Tragedy in Elyria as Driver Flee After Collision Kills Horse
James Kennelly a three year old resident of Elywia is killed when struck by a car on Eytrap Road near Kennelly's home. The driver fled leaving Kennelly injured and the horse killed as bystanders rushed the victim to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police seek the unnamed driver amid reports of a lack of concern.
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James Kennelly
Elyria’ Township
Elywyna Isp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pal
Wae
Kennelly
Husoand
Ars
Cattle Levee Fails at New Orleans Breaks Open by Flood Fight
Report describes a levee breach near New Orleans where a temporary wall held back floodwaters before giving way. An armed struggle and massive effort by inmates and free labor aided by sandbags and pumps aimed to protect 49,000 residents across six parishes.
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Orleans
Seem
Alachafala
Sea
Ory
Anpuia
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty in Local Court
J Wheeler of Russia township pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Common Pleas Court before Judge A R Webber. Sentence with fine was deferred. Wheeler was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Mathews.
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J. Wheeler
Russia Township
Mathews
A. R., Webber
Court of Common Pleas
Tudas
Fentesro
Canoe Capsize on Miami River Yields Drowning Death
In Cleves on the Miami River, dynamite was used to recover the body of 13 year old David Wehrmeier after his canoe capsized. He was the first drowning victim of the year in the area as rescuers searched the river.
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Cincinnatio
Big Miami
Cleves
David Wehrmeier
Webymah
Burns Fatal To Aunt Mary Collins In Fire
Mrs. Collins died from burns after a fire in Aunt Marys garden at her home. She passed away at the Bionia Memorial Hospital shortly after being rushed there. A former revolutionary deserter active in North Olmsted, she lived in Divis for over twenty years. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday at noon at St. Peter’s Church with interment following at the cemetery.
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Wnay
Ay- Naiy
cLi
Mucit
Sit
Sauiragy
Bionia Memoriial Hospital
Deserat
Narth Olmstett
Warren 5
Biviis
Weekend traffic injuries in Loram country two hurt
Weekend crashes left two men injured in Loram County. Frank Taylor, 28, Cleveland Heights, born broken right leg after a collision with a car owned by William Gilroz of South Euclid on Cleveland road near Hideeville Heights. William Cunningham, Cleveland, suffered scratches after his car ran off the road, hit a tree, and crashed through a fence. Driver William Haladay, Cleveland, charged with drunken driving. Kriek and Anders charged with intoxication. All pled guilty or not guilty as noted.
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Loram Country
Frank Taylor
Cleveland Heights
William Cunningham
Cleveland
Taylor
Wiam Gilroz
South Buclid
Cleveland Road
Hideeville Heights
Cunningham
Robert Haladay
Ear
Ralph Anders
Whalady
Sherif
A. R. Webber
Kriek
Anders
George
Local Folks Write Dr McCoy For Advice
Readers urged to mail self addressed stamped envelopes to Dr McCoy care of Chronicle Telegram Fisra Ohio for personal replies. The program taps his editorial page columns which explain medical terms in plain language for general readers.
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DR. McCoy
Chronicle-Telezgram
Mercy Health Service
McCoy
Chronicle-Telegram
Gymaamier
Tir McCoy
Care Chronicle-Telezgram
Fisra
Ohio
Dr. & Coy
Chronicle Telegram
Extension of Tax Payment Period to July 20
County commissioners extend the tax payment deadline to July 20 as the treasurer opens tax books for 1926. Hearing boards review tax variation complaints with over 600 residents scheduling appointments to present cases.
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Board of Revision
Severe quake registered at London from distant China
London observers at Kew registered a severe earthquake believed to have occurred in Eastern China at 11 50 last night. The tremor about 4700 miles away lasted four hours and matched the severity of the March 7 1926 Japan quake that caused heavy loss of life.
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Bulletin
London
China
Kew Observatory
Hife
Japan
City Hires Engineer for New Sewage Plant
George B. Uascoigne sanitary engineer for Cleveland was hired by the city through the service directory to design and oversee construction of the centre disposal plant and works. The service director said plans would take about sixty days and a contract may be set on the fifteenth. The city hopes to acquire about 196 acres at Wich o for total isolation and future growth. A program of site surveys and prospective locations is under way.
