Mazer Arrives at Obro Prison Shackled to Murder Suspects
Louis Mazer, alleged brains of a plot to kill Dean Mel Lett, arrives at Obro 20 near radar shackled to two African American murder suspects. He declares calm, claims no fear of conspirator Pat McDermott, and praises Sheriff Gipson and deputies for bringing him in from Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louis Mazer
Dean Mellett
Cantug
Obro
Radar
Mazer
Eve Dees
Pat McDermaort
Arrant
Fd Gipson
al Ball
Phil Hejba
Alfred Adam
Denton
Maver
Gibson
Chlorine to Make Park Pool Ready for Summer Use
The Hisra Park Commission announced a chlorine system win to prepare the Cascade pool from Pittshareh with a target opening by July 2. Kinwais swim committee plans to install a filtration plant and pump later, funds permitting, while the city works to lay a water pipeline and connect to Eiyna waterworks for eventual full operation.
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Cascade Minty
Pittshareh
Frank Wiford
Hisra Park
Kawanis
Wilk
Tyme
Cleveland Pools
S. Fram
Ssadiaiuop Siindpowmec
Park Commission
Kinwais
Thomas Potter
Eiyna Waterworks
Cleveland
Tus
Fighter to be charged with manslaughter
East Livhuruu report states a fighter will face manslaughter charges. Edward Ponti and a coal miner Salievi Lind were involved. victims were taken to the hospital and later transferred to Colam Joana County Jail after incident.
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LiVhuruu
Edward Ponti
Wet
William Phill
Salievi Lind
Colam- Joana
Lorain Chronicle-Telesram Morning Visitor Recalls Printing Era
Peter Lepper of Bowling Green visited Lorain recounting years as a printer. He worked on the Lorain Eagle published by A and T.S Burrell, sharing stories of early newspaper life and scarce earnings for subscriptions. He is in his first year of an active retirement and visited Ashley Rawss by a farm friend, then Lorraine to see his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telesram
Peter Lepper
Bowling Green
Elvvia
Iear
Lorain Eagle
T.S Burrell
Leppar
Ashley Rawss
Loraig
Wives of Transatlantic Fliers Arrive in Plymouth
Mrs. Clarence D. Chamberlin and Mrs. Charles A. Levine, wives of the pilots who set a non-stop distance flight record in the Bellanca Columbia, arrived in Plymouth aboard the Berko en route to Bremen to join their husbands.
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Plymouth
Ecr
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Afec
Charles A. Levine
Wlves
trans-Atlannic Fliers
Bellanca
Columbia
Bremen
President Coolidge Visits Rapid City In West Dakota Tour
President Coolidge and his party arrived near Rapid City South Dakota to an enthusiastic crowd estimated 25000 to 40000. Cowboys Indians and local residents lined the station area to greet the president who will reside at the State Game Lodge for the summer guarded by national guardsmen as he tours the Black Hills region.
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IWDGE
S. D
Coolidge
Com- TV
United States
Crowes
Paron
Rapid Fim
Rapid City
Monadee
South Dakota
Sehiel
Natio
Toute
National Auaidumen
Hermosa
Loder
Nonor
Veteran actor Drew in serious health condition stalls hopes
A fragmented notice reports veteran actor Drew remains in serious condition with little change in health, amid concern for his welfare and ongoing hospital care.
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Rancesco
Deh
Large crowd at flag day service in Ely Park
A large evening crowd gathered in Ely Park for flag day observances promoted by the Amurian Legion and the Elks. The American Legion drum and bugle corps led the procession while Butler narrated the flag's history, citing milestones from 1437 to 1778 and Betsy Ross's role.
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Els
Sarouud
Ely Park
Amurian Legion
Elks Todge
American Legion
Mhe Park
EL A. Daniels
Howard Hk. Butler
Butler
Cabot
Labrador
St. George
England
James T
Enstead
St Andrew
St George
Banker Hi
Thisumn
Continental Congress
St. Andrew
Betsy Ross
Major Jane
George Washington
Livis
Fort Schuster
Plans to Fly Around the World in a Dirigible
Berlin reports Hugo Eckears plans a 1928 world flight in a Dirigible 12 123 built at Zeppelin works in Friedrichshafen. He will test with trials across the North and South Atlantic before the journey, estimating up to 390 hours of flight time despite potential bad weather.
