Delay on Canatorian drainage plan redevelopment stalled
County Commissioner C D Murray pressed to request another opinion from architect Frank W Bail on the proposed drainage plan for the tuberculosis sanatorium. Costs cited total about 159 to drain under the building 150 for the area way 54 for the elevator pit and 9 for the tunnel. The matter was referred to the architect for action before the next meeting Friday. Five members attended with two absent. The commission also awarded a rubber tile flooring contract for the institution parlor to Phelps Floors Company of Cleveland for 390 the only bid received.
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C. D. Murray
Frank W. Bail
George Rhoads
Thomas Peehlns
J. Hume
J. Z. Smythe
W. H Phillips
Phelps Floors Company
Cleveland
Three Elyrians Hurt In Crash At Stop 19
Three Elyria residents were injured when a driver lost control at Stop 19 on the Elyria Lorain road and crashed into a tree. Dec Simmons, 31, of 1529 Woodford Avenue, suffered facial and scalp lacerations. Vesta Cloud, 29, of West River Street, injured her back. Burger Green, 245 Oberlin Road, sustained a fractured shoulder. All were taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria-Lorain Road
Dec Simmons
Woodford Avenue
Vesta Cloud
West River Street
Burger Green
Oberlin Road
Memorial Hospital
Avon Man Fined For Liquor Possession
Andrew Folly of Avon was fined 150 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Walter H Watts Saturday night. Deputies arrested Folly, and two gallons of liquor were confiscated according to the sheriff.
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Andrew Folly
Avon
Walter H. Watts
Polly
Clarence Adams
Man 13 Accused Of Embezzling Fortune
William F. Healy, former employee of Industrial Trust Company in Providence, pleaded not guilty to a secret indictment charging embezzlement of 103000 dollars. He is held on 10000 dollars bond. His father in law, a wealthy Pittsburgh manufacturer, made restitution reducing the loss to about 45000 dollars.
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Providence
R. J
William F. Healy
Industrial Trust Company of
Iva Lloyd Letts
Pittsburgh
Ohio Weather Forecast with Thunderstorms Possible
Ohio enjoys generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with local thundershowers likely in the far north Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures rise tonight near the lake and warm up further south on Tuesday with high readings around 110 in extreme locales and cooler lows further away, as read from regional stations.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
South
Elyria Receives Daily Flag at City Hall
E F Allen known as Daddy presents a flag to Mayor James A Hewitt for Elyria to fly every day at City Hall. Allen praises goodwill from The Hague and European nations and ties the gesture to the crippled children movement. Mayor Hewitt accepts, vows daily flag display per the National Flag Code.
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Elyria
City Hall
E. F. Allen
Washington Ave
Allen
Elyrians
Daddy
International Society For Crippled Children
James A. Hewitt
Daddy" Allen
Hague
Netherlands
United States
the Hague
Lorain Boys Take Over YMCA Camp on Vermilion River
Lorain Y M C A boys now occupy Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion river after the Lorain YMCA period began Saturday and will run until August 4 before the Elyria YMCA period follows for 10 days. Fifty eight Lorain Girl Scouts turned the camp over to the boys who arrived Saturday.
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Lorain
Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y
Chiang Kai-Shek declares war on Canton rebels in China
General Chiang Kai Sun declares war against the Canton rebel government backed by polemics about Japanese involvement. He sets field headquarters in South Central China below the Yangtze and notes uprisings threaten Peiping and Tientsin as Feng Yu-Hsiang forces advance toward northern targets.
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Nanchang
China
Japan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Canton
Peiping
Tientsin
Yangtze River
Chiang
Eugene Chen
Hunan
Kwantung
Kwangsi
Shichtachwang
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Long
Feng
Shih Yu-Han
Ground Broken for New Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Dr D Bruce Young of First Lutheran Shelly Ohio spoke at the groundbreaking service for Emmanuel Lutheran Church to be built at Princeton and Garfield avenues. The six thirty event drew 175 attendees as he urged faith to overcome obstacles and stressed lay motive power over synod backing Christianity.
