Auto Upsets Kill Elyai an Wilbert in Ohio Crash
Edward Wilbert twenty one of 331 Furnace street was killed when the car carrying three companions overturned on the Maysville pike near Zanesville. He suffered a fractured skull and died enroute to Good Samaritan hospital. Hahn Goetz and Dunlap escaped with minor injuries. The party was en route to a Moxahala park when the roadster overturned three times. Wilbert was pinned under the chassis and rescuers carried him to medical aid. The others were treated and released. Goetz returned home next night. Funeral services were planned for Keck funeral parlors in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilbert
Furnace Street
Maysville
Zanesville
Wilbert
Good Samaritan Hospital
Earl Hahn
Marietta Street
Carl Goetz
Fourth Street
Elgrit
Wm. Dunlap
Lorain
Elvirators
Bunlap
Habrn
Wilberc
Goetz
Hale
Moxahtala Park
Zanestitle
Hahn
Goer
Dunlap
Good Samarian
Keck
Iirlors
Zanesile
Coal Wage Pact Convene Thursday in Ohio
The Ohio Coal Wage Pact conference, called by Lee Fall of the United Mine Workers, will meet Thursday in Columbus to decide wage scales. The Ohio Coal Operators Association, led by S. H. Robbins, invited independent operators, with open shop preferences noted. A preliminary meeting drew few operators, and observers expect a possible union announcement of a minimum wage as a outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lee Fall
Bited
Ohio
S. H. Robbins
Eveland
Hall
Cle
Internaional
Jacksonville
Robbins
Youths Confess To Hring Warehouse Fire
Dayton police report three youths confessed to starting a warehouse fire at Stamps-Burkhardt for a thrill. Donald Peeling 19, Leonard Ryan 17, and Windr Molen 15 gave statements. Peeling to be arraigned on arson charge. others sent to juvenile authorities. Fire caused about $20,000 damage.
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Dayton
Burkhardt Forture
Donald Peeling
Leonard Ryan
Windr Molen
Peeling
Democratic Woman Will Support Hoover Bulletin
Dr Jennie M Callas Nebraska Democratic party leader says she will back Herbert Hoover for president in a Fremont Tribune letter. She says she was misrepresented as backing Alfred E Smith at the Houston convention and she opposed Smith to the last ditch citing dry supporters.
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Fremont
Jennie M. Callas
Democratic Pappal Committee
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Callas
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
Smith
Hoover Fishes for Trout Today at Big Creek Lodge
Hoover traveling near Medford Oregon on July 30 rises with the sun to fish the Rogue River for big steelhead. Republican nominee Herbert Hoover seeks solitude away from reporters as he plans a move to Milton Esberg's remote Klamath river camp. He may stay until Wednesday night before heading to San Francisco, viewing Mt. Shasta from the camp.
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Big Creek Lodge
Medford
Oregon
Herbert Hoover
Rogue River
Hoover
fFarge
Opty
Milton Esberg
San Francisco
Esberg
Palto Alto
Bull Creek
Red Woods
Eureka
Crescent City
Calif
Redwood Grove
Ten Mijses
Federal Judge W C Westenhaver Dies at 63
Cleveland July 30 Federal Judge W C Westenhaver aged 63 died at his home after a long illness. He faced a relapse after returning from Baltimore where he had two operations. A noted jurist in patent law he had served 12 years on the federal bench and championed the use of the judicial gown. His death leaves the district with one remaining judge Paul Jones of Youngstown and signals broader changes in the federal judiciary.
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Cleveland
W. C. Westenhaver
Westernhaver
Baltimore
Westenhaver
Paul
John Hopkins Hospital
Wenstenhaver
John M. Killits
Toledo
Westenhearer
Paul Jones
Youngstown
Day of sectionalism ends in Coolidge remarks at Colvill memorial
President Calvin Coolidge urged an end to north south civil war animosities during a Gett ysburg hero Col Will iam Colvill memorial address in Cann on Falls Minn He said isolated outbreaks may occur but responsible elements in both regions pride themselves on contributing to national welfare and warned that stirring sectionalism harms public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Falls
Minn
President Coolidge
Col
William Colvill
Gettisburg
Yeggs Hit Winnipeg Bank Messengers in High-Value Hold Up
In Winnipeg Man four bandits robbed bank messengers of between 25000 and 35000 pounds, surrounding them on their route and escaping in an automobile. Separate report from Montpelier Ohio notes 16 year old Lucile Burns killed in an automobile overturn near town. sister Naomi 17 and Christopher Walz 17 injured.
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Winnipeg
Man
Bank of Commerce
Montpelier
Lucile Burns
Here
Naomi
Christopher Walz
Eden
Lake Road Reconstruction Contract Could Be Let About Aug 31
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs announced that word from Divisional Highway Director T. S. Brindle of Ashland indicates the Lake Road contract probably will be let about August 31. Biggs could not estimate how much work can be completed before winter.
