Cleveland youth Ross Conforto freed on partial fine suspension
Ross Conforto, 23, Cleveland Italian youth, was released from county jail after Mayor Hinkbon suspended $400 of his $750 liquor transportation fine. Patrolman Southam captured Conforto and Tom Notas after a half mile chase, with a Ford coupe and 21 gallons of liquor seized. Notas paid $200 and costs. Conforto paid $364.20 and time served.
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Ross Conforto
Clevelland
Southam
Cleveland
Hinkbon
Conforto
Corbett Southam
Tom Notas
Notas
Tascy
Conforio
Navy seaplane PN-9 breaks world endurance record
The all steel PN-9 seaplane maintained a record flight over the Delaware River between League Island naval yard and Wilmington, Delaware, surpassing the 1924 record by Lieut. F. W. Weed and J. Dam Price. Navy yard officials foresee entry in the San Francisco Honolulu flight next summer.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
League Island Navy Yard
Wilmington
Det
Navy Yard
F. W. Weed
J. Dam Price
Washington
Navy
San Francisco
American goods push into Latin American markets gains
The Department of Commerce notes rapid entry into natural markets for American products aided by quick action of commercial and industrial interests. Hoover aims to find outlets for surplus U S goods, with South America showing strong buying power and expansion potential for agricultural, manufactured, mineral and forest products valued at billions.
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America
R. P F. O'Toole
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Stock sale by CPS heed a success
Elyria residents bought 812 shares at 93 cents. campaign sold 12 028 shares in 10 days by 1500 employees. Fourth ownership drive, 4237 stockholders to 18000 total. Massillon led with 1654 shares. others include Sandusky Warren Lorain Mansfield Wooster Ashland Port Clinton.
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Elyria
J. B. Johnson
May Douglas
Maurine Struthers
H. Squires
A. L. Richwine
A. Lurkhart
R.H Flick
Johnson
Cleveland
Sandusky
Ashland
Massillon
Sandy
Warren
Loran
Mansfield
Wooster
al Hance
Port Clinton
Dual personality of slain surgeon sparks murder motive worries
Police probe into Dr Dillon reveals a split character trusted in St Louis society and as Washington University honorary, while fiancee Marie Addis and estranged wife ties surface. An arrest was expected imminently as detectives prepared to disclose new details within 24 hours.
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Bame
Slaim
St. Louis
Washington University
Dylan
Marie Addis
Herman G. C. Laynes
Boulay Granted Paving Authority With 42 Day Fund Allotment Window
The governor designated Boulay as acting over pavement choices for new road projects until a successor is appointed. For the 1925-26 biennium, highway funds will be available July 1, and Boulay has 42 days to allocate them. Gov said he did not comment on Athens protests over convict labor at the Roseville plant.
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Boulay
Athens
Roseville
Ridgeville High Dominates Triangular Track Meet
Ridgeville High School won the triangular field and track meet held in Ridgeville on Friday with strong showings by both boys and girls. Avon mounted a tight challenge for second while Belden finished third. Ridgeville swept most races as Avon claimed the weight throwing event and both Ridgeville squads captured jumping events.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Avon
Belden
Heiden
Reiden
Leap falls legman Cleveland man dies after fall
A man identified as Adam Peterson leapt from a second story to the pavement during an arrest for violating city law. He broke a leg, was taken to city hospital, and will face trial after recovery. Police found a still and a gallon of homemade whiskey at his home. A hog shortage and higher hog prices threaten the packing industry, said Thomas E Wilson of Wilson and Company.
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Leap Falls
Legger
Cleveland
Adam Peterson
Peterson
City Hospital
Willl
New York
Thomas
E. Wilson
Chicago
Wilson and Company
Dr W Seaman Bambridge Honored Abroad in Paris
Dr W Seaman Bambridge of New York City, dubbed the medical ambassador of the United States, received multiple honors in Paris. He is recognized abroad for his wartime medical work with the Red Cross and autres distinctions from Il Cercle International.
