Believed United States goal of mystery flight
Reported in London and Cranwell that Captain Walter Hinchcliffe with a Stinson monoplane loaded for a 3000 mile trans Atlantic flight vanished after takeoff and was seen heading west from Ireland toward North America. Passengers included a dressed as male, with Elsie Mackay linked to a separate proposed flight.
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London
Walter Pinehhiffe
North America
Hinchbtfe
Cranwell Airbone
England
Jim
Hinchchiffe
Mizzenhead
Ireland
Elsie Mackay
Lord Theheane
Uinehliffe
Cranwell
Welter
Lisbon
Dudeaux
E London Express
Vinek
Elsie the Dawr
Intheane
Atlantic
United States
Granwell
Hineh 4
Pilk Atlantic
Hinchlite
Ce Wien
Lady Carbery Involved As Plane Crashes In South Africa
The report says Lady Carbery, wife of Lord Carbery, and Cowie were aboard a long distance flight from London to South Africa when the aircraft crashed near the airfield. All on board were killed. The crash occurred last night with witnesses noting the accident at the site.
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Natrobs
South Africa
Waren Ts.t.ads Carbeny
Lord Carbery
United States
Cow
Jnha
Dent
Lady Carbers
London
Donahey Seeks Penitentiary Guard Reform in Ohio
Governor Donahey plans an early conference with Warden Thom as and welfare director John Harper to reorganize the Ohio Penitentiary guard system. Proposals include new uniforms and shortened eight hour shifts, plus potential hires to form three eight hour shifts. Current pay ranges from 100 to 120 dollars monthly by year.
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Donahey
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
P. FE. Thomas
Penitentiary and Welfare
John E. Harper
Trials Set Tomorrow for Eleven Defendants
Criminal trials for eleven men who pleaded not guilty to the Vhtur errand jury indictment charges will begin tomorrow at 4 a.m. before Judge A. R. Webber. The start time was moved back from this morning.
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A. R. Webber
Sheffield Lake Land Dispute Heads to Court
A land dispute between Mizpn Country Club and the village of Sheffield Lake reached common pleas court yesterday. The club sought an injunction to bar the village from trespassing on its property and asked the court to declare the village's claimed land as invalid.
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Mizpn Country Club
Sheffield Lake
Country Club
Common Pleas
Sheriff Initiates One-Light Car Clean Up Drive
County sheriff orders a one-light car cleanup to curb violations. Three violators are fined for improper taillight displays and street violations. Officers enforce the law before sunrise, with warnings and fines up to two dollars for certain offenses.
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Apt. George
Lng
Sherif
Cine
Tia
Mathews
Ohio coal industry crippled by rate conflicts and UMWA stalemate
Ohio coal operators chief H Robins told a Senate committee that prohibitive freight rates and the United Mine Workers refusal to arbitrate have crushed the bituminous sector. He accused union leaders of arrogance and urged legislation to back consolidation and a centralized marketing system to ease distress.
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Hington
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
H. Robins
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Senate Inter-State
WS Constit 5
Hiv
Reir
Hames i Ohi
Robbins
Wever
Burns Fatal To School Girl
Grace Hamman aged 11, a Plain City High School pupil, died from kerosene burns suffered while trying to light a fire at home. She was taken to a local hospital where her burns proved fatal.
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Columbus
Grace Hamman
Plain Cit
Cleveland Weather Forecaster Eben H W Emery Dies
Cleveland weather forecaster Eben H W Emery, 68, died at Charity hospital after a sudden stroke on Monday night. A fall in his yard Sunday is believed to have contributed to the stroke.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, Q
Cleveland Today
Eben HW. Emery
Charity Hospital
Seaman Battles Elements For Nine Hours
Marblehead resident Dark Barney battled ice and weather for nine hours after leaving Keller Island on Monday. He endured exposure and exhaustion before reaching shore near his home.
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Seaman
Marblehead
Keller's Island
Dark Barney
Kell Island
Sandus
Owas
Home
Butler Mellon Case Dragged Before Committee
Maren Serliesy of the AMS Latier, chairman of the Republican Wa sonal omni, testified before the senate at Wil, mentioning former chairman Butler Mellon. The witness described a scheme to use bonds and fake signatures, with Mellon denying involvement and stating he did not want a jury to see a conspiracy.
