Peking Faces Isolation As Nationalist Troops Advance
Nationalist forces entered Peking driving out Manchurian units left by Chang Tso lin. Despite breakdown of communications and travel, foreign residents remain calm as gates close and military encampments form around the city. Shansi troops remained outside and reporting conflicted on entry. overall mood stays orderly and hopeful for a peaceful regime change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Tsolin
Naval
Washington
Tientsin
Tientasin
J. P. Ratay
Americal Legation
Ratay
Feng Uu
Hsiang
Nan Yung
Tung Chow
Bess
Shanghai
Death Record Charles Friday 61 years Elyria resident
Charles F Friday died at 4 30 this morning at his home 111 Neutercourt aged 1 years 7 months 20 days He was a retired New York Central railroad engineer with 38 years service pensioned at 70 He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs W E Beers Detroit Mrs J A Rice Elyfercourt and a brother G A Friday Funeral Monday 1 30 from his home 111 Weufer court and 2 00 from St John Lutheran church Rev Birkner officiating Burial Ridgelawn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Friday
Neutercourt
New York Central Railroad
Elyria
W. E. Beers
Detroit
J. A. Rice
Neufercourt
G. A. Friday
St. John’s Lutheran
Brotherhood of Engineers
Carl Friday
Weufer Court
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rev. Birkner
Ridgelawn
Herm an Scheffler, Former Resident, Dies in Newark
Herman Scheffler, 55, longtime resident of the city, died suddenly in Newark Ohio. He lived with his parents in Amherst during boyhood. Survived by daughters Evelyn and Vivian and Bion Floyd of California, aged parents in Amherst, brothers William of Cleveland and Charles of Youngstown, sisters Mrs A Hogin and Mrs J Hogin Agar. Burial from his Amherst home with funeral at two o'clock Saturday afternoon and burial at Townhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Harry " Scheffler
Newark
Ohio
Evelyn
Vivian
Bion Floyd
California
Amherst
William
Cleveland
Harles
Youngstown
Fueral
Townhill Cemetery
National Tube to Close One Mill Monday in Lorain
Lorain officials announced that National Tube will cut rations at its Lorain plant to 63 percent for the week. A nine percent reduction in operations will occur, and the entire mill will be closed for the week according to company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube
Lorain
National Be Company
Dis orderly conduct case in Earl Clifford Ford matter
A. R. Champney pressed the extreme penalty in police court this morning at Earl Clifford Ford on Spruce street. Clifford admitted striking Champney during a Wednesday automobile accident altercation and claimed self defense. He was found guilty and fined 19 dollars plus costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Champney
Earl Cliifford
Spruce Street
Clifford
Champney
James A. Hewitt
Visci Sues For Divorce In Common Pleas Court
Alphonse J. Visci filed suit in common pleas court seeking a divorce from Mary Visci whom he married on July 16 1921. He cites gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty and asks custody of their three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse J. Visci
Common Pleas Court
Mary Visci
Elyria Trade Secretary Attends Ohio Convention
E. J. Fellow secretary of the Elyria Board of Trade left for Hamilton Ohio to attend the annual convention of the Ohio group of the National Association Commercial Organization Secretaries. He will return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Fellow
Elyria Board of Trade
Ohio
National Association Commercial Organization
Hamilton
Elyrian Man Says Car Hit By Machine Damages Vehicle
Ernest Hanson of 248 Winckles Street reported Thursday that his automobile was struck as he pulled away from the curb by a machine bearing license 722 682. The impact damaged the bumper and fender of his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hanson
Winckles Street
Hanson
Oberlin Woman Loses Studebaker Roadster to Theft
A Studebaker roadster owned by Mrs. Jeanne Collins of Oberlin was stolen from her garage last night. The vehicle bore license 93 788 according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Jeanne Collins
Oberlin
Collins
Thompson Returns From Sandusky Bench Duty
Judge W. B. Thompson returned to the courthouse today after two days on the Erie county common pleas bench in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Erie County Common Pleas
Sandusky
Police place coupe in city pound after street sighting
Police placed a Ford coupe with license 93-757 in the city pound last night after it had reportedly stood on Second Street for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
No Parking to Corner Signs Planned Downtown and Residential Areas
