South Dakota Welcomes Coolidge as Lowden Support Fades
Rapid City reports Coolidge's arrival as his presence shifts SD politics. Legislature adjourns to thank the president while rejecting Lowden emissary Dickinson and farm relief hearings. Polls show Coolidge favored 69 to 31 over Lowden with other options noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City, & D
Lowden
Coolidge
Farming West
Frank O. Lowder
McNars-Haugen
Jn Wes
South Dakota
Schwwmer White House
Lowden’s
Dickenson
Towa
Dickinson
Hoapia
Daves
Bewater
Ris
Nebrask
Coots
Black Hills
Tas
Hills
Ohio Police Chiefs Gather for Dayton Convention
Ohio State Police Chiefs Association holds its annual convention in Dayton. Officers from across the state arrive for registration and a 3 20 p m meeting while a reception for women and children is underway.
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Dayton. O
Dartan
Ohio State Police Chiefs Association
Mrs Nellie Lowrey Dies at 82 in Clarksfield Area
Mrs Nellie Lowrey aged 82 passed away at her son in law's home at 23 Lake Avenue. She is survived by son Guy Lowrey of Wellington. Body taken to Taylor funeral home for visitation until noon Thursday. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:00 PM at Clarksfield M E Church with burial in Clarksfield Cemetery.
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Nellie Lowrey
Mellie Lowrey
Jenkins
Lake Avenue
Guy Lowrey
Wellington
Bedy
Taylor Funeral Home
Clarksfield M. E
Clarksfield
Ceme
Terr
Lorain Man Sentenced for Non-Support Charge
Lorain man Felbert Jones was sentenced to three months in the Canton workhouse and fined for non support of his two children. The judge ordered the sentence after a dramatic court appearance and a monthlong delay in securing custody.
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Lorain
Youngstown. O
Flerbert Jones
Loran
Canten
Dramatic
Navigation accuracy in early aircraft research
Fragmentary text discusses navigation errors in flight calculations, noting 231 possible errors per computation and the need for careful data checks. It references instrument reliability, horizon cues, and experimental flight considerations in a Hawaii context.
Today's Ten Questions
A chaotic set of questions asks about British government reorganization, Balkan diplomatic relations, a lynching mob in a southern city, a PoRRTeeS return, and Lindbergh hosted in Europe. It also queries a celebrated private library owner and notes on a notable American colonial administrator from last month.
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Porrtees
England
Lindhargh
Europe
Amercan
Board Bans Short Dresses for Teachers in Wheelersburg
Portsmouth area board of education adopts a dress code requiring female teachers to wear dresses reaching below the knee on school property. New contracts include the apparel clause with automatic contract cancellation for noncompliance. Applicants are being asked to sign and return the contracts.
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Portsmouthly
Wheelersburg
Sesota County
Board of Education
Cigaret stump starts theater canopy fire and other local items
A burning cigaret stump nearly ignited a theater canopy on Broad Street before firefighters arrived. First asters of the season were reported near North Hidgeville. Mrs Hyde reports a boy stole an accordion from her home while she was in the yard. the youth rode a bicycle and headed west on 7th Street.
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Broad Street
Menu
Dacitter
Dachihyr
North Hidgeville
Joup van Arsdale
Corver Rl
Cleveland Road
Hertigarden
Hyde
Fast Avenue
Pwlics
Man Fined 825 for Disorderly Conduct in Police Court
A man was fined 825 and costs in police court Monday after being overheard cursing and abusing his wife. He was arrested after a report from officers and charged with disorderly conduct.
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J. J. Berry
Costa
Aember
Larry
Failure to Support Charged in Slit
A charge of gross neglect of duty is brought against Benjamin Bfc Quate by Ida MffQuate for failing to support his wife leading her to work for clothing. Ida asks a legal bar from his interest in Lincoln street property and restoration of her former name Ida Dague.
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Slit
Benjamin
Ida
Cameras Stolen From Store and Two Divorces Granted
Thieves described as two Imiga dressed men stole a motion picture camera valued at 190 and a folding ko dak valued at 16 from Pat Bes Drug Store at 9 05. Tivorces granted include Tillie Tarsewicz from John Tarsewicz with custody and support, Emma We from Hubert Waite restoring Emma Jenkins, and Hazel Mack from Carl Mack with weekly alimony.
