Hawks Regain New York to Havana Record
Captain Frank W Hawks, noted speed pilot, regains the New York to Havana record. He completed the round trip in one day, with a 7 hour 31 minute northbound and 8 hour 34 minute southbound crossing, refueling at Wilmington and Tampa. He set 20 new air records in two years and exceeded his previous marks.
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New York
Frank W.hawks
Havanna
Hawks
Flo
Bennett Field
BE. S. T
James Goodsi
Anyere
Walmington NC
Wram
Fla
Wilviveston
Revain
Bond Posted for Appeal in Brown Bridge Fee Case
A bond of 104 dollars was posted for appeal by attorney for the plaintiff Dr ALT Grills challenging a ruling favoring Brown, the architect for To Ran's bridge project. The case, decided in district court, heads to the Court of Appeals this September with Grills seeking to restrain payment of Brown and $26 400 in claimed fees.
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Machell
Brown
Wels
Lerain
Alt. Grills
Toran
Metture
Broawna
Apples Distributed Free To Needy Residents By Darby Orchards
Herrietta orcharders Darby and partners delivered bushels of apples for free giveaway to needy families yesterday. Mayor James A. Henitt reported several hundred recipients including Trentsthren families. Darby pledged to supply the city with surplus fruit through season end. fruit described as hand picked though slightly undersized for market.
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Darby Orchards
Herrietta
Darby Freday
James A. Henitt
Trents-thren
Atard
Darby
Republican candidates to speak tonight at high school
Republican candidates for political office will outline policies at a public meeting hosted by the Republican Woman's club this evening in the high school auditorium. Each candidate has three minutes. Last night they spoke at the Second Methodist church. Tonight they also plan appearances at Holy Cross church besides the high school event.
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Republican Woman's Club
Church
Middle Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Holy Cross Church
Ohio forecast fair with steady temps tonight and Saturday
Weather notes predict generally fair conditions and little temperature change through the next 36 hours. Reported highs include Phoenix 110 and Williston 102, with lows around White River 44 and Port Arthur 48 as pressure remains non-sour in the vicinity.
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Ohio
Merchants Discuss Local Economic Trends at Ottawa Meeting
About 20 merchants from Lorain Fremont Green Springs Port Clinton Columbus and Elyria gathered for a district meeting of retail merchants under the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants. Topics covered credit charge accounts leather prices silk industry and the silk mill boom with emphasis on protecting credit through local bureaus and careful customer evaluation.
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Credit Bureau
Ohio State Council of Beta
Legion
Ce, Dittmer
Frank Stockdale
Ottawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Erie
Lorain
Jim Armitage
Legion Auxiliary
W. H
Bill
Harland Brown
Ray Baker
Brown
Armitage
R. EH. Knight
Ohio Newspaper Association
W. FE. Lewis
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
A. W. Last
Chamber of Commerce of
Fremont
Homer Harrison
Cleveland
National Retailers Insurance Co
C. E. Dittmer
Columbus
Dittmer
Ohio Assembly
Ohio State Council of
Richardson Barringer marriage license issued in Athens
A marriage license was issued to Paul B. Richardson, 62, a farmer, and Eleanor Barringer, 18, in Athens. Richardson has been married and divorced twice.
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Athens
Paul B. Richardson
Eleanor Barringer
Richardson
Wedding at Buckeye Lake in new bathing pool
Will wed in Buckeye Lake Ohio at a new bathing pool Florence Chambers and Bill Richardson exchange marriage vows. Their romance began in May when he helped construct the pool and met her at a concession booth where she worked. Auto thieves John Glover and Dwight Beckett receive two year sentences in Ohio penitentiary.
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Zanesville, O
Buckeye Lake
Florence Chambers
Bill Richardson
Athens
Ead
Ohio
John Glover
Dwight Beckett
Gallia County
Annual Reunion of Grafton People on Sunday
The annual reunion of Grafton people hosted by former Graftonites now in Cleveland will be Sunday at Lakewood Park Belle Ave and Lake Ave Lakewood. About five hundred are expected. The program includes welcome by John T Moore and responses by T C Washington.
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Grafton
Grafton Village
John R Knight
Daisy Donhue Robson
Cleveland
California
Winifred Tran
Edna Z. Taylor
Grafton School
Crafton
Cloudburst disrupts Ohio rail line and floods villages
A cloudburst in northern Scioto County washed out half a mile of Baltimore and Ohio tracks on the Athens spur flood homes in South Webster and other villages and wrecked several bridges. The B and O line expected to reopen about 1 p m. The Portsmouth to Athens train scheduled 8 am today delayed at least five hours. The Athens to Portsmouth train arrived in Portsmouth at 4 15 am after using flooded tracks.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Baltimore and Ohio
Athens
Webster
Auto Salesman Killed In Crash Near Gypsum
Harmon Hartenfeld, 39, an auto salesman, died at a hospital after a two-vehicle collision near Gypsum in Port Clinton Quebec. Injured are Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Martin of Cincinnati. The crash occurred last night and left two others hurt.
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Port Clinton
Harmon Hartenfeld
Gypsum
Hartenfeld
Harry G. Martin
Cincinnati
House Breaker Leaves Evidence
Police pursue a portly man in his thirties who occupied Reverend A. E Piper's home briefly. A maid found a suitcase of clothes and letters, while neighbors noted a altered kitchen shade and the suspect fled around noon as authorities investigated.
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Rev. Piper
A. E Piper
Reverend Piper
Piper
Lee Guthrie
The
Piper's
Plane Fails To Take Off For Turkey
In New York on July 24 Russell Boardman and John Palando attempted a trans Atlantic flight to Turkey in the monoplane Cape Cod. The craft carried 728 gallons of fuel but flew only about 20 feet before Boardman dumped 415 gallons and returned to Floyd Bennett Field.
