Not Guilty Plea Entered By Mag Nagy
Mrs Helen Nagy of 289 West River street walked into the police headquarters to plead not guilty to a third offense liquor charge and was bound over to the grand jury on 1500 bond after waiving examination. She has prior liquor convictions and faces reform school if convicted this time. Her husband Steve Nagy awaits trial on a related charge, delayed by injuries from a train accident.
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Helen Nagy
West River Street
Steve Nagy
Elyria
Steel and Tubes plant reportedly staying in Elyria
Chronicle Telegram asked W. W. West about a rumor that Steel and Tubes, nec. would leave Elyria. He knew nothing of plans to move the plant, while confirming future operations were being planned. Local industrial rumors persist. the paper will publish definite developments.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Nec
Elyria
W. W. West
West
Eleven Transients Lodged In Elyria City Jail
Eleven travelers from five states stayed as lodgers in Elyria city prison overnight the largest group hosted in some time. Two had no home address while others listed Elyria Warren Springfield Ohio Uniontown Pittsburgh New York City Buffalo Goshen Detroit and Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Warren
Springfield
Ohio
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York City
Buffalo
New York
Goshen
Indiana
Detroit
Michigan
Two British Battleships Head to Alexandria Over Egypt Riots
London announced that the battleships Queen Elizabeth and Ramillies with about 1,200 crew apiece will sail from Skiatho Island to Alexandria to safeguard foreign lives and property as rioting in Egypt escalates. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said Sir Percy Loraine will inform Sidky Pasha and Nahas Pasha that Egypt must resolve its internal issues without endangering foreigners. Earlier in Chicago three workmen were trapped in a sewer collapse. two died before rescue and the third was severely injured.
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Chicago
London
Alexandria
Egypt
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Percy Loraine
Sidky Pasha
Percy
Nahas Pasha
Admiralty
United Press
Queen Elizabeth
Ramillies
Skiatho Island
Aegean Sea
Psychology of tree sitting craze explained by Northwestern professor
Professor H C Coffman of Northwestern University explains the tree sitting fad as imitative, not instinctive behavior among youths seeking fame inspired by the Hunter brothers and shipwreck Kelly. He notes endurance contests spread from Michigan to Texas with many children climbing high trees to sit for hours or days. The craze began with Jimmy Clemons of Racine and has reached Huntington, with long sittings and newsreel attention.
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Chicago
H. C. Coffman
Northwestern University
Hunter Brothers
Kelly
Joan
Kenneth Hunter
Prof. Coffman
Jimmy Clemons
Racine
Wis
Michigan
Texas
Jack Richardson
Kansas City
Jack
Merchants Act To Protect Themselves From Solicitors
A group of ten Elyria merchants met at the Chamber of Commerce to plan how to handle funds requests from local and nearby organizations. They formed a rule to not donate unless approved by a special committee and the Chamber, criticizing out of town solicitations and advertising schemes as wasteful. The policy aims to prevent price increases triggered by charitable giving and keeps donations within member groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Bacon
Bruening Granted Broad Reich Cabinet Powers by President
Berian July 16 reports Chancellor Bruening received sweeping authority from President Hindenburg to push through the financial program under article 48, dissolve the Reichstag if misconfidence or constitutional attempts occur, or in response to any important political event. Legal experts doubt the last two points’ constitutionality.
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Berian
Reichstag
Heinrich Bruening
Paul von Hindenburg
Bruening
Parachute departure of refueling crew near Bostwick
A New York to Buenos Aires non stop refueling plane crew jumped with parachutes over Bostwick Georgia after circling for two hours and landed safely in a sagebrush field one mile northwest of town. G A Munn of Bostwick witnessed the three airmen, with a first jump obscured by clouds. The fliers later motored to Monroe Georgia after salvaging what they could from the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostwick
Buenos Aires
Here
G. A. Munn
Monroe
Plans for conferences of enforcement agencies in Washington
Washington July 16 Attorney General Mitchell develops plans for a series of conferences between state and federal prohibition officials under the justice department to improve coordination of enforcement. Mitchell, upon taking command of the federal duty forces July 1, stressed local cooperation and a Washington administrator conference may be called soon.
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Washington
Justice Department
Mitchell
McKellar Attacks London Naval Treaty Debate
Senator McKellar charges that negotiating the London Naval Treaty nearly sparked war between France and Italy and denounces Hoover's secrecy. He says no public official may transact the people's business in secret, calling the pact a sham and not a real peace treaty.
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Washington
France
Italy
Senate
McKellar
Den
Tenn
Hoover
London
Crack Army Flier Killed in Night Flight
Lieut. Frank B. Tyndall a famed Army Air Corps flyer was killed near Mooreville Virginia when his plane struck a tree during a practice night flight Langley Field announced from his home station.
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Washington
Frank 8. Tyndall
Army Air Corps
Mooreville
Langley Field
Veteran finds no taker for his eye donation offer
Bridgeport Connecticut July 16 Chester Taylor a frail World War veteran offered to donate his eyes for a medical trachoma experiment in Albuquerque but lacked funds to guarantee his wife Ruth's support He said he remained ready to work for any doctor who would accept the terms His wife urged against selling him to doctors preferring poverty to his suffering and their rent was due after factory searches yielded no jobs He served 14 months with the 306th field artillery 77th division and has undergone eight operations since the war
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Bridgeport
Conn
Chester Taylor
Taylor
Albuquerque
N. M
United Press
Ruth
Taylors
Veterans‘ Bureau
306Th Field Artillery
Flier Found Unconscious After Mountain Plane Crash
Frank Goldsborough a 19 year old aviator and holder of a Junior Transcontinental record remained unconscious in Putnam Memorial Hospital after a fog shrouded crash in a forest near Bennington Vermont. He was trapped for about 18 hours under wreckage and suffered a skull fracture with a forehead gash. He was found groaning by six searchers and transported 16 miles to care through freezing conditions.
