Man Seriously Hurt In Auto Accident
Alonzo Hollett of 1240 Fifth street Lorain is in critical condition at St. Josephs hospital Lorain with a fractured skull and other injuries after a collision at about 920 P M yesterday. His wife Mrs Hollett is in the hospital with severe bruises and lacerations. The car they rode in, driven by their son, overturned several times after being struck by Percy Hecock of North Ridge road Sheriff Clarence Adams reported.
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Alonzo Hollett
Fifth Street
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Percy Hecock
North Ridge Road
Clarence Adams
Hecock
Hollett
Moulton’s Corners
Woman suffers rib fractures in row with husband arrest
Mrs John Bean, 29, of 1824 West avenue, is in Memorial hospital with three fractured ribs after an alleged row with her husband. Police report he pushed her, causing a fall on a rock. The dispute, said to have occurred yesterday around 10 AM, began on the street as Mrs Bean and her daughter spoke with another man.
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John Bean
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
German Banks Agree On Plan In Berlin
German banks announce a new agreement among the nation's largest banks to mutual support and stabilize finances after emergency measures. The pact pledges financial assistance to each other once the current partial banking moratorium ends and larger withdrawals resume, under a motto of all for one and one for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Motorist Fined $100 By Mayor
Percy Emery of 775 West River Street was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and had his driving privileges revoked for 60 days after arraignment before Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning. Emery was arrested after his car crashed into a parked vehicle owned by Edward Peloquin of 401 Oxford Avenue, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Emery
West River Street
James A. Hewitt
Emery
Edward Peloquin
Oxford Avenue
Kraus Named To Tax Board
Anthony J. Kraus was appointed by Governor George White as the new member of the State Tax Commission under the intangible tax law. The Upper Sandusky resident has served four years on the commission staff as accountant in charge of rate reports for political subdivisions bank reports and general tax questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Anthony J. Kraus
George White
State Tax Commission
Eighty-Ninth
General Assembly
Kraus
Upper Sandusky
Tax Commission
Weather forecast excerpt with warm trend in Ohio and cities
The forecast predicts fair weather tonight and Sunday with a gradual warming trend. Yesterday’s highs include Phoenix 114 Salt Lake City 106 and Williston 104, while today’s lows reach Cochrane 48 White River 38 Edmonton 50. Predictions call for continued fair conditions and slightly warmer temperatures into the next 36 hours.
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Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Williston
Cochrane
White River
Edmonton
Cleveland Man Drowns Saving Child at Devil's Hole
Arthur W. Fay, president of Rail and Lake Coal Co of Cleveland, drowned in Devil's Hole, Lake Mich, while attempting to rescue seven year old Ruth Baker who fell from Fay's boat. Two Toledo boys rescued the child. Fay and others aboard included his two children and Gaylord Baker. Divers planned to recover Fay's body. locals note Devil's Hole is bottomless.
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Toledo
Arthur W. Fay
Rail and Lake Coal Company
Cleveland
Devil's Hole
Devil's Lake
Mich
Ruth Baker
Fay
Baker
Gaylord
Jake
Express train wreck at Conewago injures two
An express Pennsylvania Railroad train No 49 from New York derailed at Conewago Pennsylvania near Harrisburg injuring fireman KE Walter and engineer T McCormick. The engine toppled and nine express cars telescoped while several cars stayed on rails. Open or broken switch likely caused the wreck blocking westbound traffic. The engineers home addresses were not known.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conewago
Harrisburg
KE. W. Walter
T. McCormick
New York
Lebanon
Wing collapses on Cass Lake monoplane crash kills five
A Cass Lake monoplane failed during a wave greeting flight. Witnesses say the wing cracked and the craft plunged from about 100 feet, killing four passengers and the pilot instantly. Victims include Dr. Charles C. Gault, 38, former UT physiologist, Father Lawrence J. McHugh, 35, St. Mary's instructor, Father J. J. Stapleton, 34, parish priest, A. B. Conrad, 24, Rochester pilot, and Ralph Rusk, 10, Cass Lake Passengers had been invited to ride at the last minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Lake
Minn
Charles C. Gault
Owatonna
University of Texas
Lawrence J. McHugh
St. Mary's College
Winona
J. J
Ralph Rusk
Gault
French Defeat British In Tennis At Davis Cup Match
At Roland Garros Stade Auteuil France the French doubles duo Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon beat the British pair Charlie Kinagley and George Hughes 6 1 7 6 3 8 6 in four sets to lead two matches to one in the Davis Cup championship.
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Roland Garros
Auteuil
France
Henri Cochet
Jacques
Toto”) Brugnon
Charlies H. Kinagley
George Patrick Hughes
Graf on Way 10 Leningrad Berlin July Flight
The Graft Zeppelin, en route to the North Pole, flew over Kolberg in Pommerania at 7 a.m. today. It departed Staaken, near Berlin, at 4:43 a.m. bound for Leningrad as its next stop.