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W Seaman Bambridur
New York City
United States
Pars
Il Cercle Interale
Retired Miner Drowns In Salineville Pond
In Salineville on May 2 William Beckwith a 70 year old retired coal miner was found drowned after falling into a ten foot pond near an abandoned strip area. Efforts to revive him failed. Beckwith a widower leaves two sons.
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Salineville
William Beckwith
Berkwith
Beckwith
Bank of France governor reappointment rumors falter
Paris May 2 Petit Blen says M Robinson would stand again as governor after disputes with France Minister Callan, a claim not confirmed by the Bank of France. The report appears unverified amid tensions in Paris and official silence.
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Paris
Petit Blen
Bank of France
M. Robinson
France
Callan
Farm life tales and student career notes across regions
A rural farmer worries over chores while his wife ensures no loss on the farm. A child prays at night and a boy's sleep replaces prayer. A motorist jokes about a cylinder while knees reveal the truth. Missouri teachers receive Hawaii island assignments for summer study. University students report monthly expenses of about 66 dollars. Miss Lindsley, ranger in Yellowstone, is uniquely born in the park. Balt imore teacher seeks name change to avoid mispronunciation in class.
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Marguerite Lindsley
University of Pennsylvania
Yellowstone National Park
Neighbors nominate Francisca Lopez for bravery medal
Francisca Lopez is proposed for a bravery medal after she rescued two children by throwing them to safety from a blazing house window. The event occurred in Madrid on May 2 as neighbors supported the nomination.
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Madrid
Francisca Lopez
Real Estate Transfers and a Student Astronomer
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances in Lorain Elyria and nearby towns with prices from four hundred to six thousand dollars. A separate note profiles Joseph Caldwell a blind sophomore studying astronomy at the University of Michigan and notes the rarity of blind students in astronomy.
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Joseph Caldwell
University of Michigan
Caldwell
Y gym packed for final circus
The Y M C A gymnasium was packed last night for the Bungling Brothers and Sore paughs Combined Circus final agg, drawing about 1,100 attendees over two nights. Leaders Roy Hudson, Jack Siekkinen, William McClellan, Gerald Hultz, and Robert Goacher earned praise for organizing the show with support from Kiwanis, Rotary, Friendship club, and American Legion.
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Hmit
Bungling Brothers
Roy Hudson
Jack Siekkinen
William O. McClellan
Gerald Hultz
Robert Goacher
Kiwanis Club
Rotary C Tub
Friendship Club of the
W.C. A
The
American Legion
Roscoe Kaufman
Magician Studt
Chronicle-Telegram
Hoag
Blue Ribbon
Erie Chapman
Oliver Burns
Bet Back to Nature Pastors Urges
Rev F E Eastman of Amherst spoke on wild game hunting and camping in Quebec at the First Methodist church. About 200 to 300 attended as he urged getting back to nature to strengthen faith and aid a church window fund with the lecture proceeds.
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Black
Ilyria
F. E. Eastman
Amherst
Eastman
Qubec
Canada
First Methodist Church
Campefe
Collett Beats Tolley Twice In Storepo ges Tourney
Miss Glenna Collett former American Woman golf champion had a gala day in the men and women’s tourney at Storepo ges. She defeated Great Britain’s Cyril Tolley one up in the afternoon after beating Tolley two up in the morning. Collett teamed with Joyce Wethered in the morning foursome.
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Storepoges
Eng
Glenna Collett
Great Britain
Cyril Tolley
Tolley
E F. Storey
Miss Collett
Joyce Wethered
Markets snapshot from Cleveland and district produce prices
Market notes list prices for butter eggs oleo cheese poultry fruits vegetables and more. Items include butter 44 1 2 46 1 2. eggs 31 30 28. cheese 27 28. poultry fowls 31 32 roosters 17 18 broilers 60 65 ducks 28 30 geese 18 22. apples 5 75 6 00. strawberries 3 75 550 per crate. beans navy 15. cabbage 2 35 2 50. potatoes new 5 76. sweet potatoes 2 60 2 75. tomatoes 7 00 8 00. onions 1 80 1 85. cucumbers 2 00 3 50 per box.
