Three Die In OAD Fires At Fostoria Bulletin
Three men died and a fourth burned in two fires near Fostoria Ohio early today. A car crash and ensuing blaze killed two men from Portland Indiana identified as Redman Dundechuh and Ralph Wilt. Edward Austin, 45, perished in the stockyards fire while tending a straw pile. about 1350 cattle were burned. Officials seek the auto victim's identity from license plate 5S 706 and assess stockyard losses.
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Fostoria
Redman Dundechuh
Ralph Wilt
Portland
Ind
Fremont-Fostoria
Edward Autsin
Fires at Springfield Oil Plant Cause Fatal Burns
A fire at the Ohio Independent Oil Co. plant in Springfield, Ohio, killed 29 year old John Cline, an attendant at a fueling station, after gasoline tanks expanded and ignited. The blaze damaged the greenhouse at Gond and Reese Co., destroying hundreds of thousands of roses and geraniums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
John Cline
Ohiio Independent Oil Co
FLO
Sfree Af Gond and
Reese Co
Canadian customs seize Byrd monoplane at Toronto
Canadian customs officers seized a large monoplane that carried Commander Richard Byrd to Toronto with French Air Minister Boganski as a passenger. The seizure occurred in Toronto due to failure to make required customs entries. The matter was reportedly to be dropped, and the plane released after explanations were provided.
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Tawa
Ont
Canad'an
Richard B. Bryd
Toronto
Boganowski
National Revenue
Jay
Toonto
Non Union Brick Plant Resumes Operations with Guarding
The Ohio White Brick Co plant at New Lexington Ohio resumed operations today with non union workers. Sheriff Harler Rexable and deputy sheriffs guard the plant after last week’s disorders. Pickets have not yet been replaced. Regional miners begin returning to the Hocking Crooksville area as authorities anticipate arrests in connection with last week’s disturbances.
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New Lexington
Ohio White Brick Co
Harler Rexable
Hocking
Crooksville
Thecomingields
Csgheaton County
J W. Dugan
Perry
Oberlin Man Heads Lorain County Teachers Institute
c. and £ Wigton of Oberlin was chosen to head the Lorain County Teachers Institute for the coming year. Other officers named were Mrs Marian Steele of Amherst, vice president, and J. J. Vaughn of Elyria, reelected secretary and treasurer. The nominating committee report was accepted, with resolutions praising boards of education, the executive committee, Elyria’s use of buildings, ministers for devotionals, and the press for coverage, while urging 100 percent NEA, OTEA, and Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association membership. Miss Elizabeth McCrickett spoke on character building and urged teachers to broaden students’ horizons and foster liberal views. The article notes a necrology committee to report next year and opposition to politicizing public schools. Continued on page 2.
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C. &£. Wigton
Oberlin
Lorain County Teachers’ Institute
uMeers
Marian Steele
Amherst
J. J. Vaughn
Elyria
J.J. Vaughn
It. Powers
Elizabeth Wilcox
J. L. Rawdon
EH. I. Swick
Institute
Boards of Education
Board of Education
National Educational Association
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Northeastern Ohio Teachers” Association
Elizabeth McCrickett
President Coolidge Emerges From Silent Cal Image
President Coolidge breaks from the Silent Cal image as he greets crowds in the west. He jokes about land and livestock and prepares a speech at Brookings for the Lincoln library dedication, following Western criticism of his earlier aloofness.
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S&l. D
Coolidge
Cal
Newell and
Nisland
Farmers’ County
South Dakota
Ex- Pires
Lincoln Library
South Dakota Agricultural College
Brookings
Washington
Deputies Stop Traffic After Mansfield Robbery Leads to Elyria
Deputy sheriffs Ives, Cowie, Rivins, Gray, and Flood patrol roads into Elyria with sawed off shotguns after word that three armed men robbed a Mansfield filling station of 204 dollars and headed toward Elyria. They were seen near Ashland and stopped cars turned out to be innocent residents. The pursuers believed the bandits diverted onto a side road to avoid the city.
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Ives
Cowie
Rivins
Gray
Flood
Elyria
G. Mathews
Mansfield
Fllyria
Ashland
False report on Redfern landing near Alemquer Brazil
Washington reports a landing near Alemquer Brazil attributed to aviator Paul Redfern is false. The Alemquer mayor’s report, forwarded to the state department, dismisses the claim as untrue.