Safety Service Director John N Erct announced Saturday that no parking to corner signs will be placed in the business district and a number will also be installed in the residential portion of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Service
John N Erct
Bum List Decreases With Warmer Weather
With warmer weather the bum list at city hall has diminished. Three hoboes secured a place to sleep furnished by the city last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
FINED FOR BEING DRUNK
Andrew Peet was arrested by sheriff's deputies last night on an in toxication charge and fined $5 plus costs by Justice S. J. George this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peet
Sheriff's Deputies
Justice
S. J. George
Osborn Wins Cognovit Judgment Against Fetzer-Lowe Hotel
Judge W B Thompson granted a cognovit note judgment of 7575 dollars in favor of Mrs Jeanette T Osborn against the Fetzer Lowe Hotel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Jeanette T. Osborn
Fetzer-Lowe Hotel Company
Default Judgment Granted in Zhu Yovsky vs Miller Suit
Michael Zhu yovsky obtained a default judgment for 1,109.08 against W. E. Miller. The ruling compels payment of the stipulated sum, finalized without trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Michael Zhuyovsky
W. E. Miller
Italia radio messages hint at distress in final polar voyage
A commander said intercepted garbled messages likely originated from the Italia’s crew and called for help. The Italia last spoke with the Citta Di Milano on May 25, as it neared the end of its victorious polar expedition from the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italia
Citta di Milano
North Pole
Radio Operator Reports Italia Airship Call For Help After Loss
Clyde Amos an amateur radio operator in Altoona Pennsylvania reports intercepting a radio message concerning the Italia dirigible missing for two weeks The message reads SOS Nobile No shelter bit remains of Italia Crushed against mountain Temperature freezing Position 84 15 north 15 20 40 cast Rush food All alive but several injured Heard no calls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Clyde Amos
Italia
Amos
New Cotton Fabric For Concrete Highways Saved Surface Repairs
A loose cotton mesh fabric is laid over cement on road surfaces to create a cleavage between the roadway surface and its foundation. When repairs are needed the upper concrete layer can be removed and a new surface installed without disturbing the permanent foundation.
Farm Alliance Takes Aim at Hoover Nomination
A Kansas City group of factions from four presidential candidates forms a farm alliance to block Secretary Herbert Hoover’s GOP nomination. They plan to contest 65 Hoover pledged delegates, push a farm relief plank, and mobilize agrarian states to defeat Hoover at the convention. Louis I. Emmerson presides as committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
James E. Watson
Indiana
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Guy D Goff
West Virginia
Hoover
Louis I. Emmerson
Illinois
Chaiman
National Committee
Credentials Committee
Alliance
Hloover
Watson
George Peck
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Small stores prosper in Tokyo area shops cluster
Tokyo area shows one retail store for every 28 inhabitants with many stores run by families tied to living quarters. Men often hold other work while women and children manage the shops. Most outlets are confectionery and bakery, though fashion and millinery shops are numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Iving
Princess Helene Seeks Divorce From Carol
Princess Helene, mother of Boy King Michael, filed a divorce suit against former Crown Prince Carol in Bucharest. She cites an “insult” by Carol abroad as incompatible with marital dignity. Carol eloped with Magda Jupescu, renounced succession, and lived in Paris. Proceedings set for June 22 at the first division of the court of appeals. King Michael remains under royal decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Helene
Michael
Carol
Court of Appeals
Mme Magda Jupescu
Rejuvenation of Livestock via Grafting in Lebanon
The Minister of Agriculture announces a new livestock rejuvenation program in Lebanon using grafting. Credits requested. Initial treatment targets flocks of boats and sheep before distribution to farming centers. Earlier tests in Algeria successfully rejuvenated cattle weakened by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lebanon
Algeria
Frank A. Lowden Johnsons A Large Illinois Farm And Arkansas Cotton
Republican presidential aspirant Frank A. Lowden operates a large Illinois farm and is noted as one of the largest cotton planters in Arkansas, reflecting his agricultural reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Lowden
