American aviators rescued after mid Atlantic engine failure
Ruth Elder and George Haldeman, American aviators, were rescued near Fayal Island in the Azores after their plane American Girl failed in mid Atlantic. They landed near Barendrecht and were aided ashore as crowds cheered in Horta. They plan to sail to Paris on Monday via Lisbon with help for passage.
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Azores Islands
Ruthaider
United Press
Barendrercht
Hora Harbor
George Haldeman
Roosevelt Field
New York
Midatlantic
Barendrecht
Miss Elder
Iialdeman
Paris
Aisbon
Ima
Azores
Fayal
Hora
Diamatic Corps
Miss Eilder
Haldeman
Mid- Had
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Deach
Elder
Ayal
Miss Cider
Uttle
Lallie Dillon
Viennese Ettess
Junkers
Misa Uider
Washington
Ruth Hlter
Capain George Haldeman
St. Michaels
State Department
Touy
Torta
Lima
Lisbon
Consm
Woman dies at 101 in Lahoning County
Elizabeth Auntie Leen of Youngstown, the oldest woman in Lahoning County, died last night at age 101. She preached perseverance with the belief Wait and hope, pray, work. She lived a long life guided by the motto If you stop working all will die. Survived by six children, 12 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and up to great great grandchildren.
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Youngstown
Elizabeth
Leen
Lahoning County
Report Ship On Fire At Sea
The guard boat Marcoutin set sail from Norfolk early today to rescue any survivors from the schooner Flower Dew burning about 400 miles east of Saranaka. Guard headquarters were advised by wireless from the United Fruit Inner Sixadla that the crew had fled in life boats.
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Washington
Norfolk
Saranaka
United Fruit
NY Central fireman killed in head on crash
A New York Central passenger train and a freight engine collided head on near Kanauga station in Gallia County Ohio. Fireman Callahan was killed and engineer Perry Thomas was seriously scalded. No passengers were injured. The train ran through a block signal in fog on a single track near the Ohio river bridge. Tracks torn up and both engines damaged. traffic was stopped for hours.
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Gallipolis
Ord
New York Central
Perry Thomas
Ohio River Bridge
Kanaugh Station
Callahan
Thomas
Middleport
Charleston
W. Va
Injuries suit over car collision filed in Cleveland
Lottie Sadler sues Suburban Light and Power Co in common pleas court for 95000 claiming Dewey, a company employee, caused a crash on Middle avenue and 18th street by driving too fast. She suffered a broken collar bone, ribs, and other injuries leaving her unconscious four days.
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L. B Newer
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Lottie Sadler
Suburban Light and Power Company
Dewey
Middle Avenue
18Th Street
Oberson Oberlin man fined for drunken driving after crash
Lawrence McLean of Oberlin was fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated and had his license revoked for six months by Justice S J George after a collision at stop 12 Jake avenue. He was arrested by a deputy sheriff following the accident.
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Lawrence McLean
Oberlin
S. J. George
McLean
Jake Avenue
Messenger Sacrifices Life For Money Satchel In Bank Hold Up
Philadelphia bank messengers Kennedy and Lindley confronted five bandits at Belmont Trust Company West Philadelphia branch. Kennedy took a fatal shot near the heart but clung to the satchel, guiding its transfer to safety before collapsing and dying after notifying police. Lindley returned fire and the bandits fled.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
West Philadelphia
Belmont Trust Company
Kennedy
John Lindley
WCTU State Officers Arriving for Ohio Convention
State officers of the WCTU are arriving in the city for the convention opening Tuesday afternoon. Arrangements are complete with accommodations for more than 600 guests. The First Methodist church will host all sessions and serve as convention headquarters. A welcome display is in place and merchants plan decoration Monday. Dr. Edwin Kirby will join the morning service at the church on Sunday.
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WCTU
Ohio
First Methodist
Edwin Kirby
Turner Answers Questions On Marshall Bill
Attorney General Edward Turner answers six questions from Riley Smith about the Marshall bill and the status of justice of the peace courts. He explains unconstitutionality, judicial conduct, and potential effects on citizens, with summaries of each query and Turner’s conclusions.
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Marshall Bill
Columbus
Edward C. Turner
Riley Smith
Springfield
Smith
Teft
Justice of the Peace
Justice Court
Diets For The Fat And The Thin To Be Discussed By Expert
The Chron Telegram sponsors a free cooking school at Elyria High School auditorium next week. Mrs Mary Lewers will lead daily lectures and cooking demonstrations from Tuesday at 2 pm through Friday. She will address weight factors, diet fads, entertaining trends, and menus while inviting questions on reducing and table decor for home meals.
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Chronele Telegram
Elyria High School
Mary Brown-Lewer i
Lean
Mia
Incendiary Fire at Toledo Destroys Green Mill Gardens
In Toledo on October 15 firemen fought a stubborn blaze attributed to an incendiary torch. Officials estimate damages around 100000 dollars with most loss at the Green Mill Gardens building upstairs and the Hayes store on the ground floor also badly damaged. Conspiracy hints surround the arson plot as the fire raged from Wednesday morning.
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Toledo
Green Mill Gardens
Hayes Store
Suits Over Auto Crash In Oberlin County
Two lawsuits totaling 2650 dollars stem from a collision near Oberlin on Nov 13 1928. Plaintiff J Myers seeks 150 for car damage alleging truck negligence by Huber Truck Line Green Springs driven by It Ler. Passenger Jobo Duncan seeks 2500 for fractured ribs and injuries.
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Huber
Green Springs
Myers
Ler
Oberlin
Jobo Duncan
Driver Fined $100 For Intoxication
John Bruce was arrested Thursday by a deputy sheriff after being found driving in an alleged intoxicated condition on Tele graphron. He was fined $100 and costs and had his right to drive revoked for six months by Justice S. J. George yesterday after a hearing.
