U.S. World Fliers Arrive in Paris with Ovation
In a V formation the three American round the world planes landed at Le Bourget after departing Vienna at 5 45 am and Strasbourg stop. An escort of French planes met them at Strasbourg and the group flew on to Paris circling the Arc de Triomphe. Pilot Lieut Smith reported a storm and headwind slowed progress and noted sleep deprivation among crew. He also warned delaying final legs to Iceland and Greenland with supplies arriving after August 1.
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Paris
le Bourget Feld
Strasbourg
Vienna
France
Lebourget
Wade
Nelson
Arch of Triumph
Addira
Smith
Lerbourget
Lieut. Smith
Iceland
Greenland
Tornado Kills in Augusta Kansas
The tornado that ripped through Augusta Kansas last night left ten dead and many injured as search teams comb the ruined business district. Authorities say recovery continues with hopes of finding more victims as debris is sifted.
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Augusta
Kas
LORAIN RELIEF DRIVE NEARS GROUND BREAKING TOTAL
The Lorain relief drive reports $18 089 raised by nine o clock today toward a $25 090 goal. Factory canvass and Sunday workers boosted efforts while headquarters stay open in the city park to push past the top. E F Allen vows the drive continues until every dollar is secured and asks surrounding districts to report promptly.
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Lorain
Elyria
E. F. Allen
William Willert Rites Set For Wednesday
William James Willert 15, only son of Mr and Mrs William Willert, died at 1093 West Street. Funeral services at St Agnes church Wednesday at 9 AM. Dayton death: Robert Shields 70 died by hanging in a chicken house on Smithville road after slashing throat. long ill health noted.
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William Willert
William James
West Street
St. Agnes Church
Dayton
Robert Shields
Smithville Road
Judge Refuses New Trial in Barner Barnard Divorce
Judge W B Thompson overrules Rosamond Barner's motion for a new trial in the divorce from George Barnard of Cleveland. He awards her $155 monthly alimony pending appeal to the court of appeals, totaling $15,000, which she rejects.
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W. B. Thompson
Rosamond Barner
George Barnard
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Arrest Kodak Thief After Long Run
A series of fines were issued in police court this morning. Rufus Spicer, a Lorain man, stole a kodak from L. J. Kindig and fled along Telegraph road, later pleading guilty to petit larceny and paying $10 with costs. John Fedor and Mike Barlock paid $5 plus costs on intoxication charges. Otto Eggert faced disorderly conduct and paid $5 and costs after being caught with Held’s Boston bull pup at Riverview park. R. D. Copas received $5 and costs for parking violations.
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John Fedor
Mike Barlock
Rufus Spicer
Lorain
L. J. Kindig
Telegraph Road
Otto Eggert
Boston
Joe Held
Riverview Park
Egger
Held
R. D. Copas
Elyria Girl Shot Examining Pistol
Esther Page 21 of 108 Mound Street was accidentally shot in the arm Saturday night while examining a revolver. She was taken to Memorial hospital where the wound was dressed.
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Esther Page
Mound Street
Memorial Hospital
Klady and Two Dry Raiders Dismissed Over Funds Exhausted
Bheri Underhill announced the dismissal of Deputy Sheriffs Frank Klady Carl Dern and C F Croyle who were deputized to handle liquor cases. The action follows exhausted funds to pay salaries as Prosecuting Attorney Webber and the court had secured limited money. Klady plans a statement detailing arrests convictions and fines.
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Klady
Bheri
Underhill
Frank Klady
Carl Dern
C. F. Croyle
Cenaerlake
Webber
Kiady
Arrest Two In Series Of Thefts
Joe Leusinski, 17, and Jake Wohlever, 21, were arrested by Sheriff Underhill after a string of thefts. A break in at Newton Rays on Telegraph road yielded cookies, a gasoline can, and a gold watch. They admitted prior tire theft in Riverview park and will face arraignment with further charges in Lancaster and larceny.
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Joe Leusinski
Jake Wohlever
Underhill
Joe
Newton Rays
Telegraph Road
South Amherst
Lensinski
Carl Mentz
Wohlever
Riverview Park
Justice
J. George
Lancaster
Wohlover
Tornado Splits Farm in Elyria Report
John Blythe, a farmer on Abbe road, told the police this morning that a tornado two weeks ago moved his house and barn from the foundations, blew down his cow and chicken barns, and caused extensive damage. This is the first damage report from the locality.
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John Blythe
Abbe Road
Nolice Department
Five Deaths in Youngstown Auto and Drowning Crashes
Five fatalities were reported in Youngstown and nearby areas from yesterday’s accidents. Three men died in auto crashes Daniel R Convers Lewis Marion and Robert Laney. Florida Marinelli drowned while attempting to save a companion near Berlin Center. In Cleveland seven traffic deaths were recorded yesterday with safety day observations.
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Youngstown
Daniel R. Convers
Lewis Marion
Robert Laney
Florida Marinelli
Berlin Center
Nicholas Petrarola
Elyria Officials Rooms Ransacked and Loot Totals $250
Burglars hit city offices in Masonite Temple on a Saturday night and stole $250. Cash of $100 from the service director James Hewitt, $150 from Masonic club secretary W. J. Tasman, with other offices found ransacked but yielding nothing. Entry by prying doors with a chisel and hammer blows.
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James Hewitt
J. C. Crisp
Nothiing
Masonic Club
W. J. Tasman
Board of Elections
League of Nations Calendar Reform Proposal Faces U S Skepticism
Washington July 14 experts oppose changing the Gregorian calendar arguing risks and complications in business law history and science. Navy Secretary says keep 52 weeks plus two idle days and begin year January first to avoid confusion. proposal to start December 22 and a 364 day year would disrupt astronomical data and schedules.