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Maren
Serliesy Ams Latier
Fareasury Mellon
Builer
Hass
Wil Ha
Republican “National
Pleads Guilty and Fined in Rambling Device Case
J A Steers of Brownhels was fined 50 in costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to operating a rambling device. The jail term was suspended for good behavior. Steffens had been indicted by the grand jury and pleaded not guilty, then altered his plea before the judge.
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J. A. Steers
Brownhels
A. KR. Web
Steffens
Srand
Mac Salty
Moetnins
Judea
Massive Mount Serrat Landslide Roars Into Santos Brazil
A catastrophic landslide from Mont Serrat struck a working district in Santos, Brazil, burying homes under hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of rock and soil. Officials report dozens of confirmed deaths with fears of higher toll as days pass and rescue efforts continue amid heavy rains.
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Santos
Brazil
Mount Serrat
Mont Serrat
Jescus
Democratic and GOP moves in national nomination race
Bepotts says New York Democrats unite with Anti Saloon League to oppose Governor Smith. California sees Walsh and Reed entering Democratic primaries as Smith contends. New Hampshire votes for delegates while Smith Hoover camps gain backing. Lowden supporters discuss Maryland ballot entry. Missouri delegates split for Lawden with two uninstructed. Montana DNC says Smith tops Democratic field. RNC official notes western support for Hoover.
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Bepotts
New York
Democratic Committee
Anti-Saloon League
Alfred E. Smith
California
Thomas J. Walsh
James A. Reed
Agiui
Smith
New Hampshire
Werbert Hoover
Missouri
Pras O. Lawden
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
San Francisco
Governor Smith
Whitfield’s Body Taken to Cleveland
Unclear OCR report states Whitfield’s body was moved to Cleveland and placed in care. References to a penitentiary official and warden mention arrangements for funeral and further processing in Cleveland.
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Whitfield
Cleveland
Spring Style Revue Delights at Rialto Theatre
The first night of the Spring Style Revue at Rialto Theatre drew a full house under the Merchants Division of the Elvira Board of Trade. A chorus from State Show opened, with Maurice Strohmeier directing. Local men modeled upcoming Season fashions to an ovation, and furniture and flowers were supplied by local businesses.
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Rialto Theatre
Eivria Board of Trade
Cane
Maurice "Strohmeier
Bill Struch
Conrad Barsch
Kroeil
Elverta
Iso. L. Covisica
Pase
Col Jett flies from Curtiss Field to Breckenridge
Col Charles A Jett takes off from Curtiss Field in a Ryan monoplane at 12 50 aiming for Breckenridge. The report notes arrival status and destination as read from field records.
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Curtiss Field
Charles A Jett
Ryan
Aecany Breckenridge
Injuries Sought After Car Crash In Wakeman Incident
Oran Cana of Elyrian seeks 15000 dollars in the common pleas court claiming injuries from a late fall accident on Route 82 near Wake man. The suit names Mrs Conn and her husband as riders when a car driven by Galen Caoles collided, causing permanent injuries.
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Oran Cana
Lex Dandel
Common Pleas Cours
T. ©. Canter
Tongford
Elsha
Cold Wave To Begin Tomorrow In Ohio And Midwest
A brief weather notice reports a warm spell ending with rain today and a rapid drop in temperature expected tomorrow across Ohio and the middle west. The U S Weather Bureau warns of rain and cold enough to curb spring fever.
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Columbus
Ohin
Middle West
U.S
Santa Clara River Flood Devastates Seven Towns and Dam
Flood waters from a mountain reservoir collapse devastates California towns along the Santa Clara River. Death toll rises toward 200 with millions in property damage and the Los Angeles Aqueduct dam destroyed. Homes swept away, bridges wiped out, and communications crippled across Newhall Fillmore Saugus Piru Santa Paula and Camarillo.
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Santa Clara River
Los Angeles
Mar
Santa Clara
Pacific Coast
United Press
Cal
St. Francis
Los Angeles Aqueduct
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