Ilinois
Arkansas
Webber Seeks Reelection To Lorain County Bench
Judge A. R. Webber filed with the county board of elections to seek another term on the Lorain County Common Pleas bench. The candidacy is subject to the Republican primaries on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
County Board of Elections
Lorain County Common Pleas Bench
Children Day Observed at Community Church
June 10 services will feature a morning sermon and an evening program by local Sunday School children. The town notes a flurry of visits, travels, and family news including Wellington and Elyria attendees and baccalaureate church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Leona McConnell
Scott Avery
Wellington High School
Elmer Henson
T. Mitchel
Delta
Ohio
Walter Henson
Monda
Henry Heiden
C W. Hines
Litchfield
Arthur Sheffield
Lorain
Fred Sheffield
Peter Wolt
Pompeii
Mich
Fred Pitts
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Steven Cowie
Elyria
Ezra Mull
William Allen
Will Baldwin
Wellington
Florine Johnson
D. A. Wilson
Elvria
F. M. Wilson
H. Whitney
William Neiding
Neiding
Mary Kuhl
Ogeans
Balcomb
E. W. Miller
M. G. Pease
Mary Whitney
Oma Pickworth
McCauley
West Salem
Congregational Church
Arthur Drage
Lester
Jack
Henry Herding
H. T.brewley
Geneva
Fred Kruger
Hattie
Walter Green
E. R. McConnell
W. S. Avery
Sylvia Glenn
H. C. Weinle
Kansas City
Fannie Wilson
Herbert Whitney
Airs Milo Pease
O.G Stone
Will Baldagin
Orlando Stone
Moses Kolb
Myron
Carlisle
Roy Burge
Philadelphia
Nonstop flight team plans New York to San Diego attempt
The Yankee Doodle crew, led by Shoenhair and Tucker, aim to beat the 26 hour record and fly from dawn to sundown. Facing fog and weather delays, they paused near Columbus after a long all night flight, hoping for clearer skies to press toward New York then San Diego. Weather prophet Abbe Gabriel forecasts a warm, relatively dry summer with many storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McReady
Oakley Kelley
Dayton
Schoennar
Tucker
New York
San Diego
Schoenhair
Shoenhair
Columbus
Harrisburg
Norton Field
Texas
Arkansas
Tucson
Asia
Abbe Gabriel
Market Report For Potatoes Poultry Butter And Eggs
Markets in Cleveland Ohio June 8 show 160 pound sacks of round whites from Michigan Wisconsin at 2.50 per sack 110 120 pound sacks of Idaho russet Burbanks at 2.00 South Carolina brils at 4.00 to 4.25 Potatoes prices include various weights and origins Poultry lists heavy broilers 38 to 40 cents Leghorns 30 to 34 cents heavy fowls 26 cents medium stock 26 cents leg horns 18 to 19 cents some lower old roasters 15 to 16 cents old ducks 20 to 25 cents Butter quotes Extras firsts seconds and prints with small different ranges Eggs show extras 34 cents extra firsts 32 cents firsts 29 cents ordinary 25 1/2 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idaho
Chicago
United States
Alabama
Texas
Bliss
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
California
Columbus Produce Market Prices Hold Steady in District
In Columbus Ohio on June 8 demand stayed firm across the wholesale produce district with prices showing general steadiness. Asparagus homegrown 1 dozen 1.00 to 1.23. beans hamper 1.50 to 3.25. cherries California suitcase lug 3.00. corn Geera Texas per bushel 3.75. lemons California bon 7.00. lettuce Iceberg crate 3.75 to 4.00. onions green per dozen 15 to 20 cents. peppers crate 4.50 to 5.00. radishes long homegrown per dozen 30 to 35 cents. radishes button homegrown per dozen 35 to 40 cents. rhubarb fieldgrown per dozen 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
California
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Cleveland Ohio
Hogs 1600 head market 100 lower top 10.50 with weights 100 to 350 lbs ranging 8.25 to 10.50. sows 8.25 to 8.50. Cattle 100 calves mixed market steady beef steers 11.75 to 12.50, beef cows 5.00 to 10.25, low cutters 6.00 to 7.50, vealers 14.00 to 17.00. Sheep 500 head market steady fat lambs 17.00 to 19.00, fat ewes 5.00 to 6.50, cull lambs 14.00 to 16.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report June 8
Hogs rects 500 with heavy hogs at 9.50 to 10.10 dollars, mediums 9.65 to 9.90, yorkers 9.00 to 9.50, good pigs 7.75 to 8.25. Cattle light, market steady. Calves light, market steady. Sheep and lambs light, market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Prices and market notes for butter eggs poultry and grains
Market report from Chicago Minneapolis and Toledo detailing butter tub stocks creameries egg prices and poultry condition. unbalanced stock dairy products value by grade. grain futures for wheat corn oats rye barley and flax. shipping and sale patterns across states and markets. no drastic price shifts observed with steady to slightly stronger tones in some items.
