Aviators Have Trouble Over Flight Week End Losses
Weather and mechanical failures hindered American fliers over a weekend. Five men died when a plane stalled at 50 feet in Diezo Sundey. three injured near Collingswood New Jersey. Others pursued unannounced routes and cross country flights amid delays and wind hazards affecting plans from Lind to Levine and Contex to Gosbel.
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Amore American Fliers
Diezo Sundey
Air Control Board
Collingswood
A. Lind
Washington
Lola
New York
Evanceine Lindbergh
Buffalo
Detroit
Boston
Charles A. Levine
Curnes Field
L. A
Hird
Arthur Cr. Fiophel
California
Tyawai
Sumner
Deston
Onio
San Francisco
Gosbel
Japan
Dieudonne Contex
Joseph
Lebrix
Chicago
Trans Pacific Flier Lands At Dayton
Dayton reports aircraft executive Goebel lands at Wright Field after Pacific flight from Washington aided by Ernest Robinson of Fairchild Aviation and Miss Vir Emrich. They plan to ship the plane to San Francisco for dismantling and Japan-bound use as part of an Orient aviation campaign. Refueling underway and joined by accompanying entourage.
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Dayton
Goebel
trans-Pacific
Wright Field
Ernest Robinson
Fairchilds Avia Hon Company
Mise Vir. Robinson
Wad A. m
John Phils
Prank Philips of Articrie
Wila
Wits
Paci
St. Louis
San Francicn
Japan
Cn Orient
Robinson
Pesan
Fire damages Scher-Hirst Co clothing plant
Incendiary theory possible after marks near a door at the Scher-Hirst Co plant on Clark street. Fire started in rags and clothing at the rear and damaged clothing racks tables and machines. Firefighters from No.2 and Squad No.1 battled the blaze. Officials investigate loss and cause.
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Scher-Hirst Co
Clark Street
WN. Bates
Scher- Hirst
Fnegir No. 2
Squad No. 1
Squad Co. 1
Thames
Abbey Road
Huron Street
Elyrians Again Respond to Aid for Destitute Families
Elyrians mount a vigorous relief effort for striking mine families aided by the First Methodist Episcopal Church the Central Labor Union and the American Legion. Donations of food clothing and money pour in with truckloads planned to depart for the scene from local churches and merchants. Contributions continue as citizens contact local agencies for help.
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Episcopal
Central Labor Union
Dis
Pirin
Lezion
Lator Union Tare
Wiliam Green
Eries H. Ottre Ua
Sion
Coid
Trark Road
Rosp
Elyria
Pomona Grange Meeting at Ridgeville Highlights
The Lorain County Pomona Grange met at Ridgeville on March 2 with many members present. A program featured talks on Feeding Sweet Clover, musical numbers, and the play The Inheritance, with congratulatory gestures for new parents and plans for a Mother and Children's Day program in May at Wellington.
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Ridesville
Lorain County
Pomona
Murr
Carlisle
Siv
Raiz Coun Grange
Kamuad Withee
Mmoetner
Babe
Witheck
Porcana
George
Hickory Tree Grane
Grange Orchestra
J.T Nennel
Grafton
America
the Beautiful
Pomena
O. H. Lurian
Brownhelm
Leimboeh
Violet Swartz
Ifford
Ridgestile
Frank
Constance Bartler
Acme Anges
Eldred
L. Wickothe
Henry
H. Dirlan
Huntington
B. J. Reis
North Elyria
R. J. Palmerfield
O. B. Phelps
Wellington
Grange
Mrs. Heacock
Ridgeville Grance
Frank Mason
Rankin Secures 10000 In Fines
O E Rankin state prohibition inspector reported February actions including 14 liquor law cases, 12 convictions, 4 transporters seized, and 2% inspections after starting February 17 due to illness. Separate dispatch from Edenton Quebec notes fire damage of 8000 pounds destroying three homes a post office building and a blacksmith shop near Cincinnati.
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O. E. Rankin
Rankin
Cincinnati
Post Ofice
Edenton
Political Battle in Brief on Prohibition and 1924 Ticket
Bishop James Cannon of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urged a dry presidential candidate and blamed Governor Smith of New York and Governor Ritchie of Maryland for weakening prohibition. Victor Murdock, 1912 Progressive chairman, predicted Dawes as Republican nominee and Vic Donahey as Democratic nominee.
