Hoover Leads Westward March From East to West
Hoover and Curtis resume the campaign with a western drive starting tomorrow. Hoover will travel to California to formally accept the Republican nomination while Curtis goes to Kansas for notification ceremonies. Hubert Work leads the national committee tour with meetings in Chicago and California to align plans for western states.
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Washington
Hoover-Curtis
Herbert Hoover
California
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Hoover
Hubert Work
Republican National Committees
Chicago
National Committee
Western Committee
Republican
Mexican Lindbergh Carranza Returns Home From Flight
Captain Emilio Carranza, hailed as Mexico's Lindbergh, halted his 27 hour Roosevelt Field flight to land in Mexico City after dark. He was last seen heading toward the Gulf with a direct course to ripen his final approach. Carranza departed Roosevelt Field at 7 15 p m last night amid plans to reach the Mexican capital by nightfall.
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New York
Emilio Carranza
Mexico
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
L. L.i
Gulf
Tany
Brownstike
Tampico
Mexico City
Carranza
L. 1
San Francisco Set For Next Air Tour Stop
On July 13 pilots and passengers rested ahead of resuming the national air tour with San Francisco as the next host city. Mrs Phoebe Ome, a contestant, survived a second forced landing at Laguna Beach with neither she nor her passenger Mrs Edward A Stinson injured. John Wood and Diane led midway through the leg.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phoebe Ome
Wemar
Laguna Beach
Edward A A. Stinson
John Wood
Diane
Veteran pilot killed as plane crashes near city
Chicago on July 13, Henry C. Keller aged 60 a veteran pilot died when he lost control of an airplane during a lesson with student aviator West Johnson 23. The craft spun from 2000 feet injuring Johnson slightly Keller had flown since 1902. the accident occurred during a training flight.
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Chicago
Henry C. Keller
West Johnson
Keller
Johnson
Tube Company to operate at eighty percent next week
Lorain July 13. Announcement states that the National Tube Company will run at 80 percent capacity next week, a drop of 2 percent from this week’s operations.
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Tube Company
Lorain
National Tube Company
Et &O
Bee Keepers to Meet Monday in Wellington
Lorein County Bee Keepers Association will hold a Monday evening meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Eber M Vincent in Wellington. Mell Pritchard a well known beekeeper from Medina will give a talk at the gathering.
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Wellington
Lorein County
Bee Keeper’s Association
Eber M. Vincent
Wellingui
Mell Pritchard
Medina
Chile and Peru to resume diplomatic relations
Secretary Kellogg announced that Chile and Peru will reestablish diplomatic ties after a 12 year rupture. The move, via Kellogg’s plan, aims to settle mutual issues, appoint ambassadors in Lima and Santiago, and remove misunderstandings between Washington, Santiago, and Lima.
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Washington
Chile
Peru
Kellogg
Santiago
Lima
Caile
Kellogs
Lim
Mian Killed in Detroit Gun attack on rum runner
Joseph Tallman 23, an east side rum runner, was shot to death in his car when a gang forced the vehicle to the curb and fired four bullets into his head and back. Harvey Smith and Mex Wuester, with Tallman, said they were leaving a saloon when the murder car stopped them and the assailants fled after shooting only Tallman.
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Detroit
Joseph Tallman
East Side
Ganz
Harvey Smith
Mex Wuester
Tallman
Former Federal Dry Officer Sentenced
Urbana Ohio July 13 William Bush Heaston former federal dry officer was sentenced to less than 15 months in the Ohio penitentiary by Judge E P Middleton after a jury convicted him of obtaining money under false pretenses Heaston allegedly took 150 dollars from Elmer Minor as a bond for arrest on a liquor charge December 1926 His attorney John C Hoover Bellefontaine gave notice of appeal after denial of a new trial and sentence execution was deferred pending appeal Heaston is on bond pending appeal
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Bellefontaine
Court of Appeals
Fudge Middleton
Keaston
Benc
Picnic baseball not good for attorneys
Attorneys and court attaches who played scrub baseball at the Bar Association picnic in Spring Valley yesterday limped around the courthouse today. Most vow future participation will be limited to the bleachers, though one participant said he never felt better. Judge A R Webber ran the bases yesterday and warned he might suffer when older.
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Bar Association
Spring Valley
A. R. Webber
Mine Section of ORO Hit by Storm
A cloudburst and flood damaged Jefferson Belmont and Ohio Valley areas. Estimated losses near 850000 with 700 miners out of work a week. Bridges, tracks, and the Webb mine suffered extensive damage. 25 cars washed away and several homes destroyed. Major impacts on Ohio River and Western Railroad service. A man was fatally injured and several other injuries reported. widespread property loss including farms, garages, and roads.