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Bennington
Frank Goldsborough
Mountain Forest
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Donald Mockler
New York
Goldsborough
Keene
N. H
Woodford
Putnam Hospital
McLal
Lorain County to Inspect Two Major Bridges
Lorain County commissioners ordered a formal inspection of the Erie avenue and Thirty first street bridges over the Black River. County Engineer C. T. Biggs will perform the survey and file a written report on the bridges’ condition, noting the Erie avenue span has not been inspected in six years.
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Lorain County
Erie Avenue
Black River
Lorain
C. T. Biggs
Lake Road Reopens After New Concrete Section
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs announced that the Lake Road will reopen to Cleveland Lorain traffic in about a week. A new 30 foot concrete paving through Shefield Lake Village was completed yesterday and will be open then.
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Lake Road
Cleveland-Lorain
C. T. Biggs
Sheffield Lake Village
Appointees For Fairs Named
Columbus July 16 Eleven of the twelve men chosen to inspect concessions at this year’s ninety six agricultural fairs were announced today by Perry L Green director of the state department of agriculture The appointees include Carl Algower Richwood John R Pfeiffer Lorain H W Sasser Columbus George Collin East Palestine Charles K Long Napoleon Alfred Conlin Marietta Continue on page 2
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Columbus
Perry L. Green
State Department of Agriculture
Carl Algower
Richwood
John R. Pfeiffer
Lorain
H W. Sasser
George Collin
East Palestine
Charles K. Long
Napoleon
Alfred Conlin
Marietta
George
Canton Bank Heist Ends With Slain Robber and Loot Recovered
Canton Ohio July 16 Jimmy Romeo arrested as bank loot totaling sixty thousand dollars recovered after three bandits robbed a First National Bank messenger and a special officer. One robber Charles Williams alias Charles Tish Cleveland was shot and killed by officer N B Riblett who was shot by the gang. The other two fled with the loot. Romeo found with a satchel of cash at his quarters. Investigators say Romeo, an underworld figure, is on bond in a Akron pool room holdup case and may name the third robber.
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Canton
Jimmy Romeo
First National Bank
Charles Williams
Charles Tish
Cleveland
N. B R. Riblett
Romeo
Bond
Akron
Man Blindsight Reunites With Old Friends in Elyria
J F Fish a Chicago educator who recently regained sight after thirty years met two longtime Elyria friends Miss E M Johnston and Mrs Sadie Wurts today at 1 02 pm as he arrived by train en route from Cleveland to Detroit. He spoke of his awakening and compared his new vision to learning to see anew stating he has seen more people in two weeks than Lindbergh did. He and his wife were heading to Niles Michigan for medical advice from Dr F Bonine, longtime physician who helped restore his sight, following a Cleveland reception in his honor for former pupils of his business college.
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Elyria
J. F. Fish
Chicago
E. M. Johnston
Sadie Wurts
Lindbergh
F. Bonine
Fish
Cleveland
Lorain and Akron Theft Alerts Reach Elyria Police
Elyria police received requests from Lorain and Akron to locate stolen items. Lorain reported an automobile theft, while Akron sought 1,600 pounds of copper wire stolen from the Northern Ohio Power and Light Company.
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Lorain
Akron
Elyria
Northern Ohio Power and Light Company
Palatial Accommodations Aboard Giant Do-X Seaplane
Oslo July 14 Aboard the Do-X Dornier seaplane passengers will enjoy palatial accommodations including a smoking room and bar. Lieut C H Schildhauer says the Oslo to New York flight with 67 crew and passengers will stop at Havre Lisbon the Azores and Bermuda. The test voyage aims to prove feasibility of large flying ships on long hops rather than a spectacle. The Do-X weighs 320060 pounds carries 22 tons and can lift about 105821 pounds with fuel crew and cargo.
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Oslo
Norway
Atlantic Ocean
Dornier
Co-X
Lieut
C. H
Schildhauer
United Press
Lieut. Schildhauer
Friedrichshafen
Germany
New York
Havre
France
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores Islands
Bermuda
Christiansen
Co X
Europe
Dornier Company of America
United States Navy
Annapolis
Lake Constance
Bank robbery shootout. bandits flee after money bag
A post office robbery ends in gunfire as two bandits grab a satchel of cash and valuables. Policeman N R Riblett accompanying teller Jack Morris is wounded, another gunman is killed identified as Charles Williams of Cleveland. The trio escapes in a waiting car toward New Philadelphia.
Tax Payers Stand In Line For Year-End Tax Rush
Lorain county residents queued at the county treasurer’s office ahead of the July 20 deadline for tax payments. Treasurer N. D. Backus reported more than $1,000,000 still to be collected in the last half of the week, with total collections about $50,000 short of $2,000,000. After a prior extension, lines eased but now a final rush is anticipated as no further extension remains.
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Lorain
N. D. Backus
Moves That Are Final For A Home And Garden Dream
A hopeful vision of home ownership, a garden and a safe lawn for children. The piece frames this desire as a fundamental goal shared by every person.
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MAG, Nagy
Britain
Alexandria, Wey Or
Deata
Bulletin
Huntington
W. Va
Racine, Wis
Crack Army
Eoregt Til
Elyrians
N. R. Riblett
Bank
Jack Morris
Morris
Riblett
New Philadelphia
Central Police Station
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