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Imiga
Pati- Bes Drug Store
Palice
Magday
Tillie Tarsewicz
John Tar Poetics
Tar “Ict
iSio
Taresewic
Emma
Hubert M. Waite
Emma Jenkins
Alimons
Hazel Mack
Carl Mack
Plane wedding ceremony captured in midair
A couple wed in a mile high ceremony aboard an airplane with a picture taken just before ascent and another shot from a separate plane showing the event in progress. The images document the unusual aviation wedding scene and its notable setting.
Property transfers and land deeds listed in Huntington twp records
A series of parcels and interests change hands including Reggie Sworn to Lawrence Rawer for 7 58, lot 1 tract and 2 acres in tract 17 and 2 more acres in tract 15 Huntington twp. John B Townsend to Edward I Walt of Sheffield town Tot 2. Buna Beard to Henry J Holvrank 3 acres in Huntington twp. plus various others noting plats, lots, and tracts in Huntington and Wellington areas.
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William J. Frank
J. H. Gramer
W. Erie Park
Lorainrthur
B. Jones
Elizabeth MM. Walsh
Brigton
Kragkovitz
Antonia Videkovic
Julia Kniapos
George Reeves
Elyria
Jono Gental
Frank Neer
Oekland
Lorain
Sooo
Bridget Fee Murphy
Nellie Murphe Winman
Lakeview Ellot
Bleck River
Daise Wadsworth
Laverne
Phelon Gifford
Huntington
Wadsworth
Laverne Phelan Gifford
Trustes
Huntington Twr
Laverne Dphelon
Giford
Tristee
Daire Wadsworth
John B Townsend
Edward I Walt
Sheffield
Buna Beard
Henry J. Holvrank
Huntington Twp
Market report from Cleveland Livestock Auction
June 25 Cleveland market receipts 1500 head of cattle and calves. Beef steers 709-940, beef cows 550-730, vealers 120-1400. Sheep receipts 25-50c lower. top fat lambs 1500, fat lambs 1400-1900, cull lambs 1190-1200, bulk fat ewes 350-600.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Warker
Chicago Quotations June 28 Market Report
Chicago quotations list receipts for creamery items and eggs with varied prices and grades. Hogs and cattle markets in Toledo and Minneapolis show gains and price ranges, while barley and corn futures reflect mixed trends amid reports from several regional markets.
Automobiles to be awarded at Ely Park event Thursday
Thousands hold tickets from Lorain County merchandising event last week and plan to attend in Ely Park at 3 p m Thursday for the Falcon Knight automobiles to be awarded. Merchants report strong response to cooperative selling project and many inspected the latest reasonable merchandise offered.
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Wits
Lorain County
Cits
Ely Park
Falcon-Knight
Weii
Defense opens later case in Ida Glazer murder
Cleveland scene details show 14 witnesses as the defense questions the murder of Ida Glazer wife of the deceased’s former husband. The defense challenges ether or other drug presence and argues the death may have been self inflicted while the body was warm when police arrived. Assistant county prosecutor Cohen counters the defense testimony and notes conflicting expert opinions from the coroner.
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Cleveland
Helen Schaeffer Glazer
Common Pleas
Ida Glazer
Erelrn Cohen
Uel
Subs Husband for Divorce in Common Pleas Petition
Edith Mac Saulsherry files for divorce from Alfonso Saulsherry in the court of common pleas claiming desertion and extreme cruelty after he left her to go to Canada. She seeks custody of their child and alimony. the couple, previously divorced in the fiscal court last year, remarried a few months later.
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Canada
Alfonso Saulherry
Edith Mac Saulsherry
Oberlig
Court of Common Pleas
Saulsherry
Teruel
Vical Court
South Ridge Church Program and Community Notes
South Ridge notes a June 25 church program with multiple recitations songs and choir pieces led by Mrs. J Prechtre. Attendees included local families and church groups with mentions of missionary convention travel and upcoming Evangelical League Christian Endeavor meeting at the Handon home.
