Bandits Under Arrest Shoot Ifigers
Two bandits captured after a garage hold up opened fire on arresting officers in Chicago. Officer John Guiltanane was killed and Officer Anthony Wistort wounded. both suspects fled in a car, leaving their weapon after the ambush at Morgan Park Auto Sales Agency.
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Chicago
John Guiltanane
Anthony P Wistort
Guiltenane
Wistort
Morgan Park
Elisha Alford
Fred Jergun
Guillianane
Jergun
Fleer
Yergun
Jer
Kiwanians To Take Kids To Game At League Park
Elyria Kiwanis led by Geo Richwine plans Kids Day at League Park on Tuesday July 29. Over 2000 city youths will attend. Chief Stankard will head the delegation and Baird's Band will provide entertainment. Eddie Morgan and Earl Averill will receive home run bats. Children ages 8 to 15 must register in person with Richwine or Paul Wainwright. no phone calls. The committee seeks transport help from local donors using autos or trucks.
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Elyria Kiwanis
Geo. Richwine
League Park
Stankard
Elyria
Baird
Eddie Morgan
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Youngest tree sitter Clark Sterling stakes claim
In Chicago on July 18 Jacqueline Sterling, aged 6, claims her baby brother Clark, 11 months, is the world's youngest tree sitter, while others—Oak Park children in relays and youths in scooter contests—also perform. Bill Kearney, 10, pursues aviation drawings rather than honors. East Orange boys chase kite records with a 24 hour+ effort and Camden reports a casualty in tree-sitting.
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Chicago
Jacqueline Sterling
Clark
Jacqueline
Lmb
Oak Park
Irwin Davis
Berg Nelson
Harold Lindquist
Kansas City
Bill Kearney
East Orange
N. J
Elyria Chamber Eyes Columbia Steel Plant Prospects
C E Tucker and six Elyria business men toured the Columbia Steel Company plant to gather data for potential buyers or tenants. Guides Paul Wharton and Christy led the inspection, aiding the Industrial Development Committee in plans to revive the plant with help from New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio railroads and Henry L Doherty and Company.
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C. E Tucker
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Columbia Steel Company
Elyria Chamber
Paul Wharton
American Rolling Mills
Butler
Christy
Industrial Development Committee
Chamber
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Henry L Doherty and Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Tucker
Alex Altfeld
H. O
Coroner Perry tops thousand deaths in nine and a half years
Coroner M. E. Perry marks more than 1000 sudden and violent deaths investigated in Lorain County over nine and a half years. He reached 1002 last week and expects to continue tracing causes, recalling his first case in a taxicab death by heart disease in Lorain after taking office January 3, 1921. He logged 81 deaths in the first eight months of 1930, nearly matching the total of his first year.
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M. E. Perry
Perry
Lorain
John Krupyak
World’s oldest man claims 1774 birth in Turkey and longevity quest
Zara Agha, born February 6 1774 in Turkey, arrived in America aboard the SS Sinaia. He says he is not seeking a wife after eleven marriages and that he travels to visit physicians and scientists to study longevity, accompanied by his great great grandson Ashmat Musa as interpreter. He appears 85 to 90 years old and wears a conventional American suit. He has never drunk intoxicating beverages and a new wife back in Constantinople.
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Providence
R. L
Zara Agha
Turkey
Sinaia
Ashmat Musa
Agha
America
Constantinople
Will Scatter Ashes Of Mail Pilot To The Winds
Maury Graham will ride the air again as ashes are scattered over mountains near Cedar City Utah where he died in a blizzard while flying a Western Air Express route. His body was found on a mountain trail, a pistol nearby signaling his last call. Funeral services will be held by Masonic and military groups before the urn is taken on the night flight to Salt Lake City by Fred W Kelly and Jimmy James. graham widow and two children mourn the loss.
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Los Angeles
Maury Graham
Graham
Cedar City
Utah
Western Air Express
Jimmy James
Fred W. Kelly
Kelly
Salt Lake City
G A R Memorial Fountain Dedication Planned in Ely Park
The G A R Memorial Fountain at Ely Park is complete with dedication set for Saturday at 1 30 PM. Eight of the remaining Post members will attend as honored guests. The fountain honors Richard Allen Post No 65 and features a rebuilt central mound with a 30 foot main jet and three surrounding sprays. The fountain will be lit for the first public display at 8 30 PM.
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Ely Park
Richard Allen
Women's Relief Corps
God in Southern Brazil cold snap hits farming regions
A severe winter in Southern Brazil brings ice in Sorocaba and many towns in Rio Grande do Sul with temperatures from one to nine degrees below zero. Over 6 million coffee plants in Sao Paulo state ruined by the cold as weather patterns mirror Florida latitudes but higher altitude moderates the climate.
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Brazil
Sorocaba
Sao Paulo
Centigrade
Astronomical Institute
Rio Grande Do Sul
Florida
Elyria Heat Wave Grips City With 97 to 103 Degrees
Elyria endures a severe heat wave as temperatures range from 97 to 103 with forecasts of thunder showers and little temperature change. Citizens seek shade at gardens pools and ice cream parlors while fans and wooded areas stay crowded. In Columbus a 22 year old Cleveland man identified as William Robbins, a former Columbus State Hospital inmate, died after attempting to throw himself before a streetcar following an escape from a family car after police released him.
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Elyria
Columbus
William Robbins
Cleveland
Columbus State Hospital
Robbins
City
Milton Robbins
McDonald Held For Grand Jury In Embezzlement Case
T. F. McDonald of Lakewood, former secretary and treasurer of Port City Mortgage, jailed in Lorain County on embezzlement charges. Bond set at 5000. bound over to grand jury after July arrest for 62000 theft. held on 160040 1928 embezzlement charge. McDonald denies any involvement as affidavits allege misappropriation amid bankruptcy efforts.