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George B. Uascoigne
Sanitary
Eusieer
Cleveland
Saturdas
City Service
Bandits Rob Bank Cash Steals $35,000 in Abullean Heist
Three masked bandits robbed Mrs. Laridia Green bookkeeper and Norman Kristoff messager for the Maywood Trust and Savings Banks stealing $35,000 in cash. They pursued the fleeing car from a second bank on the opposite side of the city and failed to hide the money in the tonneau.
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Hwuemond
Ind. Marot
Laridia Green
Norman Kristoff
Maywood Trust and Savings Banks
Direct tax bill to become law without governor signature
The Dodd bill imposing a six tenths mill direct tax will become law without Governor Donahey's signature as executive consideration ends at midnight. Sponsored by Martin G. Dodd the tax on the 127 duplicate box is set for one year with revenue split between December and June 2028 and expected to yield about 7.0 to 5.3 million dollars for general state purposes.
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Columbus
Dodd
Donahey
Martin G. Dodd
Toledo
House
Pipe Burial Claims Life of Quarry Worker Clarence Knott
Clarence Knott employed at the Birmingham Ohio quarries was killed when a steam pipe burst at the quarry top and threw him onto rocks. He had worked at the Birmingham quarries briefly and boarded with Mr and Mrs George Bickle of Birmingham. His body is held at Amherst funeral parlor awaiting relatives.
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Clarence Knott
Ohio
Birmingham
Knott
George Bickle
Amherst
Ashland Car Crash Injures Woman at Birmingham Hill
Five men and a woman were riding in a car that overturned on the Birmingham hill around ten last night. Mrs Helen Kelly is hospitalized with two fractured ribs and a broken shoulder blade. The driver W Yarman is jailed on a charge of transporting liquor. The other three occupants are Ashland residents. names could not be secured. Bishop Schrembs confirms 500 Lorain people during Ohio diocese visit.
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Ashland
Birmingham Hill
Helen Kelly
Amherst
BR. Pfefffer
W. €. Yarman
Erie County
Sapdusky
Jliquer
Schremes
Lorain
Joseph Schrembs
Catholic Diocese of
Ohio
Avon Man Foe Sues for 10370 in Car Collision
J F Harmon of Avon sues John B Bute in the court of common pleas for 10370 alleging injuries from a May accident on Cleveland Street Beebe Court. Harmon claims driver Hubert Blitz was negligent. seeks 370 hospital costs and 310000 for personal injuries.
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J. F. Haroun
John B. Bute
Avon
Harmon
Cleveland
Beebe ‘Court
Hubert Biltz
Joan B. Blitz
Hiarmon
Cline charged with murder of Irwin in hospital
Leonard Cline author and playwright was served with a warrant in St Joseph's hospital, Mansfield, for the murder of Wilfred Irwin. Irwin was shot at Chafer's home where he was a guest last Monday while Cline donated blood in an attempted lifesaving transfusion that failed. Irwin died Monday night after a week in St Joseph's hospital. State Policeman Hurt Carr served the warrant. Cline to be arraigned in Mansfield town court before Justice Geo H Andrew.
U P Church Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
The First United Presbyterian Church of Elyria marks 20 years with a two day celebration beginning with a morning service led by Pastor George and including 10 30 am 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm services. Rev Wes Smith of Elrond City Pa was guest speaker at the first day program.
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First United Presbyterian Church of
Elyria
George
Wes Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Elrond City
Rev. Smith
Nurses' Baccalaureate Service at Elyria Memorial
The annual baccalaureate service for Elyria Memorial Hospital Nursing School graduates was held yesterday morning at First Congregational Church. Dr William Muir Auld delivered the sermon as the student body supervisors and instructors attended. Continued on Page 2.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
First Congregational Church
Wm. Muir Auld
Supervisinn
Second anniversary of First Methodist Church celebrated
The celebration of the church building's second anniversary was marked by Robert C. Rank delivering the morning sermon at the First Methodist Church. The report notes the event occurred on a Sunday with continued coverage on page 2.
