Two Killed In Plane Crash Near Horse Cave Ky
A demonstration flight ended in a tail spin crash on the Dixie Highway near Horse Cave Kentucky. Passengers Marvin Mayfield 21 and Lemuel Timmons were killed. Pilot J Plummer of Piqua Ohio was injured severely. The plane belonged to John Geralds and Marion Caldwell of Cave City.
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Horse Cave
J. Plummer
Piqua
Plummer
Dixie Highway
Here
Marvin Mayfield
Lemuel Timmons
Nashville
Tenn
John Geralds
Marion Caldwell
Cave City
Mayfield
Timmons
Geralds
Caldwell
Credit Rating Bureau Shifts to Monday Meetings
About thirty five members of the Elyria Credit rating Bureau attended today’s weekly luncheon at Hotel Newell. This is the first meeting under the summer schedule, moving from Wednesday to Monday to ease store closures. Leona Kaiser says the change has been well received and meetings will continue on Mondays. The bureau, comprised of leading merchants and professionals, meets to report skips and non payers.
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Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Newell
Bureau
Sumphier
Leona Mkaiser
City Sealer Condemns 100 Gallons Of Milk
George W. Savage city sealer and food inspector said he condemned 100 gallons of milk as unfit for consumption this morning. He cited insufficient cooling as the reason for the action.
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George W. Savage
Local Justice Fines Hackathorn for Intoxication
S G Hackathorn was fined five dollars and costs on a charge of intoxication by Justice S J George this morning.
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S. G. Hackathorn
Justice S. J. George
Negligence suit seeks 5000 over porch defect injury
Irene Hughes sues Max and Helen Mayer for 5000 alleging injuries from a porch with allegedly defective timbers on April 6 at the Mayer residence 3137 Denver Avenue Lorain. The petition cites negligence. Harold Drennan sentenced to Mensfield Reformatory by Judge W B Thompson for burglary and larceny after pleading guilty.
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Irene Hughes
Max and
Helen Mayer
Denver Avenue
Lorain
Poisoning of Shepherd Dog Under Investigation
Humane Society officers investigated the poisoning of a shepherd dog owned by Thomas KK. Farmer at Stop 101, Oberlin Road. The dog showed arsenic poisoning and a neighboring dog was similarly poisoned about a year earlier.
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Humane Society
Thomas KK. Farmer
Oberlin Road
Truck Stolen From Grafton State Farm
Police said a state pickup was taken from Grafton state farm by two youths during the evening. The report was filed by J H Rainard of the state farm.
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Grafton Farm
Grafton State Farm
J. H. Rainard
State Farm
Ten traffic tickets issued by city police yesterday
The police department issued ten traffic violations in the city yesterday. Three were for parking between the sidewalk and curb, three for parking without lights, two for all night parking, one for parking on the sidewalk, and one for overtime parking.
The Kolinski and Birmingham pool room robbed of cash and cigarettes
Thieves broke into the Kolinski and Birmingham pool room and barber shop between Saturday night and Monday morning, taking five dollars in cash and a quantity of cigarettes, according to a police report issued this morning.
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Kolinski and Birmingham
Four Automobile Accidents Reported in Elshan
Four automobile accidents were reported to Elshan police from Saturday afternoon to Monday morning with only minor injuries to one woman. Mrs C H Gregg Sullivan was hurt slightly when her husband's car rear ended another on Middle avenue at Ninth street Saturday evening. the other driver fled. Cliff Hennings of 611 Middle avenue struck Edward McLaughlin of 3 Frank Court at Third street and Court Streets, then hit a parked car. Mary Andrus of Grafton struck a parked car while seeking a house number. Clifford Hammer of 213 Bath Street struck a truck parked on Chestnut Street. Hammer’s car was slightly damaged but the truck was badly damaged.
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Elshan
C. H. Gregg
Sullivan
Middle Avenue
Ninth Street
Gregg
Cliff Hennings
Edward McLaughlin
Miss Boothroyd Weds DeForest Rimbach in Erie Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Annette Boothroyd and DeForest Rimbach was solemnized Saturday afternoon by Rev. FE Allen of the First Methodist Church in Erie Pennsylvania. The couple now reside at 114 Princeton Avenue.
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Annette Boothroyd
L. J. Boothroyd
DeForest Rimbach
Catherine Rimbach
FE. Allen
First Methodist Church
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rimbach
Princeton Avenue
Light Vote In Minn Primary Sheds Little Enthusiasm
ST PAUL Minn June 16 The Republican senatorial race between Thomas D Schall and Governor Theodore Christianson drew limited interest as polls opened with predictions of a light turnout not exceeding 350 000 votes about one third of the last presidential election. All candidates avoided the prohibition issue while both condemned the Smoot Hawley tariff as harmful to farmers and Selb pressed for modification or repeal of prohibition.
