Germany Faces Urgent Credit Aid Amid Financial Crisis
Berlin seeks a long term foreign loan of about 400 million dollars to shore up Germany's collapsing finances while meeting a 100 million dollar short term payment to the Federal Reserve the Bank of England and others. Dr Hans Luther negotiates in Paris with French ministers amid political barbs and Germany's precarious internal situation.
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Hans Luther
Paris
Germany
Reichsbank
Luther
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Bank of France
World Bank
Berlin
Dr. Luther
Pierre Stienne Flandin
Frech
Mystery of Perlie Hogg Dead in Abandoned School Shaft
In Muncie Indiana authorities link a 1922 disappearance to a skeletal corpse found in an abandoned air shaft at Central High School. A jack knife, a calendar, and worn shoes identify Perlie Hogg, a 16 year old orphan, who likely died after becoming trapped while attempting to escape. The case, once deemed an accident or desertion, raises questions of foul play as investigators search for further clues, including a possible broken tooth and skull fracture.
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Muncie
Ind
Perle Hogg
Perle
Charles Cooper
Perlie
Talen
Cooper
Elyria Woman in Pennsyl vania Auto Crash
Mrs. Minnie E Rossiter of Colonial Apartments is hospitalized in Pennsylvania with a fractured skull after an automobile accident there on Wednesday. She was traveling with her daughter Marjorie Rossiter and friends from Cleveland to the East. Her condition is serious but expected to improve. No other injuries or accident details available.
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Minnie E Rossiter
Colonial Apartments
Pennsyvania
General fair weather through Saturday with little temp change
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with minimal temperature shifts. High readings from Phoenix, Boise, and Salt Lake City show strong warmth, while White River and Port Arthur report cooler lows. Weather remains favorable in the area for the next 36 hours with no notable temperature change.
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Phoenix
Boise
Salt Lake City
Britain Accepts Hoover Plan as Effective In Britain
London reports the British government announced the Hoover plan is effective for Britain and will not expect the reparations installment due from Germany near Wednesday. Britain invites the United States, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium and Germany to a conference in London starting next Friday to coordinate the Hoover plan and the Young plan.
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London
Great Britain
Bank of International Settlement
Baste
Germany
Cear
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Huron Street paving under way in city improvement
The city launches a major paving project widening Huron Street to 20 feet from the B and O railroad to the city limits. Telegraph road from the city limits to the end of last year's concrete paving will also be paved to 20 feet. Work starts in late July with additional widening and cut backs on Cedar Center Pine Maple and John streets next week.
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Huron Street
Telegraph Road
Center
Pine
Maple
John Streets
J. N. Hidt
Gulf Road
Columbus Street
Hast River
Ridge Streets
East Bridge Street
West Avenue
Fast 16Th Street
East Avenue
Eidt
Mill Windows Shattered In Strike Riots
Central Falls Rhode Island July 10 State Police patrolled the General Fabrics Company plant after rioting strikers last night caused thousands of dollars in damage. About 1 000 people took part in the clash over reopening the mill after a walkout. Nearly all 500 windows were broken by stones and heavy debris damaged machinery. Reinforcements arrived as officers fought the mob with a fire hose and several officers were beaten.
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Central Falls
R. I
General Fabrics Company
Governor Case
Nurse Training School Earns Accredited Rating in Elyria
The Nurses' Training School of Elyria Memorial Hospital received a complete accreditation after an Ohio Medical Board inspection of its courses facilities and training. The school now enrolls forty one students and will add a new class in September. Miss Winifred Bowers serves as principal.
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Nurse's Training School
Nurses’ Training School of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Medical Board
Winifred Bowers
Wreath to be laid on Harding's tomb in Marion
On July 10 250 members of the Syrian Shrine Chapter 21 Cincinnati will stop in Marion on their way to the National Shriners convention in Cleveland to place a wreath on President Harding's tomb.
