Tiger Failing as Health Crisis Looms for Great Leader
George Nerceau, famed marshal of the era, lies near death as doctors fight a cold that has weakened his once rugged strength. Physicians report a possible recovery but family remains vigilant as crisis could come at any time. The statesman shows fatigue, memory loss, and slips from consciousness, with his valet in attendance.
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Corstlou
Drs Bry 2Nd Florand
Affson
Isis
Jemenceau
NY Express Rides Again for Coolidge
Pony Express riders revive frontier mail tradition as Frank Emerson leads 27 riders from Cheyenne toward Washington. They carry an invitation to President Coolidge for a frontier days celebration with arrival expected at the White House around 1:39 p.m.
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Apto City
Juive
Pony Express
Coolidge
Aba
Pacific Coast
Butch
Cheyenne
Oming
Frank Emerson
Wroming
Eomc
White House
Omniug
No Slide Forces Motorists Off Route No 7 Pomeroy
A landslide on Route No 7 near Pomeroy along the Ohio River halted traffic Friday. City engineer W McCrosa reported the slide debris covered the highway and forced detours as engineers awaited highway officials. Debris also covered the Hocking Valley railroad line, delaying dawn repairs.
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Pomeroy. O
Hugh
W. McCrosa
Ohio River
Middleport
Highway No. T
Hocking Valley
Man Sentenced on Liquor Counts in Court
Donald Dean of Ames Street was sentenced by Judge A R Webber after being found drunk on two liquor charges and driving while intoxicated. He received a $509 fine plus costs and sixty days in the county jail with his car confiscated. Officers testified he appeared intoxicated and failed to show proper actions after being halted. Rankin arrested him on the night of July 2 on East Bridge Street.
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Ean
Donald Dean
Ams Street
A. R. Webber
Dean
O. E. Rankin
East Bridge Street
Irt
Ford planes head to Moline in reliability tour
Omaha July 11 planes of the Ford reliability team hopped off for Moline shortly after 9 am today. Eddie Stinson on a Stinson monoplane led by about 2000 points over rivals in the tour with 8,227 points while Hummert in a Mercury plane trailed with 6,435 points.
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Moline Omaha
Neb
Ford Rehiabilics
Moline
Eddie Stinson
Check Found in Little Black Box Tied to Indiana Graft
Indianapolis story reveals a 300 parable check payable to Gov. James P. Jackson for primary expenses, signed by D.C. Stephenson. The Leo-era case ties Stephenson to Klan leadership and Indiana politics, with long history of investigations and a life sentence for Madge Oberholtzer’s murder. The Times plans further publication of documents and notes from Stephenson and prosecutors.
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Hoosier
Indianapolis
Ind
Jackson
Indiana
D.C. Stephenson
Indianapolis Times
Times
Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Michigan City
Stephensen
Madge Oberkoltzer
Charlie
Sephenson
Sterheusen
Thomas TT Adams
Vincennes Commercial
Mord Curley
The
Bord Gurley
Tradl
Stephensonn
Marion Court
Wateham HW Remy
Indianapolisi
Hennz
Emster Joanson
John W. Holtzman
William H. Sheaffer
Marion County
Woman Denies Possession in Stoudr Case
Mrs Ziegman Polgar of West River Street pleaded guilty in police court to possession of intoxicating liquor. Her trial is set for tomorrow at nine. Bail was fixed at 509 dollars after officers say she dumped liquid from a pitcher at her home. a sample tested at twenty two percent alcohol.
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Ziegman Polgar
West River Street
Sarge
Polgar
Polgar House
Rity
Flood Devastates Presden. Hundreds Dead in German Floods
July 11 194? Presden Germany reports chaos in flood districts with an estimated death toll over two hundred. In Bergriesbuede three siblings died a mother went mad upon seeing their bodies. Reichewehr sent troops as authorities mobilize police fire crews and doctors for rescue. Waterlines breached and disease feared as corpses contaminate creeks. Hundreds search rail stations and valleys for relatives amid somber scenes. Communists and Nazis reportedly cooperate on relief efforts despite political rifts.
