Alleged Ring of Dop Peddlers Busted in Akron
Federal narcotics agents from multiple states converged on Akron today in a major anti narcotic drive. Dozens of suspects are being questioned as warrants target leaders of a ring connected to Cleveland and other cities. Authorities report large quantities of narcotics and prescriptions issued in bulk to fuel the trafficking.
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Akrom
Ohio
H. H. Wouters
Nare
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Clevelan
Calaurus
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Akron
Tederal
Seri Thal
Manres Ten
Herg and wives welcomed by huge crowd of Germans
Berlin June 18 The Amer a filers Clarence D. Chamber and Chanies A. Levine arrived last night in planes from Hamburg. A huge crowd at Tempelhof greeted them. Husbands and wives had been united earlier in the week when the North German Lloyd Berlin arrived from New York.
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Herg
Berlin
Amera Filers
Clarence D. Chamber
Chanies
A. Levine
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Clifton Named Director of Education
COLUMBUS Ohio June 18 John Clifton Columbus professor education at Ohioe Univer today was appointed state director of education by Governor naher to succeed Vernon Assel Riegel has submitted his resignation effective July 10 Riegel was executive representative the production and distribution education motion pictures for e of the movie companies Riegel has been director of education since 1929 His term aid have expired Nov 21 1928 Clifton's appointment is for a 11 year term ending July 13 31 The new director Wasboro Fitna Licking Co and i 4 ara old.
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Columbus
John Clifton
Ohioe Univer
Naher
Vernon Assel
Riegel
Ricer
Edation
Clifton
Wasboro Fitna
Licking Co
Indunge Grades 8 Arithmetic Exams Across County
Countywide eight grade arithmetic tests reported by M Loretta pp assistant county superintendent of schools. Top first grade score by Vincent howl 187 with Brookside near the top in second grade, while districts such as Avon Lake Columbia Brownhelm Ridge and Highland show varied scores.
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M Lorettapp
Univ
Vincent Howl
Brookside
Falls
Vincent
Avon Lake
Columbia
Brownhelw
Grafton
Ridgele
Elyrians Welcome Falcon Motors Parade in City
Huge throng greets Falcon Motors as Elyrians turn out en masse for a parade and program. Under Chronicle Telegram auspices, speakers include the superintendent of plant who reports a wonderful reception in Elyria and voices concern over events.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Plant
Elyria
Eisha
Falcon-Knight Motors Corporation
Els Park
Falcon-Knight Corporation
Dover Broad Street
Second Street
East Avenue
West Avenue
Imew
Brihe
Broad Street
Hivria
American Legion
Elyrians
Middle Avenue
A. L. Werner
A. G. Hadnutt
Chronicle - Televiram
Falcon Moteurs Corporation
Falcon Motors Corporation
Falcon-Knight Comiigg
United States
Barnes
Fellowship
Mr. Hewitt
Harry Hinkson
Jim Hewitt
Editors from Omaha arrive in Rapid City to meet Ford
Two hundred National Editorial Association members travel by train and car to Rapid City South Dakota for a Buffalo steak barbecue at State Game Lodge. They plan to meet President Coolidge, with reception arrangements at the White House and a community welcome. The visit includes a parade and speeches praising Falcon Knight Motors, local industry, and Elyria civic leaders.
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Rapin City
S. D
National Editorial Association
Rapid City
Ani
Forlidge
Omaha
Main Street
Coolige
Galena
State Lodge
Cleveland Man Pleads Guilty To Auto Theft
Sylvester Smith of Cleveland pleaded guilty to stealing a automobile from Officer Gus Meister. In Judge A R Webber's court the defendant sought to choose between three years at the Ohio penitentiary or reformatory time at Mansfield with potential early release. After hearings the judge granted a sentence to Columbus institution three years, but Smith requested another reconsideration and the request was granted.
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Ohio
Columbus
Eatentia
Reformatory
Stansfield
Sylvester Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Gus Meister
L.orain
A. R. Webber
Mansfield Reformatory
Wearber
Coluimmbes
Mansfield
Convict Local Man of Grand Larceny Today
George Sesmore, indicted for grand larceny, was found guilty by a jury after deliberations that began earlier in the day in Judge A R Webber's court. He stole a $450 ring by substituting an imitation ring from a local jeweler and trial began yesterday with the jury kept in the courthouse after hours. The sentence was not pronounced and an appeal is expected.
