Doubt Looms Over Lindbergh Escort Through Elyria
Conflicting reports spark police probes into a woman believed to be Mrs Lindbergh traveling with Col Lindbergh's mother. Officers checked Oberlin Road and a sedan described in a Detroit to Cleveland wire, while details about the car and its occupants remained unclear.
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Detroit
Ernstline Lodge Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
Elyria
Mickeon
Detrow
Lindbergh
Cleveland
Metor
Lindverah
Oy Ede Eahan
Oberlin Road
Chronicle
Ohio
Pool at Park Set to Open Wednesday in Cascafe
Officials announce Cascafe Park pool opening on Wednesday afternoon with a parade at 3 30 and a daylong program. Kiwanis, Eagles, Elks and many groups will join city departments in a community celebration featuring band music, brief talks, swimming and diving exhibitions.
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Everat Eixra
Cascafe Park
Kiwanis Club
Eacles” Todge
Wednester
Eagles Lodge
City Fire Department
City Conseil
Koffa
Columbia Club
Elks Lodge
Moose Take
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rotary Club
Park Commission
Board of Trade
City Potter
Lerair County
Bois
Mutiny at Lansing Prison Sets Record for Self Imprisonment
In Lansing Kansas on June 22 guards report a record mutiny at the Kansas State pention where 328 prisoners remain confined underground for over 42 hours. Fourteen guards and five cleaners held prisioners as the mutiny grows, with claims of food sources and self-imprisonment tactics dating back to 1908. The unrest mirrors earlier mutinies, with authorities noting oats available from animals could sustain the inmates.
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Lansing
Kansas
Kansas State
Lansings Bis
Franz
Russell
Coal Company Seeks Injunction Against Miners in Robeyville Mine
In Columbus on June 16 a federal judge ordered a temporary injunction restraining miners from interfering with operations at the Robeyville mine in Aden. The Coal Company was represented by Roser, Ittsburzh, and former judge Carl Smith. opposing counsel included T. F. Townsend of Charleston and Thames Roe of Steubenville for the miners union.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh
Trial of $50,000 suit continues in third day
Adelaide Farmer of Cleveland sues Medina County for 30,000 claiming injuries from a fall three years ago on Hoibe road north of Amherst into Beaver Creek. Under Judge Chagzies G. Newton Ravenna and Medina county jurisdiction, the case resumes with witnesses called to clarify the accident scene and the plaintiff's testimony.
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Adelaide Farmer
Cleveland
Hoibe
Amherst
Beaver Creek
Chagzies G. Newton
Ravenna
Medina County
Four Thousand Songsters Set for Cleveland Bundes Concert
Four thousand German American choristers gathered in Cleveland to perform at an improvised stage in the municipal auditorium. The massed choir, preparing for a Thursday night showcase, aims to demonstrate how German lieder and folk songs should be sung.
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Cleveland
United States
Voria
Municipal Auditorium
Germain Lieder
Freighter Rams Trawler in Fog Off Cape Cod
June 23 The steam trawler Surge was rammed and sunk in fog about five miles off Truro with nineteen crew rescued by the Ozark. Three crewmen remained missing as search efforts failed. The Ozark, under Captain Anderson, reached Pamet river near the coast guard station amid heavy seas and high tides threatening grounding on the sandbar.
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Ozark
Truro
Plamet? River Coast Guard
Lae Ozark
Anderson
Pamet River Guards
Elyria Choral Society Plans Band Concert Program Friday
Elyria Choral Society will present several numbers at a band concert Friday evening at 7:30. A. L. Werner notes a large crowd is expected after a strong response at a recent concert. The program includes marches, overtures, ballads, vocal solos, choral numbers, and selections from opera and light music, featuring both mixed and male choirs and a Sousa march finale.
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Elyria Choral Society
A. L. Werner
Elsria Choral Society
Connecticut
March Fulton
Sippe Fox Trot
St. Clair
Sullivan
Reber
Moore
Newin
Goa
Dickson
Father and Son Drown In River Near Kingmont
AIRMONT West Virginia June 23 Fiigar N Watkins 49 and his son Edgar 14 drowned last night in the Monongahela river near Kingmont. The family had driven from their home for a outing. Edgar Jr was in swimming attire and got beyond his depth as his father tried to rescue him. Both men drowned.