Plans for Legion League meeting tonight at Y M C A
Managers and captains of city boys baseball teams aim to join the American Legion League for summer play. A meeting at 7:00 PM in Physical Director Moore's office at the YMCA invites all teams to participate. Games are planned at River View Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion League
Moore
Riverview Park
Birthday party mixes with shower at Stoughton home
June 8 Elyria area notes report a mixed event at G H Stoughton home honoring Mrs Harvey Stoughton with about 25 guests and a playful reading of a newspaper. Other items include illnesses, visitors, births, and social visits among local families and a community club picnic with 75 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eschtruth
North Ridge
George Thompson
Kuna
Lorain
Misa Lillian Moulder
Elyria High School
Tillie Baldwin and Sons
Thos. Stinebring
David Dugan
William Fox
Millersburg
W. C. Grey
Arnold
Killbuck
Cooper
Cleveland
Gordon
Fred Smith
Verna
Airs
Myre
A C. Harnes
Bert Jackson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. D. Penrod
Charles Penrod
Harold Wilford
Elyria
Clarence Wilford
Guy Pickett
Ronnie McGucken
Rhone
Huron River
Fred Stevens
Geneva
E. A. White
Ed Kuntz
Jack
Thompson
Robert
Nicobe
Greer
Elaine
Carl Huffman
Medina
C. Wilford
G. Pickett
Martha Clare
Pickett
Hare
John Hare
Chicago
Frank Jackson
H. W. Jackson
Park Johnson
Wayne
Harry Jackson
Andrew Jackson
LaPorte
Garfield School House
William Caley
W. W. Mariett
Roy Dunfee
R. Dunfee
Richard Hecock
Amherst
John Stammer
A. Myers
Familly
Hilda Richter
A. Dunfe
D. Myers
Avon Baptist Church
Willard Taft
Mabel Lee
Blersworth
Little Son Lee
Cuyahoga Falls
NUMBER ONE Continued from Page i
The article describes a flight that slowed its average speed and may arrive later. Early out of Suva the conditions were ideal aside from a radio generator issue. Warner used batteries to send frequent progress reports while the motors operated perfectly compared with prior flights. Radio signals from the Southern Cross were clearly received by numerous stations across Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suva
Warner
Australia
Gypsies Ordered Out of Tamaulipas for Suspected Crimes
Authorities in Tamaulipas, Mexico, ordered Roma communities to leave the state amid accusations of burglary and child kidnapping. The measure targets groups suspected of criminal activity, drawing criticism from human rights advocates and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Tamaulipas
Mex
Dance Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Event
Friday evening June 8 at Ridgeville Grange Hall features lunch free checkin and a door prize. Kellys and Wis lin Orchestra provide music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Kellys & Wislin Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Scheffler
Belence College of
Calcutta
Henens Witert
Elyrian
San Francisco
Ser
Brule
Wis
Farm Alliance
Princess Helene
Webber
IRS
M. A. Campbell
Cleveland Produce
Minneapolis
VFLAX
Legion League
Imperial Furniture Co
E. Broad St. Bridge
Vincent
Edith Moherus
Enma
Pauline Krautter
George Jenkins
Avon
Dick Ayers
G. H W. Stoughton
William Beesee
Ladigs’ Aid Society
A. C. Slaynes
G. H. Stoughton
J. H. Haynes
Chris. Ackerplan
N. Becker
Broad ST
West Ave
Conry's Grocery Store
Wewest
Onl
Ekly
Pibero
W. Broad
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!