Radel Arrested on Parole Charge in Avon Lake
Neil Radel of Avon Lake was arrested by sheriff's deputies on parole violation related to an old liquor conviction. He paid half of a $1609 fee and must pay $509 more as prosecutor's office notes. Radel faces a liquor possession indictment by the grand jury. A jury in common pleas court recently deadlocked on the case.
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Avon Lake
Sheriff's Depostees
Radel
Common Pilal Court
Kelloges Peace Bid Sparks Chile Peru Diplomacy
Secretary of State Kellog has made another bid for peace making. Chile and Peru may soon resume relations after a 17 year rupture. An official announcement is expected within days and a Tacna Arica dispute settlement may follow before Kellogg leaves office next March.
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Washington
Kelloge
Chile
Eru
Peru
Hkellers
Air Tour Planes On Way To Tucson
EL PASO Texas July 10 22 entrants in the National Air Tour began from El Paso for Tucson Ariz led by John Wood with a Waco biplane Hawks in second Randolph Page in a Stinson Detroiter third Phoebe Fairgrave Ombe involved in yesterday’s accident monocoupe mo safeguard no injuries to Mrs Eddie Ellson onboard of the plane.
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Texas
John Wood
Waco
Tucson
Ariz
Frank Hawks
Randolph Page
Phoebe Fairgrave Ombe
Eddie Ellnson
Olivet College Fraternity Fire Admits Insurance Motive
Donald Smith, son of a Congregational minister and president of Kappa Alpha at Olivet College, admitted setting fire to the fraternity house to obtain insurance money for debts. He faces one to ten years after being sentenced yesterday by Judge McPeek in circuit court at Charlotte, Michigan.
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Charlotte
Mich
Donald Smith
Kappa Alpha
Olivet College
Olivet
Smith
McPeek
Round the World Tourists Near Tokio Arrival
American travelers John Mears and Charles B. D. Collver reach Murden Mancheria at 2 p m and plan to fly to Tokio tomorrow arriving about 4 p m at Tachi Kawa airfield. They will depart for Tokio next morning.
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Murden
Mancheria
John Mears
Charles B. D. Collver
Tachi- Kawa Airfield
Four Fined For Reckless Driving In County Court
Four traffic violators arrested by sheriff deputies yesterday were fined £16 and costs each by Justice S J George on charges of reckless driving. Fined were Lewis Sims Ernz Topez P M Bart and Rudolph Prebosse.
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Sheriff's
Two Deputies Shot by Grazed Man in Columbus Barricade
In Columbus Ohio on July 19 a grazed man identified as George Elias, a former pedler, was captured after a two hour siege in a basement. Deputies William Everett and William Craiglow were wounded during a gun battle with Elias who fired repeatedly as police used tear gas bombs and water hoses.
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Ftodar
George Elias
Pedler
William Everett
William Craiglow
Elias
Four Ohio Northern Students Hurt in Alger Bridge Crash
Four Ohio Northern University students from Canton Martins Ferry Oklahoma and Lime are recovering after their auto crashed through a bridge railing near Alger and fell into a ditch. The driver lost control as it left the road, leaving five injured including P. D. Van Nostran Raymond Steeie and Miss Naroline Watts.
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Gho Northern University
Alger
P. D. van Nostran
Canton
Raymond Steeie
Martins Ferry
Naroline Watts
Oklahoma
Patton. Lime
Delegates Picked To Represent Fire Department At Columbus Meet
Captain Art Drage of Fire Station No 1 and Lieutenant W A Cory of Fire Station No 2 were selected by the Elvira fire department to represent at the delegates meeting of police and firemen pension board in Columbus on July 14. They oppose any proposal to transfer pension fund control from the departments. The police department plans to choose its delegates today.
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W A. Cory
Elvira Fire Department
Police and Firemens Pension Board
Columbus
Police Department
Three Bound To Grand Jury For Stealing Gas
Three Amherst youths were bound over to the grand jury by Justice S J George on petit larceny charges yesterday afternoon after John Fleming of Amherst alleged they drained his car’s gasoline tank. Steve Harsar was released on a 240 bond, and Herman Wiengates and Dan Hardy on 31099 bonds.