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T. F. McDonald
Lakewood
Port City Mortgage Company
Lorain County
Lorain
McDonald
W. F. Duffy
Albert Eulick
J J. Meyer
Germany Under Dictatorship Defers Budget Crisis to Bruening
Berlin July 18 The German financial deficit of about 115 million dollars is handed to a dictatorship led by Dr. Heinrich Bruening after President Hindenburg dissolves the Reichstag by decree. The body’s dissolution follows a 236 to 221 vote that repealed Bruening’s dictatorial powers. The Communists depart amid chants of the Internationale, while the new regime promises to cut expenditures and levy heavy taxes to address the crisis.
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Berlin
Germany
Mheatnurich Bruening
Reich
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Bruening
Uesolini
Million Left to Employees in Cincinnati Will
Cincinnati manufacturer Wil lam Vangthoven died July 14 and left about 1 000 000 to employees of the Van Manufacturing Company and A Vangthoven Sons Inc to take over operation through a time payment plan. Other bequests include Calvin College Christian Psychopathic Hospital Board of Heathen Missions Grand Rapids Mich 25000 each Bethenda Sanitorium Denver 826000 Domestic Missions 25 000 Seaman's Home Hoboken N J 5000.
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Cincinnati
Willam Vangthoven
The
van Manufacturing Company
A. Vangthoven Sons, Inc
Calvin College
Christian Psycopathic Hospital
Board of Heathen Missions
Christian Reform Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Abethenda
Denver
Seaman's Home
Hoboken
N. J
Rehearing Petition Filed in Billings and Mooney Pardons
United Press reports a California Supreme Court petition for a new hearing on Warren K. Billings and Thomas J. Mooney pardon applications. They are serving life terms for involvement in the 1916 San Francisco preparedness day parade bombing that killed ten.
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San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
Billings
California Supreme Court
Mooney
John MacDonald
Baltimore
Typhoon Hits Nagasaki Killing Ten and Wrecking Shrine
A powerful typhoon struck Nagasaki on July 18 killing ten people and destroying large land areas. Ten buildings fell and many more were damaged including the famed Hachiman Shrine near Fukuoka which collapsed. Otomosho primary school at Fukooka was also destroyed.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Hachiman
Fukuoka
Fukooka
Otomosho
Hindenburg dissolves Reichstag in Berlin
On July 18 President Paul von Hindenburg dissolved the Reichstag, placing Chancellor Heinrich Bruening in a modified dictatorship for up to 90 days. New elections must be called within 60 days, with the Reichstag meeting within 30 days after those elections to enable Bruening to push financial reforms opposed by the former assembly.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Bruening
British steamer Dalryan Strikes Iceberg Off Newfoundland
The British steamer Dalryan en route from Swansea to Montreal struck an iceberg and isPinned on a ledge in the berg. Lloyds reports the vessel at about 51.50 N 50.09 W with two holds taking on water. Repairs under way. an attempt to pull free will occur when weather clears with the Athenia standing by.
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London
Dalryan
Montreal
Swansea
Lloyds
Athenia
Americans Evacuated From War Zone In Foochow China
The American consulate at Foochow dispatched a launch up the Min River to evacuate 36 American citizens stranded in the fighting zone between Nationalist and Northern Coalition forces. Commanders of both sides promised safe passage for the evacuees.
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Peiping
China
Foochow
Min River
Senator Moses Opposes London Naval Pact In Senate Speech
Washington July 18 Senator Moses of New Hampshire Republican campaign leader condemned the London Naval Pact as pressed too hastily and urged rejection He said Hoover and Secretary Stimson offended the American people by how the treaty was placed before the senate in a sharp sarcastic address outside the shadow of the Gazotte.
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Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Watson
Hoover
Stimson
National Grange to cooperate with federal farm board
In Washington on July 18 Lewis J. Taber master said the National Grange will give President Hoover s federal farm board every opportunity to work out a solution to the farm problem The Grange declines to join the farm bloc effort to revive the equalisation fee or the debenture plan of relief
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Washington
National Grange
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Lewis J. Taber
White House
Taber
Key witness helps solve Lingle murder in Chicago
States Attorney John A. Swanson announced that a unnamed woman eyewitness has provided the crucial lead in solving the murder of Chicago Tribune crime reporter Alfred J. Lingle. The witness suffered a nervous breakdown and is under medical care, and Swanson said she is the key to progress, though he declined to reveal details or motive. The testimony relates to events around the shooting on May 9 near Ase dolph Street Illinois Central station.
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Chicago
States
John A. Swanson
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Swanson
Asedolph
Ilinois Central Sa
Lin
No Estimate On Tax Collection Says Backus
Lorain county tax collections yesterday passed the 2,000,000 mark with a total of about 2,036,000 by yesterday afternoon. County Treasurer N. D. Backus said today that the amount remains well short of an estimated 3,000,000 total and he could not estimate how far. Preparations are under way for a large crowd of taxpayers tomorrow morning as the office will close at noon on Saturdays.
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Lorain
N. D. Backus
Four Bodies Recovered After Mitchell Tunnel Blast
In Livermore California rescue crews continued work after an explosion wrecked the Mitchell tunnel on San Francisco's water project thirteen miles southeast of here. Four bodies had been found with eight still unaccounted for yesterday, and the exact cause remained in doubt.
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Livermore
Cal
Mitchell
San Francisco
Real estate columns tout better values for homeseekers
Pointers toward values dominate the Chronicle Telegram real estate columns. The ad copy argues today's values exceed any previous offers for prospective buyers, signaling favorable market conditions and strong buyer interest in local listings.
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Chronicle Telegram
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