Winnie Mae Heads to Moscow in World Flight Record Bid
The Winnie Mae monoplane piloted by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty left Berlin for Moscow, aiming to circumnavigate the globe in under ten days. They planned a seven hour hop to Moscow, refueled after a night’s rest, and continued toward Irkutsk with Berlin as a starting point.
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Moscow
Winnie Mae
Berlin
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Irkutsk
Lake Baukal
Siberia
New York
Temple Hof Airdrome
Europe
Post
Gatty
Atlantic
Chester, Eay
Ohio Forecast Sees Warm Weekend Across North and Southeast
Generally fair conditions prevail tonight and Friday with warmer readings in extreme north and southeast portions. Yesterday's highs included Phoenix 102, Kansas City 98, St. Louis 98, while today's lows reach Northfield 38, Edmonton 38, Battleford 40. Expected to remain fair and warm in this vicinity for the next 36 hours.
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Ohio
Phoenix
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cleveland Gangster Langman Shot After Suspected Ride
Jack Kibby Langman a 28 year old gunman and mob member tied to the Potter case was found slain in Moreland Hills Village near River Road and South Kinsman Road. He had been shot twice in the back of the head and his own eight bullet loaded gun remained strapped to him. Police and coroner described the death as instantaneous and suspected he was killed after being taken for a ride amid gang treachery.
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Cleveland
Jack
Kibby) Langman
East Side
William E. Potter
Moreland Hills Village
River Road
South Kinsman Road
Langman
Bernard Langman
Kibby
Bernard Wolf
Wolf
Frank Conklin
Conklin
Pearse
Man Is Fatally Stricken On Train
Frank H. Winstone age 61 of Mechanicsville N Y died after a mid afternoon illness on a New York Central train. He was removed from the train by railroad workers and died at Memorial Hospital. Coroner said cause of death not determined. Body sent to funeral home and then to Reichlin Reidy and Scanlan in Lorain.
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Frank H. Winstone
Mechanicsville
N. Y
New York Central
Clyde Todgham
F. Sparks
Memorial Hospital
T. A. Peebles
Taylor Funeral Home
Reichlin, Reidy, and Scanlan Undertaking
Lorain
Hoover praised for wartime debts moratorium at Ohio Endeavor meet
GONGIDER ELYRIA FOR CONVENTION FINDLAY June 25 President Herbert Hoover was commended by over a thousand delegates at the 46th annual Ohio Christian Endeavor Association conference for supporting a moratorium on World War debts. Today featured a parade and demonstration by delegates. Glenn Massman Dayton spoke on Tools of the Trade. Conference sessions covered Evangelism Prayer Social Publicity and Place of Youth in the Church. Mrs Mabel Hester Norwalk led the Purity conference. A fellowship banquet followed tonight at First M E church. Next year’s convention city to be chosen with Elyria Lorain and Cincinnati as candidates for 1932.
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Mabel Hester
Norwalk
M. E
Elyria
Lorain
Cincinnati
Plan march on old Belmont County Jail
Ten thousand striking coal miners and sympathizers will march on the old Belmont County Jail in St Clairsville on July 6 to protest detention of leaders and demand conversion of 25000 dollars for special deputies into a strikers relief fund. Starting points Bellaire Barton and Flushing mobilize three lines to meet July 7.
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ST. Clairsville
BelmOnt County
National Miners Union
Bellaire
Barton
Flushing
Thomas Johnson
Radical Union
Blaine
Dillonvale
Jefferson County
Fairport
Friends’ Coal Company
Friends of
Leo Thompson
Stricken At Work Burke Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage
Thomas Edward Burke 28 of 1010 East avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 12:15 a m today after collapsing about 4:30 p m yesterday while employed as a salesman for Baron Jewelry Company. Coroner T A Peebles said death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage. Burke, who came to Elyria from Wakeman three years ago, is survived by his parents a sister Helen and a brother Francis all of Elyria. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Thomas Edward Burke
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Baron Jewelry Company
T. A. Peebles
Burke
Elyria
Wakeman
Helen
Francis
Contract Awarded for New West Broad Street Brick Building
A contract for a one story brick structure costing about $20 090 has been awarded to Henry Heidrich, contractor. It will be erected at West avenue and Broad street on AlJex Altfeld’s site, replacing fire-destroyed wooden buildings. The plan includes four stores, a full basement, a 65 foot Broad street frontage, and a 200 foot depth with stone trimming.
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Henry Heidrich
West Avenue
Broad Street
AlJex Altfeld
Sentenced to Year in Penitentiary for Auto Theft
James Wilson, 3], pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile here and driving it to Monroe Michigan and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary this morning.
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James Wilson
Monroe
Michigan
Major Taxation Measures Move Toward Adjournment
Columbus Ohio June 25 The 89th General Assembly edged toward final adjournment after enacting major taxation measures and a $122 000 000 appropriation bill The House passed a cigaret tax of 5 000 000 yearly to balance the budget without raising public utility taxes and approved a bill to increase the state tax commission from three to four members The Senate and House work continued with differences over salaries terms and a proposed constitutional amendment to issue 7 500 000 in state bonds the session slated to end July 1 with possible Friday delays
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Columbus, CO
89Th General Assembly
Senate
House
White
Joint Tax Committee
State Tax Commission
Lewis
Joint Taxation Committee of
The
Assembly
Joint
Slow Chase Is Success Man Fined 250
Officer C E Barnhart pursued Ben Bradshaw of 111 Pine street after spotting him on Cleveland street and Abbey road. Bradshaw, riding a two cylinder motorcycle with one cylinder out, was stopped at Lodi street and fined 250 plus costs by Mayor James A Hewitt for liquor law violations.
