Missing Georgia flier Paul Redfern lands inland near Alemquer
A telegraph dispatch from Rio de Janeiro reports an aviator landed inland at Alemquer about 450 miles from the Amazon mouth. The message identifies Paul Redfern, the Georgia flier gone missing, as the likely aviator. Further details were not yet available from Para and Santarem offices.
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Amazon River
Rio DE Janeiro
Intarom
Todas
Para
Elem
Santarem
Redfern
Sentarem
Alemauer
Amazon
Detroit flyers aim for Aleppo after Croydon departure
Edward F. Brock and William A. Schlee of Detroit attempt a long distance flight from Constantinople toward Aleppo and Baghdad. After 3 1/2 days they had covered 1,684 miles and faced Turkish import formalities delaying progress.
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Edward F. Brock
William Aschlee
Detroit
Aleppo
Bagdad Odar
Croydon
Engand
Syria
Bagdad
Brock
Schlee
Trukieh
Beltrade
Maeppo
Constantinonte
Master Pilot Redfern Reported in Panama Stopover
Christobal Panama reports arrival of Paul Redfern from Norfolk Virginia aboard the Truebridge steamer. He allegedly planned a nonstop flight from Ja neica to Rio de Janeiro. The vessel traced a Bahamas bound course about 350 miles from Miami and 300 miles from Watlings Teland.
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Christobal
Panama
Norfolk
Infantile Paralysis Case Update In Elyria
The infantile paralysis situation in Elyria remains quiet with no new cases reported. Local health authorities remain vigilant and J R Manmis, superintendent of Elyria Memorial hospital, has restricted visitors to the maternity floor and separated patients to prevent spread.
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Elyria
Lnical
J. R. Manmis
iElyria Memorial Hospital
Coolidge Tours Newell Irrigation District
President Coolidge traveled by special train to Newell South Dakota to inspect the Belle Fourche river irrigation works. He plans to study the 75,000 acres of irrigable land 654 miles of canals and 4100 structures. Officials expect a high reception as he reviews federal irrigation efforts and may pose recommendations to Congress.
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Newell
S. D
Coolidge
Columbia River
Congress
Plan to Safeguard School Children Here
City Service Director James A Hewitt says safety for school children from traffic will be stressed this year. Police instructed to take precautions protecting children as the city school system opens next week. Traffic attention focuses on drivers who fail to stop near boulevard areas or speed past schools, with past near-misses noted at noon and afternoon openings.
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Trafic
James A. Hewitt
City Service
Building Boom Sparks City Home Drive
August activity shows 23 new homes 18 garages and 5 remodels per the Mayor's office. The Board of Trade reports ten homes under way citywide from a Home Building Campaign aiming for 100 rental homes for workers with strong interest from investors. Eastern Heights leads with 30 new homes under construction. Further details continue on page 2.
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Board of Trade
E. J. Fellow
Eastern Heights
Oberlin Road
ContiIunea
May install trap signal at East Ave and Fourth St
Service director James A. Hewitt contemplates installing a safety signal at the intersection of East Avenue and Fourth Street. Traffic there is among the heaviest. a flasher type device is likely to be installed to slow motorists.
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East Ave
Fourth Street
James A. Hewitt
East Avenue
Broad Astreet
Trial Judge Thayer in poor health at Worcester home
Judge Webster Thayer of the Sacco Vanzetti case is reported to be suffering from nervous shock and nervous illness and is confined to bed at his Worcester home.
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Sacco-Vanzetti
Worcester
Masc
Webster Thayer
Water Main Breakage Causes Mounting Trouble
The 36 inch Elyria to city waterworks main troubles residents as leaks persist. Thomas Potter, superintendent, reports fourteen plugs used near Penfield Junction in six days last week. Electrolysis may contribute, after a Logan Gas expert reduced problems last fall.
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Elyria
City
Thomas Potter
City Waterworks
Penfield Junction
Potter
Logan Gas Company
Head on Lake Road crash injures four near Lorain Vermilion
Four people were hurt in a head on collision on Lake Road near the Lorain Vermilion crossing last night. Victims Raymond Rinard Mrs Reymond Rinard and John Zhinder were treated at Joseph's Hospital Lorain for facial cuts and head bruises. Zhinder and Franchider stated they were blinded by lights. Rinard accused both drivers of intoxicated operation leading to warrants.
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Lorain
Vermilion
Joseph’s Hospital
Raymond Rinard
Chicago
Reymond Rinard
John Zhinder
Amherst
Franchider
South Amherst
Zbinder
Rinard
Progress With Street Work On Hlyria 1927 Program
Workmen advance Hyland City street program resurfacing Middle avenue from Second to Third and Third to Fourth streets with slag over asphalt. An extension on Courtland Street began this week, 24 feet wide, requiring a 14 inch ground cut.
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Hlyria
Courtland Street
Fireman Killed on Coal Train Near Lafferty
A W McKee fireman on a Baltimore and Ohio coal train was killed near Lafferty Ohio when the train was fired upon as it passed through the mining village. The attack may stem from union tensions in West Virginia coal fields. Several shots were fired at the train.
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Lletin Bellaire
A. W. McKee
Lafferty
West Virginia
Liston Sought After Check Fraud Probe in Elyria
A search was conducted on Broad street for William S. Liston president of Liston Motel Inc after a witness phoned to report Liston near Wilder's cigar store. Sheriff deputies pursued warrants alleging Liston issued checks without funds, but Liston could not be found.