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James Cannon
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Smith
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
Victor Murdock
Progressive Party
Dawes
Republicans
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Premocrats
Coroner Reveals Lorain Woman Died From Glass Wound
County Coroner Myles Perry reports Edna Moore, 25, of Vine Avenue Lorain, died from a glass splinter wound after a fall in a neighbor’s apartment. Autopsy shows four glass fragments about an inch long caused the wound. police questioned four locals but released them.
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Myles Perry
Lora
Perry
Edna Moore
Sife
Vine Avenue
Lorain
Corossi Perry
Lerain
Percy
Woman Shot In Holdup In Cleveland
Cleveland reports a shooting during a Sunday holdup at a drug store. Mrs Ruth Tiar Polk 19 and Sam Carcoine 24 were wounded as the thief ordered Polk to raise his hands and Polk fired back. Cardoni later sought hospital treatment. police hold another man who admits being with the group. A separate note says ship Dorothy bound from Kinsdale Virginia to Wilmington Delaware is missing.
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Cleveland
Marsh
Ruth Ta ¥ Iar Polk
Joseph Polk
Sam Carcoine
Polk Iz
St. Luke's Hospital
Carolone
Polk
Holden
Cardoni
Charity Hospital
Central Police
Washington
Dorothy
Kindsdale
Wilmington
Deal
Coast Guard
Kinsdale
Chesapeake Canal
Equity Clots Rush Through Court In New Rule
The county common pleas court adopted a new equity ruling by Judges Webber and Thompson. Beginning with the first Saturday of each month, assignment commissioners deliver a list of cases in default or lacking service. judges will issue judgments or set trial dates to quicken disposal. The change aims to accelerate old equity matters and extend time on call as needed.
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County Common Pleas Court
A. FR. Webber
W. H. Thosudson
Webber
Chronicle-Telegram
Trompson
Ohio
Jequity Court Room
Burglar Ransacks Princeton Ave Home
Dr C O Faster’s residence at 203 Princeton Avenue was entered Sunday. The thief ransacked drawers but stole only four to five dollars in a small black bag. Dr Jaster alerted police but the burglar, entering via a rear window, was not captured. A transient seen nearby is suspected.
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C. O
Princeton
Jaster
Peohes
Grand Jury Sets Second Session in County Court
Justice courts report the Lerain Municipal Court and Flyria Mayor council announce the grand jury meets Tuesday at 3 am in the county courthouse for its second session. No homicide cases are expected. burglary and grand larceny dominate docket as proceedings may run through Thursday.
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Justice Courts
Lerain Diunicipal Court
Wmayor
Couyvl
Flyria
Cour Grand Jury
Commissioners Approve Damages for Sheep Killed by Dogs
Lorain county commissioners at the quarterly meeting approved 690 in damages for sheep killed by dogs during the past three months. The claim will be paid from the dog license funds.
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Lorain County
Congress Today House Considers Calendar Bills
Congress today sees the House weighing calendar bills while the Agriculture committee debates farm relief measures in executive session. The Merchant Marine committee continues shipping hearings as the Senate debates the Norris Muscle Shoals bill and Senator Wagner of North Dakota speaks on unemployment.
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House
Agriculture Committee
Merchant Marine Committee
Senate
Wagner
Dem
Lorain County Farm Bureau Adds 58 Members in February
Lorain County Farm Bureau gained 58 members in February announced by C F Rowland. The year’s total adds up to 65 new members for Lorain County Farm Bureau. William Caskey of Oberlin serves as president with W Day of Brighton as vice president. Roscoe Campbell of Pittsfield is secretary and Charles Wales of Columbia is treasurer.
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Lorain County
Big Spring Style Show to Be Held at Rialto Theatre
A large spring fashion event will take place at the Rialto Theatre on March 12 and 15 starting at 7:15 p.m. Local merchants provide garments and displays with a program of music and dance acts by city talent. The show features five women’s wear stores, seven men’s clothing shops, two millineries, and six shoe stores with elaborate stage settings from local florists.
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Fisra
Itialto
el Ra
Tv:be
Evweid Production Co
Newark
Ohio
Ifi
Peerh OW
Taxable status of annuities left in wills ruled by court
The Supreme Court rules that annuities bequeathed in wills are taxable as income under federal law. The Pennsylvania case involved a bequest from Andrew Carnegie and affected Cora B. Beatty who inherited 5000 pounds annually from her husband John W. Beatty. Chief Justice Taft did not participate.
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Washington
Marvel
Vos Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Andrew ‘Carnegie
Taft
Curnegie
Althhough
Cora B. Beatty
John W. Beatty
Son Of Rubber Magnate Dies
Aaron Ohio report states C Seiberling Jr 31 son of W I Seiberling vice president of Seiberling Rubber Co died at home Akron from a cold. He traveled to western plains and tropical rubber growing regions during the war and returned to work as a rubber broker.