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Ohio
York State
Livestock Markets Report From Cleveland Area
Stock market notes receipts and prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep with steady or slightly lower trends. Prices listed for steers heifers bulls cows calves and hogs along with an exchange offer for farm acreage in the county and a Lorain house listing. Box 102 Chronicle Telegram.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Former Associate of Rev Jones Presents Proof of Reports
Rev D C G Martin a former associate pastor with Rev T Howard Jones at Peoples Church Lorain Ohio today produced a letter supporting reports that the Iowa Conference of Un denominational Churches will investigate alleged charges against Rev Jones The letter argues an investigating committee will be appointed including one person from Lorain one from Akron and two or three others Rev Jones will receive a fair impartial trial according to the letter
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H. F. Risse
Hubbard
Lorain
Akron
Scramble of Office Seekers for New Club’s Favor
A scramble of politicians to obtain the endorsement of Lorain Italians is predicted after the organization of an Italian-American Political Club here last night. The club plans a mass meeting soon where candidates for offices will be endorsed.
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Lorain
Stolen Bicycles Reported and Local Police Blotter Items
Reports show two bicycles stolen from local locations. Calyn Ogle at 307 Huron Street and George Moody at 524 North Street are the victims. Parking fines, auto collisions, divorce pleading details, contempt citation, a wandering drunk, and a child finger injury are also noted in the police blotter.
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Polee
Calyn Ogle
Huron Street
Carver
Chronicle-Telegram
Gates School
George Moody
North Street
M.ca
Spain cannot gain in Morocco says Primo de Rivera
Seville dispatch reports General Primo de Rivera head of the Spanish directory declares Spain will gain no economic benefit from Morocco and that decades of costly effort in the region are folly. Also reports heavy rains flood Flanders fields forcing farmer evacuations and Lys river at high level since 1894. Princess Royal recovering from a severe gastric hemorrhage in London.
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London
Spain
Morocco
Primo de Rivera
Seville
Times
Lille
France
Flanders
Lys
Princess Royal
King George
Queen Victoria
Balloons Race from Rosecrans Field Amid Reports Slow
National elimination balloon race started from Rosecrans field with crews from First Army Second Army Goodyear 1H St Joseph Optimist Club Detroit and others. A net defect and a gas scare delayed two balloons and pilots hope to drop telegrams once over Missouri or Northern Arkansas as weather remains clear with a west to northwest wind.
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ST. Joseph
Bayza
Rosecrans Field
Army
Maurice Smith
W. J. Paul
W. J. Flood
Haynie McCormick
Goodyear
S. W. T. Vanorman
C. W Wollam
Joseph Optimist Club
H. E. Honeywell
Harry Preston
Detroit
Herbert V. Aden
Wm. C. Naylor
R. E. O'Neill
Naylor
W.S. Willard
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
W.S Belden
U. S
Jimer Willard
Belden
St. Louis
Memphia
Springfield
State Briefs from Bucyrus and Defiance
In Bucyrus Harold Nussbaum, son of Mr and Mrs Nussbaum, suffered a fractured skull after being thrown from a horse of the 135th field artillery medical unit where he led exercise duties. In Defiance Dr Edward Increase Bosworth will deliver the Defiance College commencement address to the graduating class on June 10.
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Bucyrus
Harold Nussbaum
Defiance
Edward Increase Bosworth
Defiance College
Mrs Wilhelmy Saved by Friend Highlights Health Return
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul Minnesota recounts a dramatic turnaround after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She suffered overwork poor appetite and insomnia before the remedy restored strength weight and sleep.
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Lydia Pinkham
St. Paul
Minn
Irene
Lydia
Pinkham
Benet
Mary Wilkelmy
Duke Street
St. Paul, Minnesota
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Sheffield Land Co
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Majestic Realty Co
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Cross
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Toledo
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