West in Famous Plane Program Welcomes Falcon at Elyria Park
MDBERGH HEADS WEST IN FAMOUS PLANE ROGRAM AT PARK THIS EVENING TO WELCOME FALCON Motors Depreation to Elyria. A large crowd is expected in Ely park for a Chronicle-Telegram sponsored event featuring a band concert a Falcon Motors parade of Falcon Knight cars led by the American Legion Drum Corps and short showcases. The parade route runs West Broad streets to Cheapside Dan and other streets, giving locals a chance to view Falcon products produced locally. The Falcon Motors Corporation is expanding its operations as demand for the Falcon Knight car grows and the evening program will extend greetings to Falcon families in the area.
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Ely Park
Chronicle-Tele- Brant
Falcon Motors
Elyria
Falson-Keight Automobiles
American Legions Drum Corps
Trada
Chronicle-Telegran
Falcon Mothers Corporation
Falcon Family
Man fined for liquor law breach in police court
Mick Drisko of Woodford Avenue was fined £500 plus costs after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. It was his fourth appearance in police court. He was arrested after police found five bottles of liquor hidden under a trap door in his home. The court heard the liquor contained fifty percent alcohol.
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Ick Driskno
Woodfford Ave
Drisko
Risen
Chamberlin And Levine Meet Their Wives on Deck
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine met their wives aboard the North German Lloyd liner Bremer shortly after 1 am. News photographers aboard the other liner Bremen were unable to reach them as the reunion occurred quietly on deck. Levine learned his wife had not scolded him for flying without notice, while plans and messages hinted at broader intentions that night.
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Reten
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. le
Lloyd Hner
Fliers
Bre
North Man
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Levine
Rowcevelt Field
Port Flight To Hawaii Aims For Nonstop Coast Reach
In mid June a bold plan for a nonstop flight from the mainland to Hawaii was advancing. Lester Maitland is to lead the mission aboard a large Fokker 216 with A F Hegenberg aboard, both en route to the Pacific for an attempt to set a new cross country record and test aviation endurance.
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Se Flight
Lester Maitland
Mukee
F. Hegenberg
GOW
Fir Coast
Uskogee
Okla
Fie
Awail
Lieuis
Lester Martland
A. FL Hesenberger
Cantianeg
Former Legislator Frank W. Wood Dies After Heart Attack
Edina Ohio report states Frank W. Wood aged 56 a former state representative died after a heart attack. He was known as one of Ohio Public Utilities Commission fathers and influenced legislative utility policy. Reverend William Flammer of Congregational church to conduct funeral with burial at Spring Grove.
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Edina
Frank W. Wood
Gods
Ohio Publire Utilities
Comian
William Flammer
Congregational Church
Spring Grove
Fire kills mother and three children in Michigan blaze
Fort Huron Michigan June 1 Emplosion of a chicken brooder lamp started a fire that burned to death Mrs Stephen Malinske 34 and her three children Stephen 11 Mary 3 and Margaret 3 The mother had just bought the brooder and placed it in the children's bedroom The husband rushed outside for help while she reentered the flames and perished.
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Fort Huron
Mich
Stephen Malinske
Stephen
Mary
Margaret
Lowman Takes Charge Of Dry Army
Lt Seymour Lowman of Elmira New York assumed command of the federal prohibition force, succeeding General Lincoln Andrews as dry czar. He will run the vast enforcement operation with more than 15 000 personnel, including 4 900 prohibition bureau employees and 10 0606 coast guard members, aiming for strict but nonconfrontational enforcement.
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Washington
Seymour Lowman
Elmira
N. Y
Lincoln Co Andrews
America
Lowman
Ofice
Prohibition, Customs and Coast Guard
Asst
Andri4s
Prohibition Bureau
Coast Guard
Low-jtan
Byrd Flight Delayed by Mid Atlantic Storms
Storms between Newfoundland and Ireland delay Commander Richard Byrd's nonstop New York to Europe flight. The Roaker monoplane awaits clear skies, with observers predicting a Sunday or Monday start. Roosevelt Field drew 5,900 people despite the rumor of an imminent departure.