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Berlin
North Pole
Kolberg
Pommeranmia
Staaken
Leningrad
Al Barnes Dies Aged Circus Magnate At Ranch
INDO California July 25 Al G Barnes 68 year old circus magnate died at Noheson Ranch after seven months illness His wife Margaret was at the bedside Also surviving are several children from a previous marriage
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Indo
Calif
al G. Barnes
Noheson Ranch
Here
Margaret
Wiley Post and Gatty Leave Cleveland After World Flight
July 25 at Cleveland airport Wiley Post and Harold Gatty depart at 9 06 am after an overnight unannounced visit. They head toward Chicago in the Winnie Mae, the aircraft used in the record setting round the world flight.
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Cleveland
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Chicago
Ohio and New York Residents Reported Killed in Balkan Air Crash
Pauline Kast of Ohio and Rut gers Barclay of New York were named among six victims in a Balkan airplane crash last night, with authorities in Istanbul confirming the deaths.
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Ortoan
Istanbul
Turkey
Pauline Kast
Ohio
Rutgers Barclay
New York
Balkanes
Republicans Hold 25 Candidate Forum At Elyria High
Twenty five Republican candidates spoke at Elyria High School in front of about 200 voters. The meeting, run by the Elyria Republican Women's Club, featured brief three minute talks and emphasized current office holders touting records and challengers proposing public service. Chairman Frank Stetson presided and introduced candidates by office and alphabetically. The mayoral race emerged as the hottest contest as the primary on August 1 approaches. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria
Six Die As French Plane Crashes In Balkans
SOFIA Bulgaria July 25 six people were killed when a French passenger airliner burnt and crashed in the Balkans during a storm. Three victims were believed to be English including one woman. The crash occurred near Mokren village about 50 miles west of Bourgas.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Balkans
Mokren
Dourgas
Plane crash report mentions victims and unclear IDs
The bodies of the victims were badly charred and identification was difficult. The plane, belonging to the Compagnie Internationale de Navigacion, was flying from Istanbul, Turkey, to Bucharest, capital of Roumania.
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Compagnie Internationale de Navigation
Stameboul
Turkey
Bucharest
Cpital
Roumania
Oldest Mason in U S Dies at 105 in Massachusetts
Leprelet Miller Loges America s eldest Mason died at the Masonic home in Charlton Massachusetts today in his 106th year Funeral plans were not announced Public notices describe his long service to the lodge and the Masonic order in New England
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Charlton
Mass
Leprelet Miller Loges
America
Revealed Heroism At Little Sisters Home Fire
Reporters recount acts of courage during the deadly blaze at The Little Sisters Home for the Aged in Pittsburgh that killed 23 residents. W Schulte, trapped then rescued, saved several women. Survivors Mary Maloney Mary Land and Mary Shannon described escape ordeals and thanked unknown saviors as flames and smoke filled the building. Sister Agatha, Mother Superior, refused to leave as fire engulfed the site.
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Pittsburgh
Little Sisters Home For
W. Schulte
Hospital Cor
Schulte
Softanim
Louisa
Agatha
Eugene Cummings
Sleter le
First Free Department
East End
Tragic Pittsburgh Fire Kills 26 In Home For Aged
A four story brick home for the aged run by the Little Sisters of the Poor in Pittsburgh burned last night injuring 175 and killing 26 inmates. Mother Agatha and nuns aided evacuations as fire crews fought through thick smoke. Rescue efforts saved many but confusion and smoke hampered operations. Identification of victims was slow as investigators probed the blaze.
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Home For
Little Sisters of the Poor
Pittsburgh
Little Sisters of the Poor Home For the
Mother Superior
Agatha
Mother Agatha
Former Elyria Man H K Cochrane Dies At 70
Funeral services for H. K. Cochrane former postal inspector and United States Commissioner were held this afternoon at Nichola Funeral Home. He resided in Elyria until his wife’s death three years ago and died in a Pittsparagus hospital at age seventy. Interment at Ridgelawn with pallbearers Ed Notley Mayor J A Hewitt Dr Maddock Carl Martin Eric Chapman Carl Johnston.
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H. K. Cochrane
United States
Cochrane
Elyria
Fittsparsh
Nichola Funeral Home
Muir Auld
Ridgelawn
Ed Notley
J. A. Hewitt
Dr. Maddock
Carl Martin
Eric Chapman
Carl Johnston
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Motorist
Eapaego
Raila
Pittsburgh Pa
Graf
Bulletin
al Barnes
Post and
Gatty
U. S
Wates
Thore
Edward McMenenin
Harold Lanér
Bulding
Bane
Lauer
J. W. Sherry
W. J. McGrouzar
Allegheny County
Thomas Pfarr
Anly
Mary Waldur
J. Stewart
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