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Berlin
Hugo Eckears
Los Angeles
Fried- Tiehshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Ebener
Navy aviation heads slammed as incompetent by Mitchell
William Mitchell, former armor aviation official, charges Navy Air Service misdirects aviation policy and blames Lindbergh for Spirit of St Louis motor trouble. He accuses naval leadership of downplaying aviation, while Edward P. Warner absolves Navy blame and cites preexisting defects in Lindberghs flight.
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Navy Air Service
William Mitchell
Washington
Wailliam Marchell
United States Armor Aviation Overseas
Ain
Washton Post
Navy
Charles Lindbergh
St Low
Edward P. Warner
Mitchell
Lindbergh
New York
Navy Hac
St. Louis
Memphis
Department of Aviation
Warner
Bund
Laindbergh
Boy Goes 10 to Paris on a Nickel
Herbert Avram, 14, sails from New York to Paris on a nickel to meet his hero Charles Lindbergh, stows away on the liner, tours Havre, and plans to return with the ship to New York after a staged story about a sick mother and separated sisters. His father states Herbert left Havre for the United States the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Avram
Paris
Col
Charles Landbergh
Herbert
Nense
Sitle
Havre
Marcuerita
Violet
Sandberg
United States
M H Avram
Leane Havre
Mrs Lindbergh to Leave for St Louis Tonight
Mrs Lindbergh plans a special Spirit of St Louis train trip from New York to St Louis on the Pennsylvania line. The train will be christened by the Knight of St Louis. About thirty travelers accompany Mrs Lindbergh, mostly St Louis reception committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harefi, Knieht
St. Lous
Dbergh
St. Louis
Cincinnati Man Elected G A R Ohio Commander
Jacob Feereee of Cincinnati was elected commander of the G A R of Ohio at the annual convention in Canton. H G Holman of Gunton was chosen senior vice commander and Lancaster named for the 1923 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
G. A. KR
Canton
Jacob Feereee
Cincinnatis
G. A. R of
Ohio
H. G. Holman
Gunton
Lancaster
Ohio State Professor Named State Education Director
John L Clifton of Columbus a Democrat and Ohio State University education professor will be appointed state director of education by Governor Vic Donigher to replace Vernon A Huesell. Clifton has long served in education roles including assistant state superintendent and State Board of School Examiners. He studied at Ohio University and is pursuing a PhD at Ohio State.
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John L. Clifton of
Columbus
Columbus. O
John L Clfton
Democrat
Ohio State University
Vic Donigher
Vernon Af. Huessel
Riegel
Motion Picture
Cliften
Ohio State
Clifton
Etna
Lickwe Country
Ohio University
Athens
Tie
Licking
Mercier
State Department
Mercer County Board of
Power Dam Burst Drowns Four. Family Missing
A burst power dam near Wise River 3% miles from town released a flood that swept a camping ground killing four known victims and likely drowning a tourist family. Downstream the flood swept bridges and a pumping station. Wise River suffered heavy property loss as the post office and several homes were washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Butte
Vent
Wise River
Katte Power Company
Campaign to buy Roosevelt Field to honor Lindbergh
Nassau county holds a reception tomorrow to launch a million dollar drive to purchase Roosevelt Field as a permanent memorial to Charles Lindbergh. Proceeds will fund the acquisition of the field from which Lindbergh began his flight to Paris.
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Mous Mawla, &. 1
JME
Charles Lindbergh
Nassau County
Roosevelt Field
Lindbergh
Paris
Cleveland Records 39th Murder of the Year
Cleveland logged its 39th murder of the year with the death of Well Gang Gans found on a living room Davenport. Police cannot determine the cause. doctors cite an old head wound from a street fight two months earlier and the assailant remains at large.