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Amherst Grouth’s
S. J. George Fon
John Fleming
Ot Amhkerst
Steve Harsar
Herman Wiengates
Dan Hardy
Churches prey of burglar this week
An epidemic of church break ins hits Elvira this week. Police report First Congregational at Court and Second street and First Methodist at Court and Third street were entered. Methodist entry used a rear basement window and broken cupboard door. silverware left scattered, vault door combination damaged. Congregational seen no theft.
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First Congregational
Court Street
Second Street
First Methodist
Third Street
F. S. Waldron
First Methodist Church
Three Lorain Men Paroled At Mansfield
In Columbus on July 10 three Lorain men released on parole from Mansfield reformatories joined about a hundred other prisoners. The men were Antony Vinsel convicted February 15, 1927 for assault with intent to rob. Dominic Coppola convicted March 8, 1927 for third offense possession of liquor. and John Tomasak convicted October 14, 1925 for stealing an automobile.
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O. Julr
Mansfeld Reformatory
Lorain
Antony Vinsel
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Dominic Coppola
Common Pleas
John Tomasak
Man Strikes Garage With Car On West River Street
A man drove a car into Alex Pielak’s garage on West River Street smashing two glass showcases and damaging the space used for storage. Pielak said he knows the attacker’s name but has not filed a warrant yet.
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Alex Pielak
West River Street
Pielak
Man Falls From Bed. Fractures Left Shoulder
Edward Zahn of 121 Haze Street fell from his bed this morning. He was taken to Elyrian Memorial Hospital where doctors diagnosed a dislocation and fracture of the left shoulder.
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Elyrian
Edward Zahn
Hazel Street
Elyrian Memorial Hospital
Zahn
Political clash unfolds in Chicago conventions
The Farm Labor party in Chicago plans to present a full national ticket and backs the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill. Governor Smith targets early farm relief steps and winter conferences with farm leaders. Hoover to accept Republican nomination at Palo Alto August 11. Smith attends Boy Scout encampment Bear Mountain before New York talks with Democratic leaders. Mellon says business interests back Hoover.
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Chicago
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Farm Labor Party
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Governor Smith
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National Guard
New York
James A. Reed
President Coolidge weighs several for cabinet posts
Superior Wis July 10 President Coolidge has not fixed a time to accept the resignations of Hoover and Work. He aims to select successors before accepting, with Commerce and Interior posts still without firm choices among many candidates under consideration.
Secretary Jardine Ordered To Rest In Alaska
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine has suffered a breakdown from overwork and is ordered to take complete rest in Alaska. Although not serious, he can spend only one hour daily at his desk and plans to stay in Washington until about August 1 before a long vacation. He will likely miss Hoover campaign activities.
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Bulleily
Washington
Jardine
Traffic Officer Injured In Fall On Slick Rails
Motorcycle officer Lloyd Ssecet suffered bruises to the left knee and shoulders when his bike skidded on West Bridge street rails. He limped but remained on duty. Heavy leather gear is thought to have prevented more serious injuries.
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Lloyd Ssecet
West Bridge Street
Sweet
Mass town hits crisis as septic throat epidemic rises
In a Mass town the septic throat outbreak worsens with 690 of 4909 residents affected and 13 deaths last week. A strict quarantine is imposed. public gatherings are banned. restaurants close by 8 pm. funerals become private. Gov Fuller aide Bigelow leads the health response as milder new cases emerge and the milk supply is blamed.
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Alvan T. Fuller
George H. Bigelow
JT. Bigelow
Brooklyn Gang War Renewed After Slayings in Street
The mourning period for Frankie Cale ends as rivals strike in Brooklyn. A luxurious sedan halts on a William Street curb and four shots kill Florentino San Just and Tolio Marrero, wounding Rouble La Porte and Isaac Garcia, in a suspected revenge attack tied to ongoing gang violence claiming seven fatalities.
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Julia
Frankie Cale
Tialiam
Tolio Marrero
Florentino San Just
Rouble la Porte
Isaac Garcia
Asie
San Just
Marrero
Brook
Wales
Wells to Face Grand Jury On Serious Charge
Wells, colored, bound over to the grand jury in police court, $460 bond, after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons. He recuperates in Elyria Memorial hospital from wounds received when he tried to draw a gun on L. V. Jones, a Baltimore and Ohio detective, on a railroad car. He was taken to the county jail to await grand jury findings.
