Prober Wreck of Plane Kills Five Kansas City Men
A heavy guard protects wreckage in Ark at Corpus Christi Bay after a plane carrying Murat Boyle Ray mond Watson Eugene Lynn R J Delane and K E Gabbert plunged to deaths on a fishing trip. Investigators consider lightning or wing failure. witnesses dispute explosion theory. bodies scattered over a half mile.
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Arkansas Pass
Tex
Kansas City
Department of Commerce
Murat Boyle
The
Missouri Bar Association
Raymond Watson
Eugene Lynn
R J Delane
K. E. Gabbert
B. H Dierks
Jlumberman
Corpus Christ
Bay
Dierks
McC. Maus
Corpus Christi
Gabbert
J. R. Barry
Dedication Exercises Under Way at Gates Hospital
Dedication exercises are under way this afternoon at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. A crowd gathers as the Chronicle Telegram reports. Music is provided by an Oberlin band. The ceremony is chaired by A. Smythe with speakers Hal Griswold Ohio's Welfare director and A. Al Garford on the program.
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Gates Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
Oberlin
A. Smythe
Hal Griswold
Ohio
A. AL. Garford
Lorain County to Let Contract for Slag Road Work
The Lorain county commissioners will let a contract Monday afternoon for the first application of slag on the Portman Gore Orphanage road. The project covers a little over two and a half miles, largely in Henrietta township with a small section in Brownhelm.
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Portman-Gore
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Lorain County Commissioners
F& Little
Henrietta Township
Brownhelm Township
City frees Elyria from scarlet fever quarantine
Elyria ends scarlet fever quarantine as the last case is released. City sanitary police officer F. H. Williams announced this morning that the only remaining quarantined cases are three of whooping cough.
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City
Elyria
F. H. Williams
Grafton Man Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Jake Hillier of Grafton was arrested by sheriff deputies on a DWI charge while driving near Eaton Center. Two quarts of alleged liquor were found in his car, according to deputies.
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Jake Hillier
Grafton
Eaton Center
Car Slightly Damaged After Minor Collision
Ran kin Johnson of 1921 Middle Avenue reported his car sustained slight damage when struck at Middle Avenue and Fifth Street by a vehicle driven by George Newcomb from Cicero Illinois. No injuries were reported and police took details at the scene.
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Rankin Johnson
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
George Newcomb
Cicero
Earth tremor rattled homes in Marion after six
An earthquake-like tremor shook Marion yesterday shortly after 6 PM, rattling dishes and moving furniture in several homes. No property damage or injuries were reported, and residents noted their houses' walls and windows trembled briefly before nothing further occurred.
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Marion
Miss Hauck Wins State Golf Championship in Upset
Winsome Mary Hauck of Toledo defeated Columbus veteran and defending champion Mrs Curtis Sohl 3 and 1 at Scioto Country Club to win the Women's State Golf Championship. Hauck 20, OSU senior, carried Toledo Sylvania colors and entered match as underdog in a field featuring top Columbus and Cincinnati players.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Mary Hauck
Toledo
Curtis Sohl
Mary
Miss Hauck
Ohio State University
Toledo Sylvania Country Club
Sohl
Larry C. Nelson
Dayton
Martha Kinsey
Cincinnati
Hauck
Miss Hauck Tour To Touch the Carpet. Mrs. Sohl
Mrs. Sohl
Mrs Soh
Police character hero in death in Kalamazoo
Orla Mock 60 known as a police character and jungle buzzard died while trying to push Perry Paladin from a speeding train’s path yesterday. Paladin suffered a fractured skull two broken legs and numerous bruises.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Orla Mock
Mock
Perry Paladin
Paladin
Drought Hurts Lorain County Crops Amid Forecasted Rain
Lorain County farmers report severe effects from a prolonged dry spell. If predicted showers arrive, relief would be timely but too late to prevent short crops in beans cabbage potatoes corn and oats. Fruit growers note tree crops will have stunted development without moisture.
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Lorain County
W. G Caskey
Oberlin
Lester Youzg
Gulf Road
Youtzy
John Schoepfle
Lake Avenue
Wine glut in France threatens overproduction crisis
Paris reports France faces a surplus of over 400 million gallons of wine unable to be sold this year. Southern winegrowers demand government action to curb Algerian imports or restrict production, warning they may withdraw deputies if aid is not granted. American Prohibition worsens sales, with calls for Volstead Act repeal or modification.
