Fliers Near 400 Hours In Endurance Flight
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine continued their noncompetitive endurance flight in the St Louis Robin monoplane at Lambert Field. The craft logged 382 consecutive hours by 6 17 a m E S T as crowds of about 10 000 watched. Weather remained favorable and aviation observers vouched for the pilots progress amid the Minneapolis crash tragedy of Captain Crichton and Owen Haughland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forrest O
Lambert St. Louis Field
Minnesota
Minneapolis
P. L. Crichton
Owen Haughland
O'Brine
Jackson
LT. Louis
Forest O’brine
O. K
Eurthermore
Baby Named After Endurance Fliers Forest Dale Sprague
Mr and Mrs A G Sprague of Tyler street welcomed a 10 pound boy on Friday and named him Forest Dale Sprague after endurance fliers Forest O Brine and Dale Jackson of St. Louis. The three day old infant carries honors from recent fuel record feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest O’brine
Dale Jackson
St. Louis
Elyria
A. G. Sprague
Tyler Street
O’brine
Jackson
Forest Dale Sprague
Nervy Air Men Rally Fans At Lambert Field
Reporters griped about tent life and cot beds while pilots held steady during a weekend at Lambert St Louis field. Jackson and O Brien teased papers for crabbing about aviation knowledge, as fliers noted the publicity energy around the flight and press reaction lingered into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert St. Louis Field
Jackson
Rev George A Brown Founding Pastor and Local Cleric
Rev George A Brown graduated from Thiel College in 1896 and was ordained July 7 1896. He has served western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio and is now pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church. He is married with four children and lives at 238 Princeton Avenue manse. His boyhood aim was to become a newspaper man following his editor father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Brown
Thiel College
Greenville
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Bessemer
Allegheny Seminary
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
Rev. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Fires break out twice at Elyria facilities in one night
Two small fires were reported Saturday evening in Elyria. The first at the Elyria Foundry Company on Filbert street stemmed from defective wiring in an elevator shaft and was quickly extinguished with chemicals. no water was used. Shortly after, engine company number two responded to a blaze at Harry Smith's frame garage at 217 Gulf street, also caused by defective wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bates
Elyria Foundry Company
Filbert Street
Engine Company
Gulf Street
Harry Smith
East Side
Jury Progress in Snook Murder Trial Selections
In Columbus July 29 steady progress toward selecting a jury for Dr. James Howard Snook’s murder trial continued. Two talesmen were passed temporarily and half the peremptory challenges used as women jurors numbered two. Court adjourned noon with 12 temporary jurors in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Court Room
Snook
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Melvin T. Hix
C. D. Trimble
Trimble
E. O. Ricketts
Rickets
John J. Chester, Jr
Chester
Henry Schmidt
Donald W. Post
Frank
Elyria Man Recalls Prison Fire and Guard Response
Al Mason of Elyria described arriving in Auburn New York to witness a prison blaze and uprising last night. He reported a town packed with national guardsmen and state police, with buildings still burning and streets filled with fire apparatus as dawn approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mason
Elyria
Auburn
N. Y
Chronicle-Telegram
Mason
Syracuse
Eiska
Minnesota endurance flight ends in fatal crash
Minneapolis July 29 Captain P. L. Crichton army flier was killed and co pilot Owen Haughland seriously injured when their endurance plane The Minnesota crashed after more than 155 hours aloft. Crichton died in the cockpit. Haughland was rushed to a hospital as officials investigated the crash following a long nonstop flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
P. L. Crichton
Army Flier
Owen Haughland
Minnesota
Wold- Chamberlain Field
Crichton
Haughland
St. Louis
Buffalo
Minn
Crighton
Wold-Chamberlain
Thorwald Johnson
Annual WCTU Picnic to Feature J F Burke Speaker
The annual W C T U picnic set for tomorrow at Mr. and Mrs. Deane Burns home 1386 East Avenue invites members families and friends. A 4 PM business meeting precedes a 6 PM picnic dinner with special music readings and a hoped for Burke appearance from Santa Ana California. Transportation plans organized and rain plan moves to the Methodist church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Burns
East Avenue
J. F. Burke
Santa Ana
California
Burke
Nellie M. Hill
Charles Hill
Park Avenue
Eskins Dinner Tuesday At Y.M.C.A.
