Train disaster injures many near Chesapeake Creek
In North Carolina on June 11 a Norfolk Southern passenger train derailed and carriages caught fire after a bridge collapse. Fire relief trains from New Bern were sent to aid passengers en route to Raleigh and Norfolk, with several crew members reported seriously injured and others hospitalized.
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TY School Children Injured in Panic at School Grounds
At a June 13 incident in a York area school, 2 300 students including girls gathered outside before classes. A cry of birch end caused a rush that trampled many, injuring several children. Police and officials restored order as the day ended with partial closures.
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Siate
Njurin
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Ported Murder Suspects Probed in June Report
The department began inquiries into a reported murder case in Ported Sington. Dawson, son of a local resident, faces scrutiny as officials seek credence with limited corroboration. The case involves the American consul district and follows previous reporting.
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T. Isiked
Abandoned Summer School In City On High Cost
School officials announce no summer session this year due to interest and cost concerns. Board cites high expenses for benefits and enrollment as the reason, while teachers plan tutorship courses and potential make‑up arrangements for students.
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I. C. Maston
Maad
Achor
Board Rejects New London Site For Proposed Asylum
Welfare Director Harper urged the state Board of Control to approve either the Apple Creek site in Warn,e county or the Freedom site in Portage county for the Northern Ohio State Institution for the Feeble Minded. The board, by 4 to 0 vote, rejected Harper's New London site recommendation while Finance Director Baker was absent.
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Warne County
Freedom
Portage County
Ohio State Institution
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Boand
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Board of Control
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New London
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London
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Tondan
Band Concert In City Park Tonight
The second municipal band concert will be held in the city park at eight o'clock this evening. A large crowd is expected to enjoy the music and the popularity of these weekly events is assured due to merchants providing funds. A change in program will take place this evening.
Two Republicans File Papers for Legislature Seats
Two more candidates filed for the Legislature with the Board of Election this morning. Both are Republicans, Melvin J Brown of Elyria and C T Summers of Oberlin, listing campaign details for the upcoming election.
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Board of Election
Melvin J Brown
Elyria
C. Tt. Summers
Oberhin
Justice Fines Trio of Speeders
Three speeders were fined in Justice S. J. George's court this morning. Each received a $10 fine plus costs. Defendants named were Lugh Richards, William Ford, and E Kennedy.
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S. J. George's Court
Lugh Richards
Wiliam Ford
E Kennedy
Cardinal O Donnell Arrives in New York For US Visit
Cardinal Patrick O'Donnell archbishop of Armagh and primate of all Ireland arrived in New York with seventy priests en route to the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago. The reception highlighted Cath olic America's hospitality as the Aquitania liner docked with Cardinal Bonzano aboard. He praised New York's skyline comparing it to a cathedral and called the United States a greater land. The party was met at quarantine by a Catholic delegation.
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Lune
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Hope Fades for Farm Relief Bill in Washington
June 11 Washington reports show waning prospects for the McNair Hansen farm relief bill as allies fear it will fail to placate the corn belt. Senate action is pending amid Democratic and Republican bloc opposition. even if passed it must return to a House that already rejected it. A revamped revolving fund proposal by Senator Fess faces similar opposition. Continued on Page 2.
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Reichstag Rejects Communist Vote of No Confidence
Berlin June 11 The Reichstag defeated a Communist proposal for a vote of no confidence in the mark government. The decision followed President Hindenburgs letter opposing disposals and related actions.
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Reichstag
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Tx Fallara
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Many Candidates File Papers for Ohio Races
A flood of declarations of candidacy swept Ohio on June 11 as figures from several towns filed for major offices. Notables include John Vebburke of Tiverton seeking the Republican lieutenant governor nomination and Wirry S. Dax of Fremont pursuing the GOP state treasurer race. Charles Dick of Wren and Frank S. Monnett of Columbus weighed in for renomination or attorney general, with other filings from Springfield, Bellefontaine, and Columbus for various posts.
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Wirry S Dax
Fremont
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Charles Dick
Wren
Frank S Monnett
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M H Hoover
Akron
George Wyattson
Marengo
Morow
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Supreme Court
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Edward Kellison Bellefontaine
Ohio
WW Kaufman
State Tax Commission
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Meyor
Lorain
Frank S. Krause
Cleveland
William I Malden
Cincinnati
Late News Briefs Across Cities
Briefs from June 11 list clashes in Chamenca and Rome reports. Rebels slain and captured loot totals noted. Spellers gear for a national finals in Washington with $2,000 prizes. Fur strike ends after raises granted. Bombs found at Palazzo Nesprighesi allege duds. A San Francisco heiress’s suspected suicide discussed. A crossing crash in Battle Creek leaves three dead. Coolidge signs coast guard expansion bill. A university scholar faces forgery charges in Alameda.
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Closeland
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LVDS
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Rome
Italy
Parole Board Grants One Hundred Inmates Paroles
The June meeting of the state parole board freed about 100 inmates. Several cases were continued while two inmates Herbert Wilhame of Mushkingum and Warner J Buenzil of Cuyahoga were released from federal authority. Tuberculosis patients Roy Barnett from Muskingum county and others from Washington, Muskingum, Butler counties received paroles or reformitory terms.
