Tragic plane crash at Elyria airport claims life
A Sunday Elyria air crash left George Humeke dead and Richard Clark and pilot Carl Vanderveer critically injured. Clark, a former Elvira High athlete, and Vanderveer, an experienced aviator, are highly regarded. The cause is undetermined. speculation includes an air pocket. Community offers condolences as families endure sorrow.
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Elyria
George Humeke
Richard Clark
Carl Vanderveer
Huneke
Clark
Vanderveer
Elvira High School
American Judgment Vindicated on German War Debts
An analysis argues that early American estimates on German reparations were vindicated as the Paris settlement totals nine billion dollars still to be paid, with total German debt near twelve billion, arguing that a 1919 ceiling of fifteen billion was reasonable and would have been heavier for Germany than the current agreement.
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Germany
Paris
Wilson
Styles and business link to female fashions travel gear
Railroads and baggage firms blame women fashions for fewer janks and lighter wardrobes. The article notes modern women carry a complete weekend wardrobe in one bag, while men now travel with multiple suits and gear. It argues fashion drives demand in textiles and broader business networks.
Importance of Exports in Daily Life and Trade
A compact piece explaining how daily life hinges on sea commerce and foreign trade. It argues most people underestimate exports until supply chains falter, noting how American communities rely on sales abroad for economic vitality and jobs.
Global Shoe Supply Chains Defy Economic Isolation
The author argues that half of produced goods depend on exports and warns that halting exports would disrupt millions of jobs. They note nine tenths of U S shoes are domestic but made with materials from eight countries including Argentina, Canada, Japan, China, and the Straits Settlements. Economic isolation is untenable for civilized nations.
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United States
Ork
Canada
Japan
Java
Sumatra
China
Straits Settlements
Haiti
Who's Who South W Brookhart Leader in Missouri Roots and Service
South W Brookhart born February 2 1869 in Scotland County Missouri educated in local schools and Southern Iowa Normal taught five years then became lawyer in Washington Indiana served six years as county attorney elected US senator to fill vacancy in 1922 re elected for term ending 1933 veteran of Spanish American and World Wars chaired 1912 Republican state convention in Iowa progressive Republican authored two books on time training. He notes concerns about World War I certificates pledged as loans by Veterans Bureau and private bankers, argues for immediate cash payment instead of deferred compensation and warns of government liability from loan backed certificates.
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South W. Brookhart
Scotland County
Missouri
Southern
Iowa Normal School
Washington, In
United States Senate
National Guard
Iowa
Veterans’ Bureau
Priacs
Ape
Brookhart
Congress
Vet‘erane
Skunk Ridge bank robbery discussed by Constable Prim
In remarks today Constable Prim refers to the alleged mastermind as the brains behind the Skunk Ridge bank robbery. The report frames the accused with a crime narrative tied to a prosperous farm linked to a local town plutocrat.
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Prim
Skunk Ridge
John F. Dille
Compensation Plan For Veterans Delays Justice
A statement asserts no question is settled until properly resolved and that the government owes former soldiers overdue sums. It argues justice requires timely payment of benefits the government acknowledges as long overdue to veterans.
Today in History and Births Anniversary roundup
Anniversaries list notable births from 1753 to 1918 with figures such as William E. Eustis James Barbour Pauline Cushman and Carl Hagenbeck. It notes 1801 Tripoli conflict and 1842 Wilkes expedition, Chicago Tribune debut 1847 and 1918 court martial for objectors. Today also lists birthdays of Mrs. Felton Hull Kenyon Lent Cook and others and ends with a cautious horoscope noting artistic urges and possible misfortune.
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William E. Eustis
Madison
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
James C. Barbour
Virginia
U. S
England
Orange Co
Edwin Arnold
London
Pauline Cushman
New Orleans
San Francisco
Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Germany
Charles A. Culbertson
Texas
Dadeville
Ala
Washington, D. C
Paul S. Reimusch
China
Milwaukee
Wis
Shanghai
Tripoli
United States
New York
Chicago Tribune
San Antoine
William H. Felton
United States Senate
de Kalb Co
David Jayne Hull
Plainfield
N. J
William S. Kenyon
Hoover
National Law Enforcement Comission
Elyria
Ohio
Frederick Lent
Elmira College
Freeport
N.S
Frederick A. Cook
Sullivan Co, N
Sweden's aviators forced down on Iceland coast
On Iceland's southeast coast at Skaptaros a Danish gunboat and mechanics rushed to assist Capt. Albin Ahrenberg Lieut Axel Floden and radio operator Rob ert Ljungland after their huge Swedish airliner named Sweden sprung a fuel leak and forced a landing at 6 20 p m EST. The trio had begun from Stockholm at 1215 a m EST Sunday and had already logged over 11 000 miles with 40 000 passengers without incident. The flight to New York was halted about 470 miles from Bergen with the crew averaging 102 miles an hour amid mountain interference.
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Reyrjavin
Iceland
Sweden
Trans Atlantie Avittors
Skapturos
New York
Albin Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Robert Ljungland
Reyijavin
Ahrenbers
Stockholm
Jews to Observe Feast of Weeks
Beginning Thursday evening June 13 1929 the Jewish people will celebrate Pentecost or Shabaoth the Festival of Weeks with services in temple and synagogue. It is one of the three major Jewish holidays and once drew pilgrims to Jerusalem. The observance today highlights the Confirmation Service in progressive synagogues and has twofold background noted by the Tract Commission of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Tract Commission of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Temple
Feast of Harvest and Confirmation Service in Jewish tradition
In Palestine the harvest ends seven weeks after Passover with offerings at the Temple, a festival known as the Feast of Harvest and First Fruits. Over time Pentecost gained a new spiritual meaning tied to Mount Sinai and Torah. Today the Confirmation Service marks a key observance, where youths pledge to uphold Jewish teachings, reenacting a historic moment. A separate note asks if goldfish or swans would best suit Wheaton College pond, a question the Smithsonian will weigh. A final line suggests dream fears portend good news.
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Palestine
Israel
Matt Sinai
Mount
Siam
Nortox
Mass
Wheaton College
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Chicago Police Officer Slain
Chicago on June 10 reports patrolman Earl Leonard shot and killed while escorting a motorist and three companions to a patrol box. The killer is described as Patrick Joyce, a man with prior robbery arrests but political protection. Joyce fled. companions were detained as suspects.
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Chicago
West Side
Earl Leonard
Leonard
Patrick Joyce
Joyce
Local names linked to a reported driving incident
Elmer Wolfty was driving a car in a reported incident involving Katherine Paddock Ellen Paddon Bridget Cavell and Helen Tindall with authorities noting the sequence of events.
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Elmer Wolfty
Cara
Katherine Paddock
Ellen Paddon
Bridget Cavell
Helen Tindall
Principal installs school radio loudspeakers system
Principal David D. Lambert at a grammar school adopted a modern addressing method by installing radio loudspeakers in all rooms and a microphone in his office. He can address the entire school without interrupting class schedules by speaking into the microphone.
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Dew Haven
Couz
Principa
David D. Lambert
Rcoma
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