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Harding
Marion
National Shriners Convention
Cleveland
Cincinnati
President Harding
Six Men Involved In Fatal Gun Battle At Farm House
A gun battle erupted near Alliance at a chicken house belonging to George Wallace and involved three returning negro workers. Wallace, 48, was shot in the neck. his son Olen, 18, had a shattered wrist. and farm hand George McPeek, 44, was riddled with shotgun slugs. John Johnson, 38, also wounded, is in serious condition. two suspected accomplices, Ernest Tinker and William Reese, are jailed. Police found multiple firearms at Tinker's home as investigations continue.
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Alliance
George Wallace
Wallace
Olen
George McPeek
McPeek
John Johnson
Auttman
Canton
Johnson
Ernest Tinker
William Reese
Tinker
Olen Wallace
Elyria Firm Wins Road Contract for 5177 Miles
The Hull and Hill Company of Elyria received a $144,235 bid to pave 5177 miles of the national road in Franklin and Licking Counties. Bids were opened by State Highway Director O W Merrell yesterday as of July 10.
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Columbus
Franklin
Licking
Hull and Hill Company
Elyria
O W. Merrell
Navy to Maintain Wage Scale for Civilian Navy Yard Staff
Acting Secretary Jahncke announced the wage scale for civilian employees at Navy yards and shore stations will be kept stable for the next year to aid wage stability amid the current economic downturn.
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Washington
Jahncke
Speaker Of The Reichstag Attacked During Parade
Paul Joebe speaker of the Reichstag was surrounded and attacked by fascists and communists in Heide Forster Province during a Republican Reichs banner League parade. Several Reichsbanner members wounded. Joebe escaped unharmed.
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Heide
Forster
Paul Joebe
Reichstag
Hiterlites
Reichsbanner League
Liebe
Demonstrators in Cologne Strike at U S Consulate
In Cologne Germany on July 10 demonstrators believed to be Communists smashed the windows of the U S Consulate and shouted Down with Hoover. The incident reflects postwar tensions and anti American sentiment centered on Hoover policies.
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Cologne
Germany
U. S
Hoover
Liquor Charge Bond Set After Lorain Raid
Leo Isaacs of Lorain was arrested by State Prohibition Agent O P Davis for possession of liquor after a raid on his 23rd Street establishment. He pled not guilty at arraignment before Justice S J George and was released on $800 bond, trial set for July 15.
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Leo Isaacs
Lorain
O P Davis
23Rd Street
S. J. George
Kepler Seeks Ohio State Amateur Golf Title Finish
In Columbus Ohio on July 10 Bob Kepler an Ohio State golfer led Scotty Reston a University of Illinois link star one up at the close of the morning round of the Ohio State amateur final.
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Columbus, CO
Bob Kepler
Ohio State
Scotty Reston
University of Ilinois
Engineer Under Subpoena Submits to Tragic Leap
New York July 10 Traugorth F Keller chief engineer of the docks department who was under subpoena to appear before a city wide investigating committee committed death by his own hand today by leaping in front of a southbound express train in a subway station. Keller a veteran of the department since 1902 was a principal informant on dock administration. He had been visiting Seabury inquiry offices for two weeks.
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New York
Traugorth F. Keller
Department of Docks
Keller
Samuel Seabury
Legislative
Seabury
Cigarette tax bill signed by Governor White Ohio
Governor George White signed the cigarette tax bill placing a yearly burden of four to five million dollars on Ohio smokers. The tax begins September 1 and adds one cent per ten cigarettes with stamps affixed to each package. The measure runs only through 1933 unless renewed, with wholesalers receiving a ten percent stamp discount and tax license reductions for dealers. White stated he favored revenue needs over personal support for the tax.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
George White
Joint Taxation Committee
White
Judge Webber On Bench Today
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber sat today for the first time in weeks, presiding over an alimony hearing in the Seamens divorce case. Mrs Jeanne Seamens of Lorain was awarded 110 dollars temporary alimony as the judge convalesces from a spring illness.