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John Bruce
S. J. George
Constance Talmadge Granted Divorce in Edinburgh
American film actress Constance Talmadge was granted a divorce today from Captain Alistair Mackintosh in Edinburgh, Scotland. The ruling ends their marriage after ongoing separation.
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Constance Talmadge
Edinburgh
Scotland
Alistair Mackintosh
Tragic Masonic party hit by interurban crash
In Indianapolis on October 13 a Sahara Grotto drill team bound for a Barn Dance at Fort Benjamin Harrison was crushed when their truck and trailer were struck by an interurban car. Sixteen killed, eleven men and five women injured. Motorman Harry Stewart, conductor William Merrill, and truck driver Hal D. Titus were held on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sahara Grotto
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis City Hospital
Harry Stewart
William Merrill
Hal D. Titus
Rare births with stork beat on city trains and car
In Chicago a baby boy weighing 11 pounds 12 ounces arrived on a moving elevated train as Mrs. Nina Hughes was en route to a hospital. In Manitowoc Wisconsin a boy was born in an automobile on the highway between here and Two Rivers while Mrs. Irving Zarn was being taken to a hospital by Dr Gates.
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Chicago
Nina Hughes
Hughes
Manitowac, Way
Irving Zarn
Two Rivers
Wis
Here
Zarn
Imer Gates
G O P Nominees Speak At Woman's Republican Meeting Here
A large turnout filled the Woman's Club on Fourth Street for an open meeting of the Woman's Republican club. Mrs F M Stevens chaired and visitors were welcomed by members. After remarks, refreshments followed. Nominees Jas Hewitt George Richwine A C Schilleman Ralph Reinhardt H M Redington George Stark C Stolzenburg Mrs Anna Kennedy Frank Stetson Lord Otto Mischka and State Senator W R Comings spoke urging support for the Republican ticket and a united administration.
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Woman's Club
Fourth
F. M. Stevens
Jas
Hewitt
George Richwine
A. C. Schilleman
Ralph Reinhardt
H. M. Redington
George Stark
C Stolzenburg
Anna Kennedy
Frank Stetson
Lord
Otto Mischka
W. R. Comings
French aviators complete Africa to South America flight
Dieudonne Costes and Joseph le Brix landed in Na Av Brazil at 11.40, finishing the first Africa to South American mainland flight. Their Breguet Nungesser Colt suffered light damage to its propeller during landing. They planned to proceed to Rio de Janeiro the next morning.
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Brazil
Dieudonne Costes
Joseph le Brix
Saint Louis
Senegal
West Africa
Africa
Breguet
Nungesser-Colt
Costes
Rio de Janeiro
Fight at Leatherwood Coal Mine Leads to Deportation Threat
In Guernsey county Ohio 85 union miners from the Quaker mine at Leatherwood Coal Co faced possible deportation after a confrontation that left several shots exchanged. Sheriff Wilson and deputies captured the men, who were jailed for processing by Judge Turnbaugh. Investigations proceed with grand jury summons and potential federal action.
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Cambridge, O
Guernsey County
United States
Leatherwood Coal Co
BE. W. Wilson
Charles 5
Turnhaugh
Turnbaugh
George D.dugan
Turnibaug
Taide
Grand
Fire damages Columbus church on W Broad Street
Columbus church on West Broad Street sustained a 1700 loss after a fire last night. Fire department officials traced the blaze to a choir room near the auditorium and suspect an incendiary origin.
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Columbus
Wisday
W. Broad St. Presbyterian Church
Freighter Besseggen Sunk After Collision In New York Harbor
The Norwegian freighter Besseggen sank in New York harbor after being rammed by the French liner Paris. Seven crewmen remain missing, with 24 rescued including the captain and family. The cause of the collision is not known and no fog was reported.
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New York
Besseggen
New York Harbor
Paris
French Line
North River
Havana
Statue of Liberty
Manhattan
Staten Island
American Legion
Ludwick Hassell
Brooklyn
Brezyski sues Becker for $1000 over Sept assault
Frank Brezyski filed a common pleas court suit against Steve Becker at 349 Beach Street Ki viia alleging an assault on September 18 and seeking $1000 damages. Brezyski charged Becker with making the assault.
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Frank Brezyski
Steve Becker
Beach Street
Kiviia
Common Pleas
Brecyski
Becker
Remus pleads not guilty to wife murder in Cincinnati
George Remus 45, once a bootleg king, pleads not guilty in criminal court to murdering his wife Imogene Remus. Judge Chester R. Shook sets trial for November 14 and orders two jury venire drawn. Remus to act as his own attorney with assistance from former assistant county prosecutor Charles H. Elston.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene Remus
Chester R. Shook
Remus
Charles H. Elston
Federal Troops Surround Gomez Rebel Leader
Three columns of Federal troops under General Gonzalo Arnulfo Gomez move on Huatusca Vera Cruz. Gomez and 35 rebels are outnumbered and may be annihilated if they fight. Government says surrender could spare lives as Gomez faces possible execution if captured. The revolt has cost 1,949 lives per presidential staff.
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Merico City
Gonzalo Arnulfo Gomez
Huatusca
Vera Cruz
Gomczz
Gomez
Jose Alvarez
Del
Sau
Patrol Wagon Driver Shot by Burglar in Washington
Walter A Walker, long a Marine and police officer, fired at a burglar he spotted near a burgled house. The shot wounded patrol wagon driver Joseph Matnard, 82, who was the bystander victim. Authorities arrested a suspect later.
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Walter A Walker
United States
China
Breye Maint
Uwan
Offer
Walker
Joseph Matnard
Hurslar
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