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Paris
France
United States
Senate
House of Deputies
United Press
Algeria
Narbonne
Chamber of Deputies
Archduke Leopold Surrenders to Police in Larceny Case
New York July 11 Archduke Leopold heir to Austria’s throne surrendered to police to speed his grand larceny trial over the sale of a Napoleonic necklace once owned by Archduchess Maria Teresa. He was indicted April 23, released on bail, and jailed in the Tombs after declaring Austria’s need for him as emperor. Judge Rosalsky rejected the idea that prison would hasten the case, but Leopold was committed to custody.
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New York
Archduke Leopold
Austria
Maria Teresa
Jurge Rosalsky
Archduke Rainer
Leopold
Rosalsky
Hapsburg
New York Traffic Lights Fail Across City
In upper New York last night a widespread signal outage caused four intersections to flash red and green for nearly three hours. Pedestrians dodged danger as traffic stalled but no serious accidents were reported.
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New York
Upper
Child Suffering Hand Lacerations After Milk Bottle Fall
Geza Cerlan an 8 year old of 350 Vulcan Street was treated at the hospital yesterday afternoon for lac erations to his left hand sustained when he fell on a milk bottle.
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Geza Cerlan
Vulcan Street
Hoover Withholds Secret Treaty Documents From Senate
President Hoover refused to submit secret documents connected with the London Naval Treaty negotiations, calling their publication a betrayal of trust. He sent a message to the Senate in response to the McKellar resolution requesting documents not harmful to public interest.
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Hoover
Washington
U.P
Senate
United States
McKellar
Death Toll Reaches 151 In Silesia Mine Disaster
In Neurode Silesia July 11 the death toll from Wednesday's coal mine explosion rose to 151 with 70 miners still entombed. Fifty nine miners were rescued alive though suffering carbonic acid gas poisoning and most were expected to recover. Officials fear entombed miners may have been killed by gas or suffocation.
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Silesia
Neurode
Jardine Named Diplomat by Hoover From Kansas
Former Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine of Kansas has been chosen by President Hoover for a diplomatic post abroad. He was to be sent to Egypt but a broader diplomatic shift may place him elsewhere. Jardine retired to lead the Florida Fruit Growers Cooperative and previously headed Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Washington
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Hoover
White House
Egypt
State Department
Jardine
Florida Fruit Growers Cooperative Association
Kansas State Agricultural College
Fear 300 Killed in Blast at Ismid Depot
Vorwarts correspondent reports 300 feared dead in a munition depot explosion at Derindje in the Ismid military port. Toll unconfirmed. Ismid Port, at the Gulf of Ismid near Istanbul, is a key trading center with a population under 25,000.
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Berlin
Vorwarts
Istambul
Derindje
Ismid
Gulf of Ismid
Constantinople
Woman Kills Husband With Hatchet in Benton Harbor
In Benton Harbor Michigan on July 11 John Bessey fifty was found dead in his bed victims head battered by a hatchet. His wife Bessie Bessey is believed mentally unbalanced and assisted by neighbors notified the sheriff after the act. Authorities found Mrs Bessey calmly awaiting officers.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
John Bessey
Bessie Bessey
Americans urged to evacuate Chinese provinces as bandits rise
Consul General Frank P. Lockhart at Hankow warned the state department that all Americans in Hunan Hupeh Kiangsi and Henan should evacuate due to extended bandit activity. He said lingering Americans face constant danger in provinces infested by bandits and Communists.
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Washington
Frank P. Lockhart
Hankow
China
State Department
Hunan
Hupeh
Kiangsi
Henan
Lockhart
Case Against Earl Carroll Continued
New York July 11 after a policeman testified that a nude woman danced in Earl Carrolls Vanities the case against the producer and several members was adjourned again in Jefferson Market court until July 15 The witness acting Capt James Coy self styled expert in indecent theatrical performances caused the raid on the Vanities Today's action was a preliminary hearing to decide whether those accused must stand trial
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New York
Earl Carroll
Jefferson Market Court
James Coy
Arrest of Collin Smart on non-support charge
Collin Smart of Bborain was arrested by sheriff's officers this morning on a secret indictment charging non-support. The case involves a formal accusation filed under a non-support statute. Authorities indicated the indictment remains sealed and further proceedings will be announced.
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Collin Smart
Bborain
Dugan Pleads Guilty in Ohio Manslaughter case
Frank Dugan of Newport News Virginia pleaded guilty to manslaughter near the trial’s end at Batavia Ohio and was sentenced to two to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary. He was charged with fatally stabbing Farnest Johnson of Akron during a drunken brawl at Neville Ohio.