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William S. Liston
Liston Motel, Inc
Broad Street
Liston
Wilder
Elyria Board of Trane
Claude Bivins
Finda
Bivins
Publishing pledge from Elyria Chronicle Telegram leadership
The newspaper outlines its editorial policy and business role in Elyria and Lorain County. It commits to unbiased news, Republican affiliations without bias against opponents, support for law enforcement and public welfare, and invites community help to strengthen the Chronicle Telegram’s service.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain County
I A. C. Hudauit
Royal Windsor Monoplane Lands for Nonstop Windsor Flight Start
The Royal Windsor monoplane began its planned nonstop flight from Windsor Ontario to Windsor England at 9 18 a m with Pilot C A Duke Schiller and navigator Philip S Wood aboard More than 3600 spectators witnessed the start from Walker airport The crew outlined a Montreal first then a decision to follow either St Lawrence valley or Maine route toward Harbor Grace if needed aiming straight to Windsor England possible stop at Croydon field if no landing place is found in Windsor Ontario Wood is brother of Gar Wood the Detroit motor boat enthusiast
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Duke” Schiller
Philip 8. Wood
Walker
Schiller
Wood
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Maine
Harbor Grace
Sir John Carling
London
Eng
Windsor
Croydon Field
Sir John
Darling
Royal Windsor
Duke Schiller
Iowa
Royal Air Force
Provincial
Forest Air Patrol
Philip S. 8. Wood
Royal
Dr McAndrew Addresses Lorain Teachers Institute
Dr McAndrew delivered the final address at the Lorain County Teachers Institute outlining an 1778 US Constitution basis for teaching religion morality and government knowledge. He stressed nonsectarian religion and urged teachers to shape chivalry and self restraint in students amid ads and sensational news. Mrs Ralph Williams sang several songs with Georgia Yost on piano after the address.
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United States
McAndrew
Lorain County
Teachers’ Institute
Tie
Lee
Carrington
Virginia
Dane
Massachusetts
Mr Andrew
James
Reading and ideals guide Lorain teachers final session
Miss McCrickett urged students to question books and not accept them as infallible, using poetry to teach language while integrating reading across subjects for school life. Reese state supervisor highlighted three ideals Duty Honor Country as part of the final Lorain County Teachers Institute day.
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Ohio Public Health Association
Health official urges end to youth gatherings over infantile paralysis
Elyria health commissioner Dr. G E French asks that all church and other gatherings for children be discontinued due to danger from infantile paralysis. State health officials and city commissioners plan a Columbus meeting to discuss disease combat plans.
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G. E. French
Elyria
State Department of Health
Columbus
French
Girl Accused of Stealing Auto in Scranton Collision
A Scranton, Pa., man, David R. Evans, reports his car was stolen and later collided head on with an interurban at stop 61 on Cleveland road Tuesday night. Chicago police identify the vehicle as belonging to Robert Tannehill of Chicago. Marjory Powers, 17, of Chicago, is accused of taking the car. Her father J. M. Powers arrives with the car’s owner, and Joyce Yates of Elmhurst, Ill. is held in county jail pending investigation. Evans has a broken leg and says the girls picked him up in the car. he will be released when fit.
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RE. G. Mathews
Chicago Police Department
David R. Evans
Scrattton
Cleveland Road
Chicago
Robert Tannehill
Marjory Powers
J. M. Powers
Band Concert Program at Ely Park Features Local Youth Ensemble
County boys and girls bands directed by B W Baird present a 7:30 pm concert at Ely Park. The program includes marches such as College Boys and Precision, overtures The Buglara and Diann Place, varied solos and a saxophone octet, with performers Martha Tite Wilma Mezurek Helen Fleming Dorothy Ives Ruby Ives Clara Brady Merle McMaullin John Parke and others.
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B. W. Baird
College
Herald
H. Bennett
Teveric
P. Chambers
Letter Carrier
Clayton Mills
Alvin Archambeau
Diann Place
F. Wegan
Old Kentucky Home
Martha Tite
Golden Gate
van Sunpi
Young Men's Club Opens Season With Elections Planned
The Young Men's club, organized last year by the Y M C A for business and professional men of this city, will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday September 19. Officers from last year include Dave Hegrie president HH Stiffer vice president and Max Van Wormer sergeant at arms.
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Filyria Y. M.C. A
Cra
Dave Hegrie
Hh, Stiffer
Max van Wormer
Seek Parole for Carroll in Landmark Case
Friends of Earl Carroll a New York theater producer imprisoned in Atlanta seek the Attorney General’s approval for parole. Supporters have contacted the Justice Department urging clemency as Carroll serves time related to his crimes.
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Washington
Bent
Bomm
Earl Carroll
New York
Atlanta
Justice Department
Carrell
Governor's Day at State Fair Anticipates Record Attendance
Bright sun greets opening of State Fair with crowds already streaming in by 6 a.m. Officials predict over 75 000 attendees for Governor Donethy’s address and a record turnout. Governor’s Day features speeches, aviation demonstrations, stock judging, and harness races as the expo showcases continue.
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Columbus
Liticiana
Columbuca
Donthey
Elyria Iron and Steel Co Complains to Utilities Board
Elyria Iron and Steel Co filed a complaint with the Utilities Commission alleging issues across routes from Columbus to Toledo and on connections involving New York Ohio lines and Wheeling, naming multiple rail and road corridors in the filing.
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Sem
1Ra Iron & Steel Co
Elyria
Iilities
Commisalom Road Jota
Fram & Elytia
Toledo
New York
Comal Ohio
Cl Lonis
Wheeling
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