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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

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Heat Wave Toll Hit Across State With Drownings

A severe heat wave swept the region causing ten deaths and multiple drownings. Alexander Riley aged 39 of Cleveland died from heat prostration. Drownings reported in Zanesville Worthington and Lancaster included Gertrude Harbin Louis Hames Goldie Conkle Floyd Brinthanger Danta Trolly Richard Hinster and John Hotf Searchers sought Jake Erie’s body near Sandusky. ViIa Pugh and Joseph Krall were among other heat related tragedies.

Alexander Riley Cleveland Zanesville Worthington Lancaster Gertrude Harbin Louis Hames Goldie Conkle Floyd Brinthanger Danta Trolly Richard Hinster Jake Erie John Hotf Berlin Heights Sanduchy Viola Wo Pugh Luna Joseph Krall Cleve

Heat wave claims multiple lives across Midwest states

June 30 Chicago reports five heat deaths with more inferred as the central west endures dangerous high temperatures. Wisconsin and Minnesota record drownings linked to heat and water activities, while Iowa reports seven water-related deaths.

Chicago Central West Wisconsin Try Minnesota Lowa

Owl Miners Wage Talks Stall Separately in Athens

Unclear fragments report leaders and an implied dispute over wages or terms at the O329 Canal operator. Mentions a president and possible agreement steps, with reference to financiers and action by authorities.

Athens

Government postures on tax cuts and surplus outlined

Washington reports the government treasury shows a surplus near 650 million dollars with tax reduction plans in front. Rep. Geren says committees will review cuts by October 31 and may raise the prospect of further adjustments, while no extra session of Congress is expected.

Washington Congress Geren House Ensirmar Green Ard

Steel coaches save lives of many in fatal Chicago incident

A train derailment near Chicago injured many travelers when a marked passenger train plunged over an embankment. Rescue efforts saved several victims as emergency crews worked to reach those trapped. The incident left dozens more in severe condition with injuries reported across the carriages.

Chicago Kim Bpeu Atah Tre Catremat Chiraga

Plan G It Roay Celebration For Gal

Plan G It Roay celebration for Gal plans fireworks and serenades for President Coolidge. Delegations from surrounding towns expected to greet him on Independence Day with bands at the summer White House lawn and a big reception.

Rafiv S&s Counde Terr Moenr White House Custer Romen Canales Pruwheels

Band Concert Friday Evening Featured Program

A local band concert is arranged for Friday evening featuring solo numbers by Donnell and Frank Wiiord. Address on the work program will be given, with performances including The Billboard Mareo Evoir and Semiper Fidelis Sousa Rex 4 Torte, plus Reminiscences of Sersleed Godt and other selections.

aArmourrem Cance Donnell Jack Huge Frank Wiiord Fidelis Sousa Rex America

Byrd Advised to Alter Course Over Weather

A government message to Commander Byrd urged a southward route due to adverse weather. The recommendation referenced the Paris route along the Brittany coast and contrasted with Byrd’s previously announced plan to follow the northern path near France.

London Aom Toray Renard Menomiare Am Advs Byrd Brittany France Tairdorreh Thamberlin

Geneva Conference Reaches Destroyer Agreement at Geneva

London report says a provisional naval accord on destroyers and destroyer flotilla leaders was agreed at Geneva. The communiqué notes submarine terms to follow and sets a 1200 ton displacement limit with 29 knot speed and 15 year service for destroyers.

London Geneva Exchange Telegraph

City Dedicates Cascade Park Pool With Ceremony

The new $29 000 pool in Cascade park was dedicated Wednesday with speeches from Ganas and local officials. A 45 piece Cleveland Rotary band led a parade from Fly park to Cascade park where hundreds watched swimming races and a formal dedication highlighted by Superintendent R C Maston. About $30,900 was raised through donations to fund the pool and its recreational role for city youth.

R C Maston Kiwanis Hehe City Peel

Newest Heroes in Honolulu Feted After Air Flight

Lieuts Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger, celebrated for conquering the Pacific in the first manned flight from the mainland to Hawaii, were feted in Honolulu. They described the 7 hour San Francisco to Honolulu trip and their experiences, then relaxed at the Royal Hawaiian. They recalled the safe landings and the first sight of Kauai as proof their feat succeeded.

Pasoral Wait Hand Hegenberger Walaiku Beach Willow Bell Bor Hawaian Borr Westland Decemberser Tanhog Army Hawaii Ther Farmy Corps Marrand Maitland Kauai Hawai Kauzi

Jury Returns Verdict for Defendants in Medina County Suit

A Medina county jury found in favor of county commissioners W B Richmond C D Murray and George Rhoads in a $3 0 19 damages suit by Adelaide Farmer of Cleveland tied to a 3 years ago Kalba road fall into Beaver Creek. The verdict followed an eight day trial before Judge Charles Benton in Ravenna. The defense plans appeal. The panel consisted of ten men and two women with Wedsworth foreman BW H bakhe.