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New York
Russell Boardman
John Palando
Massachusetts
Floyd Bennett Airport
Turkey
Cape Cod
Jamaica Bay
Brooklyn
Island
Boardman
Car Collision Damages Amherst Vehicle Late Night
John Csock of Amherst reported his car was hit by John Mara’s vehicle at about 11 45 p m yesterday. The impact occurred while Csock’s car was parked on West River Street.
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Atto
John Csock
Amherst
John Mara
Csock
West River Street
Fashion show in Paris displays bold Winter year novelties
Paris July 24 new winter fashions on view range from Leg O Mutton velvet sleeves to empire era street coats with calf length pajamas for town wear. Skirt lengths mid calf to floor, trains hang from waist bows. Colors black white wine green peach. materials velvet crepe taffeta satin fur. Uteb highlights Leg O Mutton sleeve and a street coat with pajamas. Diarachnak tweed appears for ensembles and sealskin trims. Hats feature plumes and feathers as ostrich farmer hopes rise. More American buyers attend than last year.
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Paris
Uteb
Empire
Diarachnak
Edison Fo rged to Take Rest
Edison known as a tireless inventor is forced to cease active work at 84 due to overwork while pursuing rubber from golden red plant. He stays at Glenmont with limited lab visits after returning from the South on June 16 and may be nearing retirement.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
America
Fort Myers
Fla
Edison
John V. Miller
South
Miller
Glenmont
Lellewellyn Park
Milan
Ohio
Detroit
Port Huron
Woman 106 Severs Hair to Beat Summer Burden
In New Lexington on July 24 Mrs. Susan Palmer Kennedy aged 106 in September had her long hair cut by a barber into a short bob to ease summer styling. The change is described as practical and pleasing to the elderly woman.
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New Lexington
Susan Palmer Kennedy
Threats Target Toll Bridge Amid Deliberations
Denison Texas reports of threats to blow up the toll bridge linked to the Texas Oklahoma bridge controversy led the Red River Bridge Company to station guards and floodlights. Precautions will restrict bridge access to authorized business. In Columbus Ohio, Judge Joseph M. Clifford announced 3310 traffic tickets canceled earlier in the week will remain void per misapplied traffic code clause.
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Denison
Tex
Red River Bridge
Columbus
Joseph M. Clifford
City Court Today
Jand
Tax collection climbs to two point six million in county tally
County Treasurer N. D. Backus reports mid year tax receipts total 2 597 408 91 dollars. The amount trails a year earlier by 82 026 52 dollars as total collection nears the halfway point of the year.
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N. D. Backus
Death Summons H. A. Cochrane
H. A. Cochrane former postal inspector and US commissioner died yesterday at West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh at seventy. Survived by a brother two sons three daughters four grandchildren. buried Ridgelawn Cemetery. Funeral 2:30 P M at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Muir Auld officiating. He spent 41 years in federal service and helped expose the Cleveland Discount Co and R L Mollings Co investigations.
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H. K. Cochrane
United States
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cornell Avenue
California
Cochrane
C. C. Cochrane
Butler
Paul J
This City
Don C
Bellfonte
T. W.W
R. L Mollings Co
Columbus
William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
Masonic Lodge
Buffalo
New York
Nichols Funeral
Muir Auld
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Statesmen En Route Home After Talks On Germany Relief
Seven nation statesmen depart London after week of discussions yielding at least temporary relief for Germany. Hoover plan details for a one year war debts holiday will be drafted by financial experts, with Stimson to Berlin for informal talks on arms limitation ahead of the Geneva Arms Parley.
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London
Germany
Henry L Stimson
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtins
Stimson
Geneva
Mussolini
Gasoline bomb found during cell search at Stateville Prison
A crude gasoline bomb and a homemade fuse were found today in Cellhouse C at Stateville Prison during a cell-to-cell search prompted by reports that inmates were plotting a break. Guards also uncovered several roughly made knives.
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Joliet
Stateville Prison
Fletcher to Quit Tariff Commission as Chairman
Washington July 24 Henry P Fletcher said he will resign as chairman of the Tariff Commission effective September 16. He announced the decision to United Press and will leave office after serving in the post.
Fires Burn Unchecked Across Three Western States
Missoula Montana July 2 fires driven by high winds threaten vast timber grass and brush lands across Montana Idaho and Wyoming with millions in property at risk. Firefighters battle blazes in Nez Perce and Beaverhead forests as winds push flames toward key passes and resort areas. The forest service races to bolster crews and operate on a 24 hour schedule as new spot fires emerge.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Nez Perce National Forest
Beaverhead National Forest
Nez Perce Forest
Big Hole Pass
Beaverhead Forest
Iorest
Forestry Service
South Flathead Reservation
U. S. Indian Service
Arlee
Selway Lake
Place Creek
Helena
Madison
Dear Lodge
Beaverhead
Yellowstone National Park
Graf Zeppelin Begins Pole Voyage From Germany
Graf Zeppelin started northward from Friedrichshafen on the first phase of its voyage to the pole. The airship moved into the air at 9:50 A M and sped toward Berlin where it was due about 4 p.m. This marks the first stage of its bold voyage since circling the world.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Are
Berlin
Sell Something For Cash During Want Ad Week
Readers will see your ad during Want Ad Week with wide exposure and quick responses. Thousands of new readers will be searching the Want Ads and replying to offers as cash buyers look for bargains.
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Ault
Tiny Laura Ingalls
Atlantic
le Bourget
Miss Ingalls
Burbank
Cal
State Council of Retail Merchants
Legion Home
Cloudgurgt
Sgloto County
A. Ediso
HA. Cochrane
Bulletin
Graf Zeppelin
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