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Redfern Landing
Washington
Paul Redfern
Alemquer
Brazil
State Department
Elyria Union Pledges Labor Day Attendance in Columbus
The Elyria Central Labor Union urges members to join the September 5 Labor Day celebration in Columbus at the Ohio State fair to honor John P. Grey. Local officers E Cotton W McCulle y Charles H Kopp Y J Myers and J R Will will attend. no local celebration will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Central Labor Union
Columbus
John P. Grey
Ohio
E. Cotton
W. McCullex
Charles H. Kopp
Elyria Central Gabor Union
Y. J. Myers
Electricians’ Union
J. KR
Carpenters Union
Perry Niagara Association maps Perry flagstaff restoration
Cleveland Ohio September 2 plan begins for restoring Commodore Perry s flagstaff ship Niagara in Erie Pennsylvania harbor. A Perry Niagara Memorial Association committee led by Franke Wilford Blyvia proposes a full renovation costing 12 000 to 25 000 and hopeful annual Great Lakes voyages for the ship. Despondent man Parker swallows eight poison tablets after being chased from a street corner in Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Commodore Perry
Erie
Perry Niagara Memorial Association
Council Chamber
City Hall
Franke Wilford
Eblyvia
Perry Niagara Association
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
Albert Parker
Parker
Guard shot and killed by convict near New Lexington
John Weakley, 59, guard at the J Junction City brick plant of the Ohio penitentiary, was shot and killed in a gun battle near the New Lexington town hall. A convict believed to have fired was captured by a sheriff's posse after a chase through town. Four convicts had been brought to town for dental work when two attempted to escape, one firing at Weakley and killing him instantly.
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Newlexington
John Weakley
J Junction City
Ohio Penitentiary
Weakley
A. K. Kishler
Ohio leaders push coordinated national aerial law plan
Ohio Governor's committee led by W C Young urges uniform federal and state aviation laws to speed airport growth. Experts say municipal airports are likely, while airways design and nuisance issues prompt redress considerations. John Vorys advocates uniform rules and land use clarity for airport sites.
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Columbus
W.C. Young
Akron
Ohio
Dhe
Thames
Regiar
John Vorys
Varys
Liverpool
Weoaran
Worss l
Texas
Young
August Bus Month For Rankin
Rankin and deputies arrested 27 people in August and obtained 5 convictions. They collected 15 323 dollars in fines and assessed transport violations during eighty five inspections by Rankin, FE, and state prohibition inspectors.
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Rankin
Onsiour
Pledged Toward New High School Stadium Entrance
The fund for the gate and entrance to the new high school stadium shows $2,176 raised so far, with $34,500 set as the goal. MM O'Donnell and the committees leading fund solicitation announced the total today. In Piqua Albert Priller, a meat market owner, claims he killed 38 rattlesnakes with one blow and says they were his mother and her 37 young.
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MM. O'Donnell
Cammyaities
Albert Priller
Noted Evangelist Will Speak Here
Gipsy Simon Smith, evangelist and noted singer, will appear at the First M. and church on Sunday and Monday, September 4. He will preach and sing Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m and on Monday at 7 43 p m he will tell the life story From Gipsy Tent to Pulpit. Thousands have been inspired by his work. No new infantile paralysis cases reported. health officials discuss school openings and precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy
Simon Smith
Ohio State Fair Opens With Aero Enthusiasm and Rodeo
Favorable weather drew large crowds to the Ohio State Fair as aviators, press, and stock fanciers gathered for the first day. Exhibits showcased hogs, cattle, horses, sheep, and roots while rodeo events offered prize money totaling 24 dollars. Over 9 000 paid admissions set a new daily record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohia
Charles Truay
Inde& Gate
Thirty Children Attend Clinic at Elyria Memorial
More than thirty crippled children from Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns attend the Elyria Memorial hospital clinic. The day’s visit added to a three month total of over 130 children at Memorial hospital clinics across northern Ohio. Dr Clarence F Herman Mt Sinai Cleveland leads with Dr W Hull Elyria and Dr Willis off St Luke's Cleveland assisting. illness prevented Dr. Willis from attending.
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Crippled Children's Clinic
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyvia
Lorain
Cleveland
Bellevue
Mansfield
Noirfieddt
Lohatville Galion
North Ridgeville
South Ambhers
Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Clarence Hf
Herman
Mt Sinai Hospital
W. WH. Hull
Elyria
Wilrisi
St. Luke's Hospital
Car Stolen at Grafton Found in Cleveland
The new coach stolen from the Rotheery Motor Co in Grafton Sunday night was recovered by Cleveland police. Sheriff E G Mathews said the car is undamaged and believed taken by three youths at Mansfield state farm North Eaton. Suspects not yet apprehended.
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Grafton
Cleveland
Rotheery Motor Co
E. G. Mathews
Mansfield State Farm
North Eaton
Payroll Robbery Stops Erie Carriers at Freehold
Two messengers for the Erie County payroll were held up by three robbers in LLETE Pa and robbed of 15000 dollars. The trio escaped in a touring car with a window license plate as police launched a chase but lost track of the vehicle thirty minutes after the holdup.
