St Louis Robin Ends Endurance Flight Near Record
St Louis Robin pilots Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brien reported 212 consecutive hours of endurance flight early today, approaching the 246 hour record set earlier this month. Missouri Robin’s leak forced its withdrawal after 117 hours.
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ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forrest O
Joseph Hammsmer
W. Gentry Shelton
Jackson
William B. Robertson
St. Louis-Rodin
O'Shine
O'Brine
St. Louis- Robin
Tense Russo-Chinese standoff tests Kellogg Pact limits
On July 22 Washington reported no reply from Russia or China five days after State Secretary Stimson reminded both powers of the Kellogg Peace Treaty. Weekend conferences with intermediaries Claudel Briand and Wu aimed to secure peaceful responses as Stimson met with officials to press for restraint.
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Washington
United States
Stimson
Claudel
Briand
France
Russia
C. C. Wu
Mrs Clara Cook A Life In Millinery And Performance
Clara Cook, once a teacher of elocution near Berlin Heights, later managed a Bon Ton millinery shop and ran her own millinery business at 203 East Avenue for seven years. A church choir member, she has two sons and once aspired to millinery and performing arts. Her hobby is swimming.
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Clara Cook
Berlin Heights
Elyria
Bon Ton
East Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Oyporhare Hy
Autos, Trains, Guns, Rivers Take Toll in Ohio
A weekend tally from Ohio lists deaths and injuries across autos, trains, and water hazards. Seven killed near Eaton when a train struck a car. other incidents include a quarry accident in Columbus, drownings near Cleveland, and robberies at a Buckeye Lake area roadhouse. Deputies arrest Julius and Stella Daniels for liquor possession after posing as customers.
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Ohio
Death summons William T. Parsch at 65 in Elyria
William T. Parsch of 22 Colonial Apartments died at 3 20 a m Monday at age 65 8. He leaves wife Mary four daughters Mrs Helfrich Mrs McQuistion Mrs Mathe and Miss Claire Parsch all of Elyria five grandchildren two brothers and one sister Alec and John C Parsch of Elyria and Mrs Anna E Tyler of Cleveland Ohio. He was president and manager of The Parsch Lumber and Coal Co and a member of The K of C and Elks Lodges. Funeral from St Marys Church Thursday at 9 am Solemn High Mass with interment in St Marys Cemetery. Flowers omitted.
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Colonial Apartments
Mary
Fiola Helfrich
Lucille McQuistion
Gertrude Mathe
Claire Parsch
Elyria
Alec P. Parsch
John C. Parsch
Anna E. Tyler
Cleveland
Ohio
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co
K. of C. and Elks Lodges
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Backus To Take Office Sept First
Lorain county residents will not pay taxes for six weeks as the county treasurer’s office prepares for a change in administration. Treasurer A. H. Waters leaves September 1 and will be succeeded by Treasurer-Elect N. D. Backus, who plans to begin receiving tax payments on September 3 if unimpeded. Final balances of Waters’ administration are being prepared for turnover to the county auditor for approval.
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Lorain County
A. H. Waters
N. D. Backus
Backus
Waters
Hoover Enjoys Week End Outing at Virginia Resort
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover with their party concluded a week end visit at the Presidential Fishing Reserve in Virginia and returned to Washington today confirming a restful holiday in the scenic retreat.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Washington
Presidential Fishing Reserve
Virginia
Quiet Elyria Weekend Yields Minor Auto Crash
Elyria police report one minor auto accident on Broad street when an eastbound car struck Herbert Duvall at Lodi street. A theft of blanket robe and groceries from Roy Lang's car near West avenue and Broad street was noted. A lost coat and bicycle found, a domestic dispute ended with no arrests, and seven transients were housed in the city jail over the weekend.
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Lcense
Broad Street
Herbert Duvall
Bellfield Avenue
Lodi Street
Duvall
Roy Lang
North Eaton
West Avenue
Barrell House Alley
Ely Park
Lake Avenue
Oak Street
Riots at Dannemora Prison Spark Fire and Escape Attempt
Twelve hundred inmates rioted at Dannemora state prison in New York, burning the carpenter shop, attacking guards, and attempting to breach the walls. Firemen aided from outside as tear gas and machine-gun defense restrained the mob. two inmates were killed, and 900-1400 participated at the peak as guards restored order.
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Dannemora
N. Y
E. W. Jones
United Press
Albany
Jones
Plattsburg
Falls Dead on Grave of Pal in Chicago
Owen McMahon aged 55 died of a heart attack at a cemetery while placing a geranium on the grave of his old friend Michael O'Brien. McMahon had lived as a roomer in the O'Brien home and remained as a ledger after O'Brien's death a few weeks earlier. The widow accompanied him to the plot yesterday.
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Chicago
Owen McMahon
Micheal O’brien
McMahon
O’brien
Owen
Tail Spin Costs Lives of Two Fliers
A biplane performing stunts at North Grafton Massachusetts crashed from a 2000 foot tail spin, killing two Worcester men, pilot George Haven aged 30 and photographer Charles Holmes aged 40. Haven was looping the loop before the crash after a picture flight over Clinton.
