Train boiler explosion kills three on Oberlin Road
A boiler explosion aboard a freight locomotive near Oberlin Road fatally injures three trainmen and injures about 50 passengers as cars derail and scatter along the track. The wreck halts traffic for hours while emergency crews respond and the line is cleared.
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Soiler
Ras
Oberlin Road
Angleon
Amd
Bedford
New London
Freiehi
New Ke
New Haven
Tford Railroad
New York
Pete
Robbery in Lakeside Garage Ends With Double Shootings
A gunfight during a Lakeside garage robbery left a man fatally wounded and another seriously hurt as two masked robbers escaped without loot. Earlier, a second hold up at a Deutsch & Ros drug store yielded 35 dollars and goods valued at 21,400. Fireworks poison incident follows.
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Maxon
Sam Pontsch
Deutsch & Roste Drug Company
Farm Flue Sues Move Sparks Indiana Senate Row
A chaotic Farm Flue legislative scene erupts as Senator Haugen frames a cooperative marketing bill. Critics argue the measure targets farm interests while Republicans exploit the moment to challenge President Codilze’s late intervention. Supporters claim the plan helps farmers despite political maneuvering.
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Indiana
Wetson
Codilze
Girl Dies in Cedarville Road Crash Killing One and Hurting Five
A car crash near Cedarville on the Jamestown Pike left a seven year old girl, Miss Myre Whitten of New Welland Ohio, dead and five others injured. Driver Guy Noble of Springfield and passengers Kendall family members were among the injured. A second vehicle owned by Cava Cavanaugh collided with Noble’s automobile in front of a farmhouse. The young Kendall baby was thrown from the car. a severed artery caused the girl's death within minutes.
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Gedarville
Jung
Ninchinn
Gedarvilla
Jameston' Pike
Guy Noble
Springfield
Kendall
S ' Noble
Cava
Cedarville
Pou
Anti-Saloon League Funds to Be Probed by Senate Panel
Washington June 26 A sweeping investigation of the Anti-Saloon League of America's 35 million wartime fund was approved as the Senate slush fund committee ordered the league to produce financial records for every year since 1917. Wayne Wheeler, the league's general counsel, was asked to provide documents detailing all contributions subscriptions payroll of the national organization and expenditures from the last decade.
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Washington
Anti-saloon League of America
Senaté
Wayne
Wheeler
League
Reed
Missouri
Western Mass Hit by Severe Storm Floods
Western Massachusetts faced a damaging storm bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Trees were uprooted, crops damaged, and streets flooded in Springfield and surrounding towns as torrents poured down.
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Gulletin
Springfield
Mass
Western
Massachusetts
Lye
Wall cave teper buried in factory collapse
A wall of a factory excavation collapsed, burying three workers. One man was instantly killed, another likely fatally injured, and a third was found buried to the neck but believed alive. Rescue efforts were underway as of report.
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Voyork
Cobris
Mrs McPherson On Way Home From Arizona
Aimee Semple McPherson the evangelist who vanished May 18 near Ocean Park and was found in Agua Prieta Mexico was traveling home from Arizona. She left Douglas at 9 16 pm with her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy and two children Rob and Roberta. Hundreds saw her farewell at the Douglas station as guards accompanied the train to avoid large crowds. Her Temple in Los Angeles prepared elaborate plans for a reception in the city. (No. 2 Continued on Page 2).
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Hos Angeles
Cal
Aimee Semple McPherson
Suttat
Ocean Park
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Ndovala
Arizona
Minchie Kennedy
Rob
Roberta
Hewspapeorma
Mayor's Proclamation Seeks Centennial Liberty Observance
The mayor requests Elyria citizens observe a week in memory of a historic independence document. A city gathering is planned with addresses at 7 o clock each evening and a flag ceremony at daylight. The proclamation calls for liberty symbols to be displayed and formal observances in the city.
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Mayer
Elyria
Casele Ant Menantaey
Liberty el
S. Minksun
Prominent youths suspected in attack on girl
Police in New York report prominent young people are suspects in an assault on a girl. Detectives investigated and detained several youths for three days as authorities pursued leads and prepared possible charges.
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York City
Harrison
Aus
New
York
Allension
Seifer
Tiatr
New York
Fate of Scott May Be Known by Tomorrow
June 26 Chicago report on Russell Scott death and life in the state hospital. A second sanity trial is ordered to verify alienist findings after a prior commitment and murder charge. Four alienists testified Scott is paranoid with dementia and persecutory delusions. A Detroit resident witness remains to be heard as defense seeks to delay hanging.
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Chicago
Russell Scott
Scott
Joseph
Mauer
Drus Clert
S.commission of Alienists
Conk County
Detroit
Thita Scott
Cleveland
Wiliam
Laden
Alleged mob attack leads to chase near Union depot
In Cincinnati a colored man named Joseph Vance, 23, Iron Mountain, was jailed after an alleged attempt to attack Miss Victoria Teller, 23, who was visiting. Shortly after midnight near Union depot she cried out, prompting police pursuit. several rounds were fired before the suspect was captured.