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Board Of‘elemence
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Mushingum County
Warner J. Buenzil
Cuyahoga County
Curahosa
Roy Barnett
Mushkincum
Parley Magrage
Washington County
Ernest Miller
Luscarinas
Clyde West
Elmer Hammpton
Butler County
Emfaet Ti
Muskingum County
Train crash in Melbourne kills eight passengers
Eight passengers died and many were injured when the Brisbane Srdnets express derailed near Melbourne, Australia. Central News dispatch reports the fatal crash and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Melbourne
Australia
WHITTEMORE'S PASS GET LONG TERMS FOR BANDITS
June 11 New York Jaerk and Leon Kraemer, members of Whittmore's bandit faction, were sentenced to hard labor at Sing Sing for reprisers. The brothers received a one week stay of sentence, with sentencing by Judge Koenig in general sessions. Dayton set to welcome a $400,000 hotel project. work to begin June 15, announced by George Caldwell.
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Leon Kraemer
Convictel
Richard Reese
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Sing Sing
Alw Hoter
Davaton
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D1ton
George A Cald
Kettle Accident at National Tube Co Burns Two Men
Two workers were severely burned when a large kettle spilled molten metal at National Tube Co after a lid latch stuck. Patrick Donovan and Ratiel Querogt suffered critical injuries and were hospitalized at St. Joseph's with little hope for recovery. An investigation found a leather piece on the opening lid caused the spill.
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Hart Pone
Patrick Donovan
Ratiel Querogt
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omecinals
Fe Wats
Elyria Public Schools End Summer Vacation
Elyria public schools closed for a twelve week summer vacation with about forty one hundred pupils released. Report cards were distributed this morning as studies resume on September seventh and the fall term begins Tuesday morning with a few new faces among the staff.
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Qoser
Board of Education
Speeder Fined by Mayor and Officers
eMewsain Schnitzler of Loran went to the police station to help a friend arrested for speeding but found himself under arrest for the same charge. He admitted racing with the other vehicle but was fined $1 and costs, while Diamant of Cleveland was fined $19 and costs for driving 45 miles per hour on Broad Street. Herold
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Loran
Limself
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Major Jakson
Diamant
Cleveland
Broad Street
Herold
Two Roads Survey Planned in Cleveland Area
County officials announced a survey of two possible routes for extending Hillard road with an eye toward a Lerain county entrance. Lander, the surveyor, was instructed to conduct the studies and report findings from yesterday’s conference.
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Impersonator of Federal Agents Sent to Prison
Maurice Sternlight a 30 year old in Cleveland was sentenced to fifteen months in a federal prison in Atlanta by Judge Paul Jones. Authorities say he impersonated a federal agent with power to sell withdrawal certificates for Lexington brewer Old 76 bonded whiskey, operating in Ohio and Indiana. He lived at top hotels traveled with a private chauffeur and car, and prosecutors say he negotiated more than 500 withdrawals and earned over 10000 dollars.
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Maurice Sternlight
Debonair
Atlanta
Paul Jones
Sternlight
Lexington
Ohio
Indiana
Woman Injured In Car Accident At Embankment
Ass Jowell McMahon of Bellevug suffers a fractured right leg after her car rolled off a roadside embankment near Ridgesilk yesterday afternoon while she tried to stop it from plunging. She was at Elyzia Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Elyria High Seniors Stage Varied Final Senior Night
Elyria High School held the senior chapel in the auditorium with a program from each department. Principal Shivley thanked the class for a $425 gift split between a lawn mower for the athletic field and the music department. Max Chapman delivered the farewell, and new National Honor Society members were inducted. Letters of recognition were awarded to the basketball squad and cheerleaders, with Russell Van Oster named captain for next year.
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Arnold Heemerling Gae
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Frank Seward
Virginia Goodman
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Tichenor
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van Oster
Donald Lantensenleser
Camron Jolly
Virginia
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Youth Killed in Elevator Shaft Fall at Masonic Temple
Vascoe Houseman 18 of West Winchester Ohio died after plunging down an elevator shaft at the new Masonic Temple in Dayton. He had worked there three weeks and lived with his aunt Mrs Galdie Fender. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Olte Houseman. Earl Smith of Ashland Indiana shot himself in the chest in Detroit Michigan, authorities said.
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Con Housman
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Ohio
New Masonic Temple
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Olte Houseman
Pepper Tells of Campaign Spending in Pepper-Fisher Race
Washington June 11. Testimony before the Senate slush fund inquiry showed George Wharton Pepper’s personal campaign committee spent about 123 800 seeking re election. Pepper said his personal costs ranged from 114 000 to 125 000 and claimed only 2500 from his own pocket.
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Ware
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George Whatton
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Fireman Dies in Severe Wilkes-Barre Blaze
A fatal Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania fire killed firefighter Al Estman, 40, who suffocated after collapsing on the sidewalk following an hour at a doorway. The blaze damaged nine business places in the central business district, with about 150000 dollars in losses and twenty others hospitalized.
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Barry opens new war on gamblers in Cleveland shops
Safety Director Barry ordered police to tear partitions from cigar stores confectioneries and soft drink parlors with back rooms in Cleveland to crack down on gambling. He emphasized a sweeping crackdown and vigilance against hidden gambling rooms.
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Government cannot buy gas for agents private autos
Washington June 14 4 Tr MW McCarl comptroller general ruled that the government cannot buy gasoline for private automobiles used by several dry agents in their work. Prohibition administrators complain their work is seriously handicapped without these purchases.
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