Four Die as Train Strikes Car at Root Road Crossing
A westbound New York Central mail train struck a Ford coupe on the Root Road crossing near Ridgeville at 2 PM. The man and woman and a 12 year old girl were killed. a one year old died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The car carried Ohio license 621-509 issued in Cleveland. The driver’s card showed 1448 W. 49th Street Cleveland. Sheriff’s deputies investigated.
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Root Road
New York Central
Ridgeville
Halr
Elyna Mememorial Hospital
Sherff
Ohio
Cleveland
el. Chura
Hall Road
North Olmstead
Cleveland Automobile Club
W. 49Th Street
Manfeld for Munder of Partner in Angeleno Murder Case
Jacob F. Goldstein, president of a mortgage company, was jailed in Los Angeles charged with the murder of S A Sherts, his business associate. He confessed after police questioned him, saying he beat Sherts with a hammer and shot him during a fight in the office. Stearns allegedly attacked Goldstein with a hammer, leading to a struggle over a weapon.
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Tos Angeles Oar
Jacob F. Goldstein
Retischld Mortgase Compeur
S A Sherts
Break
Busness
Goldstein
Chancel
Sinarus
Stearns
Goestein
Frialls
H K Cochran Admitted to Federal Bar
H K Cochran of 159 Cornell Avenue was admitted to the federal bar today. He has been connected with Cleveland postal affairs and several government cases and helped prepare the evidence in notable Dwelling case and Joab Kirhr case.
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H K Cochran
Cornell Avenue
Cleveland
Jadie Paul Jones
Cochran
Dwellingsk
Detroit Denies Ku Klux Klan Parade Permit
Police in Detroit on July 16 thwarted a planned Klan parade. About 15,000 Klansmen from Michigan and neighboring states camped at the State Fair Grounds while officials denied parade permits. armored cars and armed officers were on standby.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
State Fair Grounds
Highland Park
Fair Grounds
James Sprorri
Welcome Plan for Airmen to New York City
New York prepares for Commander Richard Bird Lieuts George Neville Bert Batchen Bert Acosta and Clarence Chamberlin arrival aboard the Leviathan. Crowds gather at Grandstands as officials rush to arrange a reception with a parade from the Battery to Madison Square and a wreath at the eternal light.
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New York
Tower Broadway
Richard Bird
George Neville
Bert Batchen
Bert Acosta
Clarence Chamberlin
Mondax
Grandsteads
Ctv Hall
Madison Square
Lindvergh
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Owens Waller water feud fuels Los Angeles dynamite blasts
Dynamiters hit two poles along the Los Angeles Aqueduct within hours of each other. A blast near Independence tore away water mains, wrecking the canal for some distance. Officials reported damage from the late night and early morning explosions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Toa
Owens Waller Water
Mutten
Tedas
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Independence
Inyo County
Water Power Bureau
Tufffe Creek
Man Injured In Auto Crash Seeks 25000 Damages
Charles Kirez of Lorain sues J H Elkims and Y M A Elena for 25000 after an auto collision on Elrria Avenue near his home on June 1. He alleges the Elkins car was speeding and on the wrong side, causing a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Charles Kirez
Fother
Joseph Kynez
Higria Avenue
Lorain
J. H. Elkims
Y. M . A. Elena
Elbing
Charles
Elrria Avenue
Elkins
Thestreet
Damaged Car On Broad Street Tied To License 777058
A parked car owned by L. B Sweet at 439 West Hiver Street was damaged on Broad Street last night by a vehicle with license 777058. The driver fled the scene. In Lorain, the Holy Trinity Church prepares a $150 000 dedication on August 11 led by Bishop Joseph Schrembs with Rev WF Novak as pastor.
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Broad Street
L. B Sweet
West Hiver Street
Eport
Lorain
Holy Trinity Church
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
WF Novak
Taxes Paid To Date Reach 1 2 Million By Deadline
County Treasurer Arthur Waters announced that 1.2 million dollars in taxes have been paid to date out of a 2.5 million dollar total. Large taxpayers such as railroads and utilities are expected to pay near the deadline, but overall collections lag behind usual figures. The books close on the 20th with one month already extended and no further extension planned.
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Arthur BH Waters
Totel
Waters
Record breaking crowd at Eagles sponsored concert
A record breaking crowd attended the Fraternal Order of Eagles band concert in the city park last night. Traffic control was aided by Eagles staff and police as Cheapside was closed to motorists. Frank Stetson introduced the event chair, and the Eagles Male Quartet from Lora impressed the audience with their singing between band numbers. Grand Worthy President M O Burns of Hampt offered an eloquent address.
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Order of Kerles
Eagles
William France
Frank Stetson
Lora
Grand Worths
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
M O Burns
Hamt
Ohio labor federation convention opens in Middletown
More than 10 delegates representing about 200000 workers from Ohio will gather in Middletown for the 44th annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Labor. Topics include workers rights to organize, court injunction limits, and labor nonpartisan politics with speakers John P Fres and William Green among notables.