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New York
mid-Atlantic
Europe
Newfoundland
Ireland
Richard B. Byrd
Roosevelt Field
iDyrd
Great Britain dirigibles to fly to distant lands
Washington reports two 5,060,000 cubic foot dirigibles to serve India Australia Canada and South Africa with about 200 passengers luggage and 10 tons of mail. Accommodations include sleeping cabins promenade decks lounges smoking rooms dining room seating 59. A newer 6,000,000 cubic foot ship could circle the earth in three hops at 35 knots with a 10 000 mile radius at lower speed.
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Washington
Great Britain
India
Australia
Canada
South Africa
Fach
Garland Fulton
Navy
Aernautics Bureau
Trans Atlantic dirigible lines to be considered
Washington reports a banker led group plans to pursue transatlantic dirigible lines aided by Lindbergh and Chamberlin flights. Owen D Young of General Electric chairs the group negotiating with government about leasing Los Angeles for commercial use. Plans may unfold in months with Navy tests of a 6,000 600 cubic foot dirigible and Hoover likely to advise.
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Washington
Chamberlin
Asin
Thos Group
Los Angeles
Owen D Youngs
General Electric Company
Commerce Hoover
Chang Tao-lin Accepts North China Dictatorship
In Peking on June 17 Marshal Chang Tao-lin, warlord of Manchuria and ruler of the Peking area, accepts the civil and military dictatorship of North China effective tomorrow afternoon. He will take the title Generalissimo as the official announcement confirms.
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Buules
Peking
Chang Tao-lin
Manchuria
North China
Chang
Children Cause Fire Playing With Matches
Two children set fire to a garage and home owned by James Ranalli at 2047 Oberlin Avenue Lorain Friday. Fire damage estimated at five hundred dollars.
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Lorain
James Ranalli
Oberlin Avenue
Greatest aerial welcome in Ohio for Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St Louis passed over Columbus at 12 13 noon heading toward Dayton where an army escort of 20 planes would join them. Lindbergh paused to thrill noon day crowds and circled the downtown area before continuing to Dayton as a guard of honor formed.
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Columbus
Charles Lindbergh
Wright Field
Dayton
President Coolidge Begins Day in New Blackboard Schoolroom
President Coolidge arrives at a two story high school building in Rapid City South Dakota for a day of work. He tours a temporary White House setup with 15 offices and maps on the walls then handles his mail at a mahogany desk. He later returns to the lodge and spends a half hour fishing in a stream.
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Rapid City
S. Y
Coolidge
White House
Carly
Mr Coolidge
Tebie Ag
Coalidge
Quan Creek
Police Chief Recovers Sits Up After Wounding
Police Chief E. J. Stankara who was shot by a suspect on May 28 at Elyria Memorial hospital is allowed to sit up in a chair for the first time this morning. Doctors say he will likely remain hospitalized for at least two more weeks before any discharge.
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E. J. Stankara
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pinedo Recaps 30 000 Mile World Flight
Italian aviator Francesco de Pinedo described his 30 000 mile journey from Europe to the Americas as a magnificent adventure. He praised American aviators Lindbergh and Chamberlin and lauded designer Bellanca for the trans Atlantic record.
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Rome
Forte
Francesco de Pinedo
United Press
Europe
Africa
South Atlantic
South America
Central
North America
North Atlantic
de Pinedo
Charles Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Beilanca
Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Atlantic
Italy
Padlocks Hit Thirty Businesses in Lorain Federal Action
On June 17 Deputy U S Marshall serves padlock notices on thirty Lorain businesses. Owners may file for a temporary rescinding order by June 27. Court may allow operation for a year under a 10 100 bond with a no soft drinks provision. Names and addresses of affected premises listed.
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Lorain
Thin City
U. S. Marshall Rk
John Ditmer
1Sth Street
Gertrude Viranr
E. 28Th Street
John Turman
Camden Avenue
S.C. Koch ‘Ir
Vine Avenue
Margaret Kranyak
31St Street
George Gerace
Reid Avenue
George Kalapos
Anna Andorka
Carmella Miralachi
Ebrria
Julin
Justina Ganobsik
E. 22Nd Street
Aurelia Almon
W. 13Th Street
B. Firestone
Vina Avenue
Thomas Szalvinski
E. 30Th Street
Ales Vary
Andrew Berdnay
Children Enrolled in Bible School at First Baptist Church
One hundred sixty pupils attend the Summer Bible school at First Baptist Church with attendance 139 today. Students arrive from 17 city churches including 65 from Baptist and 20 from Methodist, as classes run from 8:20 to 11:39 under Rev. Betcham and staff.