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Airmont
Fiigar N. Watkins
Edgar
Mononsanela
Kingmont
Ap Auting
Verna Wood to Gall on Coolidge Conference on Islands
June 22 report from Washington notes President Coolidge convened a vacation conference with Governor General Leonard C. Wood and Rep. John C. Tilson to discuss Wood’s future in the Philippines. Health concerns loom over whether Wood should return as Governor General.
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Hapid Uidy
Philippine Islands
Coolidge
Leonard C. Wood
John C. Tilson
Wood
Mtr. Cavalidee
Wood Buttself
Tne O Hack
Fini
Byrd to Hop Off Friday Trans-Atlantic Flight Plan
President Worter Adams of the National Aeronautic Association will fly to New York to seal the barograph and fuel tanks of Commander Richard Byrd's trans Atlantic plane. Adams says Byrd intends to hop off tomorrow morning.
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Bulletin S
Belmont man sues B&O railroad for damages
Frank Stanler of Black Gak Belmont files a federal court suit against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad seeking ten thousand dollars in damages. He says he was injured when struck by a train while walking on the track between his home and Baltimore ferr y. He acc uses negligence.
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Columels
Frank Stanler
Black Gak
Belmont
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
De Valera and Colleagues Demand Parliament Admission
In Dublin on June 3 De Valera and 43 Republican colleagues marched to the Free State parliament to demand admission without taking the oath of allegiance to King George. They refused the oath, were escorted inside, and remained in a committee room as the situation developed. The event followed Cosgrave’s reelection as president of the Free State legislature after a 66 to 22 vote in the Dail Eireann.
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DE Valera
Dlblin
W. T. Cosgrave
Free State
Tom Johnston
Dail Eireann
Cocgrave
Dublin
Seamonn de Valera
Republican Party
George of En
Parliament
Qail
Civyie Guard
Dail
Itas
Ireland
Gliese Chamber
Mire
Tom Clarte
Raids Crack Down on Liquor Dives in Youngstown
Federal undercover agents raided liquor resorts in Youngstown Ohio arresting twenty eight men for liquor law violations. The operation led by John G Plappert deputy prohibition commissioner cited surprise and secrecy as officers closed the Music Box cabaret and other sites. Arraignments are set before the U S commissioner Max Brunswick.
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Youngstown
John G. Plappert
Prohibition Commission
Twelfth District
Onseire Merc
Oslo
Music Box
Plappert
Padock
UW. 5S
Max E. Brunswick
Cleveland Man Kills Woman Then Commits Suicide
Frank McMillan, 40, shot and killed Miss Ethel Robinson, 24, in Cleveland after she rejected him, then fatally shot himself. Police say the murder ends a string of threats by McMillan. the case is Cleveland's 44th homicide this year, with 21 unsolved.
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Cleveland
Jona
Frank McMillan
Mies
Ethel Robinson
Foy
Movie Stars Take Pay Cuts in Hollywood Shakeup
Hollywood reports say Paramount Famer Players Lasky cuts salaries for all workers earning more than 59 a week. Jesse L Lasky cites net income from pictures as insufficient and says industry earnings cannot support high wages any longer. He notes a period of stabilization may follow.
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Hollywoon
Calif
Fong
Players-Lasky Corporation
Jesse L. Lasky
Lasky
Beca Easts
Dayton’s twentieth child born in Rattle Creek
Mrs. Michael Dayton of Rattle Creek Michigan today gave birth to her twentieth child weighing eight pounds. The baby is the fifth child of her second husband. Fifteen children were born to her first husband who died years ago. seven of the children are living.