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Jefferson
Belmont
Ohio Valley
Bayland
Jefferson County
Belmont County
Wegee Creek
Ohio River and Western Railroad
Bellaire
Zanesville
Webb
McMuljem
Mead Township
Ohio
Rayland
Glen Robbins
Connerville
Lemoine Vaushen
Martins Ferry
Charles Vaughan
Fordham End
New Jersey Zinc Co
Tiltonsville
Vaughn
Liverpool-Mariettta
Lawrence Kull
Yorkville
Warrerton
Highland City
Yort Ville
Tiltsonville
Deeprus
Florence
Webb Mine
Ohio River & Western Railroad
Wezee Creek
Open Shop
Peacock, Steel Magnate Dies
New York July 13 Alexander T Peacock formerly a partner in the Carnegie steel interests died yesterday. His funeral followed hours later. He had lived in New York for years and previously resided in Pittsburgh where his home was among the most pretentious. He was 66 and survived by a widow two daughters and three sons.
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Peacock
New York
Alexander T. Peacock
Carnegie Steel Interests
Pittsburgh
Winchester Fire Devastates Towns and $75,000 Loss
A three hour blaze in Winchester destroyed the Winchester Produce Company's two story building, T R Morgan general store, the residence of R E Cupperton, W 2 Sexton coal office, and the Winchester Broom Factory. Estimated loss stands at $75,000 as firefighters from Seaman Georgetown West Union and Hillsboro battled the flames.
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Winchester Produce Company
T R. Morgan General Store
R. BE. Cupperton
W. 2. Sexton
Winchester
Winchester Produce Co
Seaman
Georgetown
West Union
Hillsboro
Calla
Three Year Old Held For Ransom Found Safe
Miami police report Billy McAllister three, grandson of a prominent hotel operator, was kidnapped from his home last night. An $8,000 ransom was demanded, but he was found unharmed sixteen hours later in a deserted house. A large auto and a poisoned watchdog incident linked to the family’s earlier security raised suspicions of planning over weeks.
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Miami
Fla
Billy McAllister
Meamys
Florida
Billy
E. C. McAllister
MacAllister
Elks
Mel Alister
Mcalister
Neiznbors
Norris Flays The Power Trust In Direct Election Push
Senator George Norris of Nebraska denounces the power trust as he campaigns for direct presidential election and opposes a farmer labor party nomination. He argues the current electoral system locks out voters and forces costly electors, criticizing money influence across schools, legislatures, and media.
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Washington
Stir
George Norris
Nebraska
Farmer-Labor Party
Norris
Celal
Nortis
United States Senate
Boy Secours
Kiwanisead
Rotary Societie
de Tris
United States
Clevelander To Address Real Estate Board
Carl Palmer, member of the Cleveland Real Estate Board, will address the PQ Elsha Lorain County Real Estate Board dinner at the Elks Club on Monday July 3 at six o clock. His talk topic is Elements of Residential Appraisals. Palmer serves on the Cleveland board's valuation committee.
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Carl Palmer
Cleveland Real Estate Board
PQ Elsha-Lorain County Real Eetate Board
Elks Eluh
Palmer
Cleveland Board
Smith Plans To Speak In 10 Cities
New York July 12 The presidential campaign of G E Smith moves forward as the governor returns to Albany and national chairman Ra5 kod goes to Centreville Md for a weekend rest. He will deliver about ten speeches in key cities with radio hookups for the rest. A campaign fund of at least 2006000 will be raised by a national organization with no solicitors. The effort is directed from New York City with the governor in charge of major phases. The governor may choose a brief rest after preliminary organizing is finished.
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New York
G E. Smith
Albany
Jon J
al-1 Banr
Tially
Nellis Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Idie Rodar
Union Starts Fight Over Rate Increase
The Elsrna Central Labor Union filed the ordinance copies with the city auditor to trigger a November vote on the Cleveland and Southwestern street car fare hike. City officials note the rate cannot be collected after filing, while union leaders press for service speedups and petitions to pursue the measure. Frank Wilson of the streetcar company discussed questions with Mayor Hewitt as service teams expand ahead of any price change.
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Elsrna Central Labor Union
Cleveland and Southwestern
Shorc
Frank Wilson
James Hewitt
Columbia Steel to Pause Work in Tribute Across Plants
Columbia Steel will stop five minutes today at 43% capacity to silently honor H. C. Phillips, secretary of the American Rolling Mill Co., who died Wednesday and will be buried in Middletown, Ohio. Other plants in Zanesville Middletown Butler Pa Ashland Ky and Nellis W Va will also pause briefly.
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Columbia Steel
Elyria
Columbia Stee] Co
H. C. Phillips
American Rolling Mill Co
Middletown
Ohio
Phillips
Zanesville
Batler
Ashland
Nellis
W. Va
Double Execution in Georgia At State Prison
In Milled ge, Georgia two weeks apart, Sam Gower and Ferdis Taylor were electrocuted today at the state prison marking the second double execution in two weeks.
