Bellanca prize flight quarrels seen, peace talks delay start
United Press dispatch reports Bellanca crew members Bert and Le te meeting with owner Levine to draft an amicable agreement after late-night talks at Levine's home. An injunction against sending the Bellanca to Paris remains in effect in Brooklyn. Bellanca designer Hy Le ne Bertrand and editor Frank W chener attended a peace conference as turmoil over the Bellanca organization and rivals Fokker and Bird influence progress. Page 7 continuation noted.
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United Press Staff Corp
New York
Bellanca
Paris
L'od Bert
Charles Lete
Levine
Beand
Bertaud
Understandias
Beaud
Seitemrat
Lene
Betrand
Frank W Chener
Oration Agazine
Eather
Ndeberg
Hane
Comender Hichard
Fokker
Storms Darken Southern Ohio Across State
Severe weather swept southern Ohio with heavy rainfall and tornado activity. Homes, barns, and trees were damaged as bridges and streets flooded. urban and rural areas reported similar destruction. Power outages affected Franklin County and surrounding communities as lines were knocked down and repairs began.
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Columbus
Galion
Botany
Ta2rage
Daniel
Himing
Dancer Maurice Mouvet Dies in Lausanne
Maurice Mouvet longtime French dance star dies in Lausanne Switzerland after illness. Doctors believed tuberculosis contributed to death as he had hoped to live to return to Paris where he began his professional dancing career. The report notes his death followed weeks of illness and a final decline.
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Lausanar
Swizerland
Maurice Mouvet
Maurice
Paris
Doran Listed as Potential Dry War Commissioner
Washington May 1 an anticipated announcement of appointment of Dr J W Doran Straus chief technical character? as prohibition commissioner was deferred today publication of the treasury department’s intention to give Doran the place now held temporarily by the Anti Saloon League candidate Rey A Harpes Ohio delayed the actual announcement Secretary Melion rated Doran very seriously considered for the past but declined to comment on reports that Haynes would be dismissed from the service The treasury department may be avoiding conflict with the Anti Saloon League legislative committee meeting here for important political discussion today.
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Washington
J VW Doran
Straus
Barcau
Trehnical Chariston
Prohitstion
Treasurs
Doran
Antisaoon League
Rey
Harpes
Ohio
The
Treasury
Melion
Haynes
Anti Saloon League
Legislative Committee
Crescent City Thought Safe From Flood
Flood waters pour into the Atchafalaya basin affecting New Orleans and nearby towns. Relief boats evacuate residents as forecasts indicate levee relief from diverted floodwaters. Damaged railroad bridge at Melville crosses the basin as waters threaten multiple towns along the district.
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New Orleans
Atcanfulaya
Teoas
Atenafalva
Esterday
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Melville
Bonn
Atchafaha
Bender Awarded $1900 in Gas Company Suit
In a two day trial before Judge WB Thompson the Logan resident Bender was awarded $1900 against the local gas company for alleged gas testing and explosion at his home ten years ago. This marks the second trial after a prior verdict for the defendant in the first term.
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Frama Tnner
Loram
Logan Gas
WB Thompson
Ohio State banks in eight large cities increase assets in March
May 19 figures from State Banking Superintendent E H Blatner show total resources of the eight largest Ohio cities reaching 1 697 702 510 on March 23, up from 1 566 050 388 on December 31 1926. Cleveland led with 293 State banks, while other cities reported combined resources of 943 040 338.
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Colowels
Ohio
E .H. Blatr
M“eveland
Coolidge May Call Extra Session For Flood Relief
May 19. President Coolidge may call an extra session of Congress in November to expedite flood relief legislation. A Republican source says he wants extra time to handle flood control projects and emergency relief, though final decision hinges on army engineers’ dam and reservoir plans. Republicans oppose an early session but aim to address credit, rehabilitation, and Red Cross needs before permanent relief is framed.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mar
Mississippi Bailey
Army
Tne Smith Bere
Senate
Cooildes
Red Cross
Poison booze claims victim in Toledo
John Goss, 65, died of acute alcoholic poisoning blamed on denatured liquor sold by a bootlegger. Coroner C J Henzier announced the verdict and ordered the search for the bootlegger. Goss and companion Frank Devon, both of Toledo, were arrested in Maumee by Patrolman Sam Kilam for drunken and disorderly conduct when Goss was found dead late yesterday.
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Toledo
John Goss
C J. Henzier
Goss
Frank Devon
Yoledo
Maumee
Sam Kilam
Small lad struck by auto breaks leg on Chestnut Street
Junior Donovan son of Mr and Mrs T J Donovan of 68 Chestnut Street was hit by a car while crossing Chestnut near North Street. The driver stopped and a woman moved the boy to his home steps. he was taken to Emriaville General Hospital by ambulance where doctors found a broken leg. No police search for the driver had been requested this morning.
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Junior Donvan
T J Donovar
Chestnut Street
Brohen
Leense Numhers
Gunca Donovan
North Street
Eivria Womonal Hospital
State Revokes Motor Certificates Amid Tax Delays
Columbus May 1. Failure to pay taxes assessed under the Canster Freeman law led to the revocation today of 111 bus and truck certificates. Public utilities commission acted after notice to all holders. until certificates are evicted, buses will not be permitted to operate.
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Columbus
Canster Freeman
Public Unities Commission
Certvica
Evita
Cogan Gas Co Rejects Plan of Settlement
A new attempt by Don Miers for Ohio cities served by Logan Gas Co to secure a four year gas rate agreement was rejected by Logan president Raymond Gross. The bids proposed 50 cents per thousand cubic feet with $1 minimum for two years, then 60 cents and $1 in later terms, with alternate offers including higher initial charges and gradual rate changes.