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Presden
Germany
Txon
Bergriesbuede
Ninter
Reichewehr
Miami Univ Professor Bruce Fink Found Dead
Dr Bruce Fink a Miami University Botany professor and head of the department for 21 years was found dead in his chair his death attributed to heart disease Physicians announced Fink an author on potatoes and a known figure in national science groups. A second item notes Lorain civic club mass meetings to discuss politics at Kohlmeyer hall on Pearl Street Tuesday night at 3 o clock under Republican auspices.
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Oxford
Bruce Fink
Miami University
Fink
Miami
Sef
Lohkais
Kohlmeyer
Baltimore
Washington
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fallenship
Mme
Death Delays Geneva Naval Conference Plenary Session
The tripartite naval conference of the United States Great Britain and Japan was postponed today in Geneva. British First Lord W C Bridgeman secured consent from other delegations to delay the plenary session following the death of Kevin ODonoghue, the Irish Free State vice president, assassinated yesterday.
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Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Japan
W. C. Bridgeman
British Admiralty
Minster Wilson
Kevin O'Jiggins
Irish Free State
Lorain Man Fined for August Liquor Violation
John Amato of Lorain pleaded guilty to an intoxicating liquor charge. Judge A R Werher fined him 31,900 in the court of common pleas after a Saturday arrest by State Prohibition Inspector Rankin. Authorities found four barrels of wine and other containers in Amato's cellar with several men nearby.
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John Amato
Lorain
A. R. Werher
Court of Common Pleas
Tie Wa
O ' Rankin
Hanalu
Amato
Hiyria
Man Injured In Auto Mishap On Cleveland Road
Howard Sin, of Detroit Micahican, was injured when a vehicle skidded and overturned on Cleveland road. He suffered a fractured left hand and was taken to Memorial hospital where the fracture was reduced and the car damage assessed.
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Howard Sin
Detroit
Micahican
iCleveland Road
Kine
Era
Memorial Hospital
Concrete Pour Underway At Ely Stadium Section
Workmen began pouring concrete for the first section of Ely Stadium at the athletic field at seven a.m. The project, delayed by spring rains, is now on schedule and the entire section will be completed today. The structure is planned for the first fall football game. A separate brief notes a man named James Mraz struck by a plane propeller, feared dead with a fractured skull while watching a neighbor attempt to start the plane yesterday.
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Cleveland
James Mraz
Mraz
Meiyi Pope
Mnet
Odd Fellowship
Church
Missouri
James
jJesus
Paxe
Jurors Seated as Lengel Trial Opens in Canton
Five tentative jurors were seated when the Lengel murder trial began in Canton. Don R. Mellett, publisher of the Canton Daily News, was killed at his home last July 16 after he attacked vice peddlers and others, with Lengel allegedly in league with the underworld. Lengel, a former Canton police chief, faces murder charges as his trial proceeds with key officers and witnesses in court.
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Canios
Teo
Saranus A- Lenpel
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Sareze
Chi
Potan c
Tee Bron News
Thay
Coase
Meilett
Lengel
Lepreel
Daugster
Longworth Heads to Coast for Pacific Coast Tour
Speaker of the House Nicholas Luceworth, noted as a Republican presidential possibility, travels across the continent from Chicago with a party of friends to visit on the Pacific coast and deliver speeches. His party planned easy legs with rapid stops, with hints of a stop in Rapid City and a swim at the president's vacation spot.
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Washington. D
Nicholas Luceworth
Pacific
Chicago
Rapid City
Longworth
Minuneuta
North Dakota
Collision in mid air costs life of flyer
San Antonio July 11 A airplane collision at 2000 feet over Punean field claimed the life of Second Lieutenant William L Howarth 2 of Kelly Field. Prank Irvin the pilot of the other aircraft made a hard landing with part of Howarths ship caught in the wing Howarths plane burst downward with the throttle wide open leaving Howarth still in the wrecked craft
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San Antonio
Rex
Punean Field
William L. Howarth
Kelly Field
Irvin
Howarth
Hoewarth
Elowarth
Mowarth
Fortunate Escape After Car Upset Near Lorain
Everett Sehrack 60, mayor's clerk Grant Sehrack, escaped Sunday afternoon after an approaching car forced Schrock to veer into a roadside ditch. His car rolled over once but both occupants were uninjured and the vehicle suffered little damage.