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Cleveland
Well Gang
Gans
Byrd Ready Hop Off for Paris
Commander Richard Byrd plans a tri motor Fea her monoplane America flight from New York likely Friday after weather checks. Byrd will receive an honorary degree at the Virginia Military Institute before departure. Carl Schery will bring a sealed barograph to track altitude and landings aboard the America with Bert Acosta and Lieut Neville. Rumors of a world flight or U.S. return after Paris circulate without confirmation.
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York
Richard Byrd
Paris
America
Byrd
Virginia Military Institute
Carl Schery
National Aeronautic Associate
Washington
New York
Bert Acosta
Lieut Neville
Hrgré
United States
Capper predicts farm aid through new congressional test station
Senator Arthur Capper told farm editors assembled in Dayton that Congress will pass a test station to aid farmers with financial problems. He said the legislation would not fix prices but promote cooperative organization and merger into larger groups for strength.
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Dayton. O
Congress
Arthur Capper
Capper
FLIERS VISIT ZEPELLIN WORKS IN GERMANY
Jane Clarence D Chamberlin and Jes A Levine arrived from Baden Baden en route to Friedrichshafen to inspect Zeppelin works and the airplane plant. The German public welcomed the fliers who set an air record from New York. At Friedrichshafen Levine will press for dirigible plans in the transatlantic service as Eckener awaits the visitors.
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Zeppelin
Karlsruhe
Germany
Jane
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Jes A. Levine
Baden-Baden
Friedrichshafen
Friednrichshafen
Stuttgart
Fransfurt
Bremen
Chamberlin
Levine
the & S
Berlin
New York
Th. Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin Company
Eckener
Lindbergh Homecoming Set for St Louis End of Week
St Louis prepares a three day celebration for Col Charles A Lindbergh homecoming. Mayor Victor Miller urges a welcome worthy of national praise. The trans Atlantic aviator is due Friday at four pm landing at Lambert field with thousands expected to greet him and security arranged for a clear landing.
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ST. Louis
St. Lous
Col
Chas A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
New York
Victor Miller
Lambert St. Louis Field
Lindbergh urges rapid development of U S air service
Col Charles Lindbergh pleads at a New York luncheon for expansion of commercial air service and adequate military and naval air strength. He contrasts American and European aviation, stresses need for airports, and notes the value of aviation in wartime.
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Lindbergh
New York
Charles Lindbergh
States Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
United States
Europe
America
le Bourget
Paris
Croydon
London
Air Corps
Army
Luis
Fire destroys Marietta baking plant in Remington unit
Fire caused by crossed wires damaged the insulation department of the Remington Road Inc baking plant in Marietta Ohio early today. One unit of the large plant is out of commission temporarily and about 100 men are out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Marietta
Safe Cabinet Division
Remington Road, Inc
Lorain Man Given Three Months In Workhouse
John Galler of Lorain pleaded to a hotel defrauding charge and was fined 19 and costs with three months in Toledo's workhouse. He admitted failing to pay the Lorain inn but asked for more time to settle the debt and was granted a brief extension before an arrest followed after he returned without the mower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galler
Lorain
Jadx
A. R Webber
Toledo
Galler
Doubt Over Flares From Missing Airmen
Paris officials question Marex sighting in Northern Quebec as the missing French airmen Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli are presumed alive. Coli had refused rockets before departure due to fire risk. Madame Nunguisier seeks updates from authorities as a family doctor reports the mother’s anxious vigil and sleepless nights for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Levasseur Company
Marex
Quebec
Charles Nungeseer
Francois Coli
Coli
Madame Nungriser
United Press Office
Aris
New York
Double Guards on Slavers After Jail Breakout
A chaotic escape attempt at WEI county jail left four on the run with one killed and two captured. Slaver Charles Shader escaped, while Gregorio Rizzo died. Authorities suspect Shader fled to Chicago and are seeking him in known associates’ quarters.
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Otatt Pakoun
Mellett
Truater
Erle
Vishtor Rere
Presient
Rapid Ct
Coolidges
Legion
Lakewood
Hugo Eckener
Fred B. Balzar
Narads
George Cole
Ed Malte
H. S. Clapp
Carson Valley Bank
Alallee
Low Clapp
Lindbeagh
Prof
Tate
Lindy
France
Senator Capper
Hero
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