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North Grafton
Mass
George Haven
Charles Holmes
Worcester
Clinton
Haven
Trial Set For Wednesday In Dr Snook Murder Case
In Columbus Ohio Judge Henry Scarlett formalized the case against Dr James H Snook a Ohio State University professor charged with the murder of Theora Hix The trial was scheduled for 9 am Wednesday with Snook in court flanked by his lawyers and then returned to jail after brief proceedings Spectators were sparse</analysis>
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
Henry Scarlett
Aged Couple Found Shot in Barbourville Home
In Barbourville Kentucky on July 22 an aged man James Foreman and his wife May were found murdered in their isolated home. Authorities believe robbers carried out the attack after Foreman was said to keep large sums of money in the house. Bloodhounds failed to trail due to heavy rain as neighbors noticed the open door during the storm.
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Barbourville
James Foreman
May
Foreman
James Smith Fined for Driving While Intoxicated in Ridgeville
James Smith of Cleveland was fined $100 and costs by Justice H. G. Stacy after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Smith was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Oldag.
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James Smith
Cleveland
H. G. Stacy
Ridgeville
Smith
Oldag
C E Rowland Drives Big Ohio State Fair Preparations
Chronicle Telegram reports C E Rowland former Lorain extension agent now assistant state director of agriculture leads prep to make the upcoming state fair bigger and better. He oversees repairs new constructions and street taming at fair grounds plus a junior fair camping grounds and a grand flower garden entry. Rowland conducts meetings with exhibitors railroad officials and workers to ensure smooth exhibit access and huge crowds. The tone emphasizes Rowland’s energy and confidence in delivering a standout fair.
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C. E. Rowland
Lorain County
Elyrian
Perry Green
State Capitol
Fair
Rowland
Chronicle-Telegram
Capitol
Rociland
Ned
Seven Hoosier Families Die After Ohio Crash
A fatal grade crossing crash near Eaton Ohio killed seven people from two Richmond Indiana families. Frank Clark 28 and wife Ray Holman 30 along with Ce cil 4 Odell 2 and Juanita 2 months died in the wreck. The Richmond residents were returning from a picnic when the Chicago Daylight Express struck their auto on a busy Baytor Richmond pike crossing. An inquest will be held and officials from railway county and state joined the investigation.
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Cincinnati
Clark
Eaton
Richmond
Holman
International Harvester Company
Pennsylvania
Baytor- Richmond Pike
Ohio
Bremen Sets Speed Records As Liner Approaches New York
New liner Bremen of the North German Lloyd nears New York after two days of record speeds. At 28.2 knots on 705 nautical miles, she is poised to beat the Mauretania’s westbound crossing time by about seven hours, with a gala welcome planned on arrival. A Heinkel seaplane is ready to launch with messages for New York.
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Bremen
Lloyd Hnes
New York Harbor
Galla
Atlantic
Mauretania
Leopold Jziensenbein
Heinkel
Ohio Adopts New Speed Code For Motorists
Ohio motorists may drive 45 mph on open highways while 20 mph in congested districts 35 mph in residential zones within cities and 45 mph outside residential districts. The change, effective yesterday, raises limits from 15, 25, and 35 mph respectively to ease congestion in counties such as Lorain and neighboring areas.
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Ohio
Lorain
Seizure of Two Chinese Vessels by Soviet Warships
Nippon Dempo News Agency dispatches from Harbin report two Chinese vessels seized by Soviet warships on the Lower Amur. Crews and cargoes are held. Manchuria tension persists, with large Chinese forces near Manchouli and Russian evacuations near Pogranitchaya. Russian officials plan deportations. Japanese officials optimistic this day.
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Nippon Dempo
Harbin
Amur
Japanese War Office
Manchuria
Manchouli
Pogranitchaya
War Office
Department
Drowned Cleaners Believed After Ship Collision at Sea
Sixty people were believed drowned when the Chinese steamer Hsinkang sank off Kantuaz after a collision with the Japanese freighter Tatsuno Maru. The incident occurred today and involves a large loss of life among the cleaning crew aboard the Hsinkang.
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Tokio
Hsinkang
Kantuaz
Vacation Spoiled By Broken Ankle
County Jailer Clarence Walkden and his wife had a two week vacation shortened when Mrs. Walkden tripped on theatre stairs in Cleveland and broke her ankle. She was treated at Berea hospital and then cared for at her sister Emma Tramble's home in Berea. The trip was to continue for another week but ended early.
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Clarence Walkden
Walkden
Cleveland Theatre
Restoration of Manchurian rail status weighed in Russo-Chinese talks
Washington officials said the restoration of the Chinese eastern railroad in Manchuria, seized from Russia, should precede a settlement of the Russo-Chinese dispute. State Department noted peace talks were not yet at a stage for public announcement but ground work for amicable negotiations may begin. The U S action enjoys British support while President Hoover plans a proclamation ceremony with Kellogg, Briand and Stimson. Observers expect a Chinese move next amid fears of a volatile Manchurian frontier.
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Manchuria
China
Russia
Stimson
Hoover
Rapiddan
Val
Kellogg
Briand
Coolidge
Great Britain
United States
London
Esme Howard
France
Itair
Head of Russian Armies Named Head of Russian Armies Named
Riga dispatches to the London Morning Post report General Uberovitch named commander in chief of the Russian armies. General Bluecher is appointed chief of the Russian general staff. Both travel to Vladivostok, likely to be headquarters in case of open conflict between the Soviet Cave and Chipa.
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Uberovitch
Riga
London Morning Post
Bluecher
Stse
Vladivostok
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