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Grand
Iem Wells
Warnesburz
Obie
James A. Hewitt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. V. Jones
Baltimore
Ohio
Jones
Pole
Curtis Will Be Notified At Topeka
Senator Curtis of Kansas will be formally notified of his vice presidential nomination in Topeka on August 18, a week after Secretary Hoover accepts the Republican presidential nomination in California. Republican leaders outlined bureau openings in New York City and Cleveland, with Newton and Tilson in charge, as final organization details of the party machine are disclosed. Hoover plans no statement on issues until after his acceptance speech.
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Kansas
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Bar
Hoover
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F Alse
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
York City
Chicago
Newton
Minnesota
Tilson
J. R. Nutt
Cleveland
National Committee
New York
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Six More Deaths From Heat In Ohio
Six more heat related deaths were reported across Ohio today raising the toll in the outbreak. The victims include Joseph Ziss 42 of Cleveland Sbavid Bowen 69 of St Clairsville Franz Dalton 23 Paul Smith of Columbus an infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Berth neill and an old daughter of Kim er Huprich of Dover. A Cleveland man Exoi Bhichmat drowned at Geneva amid a rainstorm with guards reporting the body recovered they said yesterday. Temperature remains high with rain expected to bring relief later.
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Ohio
United States
Joseph Ziss
Sbavid Bowen
St. Clairssit
Franz Dalton
Paul's Mar Smith
Columbus
Richard Berth Neill
Kim
Renew Search For Body Of Lowenstein
In Brussels Belgium Jutris word the Lowenstein family remains convinced Captain Alfred Lowenstein fell from a Fokker aeroplane over the English Channel. A Dun kirk trawler has been ordered to resume the search toward Dover for the banker’s body.
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Belgium
Jutris
Alfred Lowenstein
English Channel
Dover
Film Star Rod LaRecque Improves After Operation
Pasadena July 10 Rod LaRecque actor reported improving from an appendicitis operation though condition remained serious.
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Pasadena
Calif
Rod la Recque
Jim
Breeze Brings Relief To New York City
A cool harbor breeze lowered temperatures in New York City amid heat relief efforts and relief meetings described in yesterday’s reports. The excerpt notes changes in conditions and public reaction to the heat but is fragmented and partially unreadable.
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New York
New
O Dar
Bureau
Weath
Italia crash drama tells of polar disaster tale
A dramatic account of the Italia dirigible crash on May 25 near the North Pole describes ten men stranded on an ice floe in sleeping bags awaiting death. General Umberto Nobile, his dog Titina, and crew endured bears, scarce food, and improvised shelter as rescue efforts continued and the fate of missing others remained uncertain.
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Italia
Umberto Nobile
Titiapa
North Pole
Roald Amundsen
Northeastland
Nobile
Finn Malmgren
Adalberto Mariano Ling
Hire
Vincenzo Pomelia
Malmgren
Meriano
Lever
Jiapo Zappi
Maimzgren
Matmeren
Tit‘ane
Rescue Efforts Intensify For Italia Survivors Near Spitzbergen
North Eastland rescue leaders rush Lieutenant Sarke to the Italia ice camp as four starving Italian crew struggle on frozen Pemmi can rations. Ceccioni dies from injuries suffered in the crash while Natale Ceccioni’s team endures four hours on the ice awaiting rescue and a Swedish seaplane attempts a landing amid ice and cold.
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United Press
Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Italia
North Eastland
Sarke
Finland
Giusense Biasi
Natale’ Ceccioni
Einar-Paul Lundborg
Ceccion
Umberto Nobille
Talia
Ceccioni
Arctic
Hoppe Fate Hangs on Thursday Hearings Begin
Hoppe, slaver of seven suspects, faces a crucial hearing as defense witnesses testify. The state plans to marshal forces in a bid to prove sanity, with deliberations set to begin tomorrow and a possible Thursday verdict. The case could result in a death sentence, prison, or commitment to a state institution.
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Sapowsel
Mar
Stata
Saca A
Lima
Death of Kensington State Bank cashier in Heng singtom
Alliance Ohio July 14 Hamper Marrick cashier of the Kensington State Bank at Heng singtom 13 miles southeast of here was found dead in a bedroom closet authorities said heart trouble caused the death Marrick’s wife had died recently and details were limited as police investigated the unusual finding
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Alliance
Hamper Marrick
Kensington State Bank
Hengsingtom
Here
Coronez J. M- Wan
Merrick
Ana
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