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Colmbus
Ohio City
Logan Gas Co
Tate
Commpany
Don Miers
Bivina
Rarmond Gross
Logan Company
Miers
Cross
Varwads
King Ben Abuses Alleged by Ruth Swanson Eyed in Purification Claims
Fragmentary OCR reports Ruth Swanson alleging mistreatment by King Ben and a religious cult linked to House of Dayi. Mrs Swanson recounts vile names used and references a purification experience. Details are continued on Page 2.
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Joseph
Mien
Soion
Ken Perel
House of Dayi
Plane service from South under way in Ohio trip
Inauguration of passenger and express air service between Cleveland Cincinnati and Louisville marked by seven planes arriving at Brook Park airport Cleveland. Fifteen passengers and several hundred pounds of express goods moved in the opening.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Brook Park
MDERMOTT 15 TILL SILENT OVER MURDER
O Mar 19 Pat VicDermott with red hair shows no concern over murder case inside Co penitentiaries. Fiord Streilen berger reports the latest conspirator sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Dor R Wetlell Lanion povileher the diminitive Adler who hinted at underworld talks. The case has been decided and continues as enigmatical with questions unanswered.
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Pat VicDermott
Copeniteniars
Fiord Streilenberger
Dor R Wetlell
Lanion
WeGermott
Melivit
Prissney
Louis Maze
Progress Made Report Board Progress Made Report Board
The county board of review meets three days weekly and reports steady functioning. They evaluate real estate values in Lang and handle protests from 653 individuals who filed two to ten complaints each. About 1,000 complaints have been adjusted, with roughly 3,000 total on hand, and the board aims to finish by July first.
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County Boata
Laing
Valuatinos
Arthur Water
Bandit Steals $30 From A & P Store On Widdle Avenue
A lone robber robbed the A and P grocery on Widdle avenue near South street shortly after one today taking about $30 from the cash register. He forced J A Derby to the floor with a revolver and warned two girl clerks to proceed as if nothing had happened. He fled as police circulated the city but, at press time, had not been captured. A description cited a man 19 to 23 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, brown overcoat, red pitted face.
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Darby
Sherl ee foils jewel theft at county jail break
An escape attempt at Media county jail was uncovered when two prisoners tried to tear through a wall and escape. Prisoners James Bowman James McFarland and Robert Arkingston were moved to a secure area. gang member Tar Turrec was killed during the prior month’s hold up pursuit. Sheriff Robson said a gun smuggling plot connected to the prisoners was investigated.
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Media County
Neal Robson
Wade
Tichson
James Bowman
Chicasa
James McFarland
Breorion
Robert Arkingston
Cleveland
Tnex
Tarl Turrec
Akron
Rohsono
Sena3
Tur Sans
Bath school massacre and Kehoe murder discovered today
Bath Michigan May 19 A diabolical plot exploded in Bath after a fire killed 42 and destroyed the school. The murdered body of Mrs. Andrew E Kehoe was found in the burning Kehoe farm ruins beside money and silverware. Andrew E Kehoe, treasurer of the district, is suspected as the dynamite planner who also killed himself. The Bath Consolidated School wreckage revealed 38 children dead with many more injured. Community grief and tax burdens loom as residents rally for rebuilding and justice.
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Consolidated School
Ba H
Migh
Ette
Andrew Kehoe
Gettinn
Bath, Mich
Andrew E. Kehoe
Clinton County
Bath Consolidated School
Kehoe
Bath
Roy Cole
Cole
Kelee
Tie
Andrew E Kehoe
Robert Gates
Miglegan
Esterday
Martin G Milaman
Cumming
Hye
EB Huveck
Rhehoas Sncomo Iale
Hursh
McFarran
Glenn Smith Bath
Wes
Bath Horror Death Toll in Bath Michigan School Blast
Forty one killed and forty three injured after the consolidated school dynamite explosions in Bath Michigan. Named dead include Andrew E Kehoe and school officials, with a long list of children and residents among the victims. Police and hospital reports enumerate ages and connections, as investigators work to determine motive and confirm casualty figures.
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Bath
Mich
Andrew E. Kehoe
Emory E Hurck
Nelson McFarren
Glenn A. Smith
Hazel Weatherhae
Howard City
Robert Ware
Lloyd Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
George Hall, Jr
Whla Hall
Herman Bergen
Elizabeth Witchell
Lucilie Richardson
Flord Burnett
Henry Berzen
Loren Hunter
Marjorie Fritz
Elsie Robb
Galen Harte
Arnold Bauke
Robert Cochran
Yhelma McDonald
Ralph Cushman
Emelia Bromuno
Robert Bromamno
Stanley Harte
Doris Johns
Earl Ewing
Lemornoy Woodman
Tola Harte
Vivian Harte
Carme Gelsenhaver
Catherine Foote
Russell Chapman
Clarence McFarren
Perry Harte
Cleo Crayton
Park Pool Progress Hindered by City Funding Shortfall
A letter from Frank W. Wford, vice president of the Blriiz park commission, to Elyria Kiwanis notes efforts to prepare Cascade park’s swimming pool. The park commission blames the council’s failure to appropriate funds for the first installment, delaying pool completion beyond the season.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Frank W.wford
Blriiz Park Commission
B Wats
Newell
Techac
W - Ford
Cascade Park
Jeter Waien
Kiwarys
Park Commission
Icss
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Irdnen
Cincennati
Ancer
Lausanne
Mississippi
Aorain
L Girle’ Club
Use Coliseum
Lorain
James Mc Doran
J.M. Doran
Crescent City
Bender
Gas Co
Small Lad
Cogan Gas CO
Deglares Alf Ben Abused
Mdermott
Progress Made Report Board
Dano Hobo
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