Russian Ship Resumes Search for Italia Survivors in Arctic
United Press reports from Moscow and Kings Bay describe Krasin icebreaker rescuing seven men, including captains Zappi and Mariani, with Malmgren left on the ice after collapse. Sora and Van Dongen were later rescued near Kings Bay after weeks of hardship, suffering hunger and near starvation during the polar search and rescue effort.
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United Press
Moscow
Filippo Zappi
Kras
Adalberto Mariany
Finn Malmaren
Mala
Zappi
Malmgren
Macrano
Rings Bay
Tzbersen
Adymine
Weantescedares
Italia
Sora
Sjefe van Dengen
Uppland
Nerth
Serko
Luivig Varmine
Forthern
Iain H. Riiser-Larsen
Sege
Viglieri
Adalberto Marizne
Filopo Zapp
Alfredo Viglieri
F. Behounek
Natale Cecccieni
Guiseppe Biaso
Felices Tripani
Sefj van Donzgen
Chukhnoaysky
Foyn Istead
Chukhnovsky
Unpland
Restere
van Dongen
Dot
Mariano
Zapp
Finn Malmgren
Ither
Kings Bay
Cessial
Norti
Brozher Krassin
Giuseppa Biogi
Radio Operarom
Alyog4
Natali Cecoen
Motor
Cher Richt
Francesco Behourek
Filippo Tsoina
Crutineer
Efi End Ceammander Algree4
Fieri
Nayieau
Man Found Dead on Lake Avenue near Griswold
Elmer C. Nesefield, 34, of 2171 East Erie Avenue, died after being struck on Lake Avenue near Griswold Road. He suffered two skull fractures and head injuries and was pronounced dead at Memorial Hospital about 4 AM. Deputy Sheriff Claudeisin transported him after a passerby alerted authorities. Coroner Perry indicated possible manslaughter and pledged to pursue the driver of a phantom car. Nesefield leaves a daughter, a sister, and two brothers. services pending. He was a member of the Elyria Elks.
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Prosirais
Lake Avenue
Griswold Toadstop & Green Lne
Elmer C. Nesefield
East
Erie Avenue
Lerain
T A Memorial Hospital
Sherif Claudeisin
Coron
Misses Perry
Sheriff's Office
Delefield
Greer
Ir Avenue School
Bain
Trusk
Red
Dennys
Perry
Ceroene
Delefiela
Nichols
Dellefield
Gladys
E O. Pallas
Grisgold Road
Earl of Cleveland
J.C Deijiefield
Eillsria
Elyria Elks
Friday the thirteenth yields no marriage licenses in Jorain
In Jorain county yesterday no marriage licenses were granted as Friday the thirteenth sparked superstitions and delays among applicants.
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Jorain County
Not Firing In Hease Amid Union Referendum Claims
Reports say a petition drive for a rate increase was circulated by the Central Labor Union of Elvira City but Cleveland attorney R E Gilmore says the petitions are not endorsed by the union as a whole. Some members support the referendum while others oppose. Auditor Alex Schueman noted the ordinance filing preceded the circulation, with legal action pending. In Cleveland, Joan Canfield, previously disbarred, is to be moved to A V Abernethy for jail submission after disbarment for conspiring to aid bar exam applicants.
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Cleveland
Elvira Central Labor
Unia
R. E. Gilmore
Galion
Gilmore
Central Labor Ursion
Chronicle-Telecram
Jie
L. A
Civy
Alex Schueman
Central Labor Union
Columbus
O. Juix
iSeba H. Miller
Supreme Court
Joan B. Canfiela
A. V. Abernethy
Court
Canfield
Cuyahoga County
Jay
U.S. Supreme Reourt Bute
Plane hero Carranza dies in crash over New Jersey
News from Washington and New York reports Mexican aviator Captain Emilio Carranza died in a crash near Roosevelt Field. Tributes from U S officials followed as Mexican authorities urged swift repatriation of the body. Carranza’s death ended his ceremonial flight home to Mexico after a tense, ambitious journey that faced weather delays and last minute decisions.
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Washington
Capitan Emilie Carranza
Keroday
Moerraw
Tod
Franz
New Yorkry
War Department
State War and Navy
Carrazza
Kolege
Morrow
Mexico City
Mecau Foreign Office
Arthur Bliss Lame
State Department
Tellez
New Ygere
Emilio Carranza
M Holly
N. J
Carranza
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Campbell
Garest
Rugosiph Valentino
New York
Tather
Sebastian Carranza
Mexico
Arturo Eljas
Charles A. Lindberth
North Carolina
New
Yor
Fers
Civi
Mexnan
Carrana
Trent
Meaco City
Brest
Lindbershire
Roozevelt Field
Carrajita
Storm
Seles
Weather Bureau
Roosevelt Field
Henry E. Clark
Bandits Hold Up Branch Bank In Toledo
Two masked men robbed a Toledo branch bank entering the vault as customers left. They tied a cashier and restrained staff, taking about 3090 dollars before fleeing in a waiting car. Eduard Hein was briefly present during the incident.
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Bandits
Toledo
U. Ser
Eduard W Hein
Water Traps Workers In City Main
July 14 Chicago report says two groups of workers were trapped by a flood in a city main sewer at 125th Street and South Park avenues. Seven men were rescued. three of the night crew of 30 are missing, two identified as Reciees. Police say a wrong sewer was flooded. cave-in delayed rescue as authorities pressed drainage as the only possible method.