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Middletown. G
Obin
Wondar
Oho Federation
Lavor
Labor
Courts of Equity
Politcal Party
John P Fres
State Federation
William Green
Coshocton
Americana Federation of Labor
Frev
Moulders International Journal
Samuel Gompers
Europe
U Labor Commission
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Lee Hall
Columbus
Ohio Miners
W AT Morgan
Neward
Arnold Eifi
Cleveland
Carpenter Union
Stanley Og
Ham Iton
Hamilton Trades Council
James F Malier
Cleveland Federation of Labor
M J Lrden
Youngstown
United Labour Congress
C B Chapman
Dayton
State Federation of Painters
Fined In Mayor's Court Appeals for Pierce in Liquor Charge
William Pierce of this city was fined $200 in mayor's court early this month for possession of liquor. He asked the court of common pleas today for permission to file a petition in error in the higher court. City Solicitor Myers waived the motion and indicated willingness to allow Pierce to file the petition.
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William Pierce
Gathr
Court of Common Pleas
Myers
Heartiz
Pierce
Heat Wave Toll Rises in Eastern Cities to At Least 27
The eastern heat wave continued its deadly sweep on day five with three more deaths in New York City raising the toll to 27 and one more in Buffalo, as temperatures stayed steady around record highs.
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New York City
Manland
Buffalo
Man Sentenced for Possessing Apparatus for Liquor
Joseph Saho of 24:7 East Lirst Street Lorain was fined 500 dollars and committed to jail after pleading guilty to possessing implements for manufacturing intoxicating liquor. State Prohibition Inspector Rankin raided his home Friday night finding a complete still. Saho paid 206 dollars immediately and will pay 25 dollars monthly to Rankin until the remainder is settled.
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Joseph Saho
East Lirst Street
Lorain
A. H. Webber
Court of Common Pleas
Sabo
O & Rankin
O E Rankin
Georgia Principal Sentenced to One Year on Chain Gang
Toccoa high school principal and church official was sentenced to one year on the Georgia chain gang for his role in the assault on Mrs Ansley Bowers a Toccoa seamstress. Judge I H Sutton imposed the maximum for assault and battery and levied a $100 fine. Appeal filed.
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Toccoa
Georgia
Ansley Bowers
I. H Sutton
Burnsian Address Praises Fraternal Aid to Nation
President Burnsian, in a stirring talk, defends the Fraternal Order of Eagles as a living force aiding humanitarian moves. He says the group girds its armor against selfishness and supports the nation’s justice, urging continued vigilance and service.
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Ong
Burnsian
Eucle Haz
Spirit of América ii
Declare Ordei Restored In Vienna Bulletin London
The Haustrian minister announced receipt of an official telegram from Vienna stating order has been restored. Authorities say the situation is under control and precautions have been taken to prevent further disturbances. No private property was damaged in yesterday's riots.
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London
Vienna
Soviet Bank Raid in Shanghai Sparks Street Turmoil
Shanghai July 16 local police acting on Chinese authority raided the Far Eastern Dal Bank seeking evidence of financial dealings with Chinese communists. The search caused an afternoon roar with crowds blocking traffic as documents were seized and authorities announced proof of transactions. The provisional court issued a search warrant and order sealing the bank. Wilhelm German attorney for the bank protested and was arrested.
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Shanghai
Sovieta Far Eastern Dal Bank
Wilhelm German
Expedition to search world for relics field museum study
Chicago July 15 The expedition to seek relics will depart New York July 20 under Henry Field to collect material evidence of earth inhabitants dating back to 500 000 years for Field M Museum Hall of Prehistoric Man The study will begin in southwest France and cover other obscure areas of Europe.
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Chicago
Field M Museum
New York
Henry Field
Cape Marshal
France
Body found in Eden Park reservoir in Cincinnati
The body of a 63 year old man was found in Eden Park reservoir Cincinnati with both wrists slashed. A note to Jo Nicodemus mentions craze and financial worries. Guthrie Nicodemus son, and others involved reported the man missing earlier.
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Cincinnati
Eden Park Reservoir
Nicodemmus
Amelia
Gouthne
Nicodemus
Coemuatt
Jo Nicodemus
Guthrie
Guthrie Nicodemus
Fliers Land Safely on Molokai Island After Gasoline Exhaustion
United Press reports Smith and Bronte landed on Molokai after their City of Oakland monoplane clipped a kaiwe tree and crashed near Ulauape Court House. The pilots and crew climbed out seeking a wireless station and shared a Hawaiian feast before continuing toward Honolulu.
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George Edward McCorrison
United Press Staff Corp’t
United Press
Rauarakal Island
Molokai
Smith
Honolulu
Plane Without Gasoline Lands At Wheeler After Fog Glide
Honolulu celebrates pilots Smith and Bronte who landed at Wheeler Field after flying from Oakland with no fuel in a voyage marked by fog and radio failures. They report mirages en route and describe manually pumping gasoline from tanks when the engine failed.
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Honolulu
Eroie Smith
Emor Bronte
Maitland
Hegenberger
Smith and Bronte
Wheeler Field
Oakland
San Francisco
Volohal
Ehnst
Molohai
Crissy Field
Molokai
Paradise
Fers
Ernie Smith
Bronte
Molegai
Toucz
Alande
Smith
Cutim Broute
Molokar
Victors
Ionelr
Motohai
Farrington
Votokhai
Edward WcCormson
Kannakakat
Iaited
Presa
Bro
Sena Nei
Steamship Shahsads Sinks Near Hooghly River
Fifty-one survivors reach Calcutta after the Asiatic Steam Navigation liner Shahsads sinks in a storm at the Hooghly river mouth. Twenty lives believed lost as rescuers search the wrecked vessel.
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Calcutta
Asiatic Steam Navigation Line
Hooghly
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