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ST. Paul
John Selb
Schall
Washington
Selb
Ten story apartment to include bicycle room and playground
In St. Louis a sixteen story apartment building nearing completion in a fashionable district will offer as features a bicycle parking room and a playground valued at $85,000. The project promises to be a welcoming home for children as tenants.
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Louis
Harvard to Honor Two Elyrians
Cambridge Massachusetts reports two Elyria men will graduate from Harvard with honors. Spencer Ward H Reeder earns Bachelor of Laws with honors for professional work. Edward Leigh Gates receives Bachelor of Arts with distinction. Reeder earned a PhD at Wesleyan in 1926 and a Master’s degree there in 1927.
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Cambridge
Massachusetts
Elyria
Harvard University
Spencer Ward H Reeder
G. A. Reeder
West Avenue
Edward Leigh Gates
George Stevens
Reeder
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Connecticut
Death Notice for Otte Brown at Geneva Ohio
Otte Brown died suddenly in Geneva Ohio on Saturday June 14. He is survived by his widow Mrs Martha Brown a daughter Mrs Allen of Elyria two sons Ottie Brown Jr and William Brown his father and mother Mr and Mrs W W Brown six sisters and three brothers Mrs Young Mrs Harris Mrs Murphy Mrs Whitworth Mrs Pitts Miss Birtle Brown Rev Charles Brown and Clinton Brown of Elyria. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2:00 PM at the Second Methodist Church with Rev Harris of Buffalo NY officiating and burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Otte Brown
Geneva
Ohio
Martha Brown
Allen
Elyria
Ottie Brown, Jr
William Brown
W. W. Brown
Young
Harris
Murphy
Whitworth
Pitts
Birtle Brown
Charles Brown
Clarence Brown
Clinton Brown
Second Methodist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Suspect Captured After Mount Washington Bank Robbery
In Pittsburgh area, a bank messenger was robbed of 2500 dollars. A suspect was captured two hours later. a second believed to have escaped. Police detained a man found hiding under a butcher shop blanket, carrying the pistol and some of the loot. The second robber remained at large.
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Pitttsburgh
Mount Washington
John C. Stauff
South Hills Trust Company
Messenger
Maurice French
French
Mchees Rocks
Gibson
Lee Williams
Cleveland
Multiple Drownings and a Suicide in Ohio and Kentucky
A series of tragedies follows as numerous individuals drown or die after going beyond their depth or in accidents. Names include Miss Gruen, Sickman, Edgar Howland, Martin Smith, and Oscar Schiavone. A lumber executive Kidwin A. Prentice shot himself amid financial reverses. Frank Kimbraugh dies from injuries after a Sunday auto crash. Mayor Henrys I. Kuenz is struck by a car while pursuing speeders, and Lewis Feldhake drowns in a Galion gravel pit. A companion survives Schiavone’s drowning at Pleasant Valley Country Club lake.
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Morningview
Cincinnati
Miss Gruen
Portsmouth
Edgar Howland
Scioto River
Martin Smith
Beaver Creek
Elyria
Kidwin A. Prentice
Lancaster
Prentice Lumber Company
Prentice
Billee
H. B. Deardorf
Columbus
Frank Kimbraugh
Norwood
West Jefferson
Madison County
Henrys I. Kuenz
Nevada
Lewis Feldhake
Benjamin Feldhake
Galion
Oscar Schiavone
Youngstown
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Girard
Schiavone
The Most Methodical Burglar Joseph Chicot Caught
Detectives raided a room and recovered five diaries detailing fifteen hundred burglaries by Joseph Chicot a methodical French thief. The locked drawer held the full records.
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Joseph Chicot
Boxing origins of the scratch ring in turf
The phrase to come up to the scratch described a turf ring marked on grass. A line or scratch divided the ring and boxers had to step up to that mark to face each other in early bouts.
Court actions and divorces filed in common pleas court
In And About The Court House three wills were probed in common pleas court. Mary L. Ely Molise sues as executrix of Annie M. Ely estate. Charles T. Ely and seven others named. Separately Rhea S. Miller sues Earl Miller for divorce on extreme cruelty. Merland Clapper seeks divorce from Dorothy Clapper for gross neglect. James LeMay fined 100 and costs, jailed 50 days, license suspended two years for second offense of driving while intoxicated.
