Transatlantic Air Travel Talks Amid Flight Trials
June 25 York reports aviation debates across North America and Europe as plans surface for eight passenger nonstop flights from New York to Paris and a york to San Francisco route. Key figures include Col Charles Tand and financier arms tied to Ford projects as committees study organization and timelines for possible inaugural flights.
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San Francisco
En York
Europe
Mmiven Aviation
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Paris
Créasiuz
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New York
Robert Dodze
Edwin Sefton
Aeronautical
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Irk
Firm Reaffirms Sale of Bucyrus Concern
A terse notice confirms the sale of the Bucyrus concern to Varion D. force, with federal approval announced today. The involved company, Westenharer, operates plants in Geerrus and Willoushbr Iago, impacting local stakes.
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Vorion D. Force
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Willoushbr Iago
Plane Crash Injures Two Near Bettisfield Maryland
An airplane taking off for Dayton crashed near Bettisfield ESPORT Virginia injuring a 30 year old pilot Emerick and a passenger. Emerick suffered skull fracture and other injuries after being thrown from the aircraft while a passenger from Dayton remained unhurt.
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Dayton
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Gerber
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Mutinous Convicts Surrender After Underground Battle
At Anson Kansas seven convicts are in the hospital after a hand to hand clash in a 729 foot coal mine shaft. Prisoners fought guards and used tools, some suffered burns and coal dust injuries. The mutineers were driven to the surface and placed in cells as authorities restored order.
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Pers
Fifth attempt to blow up aqueduct reported near Loge Pine
A news item from Los Angeles reports that Asan Thite attempted again to damage the Los Angeles aqueduct last night near Loge Pine. The fifth attempt in a month produced a terrific roar but the attackers were thwarted by the waterworks edge and the concrete faced structure remained intact.
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Cal
Asan
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Loge Pine
Eleven Prisoners Escape Jail In Oklahoma
Eleven prisoners sawed their way out of the Kiowa county jail and escaped in an automobile in Hobart Oklahoma on June 25. Seven other inmates in another compartment were unable to free themselves as sheriff's deputies launched a rapid search for the escapees.
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Okla
Hobart
Kiowa County
Byrd May Off Sunday Morning Flight Plan
Fragmented report notes Byrd scheduling a Sunday flight with Commander Ricci and F Berri, citing government advice that dangerous conditions and foam on the Atlantic coast make the mission risky. The piece mentions plans for a marker and peers debating the flight amid uncertain weather.
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Roosevelt
Rici
Isla
America
Berd
Council and Solicitor Commended Over Gas Rate Stand
The Elina Central Lahart Union commends City Council and the city for efforts to secure a fair gas rate. Members at the union meeting expressed appreciation for the work to combat a rate increase and pledged support to officials.
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Elina Central Lahart Union
City Solve Item
Trang
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Teachers for co named for Lorain county schools 1927 48
The Lorain county superintendent released the first complete teaching assignments for the 1927 48 school year listing Avon Lake Avon Lake Ville OZ Oppelt Beanman Herder Wertz Corfman Eberhardt Cameron Lar Tach Walker Diedrich DeWitt Kessler Hiplinger Hughes Carguter Leibner Rowland names for Arlington and various townships including Brownhelm Camden Columbia Grafton Henrietta Huntington Penfield Ridgeville Sheffield Lake Brookside South Amherst Amherst and Columbia Spermel Chestnut Grove Elyria East Carlisle LaPorte Chestnut Grove Quarry Elyria township Lake Avenue Markler Gulf Road and related posts with multiple teachers per district.
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Lorain County
Country Superintendent of Schools
Avon Lake
F. A. Scamman
Brownhelm Township
Wm Marshall
X F Scott
Doris Merthe
Tamoras Grern
Thelma Schoask
Bernice Bauman
Marian Baker
Camden Township
H W Newton
F EF Litvenberg
fMurn Kelle
Litta Mitchell
P E. Harding
Nettie Wood
Lillian Greason
Ray Rowland
Brighton
Camden
Columbia Township
Anna Martin
Josephine Wilcox
Sylvester H Zellers
Maynard Huene
Theresa Crom
Lucile Churchward
Doris Rsper
Ino
Eaton Township
A. R. Beatz
Lucille Carroll
J W. Brown
Golda Gale
Wary Chariton
Mary Touise
Hastings Aid
Viola Hall
Grafton Township
Swick
Pred Haight
Lillian
Stumple
Lillian Flaght
Wies
Freda Thudum
Ebather Pfeiffer
Ines Goodmaz
Grafton Village
HE Watson
Edna Tannor
Welcn Burch
Mary Profant
Fiss
Gertrude Adams
Winifred Tran
Henrietta Township
Mutten
J. K Moore
L.o M. Thomas
L L. McCar
Dorothys Simith
Rath Hege
Pearl Wibford
Ira Andrews
Ridgeville Township
Frank A Redmond
Ralph
Martha Teeters
Elizabeth Wileur
Ethel Paterson
Verna Mentzer
Ellen Kimmel
Marie Redmond
Alice Keppler
Katherine Miers
Orval Goodrum
Helen King
Hilda Richter
Lyda Woodoward Wiss Cenewere Mowuider
Ana
Ladys Eardley Vincent
Donald Sinclair
Opa
Mitchelson
Katherine McGuire
Jane Mcfruire
Nonge Cope
Ana Lois Weichel
South Amherst Tillage
Paul Steimer
Wildred Beard
Flora Price
Paul Holmes
Mass
Kathryn Leimenstall
Odelia Spriger
Sarah da Vis
Margaretha Schneider
Neva Brown
Amhertst
Yazel Ruch
Pearl Ashe
Carlisle Township
Helen
Gino Margaret Leuszier
Catherine Spaeth
Loretta Woestrick
Columbia Spermel
Stella Brignsm
Alma Walker
Carlisle
LaPorte
Ima Gureska
Delia
Lyndes
Chestnut Grove
Charles
Washington to press limits on British naval demands
Washington reports say the state department will advise the American delegation at the Geneva talks to restrict discussions to ship limits already set by the Washington treaty. Ambassador Gibson will be told there is no change in instructions to avoid capital ships and focus on cruisers destroyers and submarines. The British seek broader naval suprem
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State Department
Great Britain
United Press
Hugh Gibson
Coolidge
Crelow
United States
Gibson
Admiral Sako
Japan
Forest Blaze in California Rages Out of Control
A 35000 acre fire in Santa Barbara National Forest near Mount Anthony was out of control early today as firefighters from nearby towns converge. authorities fear the blaze could reach the forest core if unchecked before nightfall.