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Summer Bible School
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
The
Methodist
United Presbyterian Church
Second Congregational
First Congregational
St Pauis
Church of Christ
Salvation Army
Hungarian Baptist
Bethany Baptist
Episcopal
Gospel Mission
Grace Lutheran
Second Methodist
St John’s
Christian Science
Hev. R. T. Betcham
S.v. Coven
Harriet Flora
Annie Davidson
Helen Sherman
Faith Word
Esta Long
Amelia Tnrwhall
Mary Louise Harrison
BR. H. Harrison
Ruth Porter
RT. Ketrham
Betty Roberts
G. A. Brown
Brockton man given life for ax murders of three children
James B. Stoddard of Brockton was sentenced to life in state prison after pleading guilty to murdering his three daughters Florence Mildred and Edna with an axe as they slept on October 23 1926. A fourth child escaped and Stoddard was said to have acted while heavily intoxicated.
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Plymouth
Mass
James B. Stoddard
Brockton
Stoddard
Florence
Mildred
Edna
Lindbergh Returns Home in Spirit of St Louis Flight
Charles A Lindbergh started from Mitchel Field Long Island at 8 17 a m and headed toward St Louis flying the Spirit of St Louis. He passed over Dayton Ohio at 12 58 P M in a formation of 29 escort planes and expected to land Lambert Field St Louis at 7 30 p m Central Standard Time.
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Dayton
Charles Lindbergh
Viking
Mitchell Field
L. L
St. Louis
Wright Field
Coll
Lindbergh
Mewlor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Lindbergh Salutes Wright Plant During Ohio Flight
Lindbergh paused on his St Louis route to salute the Wright Aeronautic Corporation plant in Paterson New Jersey. The Spirit of St Louis motor was built there and he flew over the plant at about 200 feet, saluting three times as cheering workers watched before resuming westward.
Flight Log of V-17 From Mitchell Field to Ossito
Log shows V-17 departure from Mitchell Field Long Island at 9 22 a m circling Wright airplane plant at Patterson 9 22 a m 10 10 a m over Harrisburg Pa 10 32 a m over Connelleesville Pa 10 42 a m over Brownevill Pa 11 12 a m over Beauliare Ohio 11 30 p m over Breasvilla Ohio five miles south of Cambridge 11 47 a m over Zaliesville 12 00 m over Millersport 1 49 45 p m circles Columbus 12 50 p m over London 12 53 5 p m sighted at Ossito.
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Mitchell
Long Island
Wright Airplane Plant
Patterson
Harrisburg
Bedford
Johnstown
Coninellsville
Browneville
Beoilaire
Ohio
Breasvilla
Cambridge
Zaliesville
Millersport
Columbus
London
Ossito
Lindbergh Arrives in Indianapolis with Escort Planes
In Indianapolis on June 17 Col Charles A Lindbergh the Spirit of St Louis and his thirty escort planes arrived at the city’s west edge. Screeching factory whistles and a roaring crowd welcomed the trans Atlantic flyer as his plane circled above the business district and swept over the citadel in wide arcs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Indiazeapolis
Will Rogers to undergo operation in California hospital
Will Rogers the wandering humorist and Beverlr mayor is to have gall bladder surgery at California Lutheran hospital. He was moved to the hospital after failing to respond to treatment following his return from a nationwide lecture tour. The report comes from Lake Angeles and Washington. The New York Central Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to acquire the Middleport and Northett Railway running from Rockville to Calvin Ohio by purchase of capital stock.
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Lake Angeles
wWill Rogers
Beverlr Ualls
Gall
California Lutheran Hospital
Rogers
a-Jae Washington
New York Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middleport
North
Ett
Rockville
Calvin, Ohio
Capital
St Louis Jubilant Awaits Lindbergh Arrival
June 17 St Louis celebrates the expected arrival of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. The city flaunts flags and portraits of the famed flyer while his mother Evangeline Lindbergh remains hopeful for a safe landing in the area. Lindbergh will visit host Warren Knight, a supporter of his New York to Paris flight, with his mother staying at a nearby residence.
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ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Wary Knight
New York
Kaeigibiay
Lumita
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