Governors of Oil States To Meet
President Hoover invites governors of oil producing states to a June 10 meeting in Colorado Springs with federal representatives to plan a national program for drilling control and waste elimination. A proposed interstate contact committee would maintain relations with the federal oil conservation board, led by Interior Secretary Wilbur.
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Colorado
Washington
Hoover
Colorado Springs
Colo
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Wilbur
Tetrazzini Divorced From Boy Husband in Rome
Rome May 22 The romance of Madame Luisa Tetrazzini a famed operatic singer and her boy husband ended when the Rome Tribunal issued a decree of legal separation The elderly soprano now said to be over 60 and her handsome husband Pietro Vernati under 25 were married with great pomp at Florence in October 1926 Their marriage lasted less than three years and the decree marks the end of their union
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Rome
Luisa Tetrazzini
Pietro Vernati
Valentino
Florence
Feng Yu-Hsiang Plans to Crush Chiang Kai-Shek in China
SHANGHAI May 22 Feng Yu-Hsiang the Christian general informed foreign ministers and consular representatives that he planned military actions against Chiang Kai-Shek leader of the Nationalist Party. He urged neutral intervention and pledged protection for foreign lives and property. He said he had been elected commander in chief of his party and warned Chiang's extermination was impending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buma
Shanghai
Feng Yu-Hsiang
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
National 48 Party
Feng
Chiang
Elyria Clinic Buys Braman Property
The Elyria Clinic announced the purchase of the C. M. Braman property on Second Street next to the clinic building. The site will be altered to meet the clinic’s needs.
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Elyria Clinic
Braman Property
C. M. Braman
Second Street
When C D Murray Started in Public Service
C D Murray Lorain county commissioner began work at 21 in Elyria for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. He later farmed in Brighton township, then was elected county commissioner and has served six years. He is married with one child, lives in Wellington, and enjoys horses, once raising many thoroughbred registered Percherons. His boyhood ambition was to become a lawyer.
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C. D. Murray
Lorain
Elyria
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Brighton Township
Murray
Wellington
Local Firm To Expand Its Plant
The Elyria Belting and Machinery Company announces the purchase of several houses and lots adjoining its Sumner street property. A large warehouse and two machine shops will be built, adding 15,000 square feet of floor space. A first class machine shop will overhaul tools for resale with guarantees. The firm has operated on the East side since 1915 and continues to grow.
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Elyria Belting and Machinery Company
Sumner Street
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Fall of capital iminent in mimic war
Red Army headquarters reports the fall of Columbus 13 miles west as Blue forces press the capital in a ground air joint maneuver. With 800000 troops in play, Reds retreat under artillery while Blues advance. Daily combats near Jackstown Johnstown Summit Millersport zone. air fleets harass both sides.
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RED Army
Columbus
Imment
Here
Chillicothe
Lockbourne
Jackstown- Johnstown - Summit - Millersport
Zanesville
Big Walnut Creek
Air Corps
Two Prisoners Escape From Honor Camp
COLUMBUS, CO May 22 The State Bureau of Identification broadcast descriptions of two prisoners who fled the state reformatory honor camp at Mansfield yesterday. Fred Murphy 22 from Stark county admitted Dec 11 1928 serving 1 to 2 years for abandonment and Bernard Hutchison 21 from Lawrence county admitted Feb 7 serving 1 to 15 years for burglary.
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Columbus, CO
State Bureau of Identification Today
Mansfield
Fred Murphy
Stark County
Bernard Hutchison
Lawrence County
Pope Postpones Exit From Vatican to Early June
Rome reports the pope will delay leaving the Vatican until early June. The original May 30 departure date was announced to be postponed and an official statement confirmed the new timing.
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Vatican
Rome
Seven Passengers and Two Pilots Escape Death
Seven passengers and two pilots narrowly escaped death when a Boeing Air Transport tri motor plane burst into flames mid air four miles west of Elko Nevada. Chief Pilot Hugh Barker landed the flaming craft safely at about 2000 feet altitude with no injuries. Abe Warner opened a door as passengers fled to safety before the plane, valued at 100000 dollars, was destroyed with its mail.
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Oakland
Calif
Boeing Air Transport Company
Elko
Nev
Hugh Barker
Salt Lake City
Barker
Abe Warner
Accuse High School Boys Of Threatening Assistant Principal
Two sixteen year old Glenville high students were held in Cleveland on threats against Harry Towne East Cleveland assistant principal. Investigators traced obscene telephone threats and arrested the youths on delinquency charges as others remain sought. Towne called the case serious and said he would brief officials at Board of Education headquarters.