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Common Pleas Court
Mary D. Ely
Mary L. Ely Molise
Annie M. Ely
Charles T. Ely
Merland Clapper
Dorothy Clapper
Common Pleas
James LeMay
Walter H. Watts
LeMay
Bound Over to Grand Jury on Embezzlement Charge
Paul D. Crown former branch manager of Kalamazoo Stove Company was bound over to the grand jury under $1 000 bond by Justice S J George on a charge of embezzlement He was arrested in Youngstown by sheriff s deputies on a warrant filed by Kalamazoo Stove Company alleging he embezzled $1 100 of the company s funds
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Paul D. Crown
Elyria
Kalamanzoo
Grand Jury
S. J. George
Youngstown
Sheriff's Deputies
Kalamazoo Stove Company
Divorce Granted in Cruelty Case for Mary McCaulay
Mary McCaulay received a divorce from John McCauley in Judge W B Thompson's court this morning on grounds of extreme cruelty and was awarded custody of their child. Two default judgments were entered by Judge Thompson: J E Hysell against G C Merritt for 3283 19 and Savings Deposit and Trust Co against George Miller for 7543 40. Trial dates were set for John Axelson on automobile stealing and Gonzalo Najar on a shooting with intent to wound charge, with Axelson indicted last week by the grand jury.
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Harold Drennan
Mensfield Reformatory
W. B. Thompson
Drennan
Thompson
Mary McCaulay
John McCauley
John Axelson
Common Pleas Court
Axelson
Gonzalo Najar
J. E. Hysell
G. C. Merritt
The
Savings Deposit and Trust Company
George Miller
Weildeman Company Sues A. E. Gray for 4960.40
The Weildeman Company filed in common pleas court this morning a suit against A. E. Gray seeking 4960.40 on a promissory note.
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Common Pleas
Weildeman Company
A. E. Gray
Firemen Answer Three Alarms
The fire department answered three minor alarms over the weekend and extinguished the blazes without difficulty. Two still alarms Saturday afternoon and evening sent crews to a vacant lot behind the Columbia Steel Company and later to the Inter-City Coal Company yard where burning rubbish spread to a small dump. Early Sunday morning a blaze at George Eldred's home on Cleveland Street started in the front room from undetermined causes, killing three canaries while the house sustained minor damage except for an unupholstered chair, a rug, and part of the floor.
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Columbia Steel Company
Inter-City Coal Company
George Eldred
Cleveland Street
Canaries
Maine Republicans pick Senate nominee in Portland primary
In Portland on June 16, Maine Republicans named a Senate candidate with Dugald B Dewar of Portland pledging to run on an anti prohibition platform. He faced Ralph Q Brewster of Dexter and Wallace H White of Lewiston as Arthur Gould retires. Governor Gardiner and others contested governor and senate races. Moran and Haskell were unopposed for the Democratic nominations.
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Portland
Maine
United States Senate
Dugald B Dewar
Ralph QO. Brewster
Dexter
Wallace H. White
Liewston
Arthur R. Gould
William Tudor Gardiner
John Wilson
Bangor
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Rockland
Frank
Haskel
New Treatment Turns Out to Be Home Brew
Health officials here believed they found a new pellagra treatment after a Negro woman claimed to use yeast cakes for therapy. Investigation showed the cakes were used in brewing alcohol at home, not medical care.
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Monroe
Toledo Yacht Party Captain Missing After Lake Erie Picnic
A speedboat carrying eight passengers including Johnny Meyers left Toledo for a picnic at Pelee Island and disappeared after reporting motor trouble. Coast guards and private boats searched East Sister and surrounding islands as a wide-hunt continued. Meyers's wife, mother of five, waited for word while noting his reputation as a skilled, fearless boater.
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Joseph Sheldon
Meyers
East Sister Island
Pelee Island
Harold St. Aubin
Toledo
Yacht Club
Mevers
St. Aubin
Put-in-Bay
Coast Guard
Marblehead
Coast Guards
East Sister
West Sister
Turtle
Catawba
Skeldon
John E. Skeldon
Greyhound
Sheldon
Johnny Meserg
Maumee Bay
Lake Erie
Bay Shore Road
Johnny
Mrs. Meyers
Toledo Yacht Club
Endurance Flight Circles Chicago As Family Bets July Landing
The City of Chicago endurance refueling flight, a family affair for the Hunter brothers John Beams and Walter, has logged 104 hours aloft over Skyharbor. Walter, piloting, says they will not land before July 4, after taking off last Wednesday and refueling twice daily at 5,000 feet. In Cleveland, Walter Gentkowski and his wife Bernice and their three daughters Hattie 17, Eleanore 16, and Alice 15 were hospitalized after suspected poisoned cake incidents.