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Barkersfield
Santa Barbara National Forest
Mount Anthony
Plane Ready for Pacific Flight From San Diego to San Francisco
The three motored monoplane used by Lieuts. Lester J Maitland and Albert J Hagenberger was wheeled from its hangar in San Diego for a Pacific hop to San Francisco once favorable weather was reported. A strong offshore wind could bring fog that may block the coastal flight.
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Lester J. Maitland
Studer Questioned Over Murder Conspiracy Allegations
Former associate of Louis Mazer, Carl Studer, was questioned for over an hour by Warden P T Thomas in Canton regarding an assassination plot tied to Den Ro Vellett. A convicted offender, Scader, reportedly told of Pat McDermott’s involvement, but the warden declined to confirm details.
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Carl i Studer
Louis Mazer
den Ro Vellett
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Scader
Thomas
Pat McDermott
Merlett
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Studer
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Melett
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Mettell
Weather outlook and local notices from June week
The forecast predicts thundershowers Monday Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday with temperatures above normal across Washington and nearby valleys. A Henrietta land sale occurred at public auction to Hanna Greene for 1334 dollars as part of a partition action. Horace Beaver was fined 10 plus costs for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty to drunken driving.
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Hanna Greene
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Lorain
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Court of Common Plans
Horace Beaver
Cail
Beaver
Chief Stankard Taken Home Today
Chief B. J. Stankard was discharged from Elyna Memorial hospital this afternoon after four weeks in critical condition following a shooting on Broad Street. He appeared cheerful about returning home but remains far from full recovery and will receive only a limited number of visitors.
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Elyna Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
Periiee
Frederick to Spend Life in Prison
In Cleveland Ohio on June 25 Jay Buchwalter attorney for Friest Frederick received a life term from a federal jury for the murder of Walter Holcomb at the Warren post office on February 28. Deliberations on an appeal were pending as Frederick faces imprisonment in Atlanta unless an appeal or new trial motion changes the decision. The jurors recommended mercy, and Frederick pleaded insanity, which may have influenced the verdict.
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Friest Frederick
Sesterday
Walter Holcomb
Warren Post Ofice
Burnwalter
Frederick
Atlanta
Merry
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Large crowd enjoys Ely Park concert by choral society and band
One of the largest crowds in city history attended a concert at Ely Park last evening. The Elstia Choral Society performed with vocalists, while the band delivered a highly praised program.
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Ely Park
Elstia Choral Society
Colembes Woman Freed of Charge
Leonora Readdy of Columbus was released from a charge of writing checks without funds to a local merchant on motion by the prosecuting attorney before Justice St George. It is understood the defendant agreed to make good the checks drawn on a Columbus bank.
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Leonora Readdy
Columbus
Justice St. George
Oberlin Names Likely New President From Chicago Dean
Oberlin College likely to appoint Dr Ernst Hateh Wilkins of the University of Chicago as president to succeed Henry Churchill King who retires after 25 years. Wilkins, Amherst graduate of 1900, holds AM 1903 PhD 1910 and Litt.D 1910. taught romance languages at Amherst Harvard and Chicago and authored French and Italian texts.
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Ernst Hateh Wilkins
College of Arts, Literature and Science
University of Chicago
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
King
Truster Committee
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Amherst
Harvard
Chicago
President Coolidge Visit Triggers South Dakota Legislative Tribute
South Dakota lawmakers and the state senate travel by special train to the summer White House at the state game lodge to honor President Coolidge. The delegation includes over 240 celebrants from Pierre and Galena, with a possible address from the president and church services in Hermosa. Governor Leonard Wood heads to Chicago after lodge talks.
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White House
Senate
President Coolidge
Congress
Pierre
South Dakota
Coolidge
Manila
Hermosa
Ralph Liam
Minnesota
Blue Law Uphheld Banning Sunday Baseball in Pa
Pennsylvania Supreme Court sustains 1794 blue law restricting Sunday baseball. Philadelphia Athletics appeal denied after quo warranto action by the attorney general. Perpetual injunction blocks any professional club from playing on Sundays in Dauphin County. ruling dates from 1926.
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State Supreme Court
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Juste
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Shire Park
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Common Pleas Court
Daupain County
Athletics
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