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D. Bruce Young
First Lutheran Church
Shelly
Ohio
Princeton and
Garford Avenues
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Church
Christ
Elyrian Injured While Driving Cow To Barn
Fred Smith, 61, of 123 Fair Lawn Avenue, sustained a dislocation of the left shoulder Saturday evening after being knocked over by a cow he was driving into a barn. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Fred Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Smith
Memorial Hospital
Condemnation Suit Resumes Over Telegraph Road Bridge Project
Condemnation proceedings against John Shalble property on Telegraph road resumed in Probate Court before Judge H C Wilcox after a 10 day postponement. A jury will set property valuation for state acquisition to build a new 150000 overhead bridge. Shalble rejected a 1867 offer. This is the fourth case. another damages suit against William Hagenmeyer remains. Work on the bridge to start once litigation ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shalble
Telegraph Road
H. C. Wilcox
Shalble
William Hagenmeyer
Global gold in vaults shifts power to U S and France
New York July 27 The United States and France hold more than half of the world monetary gold stock with over 7 billion dollars stored in the Bank of France and the Federal Reserve. The bulk rests in U S and French vaults while London’s once-dominant lending role wanes as French bankers withdraw from London.
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U.S
France
New York
United States
London
Berlin
Bank of France
Federal Reserve System
England
Paris
Summer School Ends Friday in Elyria
One hundred sixty Elyria students conclude a five week term this Friday as the six weeks summer session ends. Principal F A Dusthimer announced the close and teachers will meet the day before to plan for the 1931-32 year.
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Elyria
F. A. Dusthimer
Chilean General Ibanez Relinquishes Power Amid Uprising
In Santiago on July 27 General Carlos Ibanez Del Camp surrendered authority after two weeks of unrest that left at least 30 dead. Pedro Opazo Letelier becomes interim leader with Juan Esteban Montero sworn in as premier. Montero vows to restore liberty and order while forming a new cabinet. Surrounding the capitol, troops kept disorder in check as crowds celebrate and march.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez del Camp
Pedro Opazo Letelier
Senate
Juan Esteban Montero
Opazo
Pedro Blanquier
Montero
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
General Ibanez
Ibanez
Thanet
Thanent
Death Toll In Home For Aged Blaze Now 40
Pittsburgh July 27 The fire at the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor raised the death toll to 40 as a woman died in hospital. The blaze Friday night killed 16 and injured nearly 200, with 230 residents mostly crippled and seven still missing. Jennie McConvilla died at Homeopathic Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Little Sisters of the Poor
Jennie McConvilla
Floods in Yangtze Valley Kill Hundreds and Displace Thousands
Floods in the Yangtze Valley cause heavy loss of life and massive property damage. Nanking reports about 500 dead and 10,000 homeless, with 4,000 houses destroyed. Hankow and other cities inundated as the river swells, prompting relief efforts amid famine fears and ongoing bandit activity.
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Shanghai
China
Yangtze Valley
Nanking
Hankow
Chicago
Yangtze River
Wholesale plot to murder union officials thwarted in Pittsburgh
The failed attempt to kill United Mine Workers official Patrick Murphy was stopped when Murphy killed his would be attacker. Police say Murphy and alleged accomplice Fred Snyder were imported gangsters brought to Pittsburgh for the killings.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Patrick Murphy
Little River
Texas
Fred Snyder
Fleming
Murphy
Patrick F. Fagan
Four Women and Two Children Rescued from Padre Island
Corpus Christi, Texas, July 27. Four women and two children stranded for 72 hours without food or water on Padre Island were rescued today by a group of men as an airplane prepared to reach them. The party included Miss Fannie Maxey and Mrs. Tillie Kircher among others.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Padre Island
Here
Fannie Maxey
Tillie Kircher
S. W. Hale
Beulah May
Picturesque Mayor Stutson Dies At 83 In Ohio
Matthew W. Stutson, 83, longtime mayor of West Jefferson Ohio, died Sunday from cancer. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday. Stutson rose amid battles with foes labeled by him as enemies during Governor Cooper's administration. petitions for removal were filed but later dropped. He previously served as mayor about 50 years ago and was re elected in 1929.