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Todey
A. R. Webber
George Sesmore
Seymore
Reed warns on federal laws curbing states at Tennessee bar
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri told the Tennessee Bar Association that centralized power threatens state governments and urges restoring old principles of government. He condemned high office corruption and cited two-score federal laws including tariffs, liquor regulation, child labor, mail fraud, auto theft, food safety, migratory birds, and the white slave act as overreaching state rights. He warned the Supreme Court favors law when it supports it and blocks when it does not.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Tennessee Bar Association
Steed
Reed
Supreme Court
Chang Tso-Lin Appointed North China Dictator
June 18 in Peking Marshal Chang Tso Lin was inaugurated as civil and military dictator of the north with headquarters at the capital. He received the title generalissimo and welcomed Jan W. Murray and other members of the diplomatic corps at the foreign office.
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Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
China
North
Palane
Change
Snd Sequinatis
Jan WV. A. Alac Murray
United States Mini
Foreign Office
Man Fined In Police Court Re Arrested Minutes Later
Nick Drisko of Woodford Avenue paid a $500 fine in the mayor's court for possession of liquor and was rearrested minutes later on a warrant sworn by EF Rankin charging possession of intoxicating nanos. He pled not guilty before Judge A R Webber, trial set for July 2. The common pleas warrant mirrors the lower court charge under existing statutes allow three arrests for the same offense.
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Nick Drisko
Woodford Avenue
EF. Rankin
Drisko
A. R. Webber
Court of Common Pleas
FESS DECLARES COOLIDGE TO RUN AGAIN
Senator Simeon J. Fess, a confidant of President Coolidge, declared in a banquet speech that Calvin Coolidge would seek a third term. He said the ticket would be Coolidge and Dawes unless a major industrial change intervenes.
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Simeon JD Fessa
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
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Dawes
Rogers Coming Along Fine
Will Rogers, famed Beverly Hills figure and judges called wandering mayor, underwent a gall bladder operation in Los Angeles. He soon regained consciousness and is reportedly recovering well, with doctors saying his condition is excellent and he is coming along splendidly.
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Cal
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Rogers
Bimeek
German plans flight from Berlin to San Francisco
Berlin June 18 Pilot Oscar Kuengecke announced plans for a non stop flight from Berlin to San Francisco via New York. He said the trip would take 53 hours and would drop mail in New York.
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Oscar Kuengecke
Plaas Today
Berlin
San Francisco
New York
Alopnuecks
Maitland Aims for Pacific Flight From San Francisco
Army aviator Maitland, a Milwaukee native and protege of Billy Mitchell, plans a San Francisco to Hawaii attempt with Lieut Hegenberger aboard a triple motor Fokker. Maitland holds the 1923 world speed record over one kilometer and is testing instruments en route to a historic Pacific crossing.
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Liegt Lester IL Maitland
San Francisco
Hawaii
Ils
Lees
al Isa
Army Air Service
Pacific
John Dodgers
Mainland
Albert F. Uiegenberger
Maitland
Bille Mitchell
Mitchell
Aviaor
Caxton
Ohio
Air Service
Wright Field
Milwaukee
Lieut Hegenberger
Boston
San Diego
Richard Byrd
American proposals for limiting auxiliary naval ships completed
Washington June 15 The American proposals for limitation of auxiliary naval ships to be presented at the Geneva tri power conference were completed today Ambasssador Hugh Gibson will outline them in general form at the opening sessions next Monday or Tuesday The proposals call for a 5 3 3 ratio for auxiliary craft as for the United States Great Britain and Japan retain the 10000 tonnage limit for cruisers oppose a British Japanese move for higher figures keep 6 inch guns for cruisers oppose any reduction of capital ship tonnage and block moves to discuss Pacific fortifications or freedom of waterways The plan aims at American equality with Britain and supports a large American building program The policy is designed to avoid naval displeasure seen under the Washington treaty
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Geneva
Hugh Gibson
United Press
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
V. d
Panama Canal
EpIscopal Church Convention Ends in Controversy
SAN FRANCISCO June 18 The Episcopal Church convention closed amid turmoil over sex marriage and divorce. Bishop William T. Manning announced a movement against studying companionate marriages and unmarried unions. Colleagues warned ministers who defend such unions risk ouster. The clash signals a battle lines forming for the next general convention.