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South Ridge
S. Ridze
Kolzworth
Junior Symphony Orchestra
Frank Sterg
Miss Elfred Blersong
Frances Halz
Pitts
Recital Mason
James Collier
Beatrice
Frances Holzworth
Brice Fippies
Beatrice Holeworth
Margaret Mason
Katherine Stan Vorel
Harold Beat
Walter Haag
Ida Deiefield
Bisin Delefeld
Dia Hogive
iYvo Bechtel
Robert Penfound
He Ledies
Maud Alverson
Ida Delefield
Mary Eppter
Woman's Missionary Convention
Toledo
George Knittle
Kinton
Tha Evangelical League Chiian Endeavor
Za Handon
Barner Snyder
Birmingham
John Stans
Sundar
August Merthe
Danter Doris
Amherst
Newton Baus
Ladili
Ta- Kuittie
Ls. Commins
South Spentriday
Ami
Irs
Frank Laravar
Man Killed in Gun Fight in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 24 a fatal gun battle left one man dead and a second injured after thirteen shots were fired. The dead man is identified as Columbus Handier 33, and the shooting stemmed from a quarrel during a card game about a debt of 25. Police are investigating the incident.
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Cleveland
Cleveland. O
ICRE
Devin
Columbus Handier
Miap
Asoan Pold Pooate
Te Shear Lee
Chandler Hak
Catholic Union of Ohio elects Akron leader at cl session
G June 28 F J Hy Otzvilie was reelected head of the Catholic Canton of Ohio at the session of the convention Tuesday. Columbus was chosen as the 1928 convention city. Others elected include Anthony Kurz Cincinnati first vice president Nick Eisenbart Akron second vice president Joseph M Karlin Columbus secretary and Joan Harsh Youngstown treasurer. The Rev Nicholas Pfeil Cleveland retained as spiritual advisor. Mrs J B Schneider Chillicothe was elected first vice president and Mrs Ed Schneider Chillicothe secretary of the Woman's Union. Executive board includes Miss Anne C Krug Chillicothe.
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Catholic Union
Catholic Union OF Ohio
Akron
F. J. Hy Otzvilie
Ohio
Columbus
Anthony Kurz
Cincinnacs
Nick Eisenbart
Akroz
Joseph M. Karlin
Joan fFtarh
Youngstowe
Rex
Nicholas Pfeil
Cleveland
J.B. Schneider
Ed Schneider
Chil- Jienske
Woman's Union
Anne C. Krug
Chil- Hicothe
Local Social Roundup Delights Amherst Area
The page reports a flurry of Sunday visits and social calls among Amherst residents and nearby towns including Cleveland visitors, Mr and Mrs J Stang, Mrs Elizabeth Fowl and family, the Knittle and Spiegelberg households, and several others. A note mentions a blotting paper artifact from an armistice auction and British farmers’ class-driven bids.
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Cleveland
Jaohn Stang
L. Webber
Alma Blitler
Elyria
Cles Schosil
Evelyn
Carlton
Georgs Knittle
Acd Suet
J. P
Belle Grocker
Almon
H. Springer
So. Amherst
Freak Larawar
William Schlecchter
Liea Caliad
Elizabeth Fowl
Weere
George Knittle
Marion Kustttie
Suesi
and Airs
John Sprinser
Amherst
Carltoa Drusen- Gahl
Leo Hanlon
Frank Laraway
M. Ponack
Aherst Spiegelberg
No Road
Bizaneta
Newton Benshaa
I. Gannett
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Ilinois
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City View Farm
Owego
N. Y
Les
Sie Burnett
Aliss Alms
Ign Happy Stone
Charles A. Levine
TL Chan
Mraethai
United States
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Reggie Sworn
Lawrence Rawer
Dock Twellington
Harry K. Finat
Hasvern
Bivria
Vera Reynolds
Simsist
Los Angeles
Sbutier
North Carolina
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bliss
Lord
Beilies
Toledo Grains
Tolelo
Jungs
Dred
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Dee
Othy
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Toad
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Piax
Oregon
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Moscow
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