Bus overturns injuring twenty two in Youngstown
Twenty two people were injured when a Nevin Lines Pittsburgh to Detroit bus skidded on a wet road in Youngstown Ohio and toppled into a ditch. The bus had twenty seven passengers. Driver Jack Irvine of Youngstown sustained a possible skull fracture and others suffered fractured spines and minor injuries. An investigation will be held. Named injured include Eugene Pasquala of Sharpsburg and Sam Schuman of New York City among several Pittsburgh residents.
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Youngstown
Detroit
Nevin Lines
Jack Irvine
Pittsburgh
Eugene Pasquala
Irvine
F. F. Molter
Molter
Walter Thomas
Poland
M. W. Earnhardt
Sheriff Stone
Sharpsburg
Sam Schuman
New York City
Sarah B. Potter
Leo Mangold
Swissville
James Katz
Donald Goldman
Yale Cohen
Robert Schuman
Andrew Gulydan
Auto Drive To Be Open Sunday At Cascade Park
The Park Commission announced the auto drive through Cascade park will open Sunday if rainfall stops today. Barriers will stay up when the ford is high or the road is deemed dangerous.
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the Park Commission
Cascade Park
Dr Raymond E B Jackson Pioneer Elyria Dentist Resident Here
Dr Raymond E B Jackson studied at Western Reserve University and lived in Cleveland at 21. He moved to Elyria in 1904 to practice dentistry, with eight years in sales for Troxel Manufacturing, then returned to dentistry six years ago. Married with one child, he resides at 257 Washington Avenue. hobbies include hunting bird dogs and golf.
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Raymond EB. Jackson
Dental School
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Elyria
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Jackson
Washington Avenue
Ea Esos
Conviction of Bert B Buckley Upheld by Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Grand Rapids upheld former Ohio state treasurer Bert B Buckley on charges of conspiring to offer a bribe and violate national prohibition laws. The court ruled on whether Buckleys appeal was timely after conviction in Columbus Federal Court.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bert B. Buckley
Ohio
Buckley
Columbus
Bobby Jones Takes National Open Lead With 71 Round
Bobby Jones moved into the national open lead at Winged Foot with a 71 third round to post 215 total. Gene Sarazen and Al Espinosa slipped under pressure as Jones stretched his margin to three strokes over Sarazen and four over Espinosa after 54 holes, remaining in command of the championship.
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Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Jones
Sarazen
Espinosa
Plane abandons endurance flight after 150 hours
In Minneapolis on June 29 the Miss Minneapolis halted its re fueling endurance flight after less than 21 hours remaining in the attempt due to motor trouble. The aircraft had been aloft for more than 150 hours when the failure forced an abandon.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Watchman at Lorain Killed at Crossing
John T. Evans a 69 year old Lorain crossing watchman was fatally struck by a moving train at Nickel Plate Railroad crossing on Long avenue as the engine backed onto the track. Coroner Myles E. Perry ruled accidental death and noted Evans had served as crossing guard for a year amid a family tragedy history.
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Lorain
John T. Evans
Second Street
Evan
Long Avenue
Shelby
Payne
Ohio
Evans
Arrests Near In Chicken Thefts
Arrests are expected soon in the case of chicken thieves who stole 43 Rhode Island Red chickens an automobile radiator and a carburetor from Joseph Plaven’s coops on Middendorf road Avon. A dog a cat and a rooster were poisoned with poisoned wieners used to deter dogs but the dog recovered.
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Rhode Island
Joseph Plaven
Middendorf Road
Avon
Sheriff's Department
Beetham Set To Speak In Elyria Sunday
Rupert Beetham state prohibition commissioner and former state legislator will speak at the First Methodist church in Elyria Sunday evening on the topic Law Enforcement Kiwanis member and local acquaintances are expected to greet him after arrival.
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Rupert Beetham
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Mr. Beetham
Kiwanis
Ruth Livermore Sentenced In Marysville Burgulary Case
Ruth Livermore, a 23 year old former school teacher turned burglar, was sentenced to six to 30 years in the women’s reformatory at Marysville by Common Pleas Judge David C Jenkins. Convicted by a jury after a bitter court fight, mercy was recommended, keeping her from a life term, while her husband Lester serves life for the same burglary.
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Youngstown
Ruth Livermore
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Common Pleas
David C Jenkins
Mercy
Lester
Livermore
Marriage Bureau Busy as June Rush Continues
The court house saw a flurry of activity as couples sought marriage licenses before June. In the last 24 hours the office granted 19 licenses to hopeful couples.
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Court House
Six Burned By Molten Zinc In Chicago Accident
Six workers were burned when a steel beam struck a tank of molten zinc at Heaney Galvanizing in Chicago. Thomas Micetk, 51, and Joseph Biegalski, 50, were blinded and likely to die, according to hospital reports.
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Chicago
Heaney
Thomas Micetk
Joseph Biegalski
Captain Hawks Sets Two Records Despite Fence Collision
Captain Frank Hawks, famed trans continental flyer, returned to Roosevelt Field from a Los Angeles round trip with two new records and a damaged plane. He flew faster to LA and back than any prior pilot, though he hit a fence on arrival, breaking a wing tip. The incident ended his run but added to his legend.
