst
Johnsom
Germany relieved of heavy war debt burden at conference
At the International Debt Conference in Lausanne Germany was freed from most reparations. A 3,000,000,000 mark payment into a European reconstruction fund will be issued as bonds for 3 to 15 years, starting after 1932, with 5 percent interest and a 37 year maturity. The bonds will not be issued for three years and may be erased if 15 years pass unissued.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Europe
Germany
United States
Versailles
Legislative push on Volstead reform and 3.2 beer vote
In Washington on July 8 the House heard Rep La Guardia file a petition with 77 Republicans urging Speaker Garner to allow a vote on modifying the Volstead Act. The Senate awaited the Barbour repeal move and planned to consider the Bingham rider to the Home Loan Bank Bill to legalize 3.2 beer.
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Bulletin
Washington
Congress
House
la Guardia
New York
Garner
Senate
Barbour
German Karaloff Found Guilty in Assault Case
Lorain 33 year old German Karaloff was found guilty of assault and battery by a two jury in Judge W B Thompson's court yesterday. He was tried on a cutting with intent to wound charge from a quarrel with Christ Traioff over Karaloff's attentions to Sophia Traioff, wife of the injured man, on July 16.
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German Karaloff
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Christ Trakoff
Karaloff
Sophia Dzouclis
Traioff
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