Plans progress for a Y M C A dinner tomorrow honoring Charles Eskins a transcontinental foot racer who carried Elyria from Broadway to the Pacific Eskins will share experiences at the banquet to be held at 639 p m Those desiring seats should inform Mayor Hewitt Earl Bell Lorain Times Herald Lorain Journal or the Chronicle Telegram before 9 o clock tomorrow morning Reservations close then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eskins
Elyria
Broadway
Pacific
C. C. Pyle
Eskins
James A. Hewitt
Earl Bell
Lorain Times-Herald
The
Lorain Journal
Chronicle- Telegram
Three Crushed To Death By Train In Galva Ill
An east bound Chicago, Burlington and Quincy passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing in Galva Illinois. Edward Temple 60 a Galesburg banker his wife Margaret 50 and Miss Dora Fullsen 30 were killed in the automobile Finis Farr 40 of Charlevoix Michigan died of heart failure aboard the train after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva
Ill
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Edward Temple
Galesburg
Margaret
Dora Fullsen
Finis Farr
Charlevoix
Mich
Corner Stone Laid For Elyria American Legion Home
The corner stone of Elyria’s American Legion home was laid after a May drive that raised over 40 000 dollars. Jerry Ferguson introduced Mayor James A Hewitt, with speakers including James Ingersoll Mrs Woodward and Lawrence Webber, who spoke on community support for the project amid a hot Sunday crowd of about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Qohio Street
Broad Street
Jerry Ferguson
Legion
James A. Hewitt
James Ingersoll
Woodward
Elyria ‘Legion
Drive For Auxiliary
Lawrence Webber
Webber
Elyria
Elyrians Endure Heat Across County
Elyria and Lorain County residents faced the hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 93 in Elyria and sunlit readings near 100 elsewhere. A strong breeze offered relief, but muggy air after a late-evening rain hindered sleep. Forecast calls for a cooler day tomorrow with expected rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Bandit Hold Up Nets $12,000 From Messengers in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania two Tech Food Products Company messengers were robbed at the Penna National Bank entrance. An armed bandit demanded cash and checks totaling twelve thousand dollars. The two messengers George Nussekern and Her Man Koch surrendered the money as two bandits stepped from the curb and fled in a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Tech Food Products Company
Penna National Bank
George Nussekern
Koch
Falls From Train Left Boy with Amputated Leg
Chester Eberhart fifteen of Grafton was seriously injured Sunday when he fell from a freight train bound for Chippewa Lake. The wheels ran over his left leg and surgeons at Elvira Memorial hospital amputated the limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Eberhart
Grafton
Chippewa Lake
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Heat and Autos Take Toll in Ohio Heat Wave
An Ohio heat wave killed twelve people over the weekend, six by heat and six by drowning, as temperatures reached 90 to 101 degrees across the state. Victims include Jacob Vogt and John C. Fulton in Cleveland, Joseph Davis of Gallia County, and several drownings in Springfield Newark Hamilton Zanesville and Toledo. Hundreds of thousands sought relief at beaches and streams while drivers faced numerous accidents on flooded and crowded roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Zanesville
Cleveland
Jacob Vodt
John C. Fulton
Harrisburg
Joseph Davis
Farmer
Gallia County
Youngstown
Garmine Napobello
Truscon Steel Company
Toledo
Philip Anderson
Cincinnati
Leroy Hannaford
Columbus
Jacob Vogt
Cecil Kinkade
Malta
Rockey Lucks
Muskingum
William Hawkins
Hamilton
Albert Porrette
John Juliano
Mary Aman
Canton
Aman
Samuel Lake
Parma Village
Oliver Hill
Johnsonburg
Kent
Franklin Roberts
Dayton
Russell McMillan
Kenton
Charles Petty
Otis Curi
Robert F. Koglert
Leroy
Medina County
Cno
Twenty three indicted in death of Gastonia chief of police
A Gastonia grand jury indicted twenty three men and women for conspiracy to murder in connection with the death of Chief of Police O. F. Aderholt of Gastonia. The action marks a major development in the case as authorities pursue charges tied to the chief’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Gaston County
O. F. Aderholt
World Peace Networks Grow Fifteen Years After War Start
Geneva July 29. On July 29, 1914 the Austrian bombardment of Belgrade began the great conflict. Now fifteen years later the world has organized a vast system of peace machinery and agencies. Progress is vast though incomplete. Despite Sino Soviet friction, nations seek peaceful settlements. The summary notes the shift from wartime to a peace-minded world, with organized efforts to create a lasting international order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Belgrade
International Court of Justice
Russia
China
Organization of World Peace
Tension Eases Between China and Soviet Union