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Rattle Creek
Mich
Michael Dayton
Ratle Creek
Dayton
Girl Injured by Hit-Skip Motorist
Miss Dessie Sutton of 610 West River Street sustained a broken collar bone after being struck by a hit-skip driver at West River and Lodi streets. The motorist fled the scene. Sutton was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Dessie Sutton
West River Street
Stiss Sutton
West River
Lodi
Miss Sutton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
American Japanese alliance foreseen amid naval talks
Continental writers foresee a possible alliance replacing the Anglo Japanese pact as a result of the Geneva naval disarmament conference. The Geneva paper Le Generois reports Gibson's push to win Japanese support against Britain proposals to reopen Washington treaty limits on capital ships.
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Gexseva
Geneva
le Gennerois
Potots Jont Gibson
Washington
Hugh Gibson
Admiral Saito
Saftey
Ith Agness
Japan
Britain
President of Coal Co Dies in Hospital
Jonata John Sutphin Jones, 75, president and chairman of the board of the Sunday Creek Coal Co., died after six weeks illness from chronic nephritis in a Columbus hospital. Born in Washington Indiana, he later moved to Ohio and owned Granville Times. He connected with several railroads and bought stock in Sunday Creek Coal Co in 1915. his home was Granville, Ohio.
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Colomels. UW
Jonata
John Sutphin Jones
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Jones
Washington
le Hi
Ohio
Sanday Creek Coal Co
Granville
Chicken Thief Sentenced to Two Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Sonn Stone of this city and formerly of Michigan appeared in common pleas court to withdraw his not guilty plea and plead guilty to stealing chickens. He was sentenced to two years at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus after being apprehended by the sheriff with help from two local citizens for stealing a number of chickens from a farmer.
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Sonn Stone
Michigan
Cour of Common Pleas
Ohio
Columbis
Stone
Drew's Strength Fades as Family Awaits News
John Drew remains critically weak at the Danie sanitarium after a monthlong arthritis attack. Doctors Dr. Lawrence Hoffman and two other physicians report him very weak, though he remains cheerful. Only his daughter Louise and soninlaw Jack Devereaux may visit.
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Drew
Cal
John Drew
Lawrence Hoffman
Hoffman
Danie Sanitarium
Hoflman
Louise
Jack Devereaux
Truck Damages Car Parked on Middle Avenue
A vehicle belonging to G. Upton of 343 Morgan Avenue Wes was struck by a truck with license T118-525 on Middle Avenue yesterday. The Upton car sustained considerable damage according to the pollen report.
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Middle Ave
Middle Avenue
Upton
Morgan Avenue
Wes
Lindbergh Plans Flight to Washington After Dayton Visit
Col Charles Lindbergh arrived in Washington from Dayton to meet with army and navy officials and discuss his future plans. He spent the day in Dayton with Orville Wright, then flew to Washington aboard his Curtiss plane, avoiding public crowds as he considers a possible Chautauqua tour and future appearances.
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Washington
Lane 23
Charles Lindbergh
Dayton
Afr
Bolling Field
Lindbergh
H. B.S. Burwell
Bollingfield
Hoover
Kuncheon
Orville Wright
Wilbur Wrightfeld
St. Louis
Army
Navy
Wright
Harry Knight
Paris
Wright Field
Lindberg
Hia
Woman Found Dead in Bed in Local Home
Mrs. Fannr Hare of 203 Beech Street was found dead early this morning by her nine year old son John. She had heart trouble for some time and was believed to have died in her sleep. Coroner Mines Perry ruled death due to acute valvular heart disease.
Women barred from Ohio Odd Fellows lodges for another year
In Wooster Ohio on June 2, 25 subordinate Odd Fellows lodges voted to extend the term of officers from six months to a year and to maintain excluding women. A resolution to admit women sparked a lively debate while an old memorial address by Dr. B K Webster was to be delivered today.
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Maw Creek
Cincinnati
Mill Creek
Jara
Gatriel Snubbers Co
Yisduct
Coal Company
Nit
Farmier
Bundes
Independence
Kai
J. Bobanuan
Mendelssohn
Jewels
Atlantis
Prince
Dana
Safranek
Dar
King Cotton
Sousa
Bauer
Verna Wood
Tilson
Byrd
Cleveland Nini
Auigide
JAP Alliance
Coal CO
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