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C. E. Barnhart
Ben Bradshaw
Pine Street
Barnhart
Bradshaw
Cleveland Street
Abbey Road
Lodi Street
James A. Hewitt
Hoover Rest Reaches Fateful Debt Holiday Plan
June 25 at Roosevelt Field New York a planned trans Atlantic flight by Capt George Endres and Alexander Magyar faced delays due to fog and a minor gasoline pump defect. In Washington President Hoover rested debt moratorium fate on Secretary Mellon who was ordered to Paris to press France over Germany reparations while the Fed and major banks extend a 100 million dollar credit to the Reichsbank. The move aims to suspend all payments and gain French approval as England and Italy back the plan. The French note, discussed with Mills and Stimson, insists Germany continue non postponable payments into the International Bank, a demand not acceptable to the United States. The exact French text awaits parliamentary discussion in Paris tomorrow.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Budapest
Harbor Grace
Nfd
James A. Kimball
Newfoundland
Mellon
London
Paris
Air France
Germany
Hoover
United States Federal Reserve Board
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bank of International Settlements
Basle
Switzerland
New York Federal Reserve Bank
France
England
Italy
International
United States
Mellon Heads for Paris to Discuss War Debts Plan
In Paris Mellon, US Treasury Secretary, expected to meet Briand Laval and Flandin after arriving from London to push for unreserved acceptance of Hoover’s war debts plan. He will stay at the US embassy and confer with Ambassador Edge as debates in the Chamber of Deputies loom.
Former Elyria Theatre Owner Dies in California
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. O H Monroe in Huntington Park California. She was among Elyria’s first theatre owners operating in the old Elyria Block which burned down. She edited a local Elyria history and at death ran a Huntington Park photograph studio. Survived by two sons C Heighton Monroe Hollywood and Harry Monroe Huntington Park. another son Willie Monroe had died earlier. Burial was at Angelus Abbey.
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O H Monroe
Huntington Park
California
Monroe
Elyria
C Heighton Monroe
Hollywood
Harry Monroe
Wilie
Angelus Abbey
Body Of Connecticut Senator Found In Lake
The body of former State Senator Chelsea L. Arrigoni of Connecticut was found floating in Lake Winnepesaukee near Weirs. He disappeared May 31 from a motor launch on the lake with three companions after a search spurred by a $10,000 reward failed to yield clues.
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Weirs
NX. H
Chelse L. Arrigoni
Connecticut
Lake Winnepesaukee
Arrigoni
Middletown
Stimson to sail for Italy aboard Conte Grande
Secretary of State Stimson said he planned to sail Saturday for Italy aboard the Conte Grande with Naples as destination. The trip, long planned as a vacation, gains new international importance amid Hoover debt moratorium talks and may indicate progress toward an all around postponement agreement with France. He will travel via Naples, Paris, Berlin, and London, meeting officials informally in each capital.
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Washington
Stimson
Italy
Naples
Europe
Hoover
Disappearance Case Near Horse Island Resolved by Rescue Crew
A half mile from Horse Island, where Arrigoni vanished, a search party led by Will Raymond captain of the Steamer Moultenboro, with companions Will C. Glidden and George Wood, located the submerged area. The find sheds light on the fate of the missing person.
Lost to the World? Hillig and Hoiris Reach Denmark Route
Hillig and Hoiris were en route to Denmark when their journey diverted to Rhineland’s industrial section after hours of detainment or delay. The incident traces their movements through the region as authorities track the travelers.
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Hillig and
Hoiris
Denmark Land
Rhineland
Lost Liberty flight lands in Germany after long Atlantic trek
Otto Hilling and Holger Holtls landed in Krefeld, Germany, at 5:30 p m after departing New Foundland at 3:30 a m EST yesterday. Copenhagen residents feared for the fliers aboard the Liberty as the 3 000 mile journey from Harbor Grace stretched beyond 29 hours with no word.
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Krefeld
Germany
Otto Hilling
Holger Hoi- Tlis
New York
Denmark
Liberty
New Foundland
Rhineland
Berlin
Copenhagen
Otto Hillig
Holger Horns
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Horis
Hillig
Ben
Baltic
Kylee
Blaav
Railroads seek 15 percent freight rate hike
Executives of U S railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise all freight rates by 15 percent claiming the move is needed to restore sound finances. They said the increase would apply across the board with later adjustments possible for firm produce petroleum coal and other classes of freight.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Night Swimming at Cascade Pool Opens Tonight
Evening swimming at Cascade Park begins tonight from 7 to 9 P M marking the start of evening hours for the season. The pool has operated during the day for weeks, with crowding on warm days, and will stay open in evenings as long as hot weather persists.
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Cascade Park
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Ury
Mellow
Andrew Mellon
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