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Cleveland
Glenville High School
Harry Towne
East Cleveland
Towne
Board of Education
Harry Hotchkiss
Fort Worth Monoplane Presses Toward 151-Hour Flight Goal
Fort Worth Texas May 22 nearing halfway in its endurance flight the monoplane Fort Worth maintained steady aloft. The rebuilt Whirlwind engine operated at high perfection as Reg Robbins and Jim Kelly aim to beat the 150 hour 40 minute endurance record set by the Army Question Mark. Refueling has occurred five times with K K Hoffman and H S Jones handling the support plane.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelly
K. K. Hoffman
H. 5. Jones
German delegate quits Berlin reparations talks
May 22 Albert Voegeler an alternate chief German delegate to the Paris reparations conference retired from the delegation after informing the German government that extending reparations payments beyond 37 years would be intolerable and he would refuse to sign any such agreement.
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Berlin
Albert Voegeler
Conference of Reparations Experts
Paris
Storms halt ocean flights in Old Orchard
At Old Orchard Maine on May 22 the Green Flash and Bernard 191 delays amid storms and soaked Roosevelt Field runways. Pilot Williams and Yancey await rival Armend Lotti Jr to inspect Old Orchard Beach runway for a possible start to Rome or Paris flights. Meteorologist Kimball warns of 1,000 miles of rain over the Atlantic with no good weather until Thursday.
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Old Orchard
Atlantic
Green Flash
Roger QO. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Williams
Yancey
Armend Lotti, Jr
Lotti
Roosevelt Field
New York
Charles A. Levine
Guiseppe Bellanca
Yancey and
Rome
Armond Lotti, Jr
Paris
Bernard
Jean Assolant
Giuseppe Bellanca
James H. Kimball
Ocean
Great Circle
Chicago Officer Found Shot To Death
Chicago May 22 Policeman Joseph Sullivan an investigator with an anti extortion task force was found shot to death in his car. He was shot in the back of the head and had a bruise over his eye, suggesting he was slugged before the shooting.
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Chicago
Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
Men and Mules Clash With Flood Waters
Memphis reporting the Mississippi flood fight extends 350 miles from Hickman Kentucky to Vicksburg Mississippi as thousands of men and mule teams work under engineers to hold the Jadwin Line. Arkansas tributaries remain a threat and reinforcements rush to Mounds Landing Mississippi where a breach endangers the front. Engineers at Reelfoot Lake prepare to abandon the front levee for a backlined structure.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Hickman
Vicksburg
Miss
Jadwin
Arkansas
Mieunds Landing
Reelfoot Lake
Mounds Landing
State Briefs Roundup From Ohio Cities
State briefs cover a motorist cleared in Hutmeyer death, a 63 year old postal carrier dying from diabetes after 24 years service, Piqua approving city manager government, and nursing diplomas awarded in Columbus. Other items note federal drug agent training, a high school shooting incident, Cincinnati plans for a 22 story $2.5 million church store and office building, a kidnapping search, Ohio Baptist convention elections, and appointments in church and education groups.
Oxygen tents urged to aid Cleveland Clinic disaster victims
Cleveland Ohio May 22 Thirty cities were asked to send oxygen tents to aid remaining patients in Cleveland hospitals. About 30 patients remain in hospitals and at least a dozen tents are needed. Dr Meyer Axelrod of Mt Sinai said one tent is on its way from Boston. Toledo has sent tents. Among the gravest cases is Attorney Henry L Lustig who was in the clinic during the disaster and helped in the rescue.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Meyer Axelrod
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Boston
Toledo
Tunney’s Lawyer Replies To Woman’s $500000 Claim
In New York May 22 Gene Tunney’s attorney George S Whiteside defended the retired heavyweight champion against Mrs Katherine King Fogarty who seeks half a million dollars for alleged breach of promise. Whiteside said prior investigations found her claims meritless and released an affidavit claimed to withdraw critical remarks.
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New York
Katherine King Fogarty
Gene Tunney
Tunney
George S. Whiteside
Whiteside
Fogarty
Jury Hears $10,250 Suit in Thompson Court
Benjamin Sheppard sues Walton Ice and Fuel for 10250 damages alleging personal injury and property loss from a July 2 1927 Clark Street accident. The truck rear ended his car as he prepared to stop in Judge W B Thompsons court.
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Benjamin Sheppard
Walton Ice and Fuel Company
W. B. Thompson
Sheppard
Clark Street
Taylor Urges Bankers To Cooperate In Ohio
Columbus May 22 Arthur P D Taylor Elyria president of the Ohio Bankers Association urged closer co operation and fellowship among banks and bankers at the annual meeting. More than 1000 bankers expected and the talk touched on future systems including county wide branch banking to counter chain banking though he personally favored a cautious approach.