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Common Pleas
A. R Webber
Jeanne Seamens
Lorain
Lawrence Seamens
Webber
Two Youths In Holdup Rob Mortal Banking Company
MORRAL Ohio July 10 The Mortal Banking Company was robbed of about 2500 today by two young bandits. They escaped in a motor car. J H Bardon was alone in the bank counting money when the men entered. One faced him with a gun while the other removed all money from the safe and cash drawers except 130. Sheriffs of surrounding counties were notified to be on guard for the robbers who headed toward Bucyrus. The bank’s loss was covered by insurance.
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Morral
Mortal Banking Company
J. H. Bardon
Bucyrnos
Ohio Bar Association elects Walter Ryan president at Cedar Point
At the Ohio Bar Convention at Cedar Point Judge Walter Ryan of Cincinnati was elected president by acclamation after John A. Cline of Cleveland criticized the association for not aiding lawyers in fights against banks and corporations. Dworken of Cleveland had pressed the charges. The delegates moved to appoint a committee with the Ohio Judicial Council to draft a uniform municipal court law, with Edward Seiple of Dover chosen as chairman.
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Cedar Point
Walter Ryan
Cincinnati
Ohio Bar Association
John A. Cline
Cleveland
The
Bar Association
Cline
J . Dworken
Dworken
Ryan
Delegates Conference
Ohio Judicial Council
Delegates
Edward Seiple
Dover
George B. Harris
Dollar Liner Hayes Runs Aground Off Cape Cod In Fog
Chatham Massachusetts July 19 The Dollar Liner President Hayes carrying a general cargo with no passengers aboard grounded on Shovelful Shoals half a mile off Cape Cod in dense fog A 15 foot patrol boat from Woods Hole coast guard base stood by The Hares crew remained aboard declining assistance Officials believed the ship would float at high tide around 9 PM The Hayes was en route from New York to Boston with a crew of 185 under Captain O A Pierson.
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Chatham
Mass
Dollar
President Hayes
Cape Cod
Woods Hole
Hayes
New York
Boston
O. A. Pierson
Robbins and Jones Fail Nonstop Tokyo Flight in Fog
Reginald L. Robbins, 28, of Texas, and Harold Jones plan another attempt at a nonstop Seattle to Tokio refueling flight after their Fort Worth monoplane was forced down by fog and rain. They completed about half the 5,100 mile journey, orbited for 26 hours, and hoped to win a $23,009 prize. They will rest a few days before attempting the return to Seattle.
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Central Press
Pacific
Reg Robbins
Harold Jones
Fort Worth
Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Tokio
Solomon
Boeing Field
Reginald L. Robbins
Harold
Jones
United States
Robbins
Texas
Japan
Esterday
Dogs Killed After Sheep Raid On Wellington Flock
Dog Warden Lee Minkler captured and killed two dogs after they raided Mrs. Louis Cowles Wellington flock last night. The animals killed six lambs and two sheep in the herd.
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Lee Minkler
Louis Cowles
Wellington
Minkler
Cowles
Mines Open Again at Brooke County Coal Mines
Wellsburg West Virginia July 14 operations at the Brooke coal mines idle since the strike began three weeks ago have been resumed officials said
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Brooke Coaal
Award Contract for Bates School Heating
The Elyria City Board of Education awarded the heating project at Gates School to J T O Murphy Company of Oberlin after a bid of 4945 dollars. The firm will install a new boiler and revamp the heating and ventilating system including minor repairs at other local schools.
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Gates School
J T. O. Murphy Company
Oberlin
Elyria City Board of Education
Murphy Company
Elyria
Avon Church Homecoming Planned in Avon Ohio
Avon Ohio July 10 Invitations have been sent to former members and friends of the Avon M E church to return for the first homecoming on Sunday July 12 under Rev F A Ashburn. Services are at 10 11 and 2 with former pastors speaking at both sessions and special music arranged by the Sunday school. Dinner will be served at noon by the ladies organization.
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Avon, O
Avon MM. E
F. A. Ashburn
Dayton air pilot dies in Morcia airfield crash
Lisle Moore 49 an air pilot was killed when his clasle seated monoplane crashed at Morcia airfield. His skull was fractured when the ship hit the ground in a nose dive.
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Dayton. O
Lisle Moore
Morcia
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Sault St. Marie
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