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Everett Sehrack
Grant Sehrack
Lake Road
Lorain
Scbrock
Oklahoma Bad Man Sentenced to Life in Prison
Matthew Kimes, latest of the southwestern bad men, was sentenced to life imprisonment in the State penitentiary for the murder of Perry Chnentare, deputy sheriff of Sequoiah county. Five thousand people crowded the courtroom and overflowed into courthouse square to witness the sentencing.
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Raleisaw
Matthew Kimes
Perry Chnentare
Sequoiah County
Court House Square
Desperado
Byrd 10 Sails Tomorrow Amid Seaside Scouting
A chaotic report notes Byrd and crew set to sail tomorrow from Cabourg France with plans shifted after separate from companions. It also mentions a death by acute indigestion of Commander Ri Bellaire and an invitation to the Odd Fellows convention in Painestille with booster support.
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Cabourg
France
Ars
Berd
Chen
Ver-Sur-Mer
Ehiizears
Roosevelt Eld
Haven
Cherbours
Painfsvuille
Painestille
Odd Fellows
Chivalry Decoration Awarded by Grand Encampment
At the Grand Encampment session Major General Fred H A Hahn recommended Col C R Sammera Grand Master Ohio Odd Fellows Oberlin Major W P Davis Salem Col VC Goddard Alliance and H Suriman Toledo for the Chivalry Decoration. The honor will be conferred tomorrow afternoon in Teceiy.
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C. R. Sammera
Ohio
Odd Felows
Oberlin
W- P. Davis
Salem
Coli
VC. Goddard
Alliance
H. Suriman
Toledo
Fred H.A. Hahn
Oho
Department Council of
Ohio Patriarchs Militant
Order of Odd Fellows
Patriarchs Militant
Hotel Elyria
Hotel Nawell
Ladies
Blas Hall
C. F. Wiseman
Talay
Avatha
Elks Ball
Fred H. A. Hahn
Hahn
Auxiliary
Nerviers
Patriarch
Thrnere
Healey
Logal
Ate
Ladieg
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Grand Council
IF. O. O. PF
Patriarchs
Orlochk
S P.m
God Cnevajless
Logfl Temple
Corona
Canton
Hstirood
AL Thomas
Newark
F. P. Hummell
Anna L
Nettie McBane
A. H. Pierce
Frank
Garrett
Fred H. A. Haha
Loren F. Souers
Alfred W. Reiser
Fred P. Hammin
Lakewood
Herbert A Huches
Zanesville
Headquartere
Ww. P. Davis
Omest
Eb, Slater
Wm Newefield
Banerette
Cal Augerman
James A Corer
Canton Akron
Enerysis
Josephine Ann
Lady of Horner Sword
Clara Rupert
Fiorence Hermes
Edith Strock
Aiance
Frank & Prahl
Akron
Bertha Finney
Cleveland
Cora Whitnes
Alice Roersv
Cadton
Cith
Davis
Thalia Kiiemen
Fred Abbe
O. Ko
Deparimene Council Honors Ladies with Floral Basket
This morning the Deparimene Council of Odd Feiinas presented the Ladies' Auxiliary with a basket of flowers. In turn the ladies gave Major General Fred H. A. Hahe of Toledo a floral tribute for loyalty and faithfulness to the Cantons they serve.
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Deparimene Council
Odd Feiinas
Fred H. A. Hahe
Toledo
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AHIS
Georges Nerceau
Mont Famous
Mar of Nee
Todey
Tneir
NY Expres
Stoudr
Anon
Miami Uni
Abingland
Bens Rwly
Lramsey
E.P Hixon
Mee Ischain
National League of Women Voters
Helle Sternkwin
Willoughby
China
Ho Waa Ugabie
Lorain Wan
Ely
Goast
C.F. Wiseman
Oklahoma
Byrd
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