Bungling Bros and Sorepaugh Circus Opens to Mammoth Crowds
Mammoth crowds greet the opening show of Bungling Bros and Sorepaugh's famed circus at the MC A Last night. Officials expect larger crowds tonight as the first annual performance showcases local talent and top acts from juggling to trained animals under Wayne Weber and the Elyria High School band.
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Bungling Bros. and
Sorepaugh
Kargeet
Bongling Bros
Mammoth Circus
Eveo Rarger
Cubis City
Lawrence Webber
Elyria High School
Erre D Chaprman
C.S. Kelsey
W. L Vaurbn
Terrorizing Flight Scare Hits Steubenville Crowd
Citizens along the Ohio River recount an air raid scare as a lone airplane swooped near ground level over business streets and toward students. Police officer John Athener, among those chased, drew his revolver but hesitated, unsure if the pilot was an army flyer. Identity of the aircraft remains unestablished.
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Steubenville
Verizon
Ohio River
John Athener
Chicago Kidnappings Linked to Crime Ring Amid Ransom Saga
Police traced two kidnapped men linked to real estate interests and a Chicago gang ring. Joseph Martus, with a criminal past, and accomplice David Berman were confronted by Detective John Cordes. Marcus fired at the officer and was shot by a motorcycle cop. Berman named Charles Kraemer, a Chicago suspect, and Mrs. Mars Goldberg was later arrested. families reported a $49,000 ransom for the men’s return. Detectives disclosed little about the men’s fate and the apartment where they were found.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Scharlin
Jacob
Joseph Martus
David Berman
John Cordes
Marcus
Montreal
Berman
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Charles Kraemer
Kraemer
Mars Goldberg
Taylor
Europe geography quiz prompts for classified page
A scrambled quiz item asks ten questions about European geography including the largest islands, Arctic borders, Jutland formation, bordering countries, and latitudinal comparisons. The fragment mentions Sweden Norway Denmark and vague regional prompts with unclear punctuation and incomplete clues.
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Europe
Sweden
Arctic Ocean
Jutland
Norwas
Nice
Ber
Woman Fined for Interfering With Officer
Mrs Mary Pielak aged 36 was fined in police court for interfering with an officer during a March night search near 36th and West River streets. She reportedly struck at officers with a milk bottle and pleaded guilty, with the mayor warning of maximum penalties on future offenses.
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Mary Pielak
West River
Pielak
Prohibition
Pielakhom
More Air Plea From Booth At Roanoke Hospital
Roanoke May 6 Walter L Booth an 18 year old farm boy lies in a Roanoke hospital after 15 days with collapsed lungs He pleads for more air as friends repeatedly pump his arms for breath Doctors note diminishing hope but do not rule out further treatment as the patient remains paralyzed and hopeful of relief.
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Roanoke
Wiece
Walter L. Booth
Brutal Treatment Reported After Fire at Kamchatka Factory
Survivors arriving from Vladivostok described a deadly fire at a Kamchatska Soviet Russia shale factory killing 26 Japanese and wounding 51. Passengers said police brutality followed the blaze and that Japanese nationals were burned and beaten during the incident.
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Hianveal On
Sapaa
Mas
Kam
Kamichatka
Siberi Coass
Vladiynstok
L5- Kam
Levee Work Races to Stem Mississippi Flood Threat
In Louisiana and nearby, crews plus refugees labor on river walls with capitalists and convicts among those building the dike at Pineville across from Alexandria as flood waters rise to record levels. Red Cross relief fund tops 2.813 million as aid targets extend across the south.
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Pineville
Alexandria
Indictments Mention ER, Railroads And Anthracite Beer Co
Joseph Karp of the ER and L Iver and Metal Co figure in indictments. Jacob Israel Emil Fisher and Joe Farinacci named as accused directors. Former Senator Delahanty questioned but not indicted. Anthracite Beer Co. sold real beer in Scranton via Lauchran’s porters. Shipment seized in Cleveland for 3271 dollars.