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Lake Road
C. T. Biggs
T. 5. Brindle
Ashland
Biggs
Political battle in brief advances in vacation notes
Governor Smith remained on vacation at Hampton Bays and would not discuss political situations. He plans to go to New York Wednesday to confer with John J. Raskob. Herbert Hoover planned several fishing expeditions at his camp near Medford, Oregon. Few remaining positions on the Democratic finance committee to be filled soon. The Texas Democratic primary showed little anti Smith strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hampton Bays
Re York
John J. Raskob
Herbert Hoover
Medford
Ore
Democratic Finance Committee
Sheriff Busy With Calls Accidents
Automobiles and automobilists kept the sheriff’s office on alert over the weekend. Sheriff EF CG Mathews reported a pursuit near La Porte after gasoline theft from Otto Chapman’s car. Chapman fired at the suspected pair with a shotgun, believing he hit the vehicle. Earlier, deputies investigated a Lake Shore overturned accident and found a burning auto on the Lake road, with the sheriff shooting a hole in the gasoline tank to prevent an explosion. the Make car burned. Names of involved parties were not released.
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Sherif
Mathews
Cvo
Otto Chapman
la Porte
Chapman
Elyria
Thhey
Lorain Police Hive Gun Battle On Vine Street
Lorain police say a gun battle occurred on Vine Street involving a man named Floras after merchant patrolman Anthony Barnes reprimanded him and three others for noise in front of a theater. Barnes narrowly escaped a revolver shot. Floras was arrested and pleaded not guilty to shooting at a person with intent to kill, bond set at 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Vine Street
Raymond Floras
Floras
Anthony Barnes
Barnes
Copenhagen Cheers Nobile and Italia Crew Head to Berlin
In Copenhagen General Erberto Nobile and rescued Italia crew members received a warm farewell as they left for Berlin. Crowds cheered and flowers were handed out by Nobile. Zappi visited Mrs. Malmgren and returned her son’s compass and effects from the Arctic relief effort.
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Copenhagen
Eraberto Noble
Dirigible
Italia
Berlin
Nobile
Meney
Filippo Zappi
Finn Malmgren
Malmgren
Adalberto Mariano
Mariano
Elyria Township Hires Two Teachers and Plans Heating Plant
Elyria township school board met in the town hall to hire two principals and seventh to eighth grade teachers. George Webb of Ironton will lead Lake Avenue School. Harley Haskins of Ada will lead Markley School. The board planned to solicit bids for a new heating plant at Markley after the old one burned out two years ago.
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Markley
Elyria Township
George Webb
Lake Avenue
Harley Haskins
Markley School
Webb
Ironton
Ohio
Haskins
Ada
Lorain County Band to Perform Concert at Ely Park
Announcement states the Lorain County Band under Prof. E. M. West will present a concert from the band stand at Ely Park on Tuesday, July list, at eight o'clock if weather permits. In case of rain, the concert will move to Wednesday evening.
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Lorain County
E. M. West
Ely Park
Judge Nye Dead After Illness in Lorain County
Obituary notes the death of Judge David J Nye at his home in Lorain County after long service in public life. He served as Elyria village council school examiner prosecuting attorney and common pleas judge. Born December 1823 in New York he studied at Oberlin College graduating in 1871. Funeral set for Tuesday at First Congregational Church with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Lorait
Oberlin College
Nye
Common Pleas
Bilicett
N.Y
Cattaraugus County
Randolph Academy
Randolph
N. Y
Ohio
Elsrna
C. W. Johnson
George P. Metcalf
Elyria
Kansas
Noe
Ohio State Bar Association
Wes
County Bar Association
David Fisher N
Judge Nye Aad
June Fisher
Cleveland
Horace H. Nye
Elvira
First Congregational Church
Judge Nye
A. B. Meldrum
Oberlin
Old Stone Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Who Bim
Cleveland Man Injured In Local Traffic Crash
Cleveland resident Mike Tamara of 2240 East 203th Street sustained a chest artery injury when the truck he rode in on Batre Avenue skidded and overturned. He was hospitalized at Essei Memorial Hospital. Driver was Robert Reese of Lochear Street, Cleveland.