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Frank Hawks
New York
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
America
Hawks
Reverses Ruling In Zoning Case
Judge A R Webber in common pleas court today reversed the mayor s court verdict in the case of John Lichstine cited for violating the city zoning ordinance. Lichstine kept a junk yard in a residence area. the appeal argued the ruling hinged on whether the property was in use as a junk yard when the ordinance was enacted. The zoning board noted the matter was factual and the ordinance allows non conforming use at passage to continue.
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A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
John Lichstine
Lichstine
South Texas Coast Struck by Sale Bulletin
A tropical gale hit the South Texas coast near Houston on June 29, blowing 59 miles per hour at times. The storm damaged fishing vessels, uprooted trees, smashed windows, and flattened telephone and telegraph lines across several waterfront cities. Four hours of heavy rain accompanied the damage with no casualties reported.
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Houston
Tex
South Texas
Endurance Plane Over Cleveland Seeks Refueling Record
The City of Cleveland aircraft flown by R L Mitchell and Byron K Newcomb hovered above Cleveland airport for over 17 hours aiming to extend the refueling endurance record. It lifted off at 6 35 51 p m and received 100 gallons via contact ship at 7 a m amid rain and headwinds with fair weather forecast for 48 hours.
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Cleveland
Byron K. Newcomb
R. A. Mitchell
City of
Cleve
Dale Dryer
J. O. Hayden
Appointments Made To Farm Board
Washington reports former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden endorsed Hoover administration farm policy. He joined James C Stone of Lexington Ky as the presidential picks for the new Federal Farm Board. Also named were C B Denman of Farmington Missouri and Carl Williams of Oklahoma City Oklahoma as board members.
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Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Kansas City
Hoover
Lowden
James C. Stone
Lexington
Federal Farm Board
C. B. Denman
Farmington, Mo
National Livestock Producers Association
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
Okla
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Association
Nine Traffic Violations Recorded by Police Friday
Police recorded nine traffic violations Friday using small red tags. Three violations were for autos parked without proper lights after dark. Three were for overtime parking, two for parking on the wrong side of the street, and one for parking straddle of working space juice lines.
Hoover asks resignation of treasury aide in charge of prohibition
Washington June 29 President Hoover asked Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement to resign. Lowman was notified at a White House conference last night and a replacement will be named within 30 days. Hoover’s displeasure centers on publicity methods and recent enforcement actions by the prohibition bureau.
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Washington
Hoover
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
United Press
Lowman
White House
Treasury
Mellon
J. H. Doran
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Detroit
Man Found Shot to Death in Riverview Inn
In Toledo Ohio on June 29 Albert Parlow aged 45 was found shot to death in Riverview Inn a roadhouse on the Ottawa river. Police believe the killer was someone who knew him and that a struggle preceded the fatal shot. Detectives note the roadhouse has ties to liquor trafficking.
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Toledo
Albert Parlow
Riverview Inn
Ottawa River
Parlow
Riverview Son
Parton
Fractured Arm in Cranking Machine
Theodore Haag of Grafton fractured his right arm while cranking a car at an early hour. He was treated at the emergency room of Miyrie Momersl hospital.
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Theodore Haag
Grafton
Miyrie Momersl Hospital
Rescued: Franco and three aviators saved near Azores
Commander Ramon Franco and his three Atlantic fliers, lost at sea seven days after their Dornier No. 10 failure near the Azores, were rescued by the British carrier Eagle. The Madrid news sparked nationwide elation as officials and crowds learned of the safe return.
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Madrid
Ramon Franco
North Atlantic
Eagle
Azores
United States
Gibraltar
Foreign Office
Presmier Primo de Rivera
War
Air
Con&dent
Franco
Portugal
Lopez Ferrar
War Office
Spain
Francisco Jimenez
Inacio Iglesias
South America
Italia
Arctic Circle
Cartagena
Ruiz de Alda
Eduardo Gallarza
Pedro Madariago
Azores Islands
Italy
Great Britain
Werth
France
Fizam
Alcazarea Airport Flight to Azores Sparks Hope
At Alcazarea airport Cartagena a Dornier 16 aircraft took off in the afternoon yesterday heading for the Azores and then the United States. The crew carried fuel, food, and water for the long journey. Spain clung to hope for the fliers despite the government’s waning optimism about locating the aircraft.
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Alcazarea
Cartagena
Azores
United States
Spain
Critical condition of Miss Gentry in Nassau hospital
Vila Gentry remained on the danger list after a Nassau hospital injury from a crash at Roosevelt Field. Jack Ashcraft was killed in the same accident while Miss Gentry and her companion were pursuing a fuel run when their vehicle ran out of fuel. William Uldrich and Mr. and Mrs. Jensen flew an aircraft overhead to attempt a refueling endurance record as officials withheld most visitors.
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Roosevelt Field
Vila Gentry
Nassau Hospital
William Uldrich
Martin Jensen
M Gentry
Rockwell
Miss Gentry
Jack Ashcraft
Ash
Tibrich
Jensen
Ashcraft
Large Class To Join Eagles
More than its candidates will be initiated into the Eagles Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. This is the first class under Worthy President J. L. Mat and will be known as the State President's class. The Lorain drill team will be in charge and there will be lunch and entertainment following the initiation.
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Eagles Hergl
J. L. Mat
Lorsin
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