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Joseph Karp
L Iver and Metal Co
Jacob Israel
Emil Fisher
Joe Farinacci
Ciivet
Peer d Dutors
Delahantys Gane
Atlanta
Anthracite Beer Co
Scranton
Lau
Local court fines for running red light and truck collision
Athaas George was fined $1 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to driving against a red light at Ludlow and Broad streets. A Broad Street truck was damaged when a car driven by W F Orbison hit it. Orbison agreed to pay damages. A Lorain jury verdict awarding $10,000 to Mrs Mebbacen Williams against the city was set aside by Judge Webber, with a $50 to $60 settlement option offered and a May 23 decision deadline.
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Wan
HED Light Athaas
George
Taste
Wraffe
Lud
2Nd Broad Streets
Broad ST
Broad Street
W F Orbison
Brinkerhauf Avenue
Mansfield
Orbison
Palmer
Stra. Mebbacen Willams
Lorain
A R. Webber
Boys Fail In Attempt To Break Street Light
A group of boys testing their marksmanship on Hazel and West River streets last night abandoned their target when police arrived. The shot was off target and no damage reported.
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Hazel
West River Streets
Polles
Board of Trade Seeks Settlement in Gas Rate Dispute
A City of Connell council meeting, spurred by a Board of Trade letter, explored urging the gas company to settle the rate controversy. Participants included Mrs Anna Kennedy and Mrs Tda Wingard for Connell, D A Myers, Harver Chener, and Board of Trade committee members. The discussion yielded no recommendations, as officials favored a fair, broad settlement rather than an individual agreement.
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Board of Trade
Cas
Council
Cononell
Connell
Anna Kennedy
Tda Wingard
Gir
D. A. Myers
Harver Chener
Louis Ighauer
Max Goldstein
Art Robinson
Dan B. Symons
F. Miller
B. Feltow
E. J
Fasco
Amgani
Rammitiere Vynoinsis
Aifer
Comneils
Cali
Auyous
Mikaut Duey Sosciderstie
My Myers
TEE
BRS
Cabinet members visit Cleveland South for Mississippi relief talks
Two members of President Coolidge's cabinet arrived in Vicksburg for conferences on relief measures rehabilitation and Mississippi flood control. Secretary Hoover and War Secretary Davis met regional and district leaders including Red Cross director Schaeffer flood relief chief Frasby and Colonel Exner as plans progress for river protection and relief efforts.
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Vicksberg
Crpiners
John IL. Lee
Washinster
Eoger Jadwie
Mississippi
Mississippi River Commission
New York Bank Messenger Berman Reported Kidnapped
Jules Berman, 37, messenger for Taylor Bates and Co brokers, vanished with negotiable certificates and claims two bandits abducted him in the financial district. He described being freed, fed coffee and cake, and later surrendered at West Chester police. He is married with two children in the Bronx and worked part time at sixty cents an hour.
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New York
Jules Bermaan
Berman
Bronx
Donahey Vetoes Meaningless Budget Bill
Governor Vic Donahey vetoed the Lewis budget amendment calling it meaningless political back-passing. He argued three fourths of expenditures cover wards care in institutions, education, and highways, and warned the state faces a deficit of about 26.6 million if all pending appropriations are spent.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Lewis
Lugless
Continued trial testimony in Ruth Snyder case at police action
The transcript shows attorney Donna Wallace questioning Gray about the murder of Albert Snovner and the alleged influence of Ruth Snyder. Testimony discussed dazed behavior, intent, and whether Snyder’s presence affected Gray’s actions. The jury sessions were to resume Monday with a Saturday session possible.
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Donna Wallace
Ruth Snider
Justice Secudder
Snyder
Wallace
Esse
Waldorfstoria
Albert Snovner
Gray
Snider
Graf
Abs
Women’s clubs consider leaving federation over dues
Marion Ohio May 6 federation leaders admitted some clubs may withdraw from the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs over fifty cent per capita dues adopted at the convention. Officials expect most clubs will rejoin soon and note thirty six states already have per capita dues. Former president Mrs Addison F Broomwall of Troy said delegates could not predict actions of their clubs.