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Mike Tamara
203Th Street
Cleveland
Cleveland Trac
Batre Avenue
Tamara
Essei: Memorial Hospital
Robert Reese
Lochear Street
Mian Fined for Having Booze
Henry Voreese, a colored resident of Elm Street, was fined 750 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to intoxicating liquor. Police raided his home on Sunday finding two brands of whiskey. Voreese claimed the liquor was found in a dump for his personal use and that he had been trying to drink it before discovery. He escaped through a second story window and injured his foot during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Voreese
Elm Street
James A. Hewitt
Voreese
Voreess
Plan Campaign To Repeal The Peace Law In Ohio
Cleveland July 39 Charles H Hubbell, Cleveland Democrat candidate for state auditor, announced a repeal campaign against the Peace law governing rates charged by public utilities. He said 300 supporters will seek signatures to place a referendum on the issue after Turner certifies the repeal as true and fair. The law allows utilities to raise rates during rate disputes before the utilities commission. Turner, Republican governor hopeful, has also opposed the act.
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Cleveland, O
Charles H Hubbell
Cleveland
Hubbell
Edward C. Turner
Turner
Perce
Utilities Commission
Railroads Increase For Hauling Mail
Washington reports a ICC majority decision boosting trunk line railroads pay for postal service by about 15 million dollars yearly and retroactive to July 1. The rise includes roughly 45 million dollars in back pay, with about 15 percent annual increases and a minimum of 72 dollars per mile. Independent short line railways receive about 8 percent increases. Commissioners Lewis McManus Taylor and Eastman dissented.
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Washington
Post Ofice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Additio
Lewis, McMagsamy
Taylor
Eastman
Divers Considered to Recover Contraband Liquor Off Sandusky Bay
Customs official Arthur P. Fenton proposed using divers to recover 25 cases and 25 kegs of alleged contraband liquor dumped into Sandusky bay after a rum running craft capsized during tow near West Sister Island. Walter J. Duvall of Monroe Michigan was found aboard and charged with violating prohibition laws. he will be brought to Cleveland for questioning.
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Cleveland
Juil
Arthur P. Fenton
Sandusky Bay
West Sister Island
Coast Guards
Walter J. Duvall
Monroe
Mich
Fenton
Duvall
Fire destroys Chardon basket factory in $25,000 blaze
Chardon Ohio records a major blaze that wiped out half of the Asplin Miz Co basket factory, the town's sole industry. Nine men were left idle as flames consumed a large portion of the building on Sunday. Fire crews battled the fire, and damage was pegged at about $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon Chardon
Asplin Miz. Co
County to Share Lake Road Renovation Costs Set at 70000
County to pay 70000 of lake road reconstruction, brick or concrete total 424000 or 308000. Avon Lake would owe 106000 for brick or 77000 for concrete. Commissioners ready to proceed and will confer with Avon Lake Mayor John Pipes and council.
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Avon Lake
T. S. Brindle
Ashland
Board of County Commissioners
Lake
Brindle
George Rhoads
John R. Pipes
Attempted Break At Ohio Pen Probed
Ohio State Penitentiary guards and officials questioned warden about an escape attempt by four inmates of Company K. The quartet used a tobacco tin key and improvised tools to breach a screen wall, with outside help suspected but not confirmed. Two had prior breaks. they were placed in solitary as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
P. E. Thusas
Company K
James Scott
Montgomery County
Burton Carter
Darke County
Jack Hare
Summit County
James Gallagher
Cuyahoga County
Thomas
Sherman A. Rijer
Eruption of Maron Volcano Increasing In Manila Area
A rising eruption at Maron volcano on the southern island end endangered exploring parties. Residents evacuated as new lava streams poured from the mountain and rocks and ashes spewed into the air. Crops including hemp and coconuts were destroyed by lava flows and tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P.L
Maron
Fire Devastates Ledz Tenement District in Poland
A massive blaze in Ledz tenement district, Warsaw, killed thirty and injured about three hundred as benzine tanks exploded. Fire surged through the block Sunday, with hospitals overwhelmed, communications damaged, and troops mobilized to quell panic while residents leaped from upper floors to escape the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Ledz
Sadar
Maury
Man Injured In Accident Near B Q Tracks On Route 29
Wade Williams of East avenue drove south of the B Q tracks on Route 29 when his car struck Frank Hejnar of 436 Thih street as Hejnar stepped into the road. Hejnar suffered a fractured nose and facial bruises. he was taken to Memorial hospital. Carl Mussey of West Big River street was fined 250 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to liquor possession. Mussey had attempted to pour liquor down a sink but some was recovered when the lid was removed. He admitted knowing he was disobeying the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Williams
East Avenue
Frank Hejpar
Thih Street
Hejnar
Carl Mussey
River Street
James A
Memorial Hospital
Hewitt
Mussey
Lorain Police Catch 53 Machines For Violations
Lorain police tagged 53 machines for minor traffic violations during a Sunday drive against erring motorists. The owners faced assessments of 2 dollars for each violation at cafeteria court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lo- Tain
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OUTHS
Coolidge
Texas
Gopenhagen
His
Lorain County Band
David Joe Nye
Syamue
Lorain County Bar Association
David J. Nye
Bar Association
David J, Aye
MIAN
Elyrian
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