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Aaron
C. Seiberling, Jr
W. Iling
Seiberling Rubber Co
F. A. Seiberling
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Seiberling
Irva
Akron
House tobage bill this week in Congress debates
The House and Senate Agriculture Committees prepare executive sessions to decide on farm relief. McNary Haugen bill under discussion with potential changes to meet administration objections. Haugen seeks early House consideration while Democrats oppose a form shortening the session. debate over power distribution and veto risks for a radio bill loom ahead.
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Congress
Agric
Tee Senate Agriniture Comritics
McNars-Haugen
Coohdse
Haugen W
Aleeacy Wation
Betau
House
Norris Senate
New York
Coolidre
Senate
Bookkeeper Assaults Stir Coal Region Tension
Thobert Shores a 69 year old bookkeeper for Bernice Coal Co Steubenville is hospitalized with a fractured jaw and internal injuries after eight armed men attacked him while his car stalled near Unionvale. His companion James Buckbee and son John Buckbee survived as the elder was assaulted. The assault follows a wave of miner troubles reported to Sheriff Walham Allison. Coal towns Wolf Dun Glen Ken Rabies Quiet today despite mine restarts at Warner colonies Yourneshens Ohio Wheels and Lake brig coal firms.
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Steubenville
Thobert Shores
Bernice Coal Co
Steuben Siile
al Waller Hospital
Walham Allison Duriss
Shores
James Buckbee
John Buckbee
Dillonvale
Buckher
Wolf Dun Glen
Ken
Warner Colonies
Yourneshens
Ohio and
Wheels and
Lake Brig
Streetcar fare hike proposed by Lake Electric Railway
Warena Lomas reports the Lake Electric Railway Co. may raise streetcar fares citing higher operating costs over recent years. President FL Coen asked for a meeting with city officials and other company leaders to discuss the proposed increase.
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Lomas
Warena
Lorain Street
Dan
Mater Jo F Standen
City Couneil
W. Coen
Lake Electric Railway Co
Loran
Coen
Corr
Madiie
Sire
Inventor plans rocket flight to Venus from Miami Beach
Ohio inventor Robert Condit, 30, postponed his Venus rocket flight but shared outline plans. He aims to launch only in perfect conditions using a powerful explosive lift device and a periscope to locate a meteor stream guiding the trip to Venus with a return to Miami Beach within days.
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Miami
Beach
Fla
Robert Candit
Ohio
Venus
Condit
Earth
Florida
Mismii Beach
Velma West Faces Plea in Murder Case in Paineville
Velma West prepared to plead guilty to second degree murder in the death of her husband T Edward West. Prosecutors push first degree murder with death penalty possible, claiming premeditation supported by an eight page statement from Mabel Young. Court delays and motions loom as defense seeks self defense and suppression challenges.
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Painesville
Velma West
T. Edward West
Velma
J. D. Barnes
Seth Paulin
Homer Harper
Cleveland
Paulin
Harper
Mabel Young
Barnes
Francis Poulson
George W. Heil
Richard Bostwick
Poulson
Ming
West
Ed. Rasmussen
Lorain Major Honored for Fire Department Aid
Lorain’s Major James AX Hewitt received a morning letter from F. M. Oyeas praising the Elsha fire department for responding quickly to a blaze at Fahne Lac. The author credited the department with preventing greater damage to a block between Sixth and Souls.
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Lorain
James AX. Hewitt
Slot Machines Gone In County Rural Districts
County Sheriff G. Mathews reports no slot machines operating in Lorain county rural districts after a thorough survey Saturday night. Final countywide results pending for Elyria and Lorain. Toledo banker James M. Morgan dies in cliff plunge near Pineville Kentucky. body returned to Toledo.
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Hating
Bk. G. Mathews
Lorain County
Mathews
Elyria
Lorata
Toledo
Alto
Pineville
James M. Morgan
Liquor Case Postponed in Avon Lake Proceedings
The case of Romer Moore for illegal possession is adjourned at the request of defense counsel Altorner Myers. State Prohibition officials Rankin arrested Uriga in a raid and the defendant pled mortality with a $20 bond. Postponed until Monday March 12 due to attorney absence. Harry A Shanley of Forest County files candidacy for governor.
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Altorner Myers
Romer Moore
Avon Lake
Justice 8
J. George
State Prohibition Respectors& Rankin
Urig
George
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