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Chicago Chicago
Chicago
Hunter
John
Walter
Skyharbor
Walter Hunter
Cleveland
Walter Gentkowaski
Bernice
Hattie
Eleanore
Alice
Gospel Chorus Recital at Lorain Home for the Aged
The Lorain County Gospel Chorus directed by A. L. Vickers of Lorain presented an hour long program at the Home for the Aged yesterday. About thirty men from Lorain Elyria Amherst LaPorte and nearby towns attended. The service of songs and prayers was enjoyed by home residents.
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Lorain County
A. L. Vickers
Lorain
Home For
Elyria
Amherst
LaPorte
Cautioned trees and tariff debate amid Hoover speech
President Hoover defended a flexible tariff plan noting no tariff will be perfect noting inevitable inequalities in duties. He argued the flexible clause removes tariff from congressional log rolling and could answer foreign protests if justified. Hoover urged ending business uncertainties from the long debate by completing the measure.
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Congress
Hoover
Markets Cleveland Livestock Prices Report
Markets report activity in hogs cattle calves and sheep at Cleveland sales. Hog holdovers steady to lower with prices around 10.65 for 150 219 pounds and 10.55 220 250 pounds while 250 350 pounds fetch 10.40 and over 300 pounds down to 10.00. Pigs 10.25 rough sows 0.75 and stags 6.70. Cattle 1000 head weak to lower with handy weights dry feed 9.75 10.50. grass types down to 9.00 and cutters 7.50. cows steady after prior drop. Calves 50 head steady to 50c higher with feeders 11.50 12.00, medium 10.00 11.00, fat calves 9.00 10.50. Sheep 2300 head with lambs and yearlings 25 50c lower. desirable lambs 11.00 11.59, some 12.00. cull to medium 8.00 10.00. choice dry fed yearlings 9.90. good wethers around 4.00 down.
France Keeps Embassy Wines After Prohibition Edict
The Quai d Orsay will keep embassies and legations wet in the United States and other countries with prohibition laws. French embassies will showcase sparkling wines, with shipments authorized by official orders. Washington's embassy has a smaller total but a fine library of rare wines for state occasions.
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Paris
Quai d’Orsay
United States
Finland
France
Quai d'Orsay
Claudel
M. Claudel
Foreign Office
Quai
Legation
Washington
Larest
Qual
Luther Burbank Plums Varieties Highlight Breeding Feats
Luther Burbank produced 300000 distinct plum varieties noted for differing foliage fruit and keeping qualities including some stoneless types.
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Luther Burbank
Soviet Banks Struggle With Credit Reform Burden
Soviet banks remain unable to handle the extra bookkeeping from the credit reform as Moscow central bank and royal banks juggle massive paper inflows. By May 20 the central bank held $5,000 insorted bills and 25,000 documents awaiting entry, with 16,000 added in three weeks. Officials see lack of standard forms as key. reforms aim to standardize documents and simplify accounts to retire more currency.
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United Press
Noscow
Soviet Union
Moscow
State Bank
Debtor's Prison Nabs Famous French Aviator
Paris reports the debtor's prison still active in France. Former Parliament member and war aviator M. Marc Doussaud is jailed for six months at a creditor's request over an $1,800 debt. The jailer will receive about $12 monthly for food. After release he still owes the sum. The case sparks outrage and new legislation is promised. Doussaud, injured in a 1918 crash, faced damages over 22,000 from the accident. He had a hard struggle paying creditors, selling nearly all he owned.
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Paris
France
M. Marc Doussaud
M. Doussaud
Doussaud
M. Bonnaud
Criminology Lags Behind Psychology Says Professor Cantor
Dr. Nathan Cantor of the University of Buffalo in a Social Science Club address argues criminology trails psychology and related sciences. He says leaders ignore advances in understanding personality and background, treating criminals as uniform offenders rather than individuals. He criticizes punitive reforms and calls for reform-focused approaches over revenge.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Nathan Cantor
University of Buffalo
Social Science Club
Cantor
Animals Show Little Interest in Moving Pictures
Experiments indicate animals and birds largely ignore moving pictures with dogs showing virtually no response to specially selected images.
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Credit Rating Bureau
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Miss Boothroyd
DeForest
Minn
Harvard
L'Age 4
Rhea S. Miller
Earl Miller
Cleveland Livestock
Cook’s Millinery
Eugene Lyons
Harry H. Smith Co
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Obito
Court Street
Mr. Gross
New York
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