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Buletin
Chicago
Engin
Water
125Th Street
South Park Avenues
iFester
Burglars Hit Wholesale Tobacco Houses In City
Thieves stole cigarettes and cigars valued at about 50 dollars from Eldred and Highgate East avenue wholesale houses. Six cases of cigarettes and several cigars were taken. One case of ecigarettes was abandoned in the street. No cash or safe was touched. Police searched for the stolen goods but found nothing.
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Eldred
Highgate East Avenue
Enirat
Escape Death By Jumping From Auto
Mr and Mrs George Hartman of Lancaster barely escaped death at a main street crossing over the Ric Four lines in Mr Victory South of here Friday. Hartman was struck by a piece of the wrecked car and hurled through the air. Medical exam showed no broken bones. LINEMAN ELECTROCUTER NENA O Thomas Jordan 40 Xenia lineman for the Naston Power Light Co. electrocuted by 11 900 volts on pole near ere to dat Four other workmen witnessed the accident.
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Kenton
Ric
George Hartman
Eof Lancaster
Mr. Victory
Here
Hartman
Nena.o
Thomas Jordan
Xenia
Naston Power & Light Co
P Forts-Foint Pole
Ere
Dat
Hoover Leaves Washington Tonight for Presidential Tour
Hoover ends his tenure as Secretary of Commerce and begins a cross country tour as Republican presidential candidate. He will depart Washington at 7 05 p m for Chicago arriving 11 23 p m, with stops in major cities, visiting Dawes home, meeting campaign staff, and ending in California at Stanford University.
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Washingto
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Presien Coolidge
Hoover
White House
Wisconsin
Washinston
Arene
Chingo
Pennsylvania
Forle
pUmiase
Charles G. Dawes
James W. Good
Walter Newton
Minnesota
Republican Campaign Sponsers
Chicago
Superior
Wis
Brule
Duluth
Mion
San Francisco
St. Paul
Minn
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
Wio
Reno
California
Stanford University
France Accepts U. S. War Pact Draft
Paris and Washington reports confirm France accepts the American draft for an anti war treaty among major powers. The note to Kellogg arrives in Washington and outlines that France agrees to sign the proposal, with reservations on League of Nations covenants. Public publication planned for Monday.
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Washington
Reliogts
State Department
Count de Sartig
Charte D'Affaires
Paris
France
United States
Kellore
Arcaptanie
League of Nations Covnant
Open Bids On Rest Room Construction
City opened bids for the new rest room at 11 am on Second Street. Service director John N Ee and city auditor Alex Srisileman announced 14 concerns on general, heating and plumbing, and electrical contracts. J Kaiser and Bros of Eisra bid 9690 for general, Albert Abramasha of Elsra bid 2485 for plumbing and heating, Ward Electric Co of Lorain bid 295 for electrical. Award date not yet determined.
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John N Ee
Alex Srisileman
Cubmitiss
Feneral
J. Kaiser and Bros
Eisra
Albert Abramasha
Elsra
Ward Electric Co
Lorain
Richt
County lays out 725000 for 30 miles of road work this summer
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs announced an estimated 725000 for summer road projects in the county. About 275000 will fund improvements on the lake road from Lorain city limits to the Cuyahoga line, with the remaining 350000 for new roads, reconstructions, bridges, and culverts across multiple townships including Brighton, LaGrange, Penfield, Wellington, and Columbia.
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C. T. Biggs
Biger
Lorain City
Cuyahoga County
Biggs
Brighton Township
Brighton Center
Leavett
Oberlin Village
Amherst Township
Penfield Center
LaGrange Village
Indian Hollow
Foster Road
LaGrange
Penfield
Vermont Street
la Grange
Wellington
Columbia Township
Brownhelm
Middle Ridge
Elvria
Sheffield
Sprague Road
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Mallet Creek Bay Village
New London-Lafayette
Rochester
Huntington
Walker Road
Avon Lake Village
Biges
East of the Lake
Dar
Generally Fair Weather For Next Week
Washington weather outlook from the Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions. Monday through Tuesday show partly cloudy skies with the middle of the week featuring possible thundershowers. Temperatures rise slowly Monday and Tuesday, with a brief cool spell Thursday and warmer conditions by week’s end.
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Washington
Buureau
Tijians
Ohin
Outbreaks in Coal Fields Stir Tense Workday
July 14 near Caldwell reports minor outbreaks in strike torn coal fields. Four alleged union sympathizers were arrested for assaulting a non union miner who suffered a broken hand. At Belle Valley women and children allegedly stoned non union workers. one woman was arrested and released on bond.
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Caldwell
Belle Vailer
Elyrian Fined for Having Liquor
Joseph Johnson of West River Street pleaded guilty in police court to possession of intoxicating liquor. He was fined 209 dollars plus costs after officers found a can of liquor on Tremont Street. Johnson claimed he did not know who supplied the liquor and said it was for drinking. Mayor Hewitt remarked on similar past inquiries made during his tenure.
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Joseph Johnson
West River Street
Jonneon
Tremont Street
Johnson
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
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Arctic
Ana Glu Ao
II Ghagh Uf
Woodland
Eldred and
Highgate
Elyrian
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