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Batavia
Frank Dugan
Newport News
Ohio
Dugan
Farnest Johnson
Akron
Neville. O
Lake Road Man Takes His Own Life in Avon Lake
Avon Lake Ohio July 11 Louis Krakow 45 of Stop 60 Lake road died by suicide at his home after family and financial troubles. His seventeen year old son Franklin found him this morning on a couch with a firearm. Krakow left a note reading Goodbye signed by his name. Dr John R Pipes investigated the death. Body taken to Lorain funeral home.
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Avon Lake
Louis Krakow
Stop 60
Lake Road
Krakow
Franklin
John R. Pipes
Lorain
West River Road Closed for Improvements
The Chronicle Telegram reports West River Road is closed this afternoon until improvements are completed. Workers at the steel plant and travelers to Lorain must detour via Lake Avenue.
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West River Road
Chronicle-Telegram
Weat River
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Appeals to cooperate with Hoover praised by Watson
Senator Watson of Indiana urged Americans to support a Hoover congressional majority in a radio speech. He praised the president as the hardest working man in the country and credited the administration with achievements. He said tariff bill delays helped precipitate last November's stock-market crash.
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Washington
Hoover
Wison
Indiana
Watson
Danatorium Plans Near Completion for Lorain County Sanatorium
Plans for the Lorain County tuberculosis sanatorium nearing completion will be presented to the county building commission next Monday morning with Frank W. Ball of Cleveland the architect. After inspection, bids will be invited, construction likely starting late August, and a public hearing on the site purchase set for July 30 in the commissioners' office.
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Lorain County
County Building Commission
Frank W. Ball
Cleveland
Commissioners’ Office
Fox Furnace Declares Regular Dividend
At a regular board meeting Fox Furnace Co. declared a quarterly dividend of one and three quarter percent on preferred stock. The dividend is payable August 1, 1930.
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FOX Furnace
Fox Furnace Co
Woman 20 Faces Manslaughter Charge in Child’s Stabbing
Springfield report states Nellie McCoy, age 20, is jailed on a manslaughter charge over the fatal stabbing of her six year old stepson Marion McCoy. She had been hospitalized after attempting self harm following the incident.
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Springfield
Nellie McCoy
Marion McCoy
Heat Wave Grips Midwest as Harvest Slows Across the Plains
July 11 Chicago dispatch reports extreme heat spreading from Canada to the Gulf with temperatures near 100 degrees. The Midwest and South see soaring deaths from heat, while harvests stall as workers cannot endure the sun. some farmers work at night under a near full moon. Cities reporting 100 degree readings include Norfolk Nebraska Miles City Montana Huron South Dakota Sioux Falls Omaha Des Moines Kansas City Cairo Memphis Nashville Bismarck Davenport Keokuk Little Rock Atlanta.
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Chicago
Midwest
Canada
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Middlewest
Norfolk
Neb
Miles City Mont
Huron
S. D
Sioux Falls
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
Cairo
Jul
Memphis
Nashville
Bismarck
Davenport
Keokuk, Jr
Little Rock
Atlanta
No Action Taken In Hornyak Death
County officials ponder possible action against Louis Kramer after Julius Hornyak 20 of Cleveland died from anesthesia effects following June 21 motorcycle crash on Lake avenue. Kramer, arrested at the scene for driving while intoxicated, was fined $100 and costs on that charge per Sheriff Clarence E. Adams.
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Louis Kramer
Elyria
Julius Hornyak
Cleveland
Clarence E. Adams
Hornyak
M. E. Perry
Lake Avenue
Kramer
Drunken Driver Given Year in Prison in Newburg
In Newburg New York on July 11 Alexander G. Duff received a one year sentence for drunken driving after his car plowed through the city main street killing one pedestrian and fatally injuring two others. Duff faced three manslaughter charges for the deadly ride and Pat O Mara was sought on a collateral manslaughter charge for allegedly selling Duff the manor that started the crash.
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Newburg
N. Y
Alexander G. Duff
Duff
Pat O'Mara
Mqnor
Fresh Farm Produce Draws City Buyers at Local Market
Local growers promote seasonal fruits and vegetables urging city residents to know what they have to offer. The county market claims the greatest customer reach as sellers list available produce seeking buyers from Levere County.
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Levere
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