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Llete
Free
Erie County
Divic
Lindbergh Stuns Crowd Over Rapid City For Coolidges
Charles A. Lindbergh flew stunts over Rapid City circling the sky for ten minutes as President Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge, and their son John watched from the summer executive offices. Lindbergh had been a guest in Washington on his return from Paris.
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Rapid City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coolidge
John
Coolidges
Washington
Paris
Flying boat to depart for New York from Southampton
Captain Charles Courtney left Calshot at 3 34 p m planning a Plymouth refueling then a voyage to New York via the Azores Islands and Newfoundland. The exact departure time was not set when he left.
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Southampton
Eng
Charles Courtney
Calshot
Plymouth
Borner
New York
Newfoundland
Courtney
Planes Aim for Nonstop LA to Tokyo Leg of World Flight
David Feltz backs Los Angeles aviator Bob MacDougall in a world trip that will use a four stop route with Tokyo, Leningrad, Paris, and New York before returning to Los Angeles. The nonstop Los Angeles to Tokyo leg is the first segment and selection of the aircraft will occur within ten days.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tokio
David Feltz
Bob MacDougall
Leningrad
Paris
New York
Feltz
MacDougall
Pride of Detroit Begins World Flight Toward Bagdad
William 8 Brock and Edward F Schlee start their around the world monoplane Pride of Detroit from Constantinople at 5:20 am toward Bagdad Irak via Aleppo Syria. They faced a 41 hour delay here for Turkish entry notice and noted time differences with Eastern Standard Time.
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Constantinople
William
Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Detroit
Bagdad
Irak
Aleppeo
Srris
Schlee
Carling Plane Forced Down Near Caribou Maine
London to London flight crew of the Sir John Carling reportedly forced to land in fog near Caribou Maine after straying over Maine and Newfoundland. Capt Terrence Tully and Lt James Medcalf planned to resume toward Harbor Grace once weather improved following a landing at Washburn.
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Caribou Me
Terence Tully
James Medcalf
Sir John Carling
London
Fns
Ontario
Eng
St. John
Newfoundland
Sir Fann Curling
St. Lawrence
Lme
Maine
Tully
United Prose
Harbor Grace
Harbor
Grace
Prince Edward Island
Metcalf
Alaine
Washburn
Newark Mian Named Ohio Elks Head
James R. Cooper of Newark was elected president of the Ohio Elks Association at the annual session. Jude Charles L. Justice of Marton A. ranney Columbus re-elected secretary. William Bircum of Cincinnati named trustee for three years. Grace Taylor Cleveland chosen Miss Oliver after debate among judges.
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Cedar Point
James R. Cooper
Newark
Ohio Elk‘s Association
Jude Charles L. Justice
Marton
John . Ranney
Columbus
W'liam Biarcum
Cincinnati
Grace Taylor
Cleveland
Misa Oliver
Miss Taylor
Dorothy Kane
Wellsville
Betty Mellon
Toledo
Monoplane Saint Raphael Feared Lost Over Atlantic
Ottawa reports no trace of the St Raphael three years old Princess Lowenstein Wertheim and two British aviators Captain Leslie Hamilton and Colonel F F Minchin after leaving Uparon England for a non stop flight to Ottawa The plane could not have stayed aloft past midnight and it is unlikely to have reached American shores with Newfoundland Nova Scotia or Maritime landings not yet sighted by 35 radio stations in the region or nearby ships
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Ottawa
Ont
St. Raphael
Lowenstein- Wertheim
Leslie Hamilton
F. F. Minchin
Atlantic
Uparon
Eng
Newfoundland
Nova Scotian
Quebec
Maritime
Canada
Royal Windsor monoplane grounded after wing fire
The Royal Windsor monoplane from Windsor to England forced down near St Johns Quebec by a left wing fire. Pilot C A Duke Schiller and navigator Phil Wood report minor damage and plan to resume flight the next day. Authorities confirm no serious damage and that takeoff is planned for morning.
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ST. Johns
Que
Royal Windsor
Windsor
Ontario
England
C. A. “Dutke” Schiller
Phil Wood
Ont
Montreal
Eng
A. J.duke
Schitler
Philip
Wood
Order
Jusice Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Fog Defeats French Fliers In Transatlantic Attempt
In Le Bourget France Leon Given and Pierre Gorbu landed their heavily fueled Farman biplane Bluebird in Paris after a 3.5 hour non stop attempt to reach New York. A heavy fuel load and brief lift trouble forced them to abandon the flight and descend near Paris.
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LE Bourcet
France
New York
Leon Given
Pierre Gorbu
Paris
Girvan
le Bours
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Elvira Chools
BR. C. Maston
Ww. French
Thomas Xv. Cook
Maston
City Board of Health
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