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Marion. O
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Addison F. Broomwall
Troy
Ohio to Probe Fish Wardens Cash-Driven Enforcers
Columeus O May 6 An inquiry targets card agents under Truax state director of agriculture who enforce fish and game laws. Agents take eighty percent of fines with 50 dollar cap. Truax condemns the system as commercialized enforcement and urges funded wardens on salaries.
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Collumeus
Ohio
Aylor Chas
Truax
Truaxr
Truac
Federal arrest in Ohio National Guard inquiry
Federal Secret Service agents arrested First Lieutenant Mills P. Gordon of the 112th Engineers Cleveland on two charges arising from the payroll scandal. The warrant was issued by U.S. Attorney A. E. Jieomsteen.
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Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
112Th Engineers
Mills P. Gordon
Secret Service
L. S
A. E Jieomsteen
Markets and Quotations from Chicago and United States
Market notes show hogs mixed with steady cattle demand at Chicago bids. hogs 1300 head, sows and vealers described, beef cattle price ranges noted. Grain and produce quotes include dairy, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and regional wheat and corn prices with receipts and market tone indicating slower trading and slight weakness in some sectors.
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Chicago
Meg
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida
Texas
Buss
Alabama
Bliss
Toledo Livestock and Grain Prices Mixed Across Markets
Toledo market notes show hogs strong with highs around 10.75 and moderate gains for light cattle and lambs while grain in Toledo and Minneapolis lists No 1 red wheat around 1.41 and No 2 red oats about 47 to 48 cents. Minneapolis documents higher flour values near 7.80 to 8.90 per barrel with mixed futures and commodity prices.
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Toledo
Ameriams
Minneapolis
MIN Polis
Arrest of minister on statutory charge in Lock Haven
The Rev. Dale F. Benjamin pastor of the Church of Christ at Avis and Cremington is held without bail in Lock Haven Pa charged with statutory crimes against several young female members of his congregation. He is scheduled for a court hearing before an alderman at 2.
Frame un tm referenced by parents leads to firings
A fragment describes a dispute where framed remarks were cited by parents as cause for dismissals of girls. The text is incomplete but indicates disciplinary action tied to parental intervention and alleged misconduct.
Police Halt Fatal Shooting Attempt in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana on May 6 a man from Fairfield Ohio Christian Morton 46 shot at his wife Daisy Morton during a downtown incident. Four police officers intervened preventing a second shot and detaining Morton after the attempt.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Christian Morton
Fairfeld
Ohio
Andi Taeee
Daisy
Tee
Pnlic
Morton
Party Leaders Hold Meeting in Columis O
The Republican State committee met above Entay to discuss finance and organization with delegates from across the state. The Democratic committee met yesterday led by H Bran ner Mansneid, signaling future efforts and warnings to party nominees regarding responsibility for election outcomes.
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Columbis
Republican State Committee
Bove Entay
Democratic Committee
H. & Branner
Democratic Party
Ktself
Boy shoots man without cause in Columbus incident
May 6 report from Columbus describes a youth firing at Kassel menacing him on the shore of the old state canal. Heath allegedly appeared with a rifle and frightened bystanders as Thomas Hauck restrained him. Heuck was arrested after authorities recovered the gun from his parent’s home.
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Columbus
Hassel Thomas
Norwood Hauck
Sim
Old State Canal
Heath
Kassel
Slaying of Arthur Daudhercy Probed at Airport
Los Angeles report discusses possible further investigation by the Slayer of Arthur Daudhercy, a student, amid federal officers’ actions near Bale airport after a shooting last Saturday. Authorities indicate a lookout for smugglers of Chinese entrants into southern California. a bystander accompanying Daudhercy tried to intervene.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Daudhercy
United States
Toneutic
Inepirtment of Commerce
Aled
Washinston Yesterda R
Deugherty
Bale
Acors
California
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