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Washington
League of Nations
Gregory XIII
Julius Caesar
B. C
Gregory
Caesar
State Department
United States
Naval Observatory
U. S
Wilbur
Mrs W J Sharp Dies In Muncie Indiana
Word comes of the death of Mrs William J Sharp at Muncie Indiana after a stroke of paralysis Sunday morning Funeral services will be held at Niagara Falls New York likely tomorrow The deceased lived here until months ago her husband with Willys Overland at the Elvira plant for years She was a member of the First Congregational church Eastern Star St Clair Rebekah Lodge and the Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees and had many friends here.
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William J. Sharp
Muncie
Indiana
Niagara Falls
New York
Willys-Overland Company
Elvira
Sharp
First Congregational Church
City
Order of Eastern Star
Young Couple Elopes Missing After Saturday Transit
Relatives of Sterling Ray and Dorothy Swartz wait for word as the 19 and 18 year olds disappear Saturday afternoon. Ray reported to police seeking a marriage license as the probate office was closed. It is believed the couple traveled toward Monroe Michigan to wed. Also, Everard at 711 Chestnut reports a dog bite on his calf by a dog owned by J W Edwards of 132 East Bridge Street. The dog is under observation to determine rabies status.
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Sterling Ray
Columbus Street
Dorothy Swartz
Williams Street
Ray
Monroe
Mich
KH. Everard
Chestnut Street
J. W. Edwards
E. Bridge Street
Lorain Tornado Aftermath a City Sees Huge Crowds and Repairs
Lorain residents recount a July tornado visit drawing an estimated crowd of 75 000 to 200 000 people who viewed the ruins. Volunteers collected 2500 in donations while the city awaits state funding to repair school buildings at an estimated 200 000 cost. A shooting incident hospitalized a visitor and a youth faces juvenile court after an errant shot. Insurance adjusters settle a 1800 loss at the Children’s Home buildings.
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Lorain
Neck Lorain
Thlis
Hoffman
Cleveland Baseball Co
D. B. Symons
Shane
J. T. Geiger
Cleveland
Leavitt Road
Flobert
Henry Osesrege
Lake Road
Geiger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Osesrege
Oberlin
Oil Lessee Loses Suit Hold Senate Right to Quiz
Justice Hoebling ruled the Senate Public Lands committee may compel private citizen Harry F. Sinclair to testify. The decision overrules a demurrer challenging Senate authority and upholds interrogation in the Teapot Dome case. Sinclair's counsel vow to appeal.
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Senate
Washington
C . Fee
Congress
Justice Hochling
District Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
United States Senate
Senate Public Lands Committee
Justice Hoebling
Senate Committee
Martin W. Littleton
J. W. Zevely
George P. Hoover
Lorain Tornado Victim Identity Debate Widens
A second claimant emerges over the Lorain beach victim found after the cyclone claiming the body is Effin McDonald of Cincinnati, contradicting earlier identifications of Marie Bontar. Coroners and undertakers weigh rings teeth and a letter from Cincinnati while Mrs. Bontar seeks possession as Cincinnati burials proceed.
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Carl Taylor
Lorain
Marie Bontar
Effin McDonald
Cincinnati
Katherine Bontar
Akron
Colonial Hotel
William McDonald
Effie McDonald
Summit County
Masked Robber Smashes Window Takes Jewelry Heist
A masked man smashed a display window at a Philadelphia jewelry store in the downtown district and escaped with several thousand dollars worth of rings and stones. Rings valued at about 2,000 dollars were dropped during the escape, and the thief fled in an automobile.
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Philadelphia
I Press
Dusendon Hurt In Auto Collision Near Ridgeville
C Dusendon of 102 Arizona Avenue Loraino was seriously cut by flying glass when his car was struck by a truck near Ridgeville at 11 15 a m Saturday. He was taken to Me Moria hospital but not admitted.
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Juanita Pelhart
Berea
C. Dusendon
Arizona Avenue
Loraino
MeMoria Hospital
Ridgeville
Dusendon
Local firm offers up to 100 for refugee aid work
Daniel Bates & Co promises to donate 100 dollars worth of painting or paper hanging to any poor distressed family in Lorain unable to cover the cost. The offer stands as a public welfare gesture that is expected to be widely used.
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Daniel Bates & Co
E. Bridge Street
Lorain
Sneak Thief Hits Congregational Church Collection
Burglary at First Congregational Church office last night emptied collection envelopes from yesterday’s benevolent service. Loose cash taken, many personal checks discarded, reducing the haul.
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Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Two Autos Stolen Saturday Night in Lorain Area
Two cars were stolen from parking spots Saturday night in Lorain. A new Ford one ton truck was taken from Second street East avenue near D E O Neill. a Ford coupe owned by RE McCulloch was stolen from in front of Caastree store on Second street. Sheriff Underhill arrested Clifford Jackson of Lorain in Youngstown on non support charges filed by his wife Maude. London reports the Prince of Wales will travel to New York on August 23 for International Polo matches.
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Second Street
East Avenue
D. E. O'Connell
RE. J. McCulloch
Caastree
Clifford Jackson
Underhill
Youngstown
Lorain
Maude
George Court
London
Prince of Wales
New York
3000 Killed in Argentina Revolt Reported
Buenos Aires dispatch says more than 3,000 have died in the fighting between Federal troops and revolutionists at Sao Paulo and Santos, Brazil, with reports reaching the city as battles raged and spillover effects were noted here.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sao Paulo
Santos
Brazil
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Royal Astronomical Society
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Muncie, Indiana
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Justice Hoehler
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Atso
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