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First Methodist
Robert C. Rankin
Robert C. Rank
India
Lindbergh recounts perilous New York Paris flight
Captain Charles Lindbergh describes the hardships of the New York to Paris crossing. He faced fierce weather with ten hours of rain and sleet, flew at times ten feet above the ocean, and navigated by dead reckoning and an earth reduction compass to reach Bourget Field in France.
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Paris
Charles Lindbergh
New- York-Paris
Steet
Mid- Atlantic
Aplace
New York
New Foundland
le Bourget Field
Linsergh
France
Charles Liedberga
Lindbergh
le Bocrezet Field
Poumergue
Preister Poincare
Briand
Sorbonne
Aero Club A
Orville Wright Praises Lindbergh Youth Achievement
Dayton Ohio May 23 Orville Wright lauded Charles Lindbergh as aviation’s greatest feat praising his solo flight as surpassing Wrights 1903 milestone. Wright said Lindbergh took great chances and his success proves that daring work yields results and purpose.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
Charles Lindbergh
Grout
Wright
Lindbergh
Ruttihawk
N.C
Lindbergh Praised By U.S. Ambassador In Paris
In Paris, Ambassador Myron T. Herrick lauded Charles Lindbergh as a boy of genius and courage. He told President Coolidge a deliberate search could not have found anyone better suited to symbolize American youth and daring adventure.
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Charles Lindbergh
Myron T. Herrick
France
Paris
Herrick
Coolidge
America
Lindbergh Prize To Go To Captain Charles Lindbergh
The $25,000 prize from a St Louis group will go entirely to Captain Charles Lindbergh. Harry H Knight president of the St Louis Flying Club said the backers were satisfied to have helped. Lindbergh's New York to Paris flight idea funded largely by St Louis supporters.
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Louis
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Harry H. Knight
St. Louis Flying Club
Eighe
St. Louis
New York
Paris
Harry H. Konight
De Pinedo completes leg toward Azores in four-continent flight
Col Francesco de Pinedo lifted off from Newfoundland at 2258 a.m. for the Azores on the last leg of his Atlantic crossing. He lightened the plane by 400 pounds by discarding the wireless gear, leaving it without communication during the night. At 3 12 a.m. eastern daylight time he passed over St Johns on the route to the Azores.
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Trepasser
New Foundland
Francesco de Pinedo
Azores
Atlantic Ocean
de Pinedo
ST. Johns
Fortune Awaits Lindbergh as Public Favors Soar
New York May 23 Captain Charles Lindbergh could earn from one to two million dollars from worldwide acclaim and movie and writing work. Managers could take a quarter million for part time service and vaudeville offers would likely be lower. An array of endorsements and royalties could add tens of thousands, while First National Films and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer reportedly bid. Paris offers were not yet reported, leaving his postflight plans uncertain.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Hia
Lindherra
First National Films Corporation
Ihm
Metro-Goldwyna-Marer
Bhm
Paris
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Spirit Inspires Lindberghs Son Charlie
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh recalls the Roosevelt legacy shaping her son Charles A Landbergys daring Atlantic crossings. She says Teddy Sr would have praised Charlie, who as a child explored Minnesota woods, built a boat, and sailed rivers with little company, while the Lindberghs lived in Washington from 1907 to 1917.
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Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles
A. Landbergy
Atlantic
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Lind
United Press
Teddy
Aritval
Teddy Amit
Charlie
Theodore Sr
Washington
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Lindbergh Chronicle Telegram Reports Lindbergh’s Progress
Elyrians followed Charien Lucki Lindbergh’s trans Atlantic flight via Chronicle Telegram bulletins and telephone reports on Saturday. World interest grew as readers asked for word on his arrival and safety. The paper posted rapid wire reports and drew crowds eager for news of the airman’s heroic journey.
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Lucki+ Lindbergh
Chronicle-Telegram
Ewer Ng
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Chronicle
Lindbergh
Teperis
Dniletios
Chronicle- Telegram
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Ayers
Grtra
Chrovivie-Telegram
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