Court of Common Pleas Cousty Richmond Murray iGeorge Rhoads Damaeres Adelaide Farmer Cleveland Tuaries Kalba Road Amberer Beaver Creek Medina County Charles Benton Ravenna Justican T Marshall Ohio Supreme Court W RB Thompson Juru Court of Appeala Miss Farmer BW H Bakhe Wedsworth

National Air Tour Planes Headed to New York from Boston

Twelve planes began the national air tour from Boston airport at 11 am, taking off at one minute intervals. The group aimed for New York for an overnight stop, continuing the 4900 mile competition route.

National Air Tour New York Boston Competante Jausner

Mrs Glazer Found Not Guilty in Cleveland Trial

Mrs Helen Schaeffer Glazer was cleared by a jury on the first ballot after a brief deliberation in Cleveland. She was accused in connection with the manner of her former husband’s second wife, Ida Glazer, but the jury returned the verdict quickly and she left the courtroom smiling.

Sulletin Cleveland Helen Schaeffer Glazer Ida Glazer

Army Air Program Tuned For Hawaii Flight

Army air program coverage notes a five year plan aimed at expanding air power. June 30 dispatch mentions Flight Manaod Heacuberger and a Hawaii assignment as part of the broader effort. Page 24 continuation referenced.

Tip Manaod-Heacuberger Hawaii Army

Byrd Flight Log Reports Transatlantic Progress and Fog

Log notes Commander Byrd’s aviation journey from Roosevelt Field to Cape Race with positions near Cape Cod and Yarmouth Nova Scotia. Entries describe gasoline pump issues, compass trouble, radio silence, landfall obscured by fog, and crew in good condition as the flight proceeds toward Ireland.

Urite Pree Byrd Roosevelt Feld Homerte Corinthia Bird Caps Cod Yarmouth Nova Scotia Rartto America Bedordova Scotia Brord Floyd Bennett Arm Brrd Sreatary Island Manretania Cape Rare New Foundland Chatham Kado Corporation of America Cape Race Fam Hamburg Trish Coast Berlin

Grotto Convention Opens With Mardi Gras Activities

Cleveland hosts 59 000 attendees starting sunrise to sunrise with a band contest and a round of work making events. Mardi Gras celebrations shift the third day toward public hall participation and committee reports. John H Cor of Cleveland to preside as general chairman unless changed.

Cleveland, O Clevelands Grotto Fsu Enversinment Icda Mardi Gras Hhe Su Ypreme Council John H Cor Cleveland Te Chasco Prand Mona Cn

Byrd in America Reaches French Coast Amid Uncertain Course

Paris reports Byrd and the crew reached near Ouessant and Brest as fog and strong winds hindered the final leg toward Paris. Beacons were prepared at Le Bourget to guide the aircraft if needed and officials arranged receptions after landing.

New York Richard Byrd America United Press France Byrd Ouesszant Island Brest Paris Iis le Bourget Charles Lindbergh Herbert Adams Gibbons Rodman Wanamaker Gibbons William Bainbrdge U. S. Naval Reserve Richard D. White Amercan United States Bainbridge American Aeronautical Association French Air Club Pans Continental Hotel Eugenie Tuileries Palace

Lorain County Days Merchandising Awards Car Ticket Draw

Flyrna merchants recently held Lorain County Days merchandising events and awarded a Falcon Knight automobile to the holder of ticket 399087. The ticket owner did not appear for the prize. The tenth ticket drawn was BV9S8T. First and second alternates were 616352 and 876469 respectively.

Flyrna Lorain County Jin Big

Miners Reject Ohio Operators Wage Proposal

G W Savage secretary of the Ohio miners announced the union would not accept the proposed wages from Ohio coal operators. The offered scale mirrors the November 1917 rates near five dollars per day, while the union seeks the Jacksonville scale with higher pay and an open shop if the new terms are not adopted by July 15.

Columbus G W Savage Ohio Miners Ohio Union Jacksonville Ines

Former Tate Solon Barred From Practice in Ohio Courts

Harold Deran a longtime Sandussy County Bar Association member and former state representative was permanently disbarred from practicing in Ohio courts by Judge H H Jewell of Delaware. The seven counts include professional misconduct involving moral turpitude and improper use of client funds. The Fremont trial occurred in May with Judge Jewell presiding.

Fremont Harold Deran Attorne Sandussy Dran Judgs Jewall

Sale of Bucyrus paper to R C Hoiles announced

Telegraph Forum owner J F Burke has sold the paper to R C Hoiles, owner of the Mansfield News and Lorain Times Herald. Announcement of the sale was made today through official Telegraph Forum channels.

Blcovals Telegraph Forum J. F. Burke Rc.hoiles Mansfield News Lorain

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