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Columbus, CO
Oy Arthur PD. Taylor
Elyria
Ohio Bankers’Association
Friay
Ohio
Taylor
Parole Asked for Woman In County Jail
Commissioner Thomas Peebles faced a parole question for Sarah Whippen serving a $100 liquor fine in county jail. Sheriff Clarence Adams and Justice S J George presented the parole request. Whippen is a first offender and faces transfer to Marysville after twenty nine days in jail. Commissioners George Rhoads and Charles Murray offered no clear stance, hinting a decision would come this week. Peebles has previously opposed early release, preferring jail time to serve the full fine.
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Thomas Peebles
Sarah Whippen
Clarence Adams
S. J. George
Whiffen
Marysville
George Rhoads
Charles Murray
Peebles
Plans for improvements at Camp Iss-seekes Y M C A field
W O McClellan John R Siekkinen and Jack Warden surveyed the Vermilion River camp site for major upgrades including three tennis courts two indoor bas eball diamonds two volleyball courts two horseshoe courts and a running track. A perimeter fence will be built leveling begins soon with completion before the first camp period June 17 according to Ric Ciellan. The athletic field was purchased last summer but improvements were delayed by timing. Repair of the roadway is noted.
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Camp Iss-seekes
Vermilion Tiver
W. O. McClellan
John R. Siekkinen
Jack Warden
Ric Ciellan
Expect Increase in Rediscount Rate by New York Bank
Washington May 22 reports of a probableRediscount rate rise at the New York Reserve Bank followed a visit by Governor George L Harrison and Gates McGarrah to discuss credit matters with Under Secretary Mille and Reserve Board Governor Roy A Young The federal advisory council urged raising the Rediscount rate to six per cent for member banks that desire it.
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Washington
New York Reserve Bank
George L. Harrison
Gates McGarrah
New York Bank
Harrison
McGarrah
Treasur Odgen Mille
Roy A. Young
Reserve Board
New York
Federal Advisory Council of the Reserve Board
13 Year Old Spelling Champ Crowned National Champion
Virginia Hogan of Omaha Nebraska, 13, is celebrated as the nation’s spelling champion on her first full day in Washington D C. After a three hour opening bee at the National Museum auditorium she outlasted 21 local champions and bested rival Viola Streac of South Milwaukee Wisconsin by correctly spelling luxuriant. Toru Hayashi, 16, finished third after an error on Panacea.
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Washington
Virginia Hogan
Omaha
Neb
Hogan
National Museum Auditorium
Viola Streac
Milwaukee
Wis
Toru Hayashi
Hayashi
Began Choosing Jury To Try Groh Case
NEW PHILADELPHIA May 22 Selection of a jury to hear bribery charges against Former Mayor Peter J Groh of Dover was started today before Judge Eli E Lind say Groh removed from office by Governor Myers Y Cooper was indicted several weeks ago charged with accepting a 50 bribe from Edward Little former state prohibition agent to permit the passage of liquor through Dover Little who with John D Cole another state dry agent figured in the use of girl decoys in missing arrests in Lancaster will be a star witness for the state Both Little and Cole were present when court convened Both refused to make our statements regarding the decoy cases
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New Philadelphia
Peter J. Groh
Dover
Eli E. Lindsay
Groh
Myers Y. Cooper
Edward Little
Little
John D. Cole
Lancaster
Cole
Daniels Honored By Merchants
David A. Daniels of the Lewis Mercantile Company was elected chairman of the executive committee of the Retail Merchants Division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce. The panel will represent local retail merchants and plan sales promotions for the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Daniels
Lewis Mercantile Company
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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Een
Bulletin
Kentucky
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Ladore Elman
Raymond Hutmeyer
Elman
John Kiohn
Dundee T
PIQUA
Mt. [Carmel Hospital
Lulu Roberts
Logan
Mary McKenna
Corning
Nan Cutarelli
Upper Sandusky
Lucy Lamity
Rosina Flowers
Agnes Ryan
Mechanicsburg
William N. Woodruff
Ohio-Indiana
Lloyd Campbell
Charles Page
Page
Campbell
Vera Krott
Cleveland, CO
Ohio Baptist Convention
J. H. Lloyd
Youngstown
E. H. Voss
S. W. Hamblin
Granville
FB. Ciley
H. C. Callihan
Cambridge
C. I. Chamberlain
Geneva
Helen M. Frye
William Potter
Mt. Vernon
J. G. Whiten
State Education Group
Avery A. Suaw
Denison University
Canfield
East Bridge Street
Cora Kuss
Portsmouth
Cooper
Twin Creek
Cooper Boys
Kenny Cooper
Daniels
Changes Flea
William Carrack
Carrack
Lcense
James A. Hewitt
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