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Sard
Episcopal Church
Hag Faust
William T. Manning
Manning
Uiar Tsyen AB
Mishop Mannong
New York
Clark Hearing Set to Resume Next Monday in Cleveland
George H. Clark, former state supreme court figure and Republican politician, faces charges connected to defunct Canton company affairs. Judge Westenhaver halted the prior session after John Clark fainted on the stand during his testimony for his father. Clark operates a hardware store in Canton and had claimed he wrote to Krag, the receiver, asserting he would pay for stock misdeeds.
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Xouid
Clarence Buscher
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Akron Man Again Heads State V. F. W.
Akron Ohio June 18 Jer man Werner Akron assistant Ohio attorney general was reelected state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Werner defeated Charles Lap an East Liverpool present Quartermaster and leader of an insurrent faction 172 to 22 Carl A Felst Canton present judge advocate was unanimously elected senior vice commander There was no contest candidate
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Jerman Werner
Akrer
Ohig
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Werner
Charles Lapan
East Liverpool
Carl A. Felst
Canton
Rockefeller Jr and Family Sail for Europe Vacation
John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his family sailed early today on the Olympic of the White Star Line for a two months vacation in Europe. Rockefeller said there is nothing significant about the trip. His name did not appear on the passenger list.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Europe
Rockefeller
State troopers convicted in girl death case at siege
Lieut Daniel F Rogers and Trooper Alfred K Larsen were found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Miss Brathea Meaney after an all night siege at the Meaney home in Flemington New Jersey. Several hundred shots were fired before tear gas bombs ended the standoff. Ten troopers and two S P C A agents charged with manslaughter were acquitted.
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Daniel F Rogers
Alfred K. Larsen
New Jersey
Meaney Brothers
Thoer
Daniel J. Dunn
Mathew A. Daly
Peter J. Smith
William T. Lange
Charlee Schwartz
August A. Albrecht
Lovie B. Kabler
Thomas H Counirgyharn
George Wilton
Robert Johnson
Fred O H. Schultz
Avril Daviou
Leste Dusen- Leroy
Harry Hanaway
Two Killed By Auto Man Held
Frank B. Venere 50 a prominent family member struck a group of five women and children last night killing Mrs Orta Persinger 25 and her daughter Margery 6 Injuries to Mrs Oakies Moran age and Mrs J W Bateman 74 and Miss Nedra Crombrila were treated in a hospital Venere was arrested for driving while intoxicated and released on bond Manslaughter charges are being prepared against Venere.
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Orta Persinger
Margery
Oakies Moran
J. W. Bateman
Nedra Crombr
Vance
Vinton Walker
Persinger
Uns Inornipe
Gallipolis
Vanes
British fliers fail in non-stop distance record attempt
Flight lieutenants Carr and Mackworth of the Royal Air Force left Cranwell to break the distance record held by Clarence Chamberlin and his monoplane Columbia. They were forced down at Martbenham in Suffolk after launch.
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Carr and
Mackworth
Royal Air Force
Cranwell
Clarence Nb
Chamberlin
Columbia
Marthienbeny
Soffolk
Lindbergh Parade Fetes Spirit of St Louis Flier
St Louis paid tribute to Col Charles A Lindbergh, returning home to a citywide procession. Crowds lined a 20 mile route, Lindbergh led the march in his blue suit and felt hat, with officials, politicians and dignitaries aboard. Cheers, bells, and sirens filled the streets as thousands gathered to honor the transatlantic flyer.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
St Louis
Atlantic
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Dirigible
Scott Field
Lindbergh
Majer Atiller
Kingsaber
Sandbrrght
Evangeline Lod Lindbergh
Miller
Sam Baker
Baker
Harry B. Hawes
Weather forecast for the coming week in Washington
Unclear forecast for June 20 to 25 predicts fair start, midweek showers and thunderstorms, and near normal or warmer temperatures thereafter. Lakes region expected showers late in the period with intervals of fair weather and warm spells.
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Washington
Ohio
Boy Falls 55 Feet Into Grain Chute at Bellefontaine Mill
Harold Reams, 25, fell into a grain chute at the Downing mill in Bellefontaine on June 18. Rescuers used a rope to lower into the bin after three attempts. He survived the fall with no broken bones though he suffered pain and scrapes from the bin walls and bars.
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Harold Reams
Earti Williams
Acmil
Williams
Bellefontaine
Frenberg
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