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Georgia
Milledgeville, Ga
Sam Gower
Ferdis Taylor
East Centralized School Progress Lagging on Grafton Road
County superintendent R. P. Vauzhn said the East centralized School on Grafton road advances slowly due to supply delays. Part of the first hour structure is up. It was hoped to finish by the start of the school year but occupancy before Thanksgiving is unlikely. Bonds totaling 75000 were voted for the project.
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Grafton Road
R. P. Vauzhn
Farmers Happy Over Crops in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers appear in a happy frame of mind over a crop boom. They are cutting hay and cultivating corn while wheat dries for next week. Oats planted early look good and will be harvested late July to early August. The hay crop is lighter than hoped, and spring rains forced replanting of corn and potatoes. Fruit crop, aside from peaches, is weaker than in past years.
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Lorain County
Counir
Underhill Takes First Solo Flight at Kansas City School
Robert Underhill son of former sheriff Fred Underhill made his first solo flight Monday at 2 Kansas City flying school. The pilot reported the aircraft fixed fine and said he has 35 more hours of solo flying before course completion. He hopes to become a Position 5 instructor at a new Los Angeles flying school after finishing.
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Robert
Bob” Underhill
Fred Underhill
Kansas City
Underhill
B. M. O'Donnell
Los Angeles California
Rum Runners Escape In Fast Boat
Cleveland July 13 An all night search of Lake Erie failed to locate the Turner runners who escaped a border patrol near Toledo Thursday night Chief Robert Burri reported Friday The escape followed an exchange of shots in the Maumee river The speed boat used by the runners outdistanced the patrol cabin cruiser A row boat recovered contained 20 cases of Canadian ale Burri said
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Toledo
Robert Burri
Maumee
Burri
Mercy Plea Hopes Hoppe Remains On Death Row
In Toledo July 75 A pier judges review mercy pleas for Charles Hoppe. Hoppe’s counsel argued insanity and insufficient proof of premeditated murder in the Aerobr Sz Ski case, seeking to reduce to second degree murder.
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Toledo
Charles Hoppe
Lucas
Mercy
Charles M. Milray Austin, Jr
James
Hoppe
Mercy Tlea
Hoppe Ans
Aerobr Sz Ski
Band Concert Moved to Tomorrow Afternoon at 2 36
Announcement says if rain continues the band concert will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 36. Phil Barker of Cleveland, a Scotch comedian, will perform tomorrow afternoon if tonight's event is cancelled.
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TF Tain
Phil Barker
Cleveland
Old Neighbors in Court Over Ancient Fence
Joseph and Mary Conrad sue Albert P. and Catherine A. Skeldo over a three foot rear strip claimed to be adjacent. A witness aged five recalled the fence’s former appearance as years of dispute unfold in Judge Thompson’s courtroom.
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Reas
Judge Ompton
Joseph
Mary Conrad
Laka Avenue
Albert P
Catherine A. Skeldo
Conrad
Sheldon
Thompson
Lake Road Improvement Agreement Reaches 12 Foot Addition
County Commissioner W B Richmond announced a long term Lake Road project with Avonabe and Sheffield village officials after a phone briefing with State Highway Director Yarri J The plan shifts reconstruction costs to the county and village for a 12 foot widening while the original 18 foot width is abandoned The agreement follows a meeting in Columbus with the state highway director and is described as a shared funding effort with the state covering half of the costs for the upgrade
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Avonabe
Sheffield
W. B. Richmond
Yarri J
Richmond
Columbus
Kirk Jetter
Ascins
Kirk
Elyria Clears Contagion Yet Reports Minor Illnesses
Local report states Elyria remains free from serious contagion though there are scattered cases of hoop-sickness cough and chickenpox. Williams notes the cut in question has not shown contagion risk and emphasizes the unusual time of year for such illnesses.
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Frank
Tia
Williams
Sedan rolls from curb onto West Avenue street
A sedan rolled down an incline and stopped in the center of West Avenue street last night. Police moved the vehicle back to the curb and ensured traffic safety.
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West Avenue
Rowland Attends 4-H Club Meet at Camp Craig
County farm extension agent C E Rowland is at Camp Craig Medina County for the 4 H Club meet today. He expects to return Saturday.
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Rowland
County Farm
C. E. Rowland
Camp Craig
Medina County
Rescue on Arctic ice as Krassin saves Ital. group
On July 13 the Russian ice breaker Krassin reported rescuing Capt. Adalberto Zanio and Filippo Zappi and a group aboard the wrecked Ital dirigible. The operation reached survivors near Cape Brun and near the Tesecae encampment, with two dogsled teams aiding in the long, perilous search amid Arctic conditions.
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Krassin
Sora
Sefj van Dongen
Virgo Bay
Ludwig Af. Varming
van Dongen
Cape Brun
Chukhnovsky
Cape Platen
Ital
Adalberto
Filippo Zappi
Alfredo Vig
Eins-Paul Lurdborg
Mariano S
Zappi
Mariano
Zapai
Finagrea
North
Vis- Tieri
Giuseppe Biagi
Mre
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