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Cincinnate
Joseph. Vance
Hughes Arrival in Maples Italy on Vacation
Naples June 25 Charles Bevis Hager former secretary of state of the United States lived here today on a vacation zone.
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Hughes
Maples
Italy
Naples
Charles Bevis Hager
The
United
Cleveland man to answer traffic charges next week
John Yargo of 3700 Downing Avenue Cleveland was fined 106 dollars for a traffic violation and was ordered to appear in police court next week. He allegedly left his engine running while at a local store and caused traffic disruption on Trend Street as the vehicle backed away.
Accident Hits City Telephone Lines Cutting 1360 Phones
A broad area suffers service loss as 1360 telephones go out after a break in a main cable on Court Street. At seven, a worker used a crowbar to pry open a vault exposing a four hundred pair cable. repair crews are splicing and restoring service.
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Crable
Tre Damae wWasidene Fastaniiy
the Telephone Co
Elyria Man Honored by Veterans at Akron Convention
A garbled yet readable report notes Elyria man honored by the Veterans group during the Akron 1927 convention. It mentions figures such as Frank Murbach Elgrin and J. Cailam Youngstown commander, William K. Keller of Cleveland, and Logan of East Liver. The piece references roles including senior commander, chaplain, and other posts in the veterans’ organization.
Jury acquits barber in slaying
Mansfield Ohio report: A Richland County jury found William Rogers not guilty after deliberating, acquitting the barber charged in the murder of George W. Cale. The state's principal witness, Gorrell, won’t be indicted. Prosecutor Becker announced the result today.
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Mansfield
Dilie
William’ FE. Rogers
Columby
Richland County
George Ww
Cale
Varr Gorrell
Becker
Bogers
Gorrell
Erin
Jazz King Free On Bond After Car Death Incident
June Davis known as the capitals jazz king was released on a $3,000 bond after arrest on charges including manslaughter and driving while intoxicated. Davis denied all charges. The death of Bernard Booker assistant general counsel for the Philadelphia Transit Company occurred when Davis’ car, carrying Booker, struck another vehicle.
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Asiengto
Davis
Capitals
King
Liberty
Bernard Booker
Gener
Philadelmia
Compa
Booker
Auto driven by Charles Reynolds struck by car
A report notes that the auto driven by Charles Reynolds was struck by another vehicle. The incident caused Reynolds to be knocked to the ground and rushes to a nearby location for treatment.
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Charles Reynolds
South Amherst Woman Inherits Half Million
A South Amherst resident inherits a substantial estate valued at about half a million dollars. The will names Edward Beagoan as executor and outlines the distribution of the estate among heirs. News notes the legal proceedings are underway with the probate court handling claims and settlements.
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South Amherst
Arron Greets Balloonists at City Celebration
A chaotic parade in Akron welcomed balloonists and local dignitaries including Mayor Ryholt and Maxson. The crowd cheered as astronauts and association members joined the procession and a reception praised the balloon victory with music from schools and officials. An accident delayed some attendees but the evening featured honors from state officials and a President’s telegram.
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Érane
Hundeods
Do Maxson
Ss Acciden
Amrousts
Roy
National Guardaien
Chamber of Commerce
Ade
Byron
Barder
North School
Eaane International
Orn Imary
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Ivan Orman
Weather Outlook for Great Lakes June 28 to July 1
Period of showers early in the week with fair conditions to follow. Cool start with warmer second half as temperatures near normal then rise. region includes Washington Innewis and Ohio. forecast calls for variable showers and periods of fair weather across the Great Lakes area.
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Washington Innewis
Great Lakes
April grand jury ordered to report for graft probe
The April grand jury, comprising two women and ten men, was directed to report at 4 am Tuesday, June 20, to investigate charges of alleged graft related to land options at Apple Greek selected for a new state prohibition. Judge G. A. Stara ordered Sheriff A. W. Bucher to notify jurors. Prosector J. C. Fritz traveled to Columbus to gather state department information.
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G. A. Stara
A. W. Bucher
J. CG. Fritz
Columbus
State Department
Penne Helen Houser Admitted After Incident
A fragment reports Penne Helen Houser being brought to Memorial Hospital at Gayrng after an incident, with admission details to follow.
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Helen Houser
Siree
Mamorial Hospital
Tre
Three Democrats remain in race for U.S. Senate nomination
Director of Commerce Cyrus Locher of Cleveland announced withdrawal, leaving Florence Allen, Pomerene, and Charles E. Wharton as the three candidates for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator.
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Commerce
Cyrus Locher
Gcleveland
United States
Ator
Locher
Atlee Pomerene
Pomerene
Suqeeme
Florence Allen
Charles E. Wharton
Keaton
ATO Crash Reported to Dodge As F G Gibson
Report mentions a collision on Cedar Street involving a vehicle driven by Gibson state that Wilder armed in front of him in west on Broad. Front wheel caught Gibson’s frame, tearing the tire and damaging the frame.
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Columbia
Cedar Street
Heigo
Gibson
Wilder
Gibson’s
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