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West Jefferson
Matthew W. Stutson
Stutson
Cooper
Statson
Sttulson
Hoe
Motor Fails But Flier Glides To Landing
Wheeling, July 27. Student pilot William Stifel and his passenger Robert Squibb experienced engine failure at 2000 feet over the Ohio River. Stifel executed a perfect water landing and swam ashore with Squibb. Plane sustained slight damage. Stifel is son of E W Stifel, Wheeling manufacturer.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
William Stitel
Stitel
Robert Squibb
Young Stifel
E. W. Stifel
Note in Hand as Plane Crashes in Illinois Cornfield
A casualties report from Mendota Illinois reveals A J Hewins 45 sat in the cockpit of a Heath parasol plane as it dived and crashed in a cornfield. His body found upright with a pencil and note stating engine trouble and no compression. Hewins a postal clerk who had pursued flying as a hobby left directions for his relatives.
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Mendota
A. J. Hewins
Hewins
Dubuque
Chicago
Surfer Hurt in Fall at Bucyrus Visit
Jack Chester, nine, of Philadelphia, treated at Memorial hospital for a fractured skull and facial and arm lacerations after falling from a haymon during a Bucyrus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chester
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital
Bucyrus
14 Boys In Beginners' Class At Y.M.C.A Now Able To Swim
Fourteen 8 to 10 year old boys in the YMCA beginners class completed six weeks of Tuesday and Thursday lessons. All can now swim with 12 of them also swimming the pool’s length. Additional classes for cadets prepa Junior B A Junior A and Junior Empire programs show steady attendance.
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Y.M.C. A
Telegraph Road Woman Injured In Street Collision
Mrs. Sam Beal of Telegraph road sustained a concussion and multiple bruises after stepping from behind a parked car into a car on West Bridge street near 10:30 P.M. Sunday. She was taken to Elyria Clinic where treatment is ongoing and serious condition reported.
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Sam Beal
Telegraph Road
West Bridge Street
Tragedy Toll From Weekend Accidents Reported
United Press survey tallies week end fatalities and injuries across Ohio from auto and drownings plus a spectator struck by a bat. Names include Clifford Thomason 18 Wellston and Kelly Barker 13 Middletown among others from Chillicothe Canton Cleveland Hamilton and Butler Pa.
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Ohio
United Press
Wellston
Clifford Thomason
Fern Snedecor
Helen Scott
Harold Crenser
Chillicothe Middletown
Kelly Barker
Here
Canton
Roscoe Cher‘Hin
Cleveland
Robert Lucas
Hamilton
Abraham Goodman
Butler
Timing For Codling Moth Spray In Lake County Orchards
Extension agent Horton B. Alger urges Lake County apple growers to begin spraying for codling moths next Monday. One summer spray using lime sulfur or arsenate of lead with lime should cover bearing trees not soon to be harvested. Do not spray varieties ready for harvest or during extreme heat.
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Lotain
Horton B. Alger
County Agricultural Extension
Extension Service
Alger
Lindberghs Start Great Circle Flight From New York
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife prepared to launch the first leg of a great circle flight from New York. Their Lockheed Sirius was ready at North Beach Airport to head to Washington with planned stops across Canada, the Arctic, Siberia, Japan, and finally Tokio, then China. The expedition carries 350 gallons of gasoline and 50 pounds of emergency food, with two pistols for wilderness protection.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Canada
Alaska
Siberia
Japan
Tokio
North Beach
L. L
Washington
Lindvergh
United Press
Ottawa
Moose Factory
Churchill
Lake of the MacKenzie River
Lindberg
Point Barrew
Nome
Bering Sea
Kara- Rinsk
Petroplavsk
Kamchatak Peninsula
Kurile Islands
Nemura
China
Lindbergh
Russia
Graf Zeppelin Heads Toward Arctic Polar Flight
The Graf Zeppelin, commanded by Dr. Hugo Eckener, departed Leningrad with 16 passengers and 30 crew on a perilous Arctic cruise toward the North Pole. Scientists aim to conduct experiments and map unknown lands while maintaining radio contact with European, Russian, and Arctic stations. The airship carried four emergency Tafts and boats for potential rescue.
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Leningrad
Soviet
Ussia
Arctic
North Pole
Hugo Eckener
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Eckener
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Avon Man
Huron
Edmonton
Seattle
Teusday
Hewitt
Elyrian
Horn OF Power
Ntter Press
Eagle
Wife
Maine
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Orient
Zeppelin
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