Shanghai reports show China withdrawing forces from Manchuk near the Manchuria Siberia border following instructions from Nanking. Soviets also ordered a withdrawal leaving a 20 mile gap between fronts. Kuomintang members held a large anti Soviet mass meeting urging factory holidays with pay, while officials predicted an early settlement of the eastern railroad dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Soviet Union
Manchuk
Manchuria
Siberia
Nankin
Kuomintang
Tacoma Plane Flight Backers Plan Second Tokyo Attempt
Tacoma citizens who watched Harold Bromley’s plane crash at County Airport on Saturday learned the flight to Tokyo would be tried again this summer. John Buffelen leads a committee promising guaranteed finances for a second attempt, with negotiations to rebuild or replace the aircraft with a new Lockheed machine for the 4700 mile flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
County
Harold Bromley
Tokyo
John Buffelen
Buffelen
Haroléld Bromley
Lockheed
Briand Forms New Cabinet In Paris July 29
Aristide Briand completed forming a new French cabinet and kept Raymond Poincare's ministry lineup. Attempts to placate radicals failed as Edouard Herriot and Edouard Daladier were offered minister without portfolio but vetoed by the radical conference. Herriot cited Lyons duties and stayed to debate acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Raymond Poincare
Edouard Herriot
Edouard Daladier
Herriot
Briand
Lyons
Chamber of Deputies
Daladier
"Daddy" Allen Addresses Geneva Conference on Crippled Children
E. F. Allen of this city and president of the International Society for Crippled Children spoke at the World Conference on the Cripple at Geneva, Switzerland. His topic was The Evolution of the Problem of the Criple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Geneva
Switzerland
Allen
Bender Delays Reapportionment Vote Waiting on Census Data
Cleveland July 29 State Senator George H Bender will postpone filing the 232 000 signatures for his reapportionment constitutional amendment. He plans to wait for the 1930 federal census figures to determine when a referendum can be held. Census figures are expected late August or early September 1930 and filing declarations of candidacy would prevent the amendment from taking effect for the next legislative session. Bender will not conclude his campaign until at least 500000 signatures are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
eGorge H. Bender
Bender
Census Bureau
Washington
Earl
General Assembly
Congress
Explosion Costs Woman's Life in Boarding House Fire
In Warsaw Indiana a kerosene explosion started during a fire set by boarding house owner Mrs. F E Clark injuring Eva R Clark and Irma Carper and burning Mrs. Sarah E Clark who later died. The victims included Mrs. Clark the pastor of Full Gospel Temple and resident of Ada Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Sarah E. Clark
Ada
Ohio
F. E. Clark
Full Gospel Temple
Eva R. Clark
Irma Carper
Tippecanoe, Ind
Driver Held By Police After Child Paralysis
Four year old Bernice Novak of 1810 Middle Avenue was struck by Floyd B. Marquis of 146 Oak Street while crossing on West River Street. Bernice suffers total paralysis on one side and may require brain surgery as Marquis is held on reckless driving charges. A string of local accidents injures several others in Elyria and nearby towns, trapping residents in minor to serious conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Novak
Middle Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Floyd B. Marquis
Oak Street
Marquis
West River Street
Bernice
Frank Oviaks
West River
Marquis’ Auto
E. P. Clement
William Keeles
Oberlin
George Street
E. E. Cheetham
Middle, Avenue and
7Th’ Street
Keebs
Charles Keno
15Th Street
Broad Street
Lodi Street
Lee W. Perkins
Perkins
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jennie Legis
Stop
Grafton
Park and Spring Streets
Amherst
Frank
Luther
David Koepke
Howard Werner
Emil Bell
Amherst Hospital
Luther Koepke
Bell
Center Ridge Road
Driving While Intoxicated Case Sees 30 Day Jail Term
Joseph Stromnay was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after conviction for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested by sheriff deputies and arraigned before Justice S T George Saturday night with a six month driving suspension ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stromnay
Stromnay
S.t George
Noted St. Louis Flier Killed in Crash
Bulletin from St. Louis reports Col George Lea Lambert noted aviator and son of Major Albert Bond Lambert was killed in a Black Jack area plane crash. A second man aboard the aircraft was also reported dead. Local authorities said Lambert's body would be cut from the wreckage by hacksaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
George Lea Lambert
Albert Bond Lambert
Lambert St. Louis
Black Jack
Lambert
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Endurance Fliers
W.C.T.U
NEW Legion
Elyrians
Yeggs
United Press
Austria
Soviet
Bulletin
Daddy” Allen
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