Flight of Question Mark Advancing Toward New York Coast
Reports from Halifax and Paris indicate the air plane Question Mark, with Capt Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, is flying toward the North American coast. Cloudy conditions persist along the South Atlantic and Grand Banks area as the mission aims for a westward Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Chebucto Heed
Halifax Harbor
Newark
New York
South Atlantic
James H Kimball
Government Weather Bureau
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Neal
Ir Kimball Sain
Paris
Atlantic
Coste
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Jacques Cartier
le Bourget
France
English Channel
Barfleur
Cherbourg
Nungesser
Coli
Mold hearing on road assessment adjourned
An adjacent hearing on the proposed paving of Butternut Ridge Road from present concrete cast to Field's Corners was adjourned. The meeting was to be held in the County Commissioners office this afternoon. The new pavement would be twenty feet wide.
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Butternut Ridge
Field's
Hearst Ordered Out of France by Paris Police
Sept 2 Hearst is expelled from France by the Paris police prefecture for the hostile stance of his papers toward France. The order, prepared long, was only served yesterday afternoon. BOATS COLLIDE NEAR BC COAST Ten missing after halibut boat Orient sinks following collision with freighter Admiral Nelson off the British Columbia coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hearst
Paris
William Randolph Hearst
Seattle
Wash
Orient
British Columbia
Pacific Steamship Company
Riots Continue with Heavy Police in Budapest
In Budapest on Sept 2 heavy police guards remained after yesterday’s rioting that left at least one dead 79 gravely wounded and many injured. Authorities reported about 200 rioters arrested as streets in the capital stayed tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Delays Push Atlantic Hop Start for Boyde
Unfavorable weather delays Captain J Erroll Boyde's attempt to fly the Atlantic in the Bellanca Columbia. He does not expect to take off from St Hubert Airport before Thursday or later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
J. Erroll Boyde
Atlantic
Boyde
St. Hubert Air Field
Men Accused of Plotting Association Are Set Free
In Jacksonville Florida Fred Eberhardt publisher Henry Halseman and George Rawls were discharged after a preliminary hearing before Justice J C Madison. Madison said much testimony could have been excluded under evidence rules.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Eberhardt
Henry Halseman
George Rawls
Doyle E. Carlton
Florida
Justice of Peace
J. C. Madison
Madison
Slips Handcuff and Flees from Toledo Bank Robbery Suspect
Charles Elithorpe, 22, minutes after pleading guilty to robbing the Point Place State Bank, slipped his handcuff and fled. Deputies chased him but he eluded capture and was last seen running into a dense weeds-filled vacant lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Point Place State Bank
Charles Elithorpe
School for Prohibition Agents Opened by Woodcock
Prohibition Director Woodcock opened a new school for agents to improve technique and morale. He said the first objective is to stop commercial violations of the 16th amendment and instructed 34 selected men to train others for nationwide enforcement against large scale organized violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Washington
Woodcock
Elyrian Suffers Severe Injuries In Lake Road Crash
A. H. Hancock Jr. 26, of 1004 East Avenue, Lorain, suffered severe injuries after a collision on Lake road west of Lorain. Lemerise of Cleveland faces reckless driving charges after failing to stop. Hancock alleges excessive speed and car veered into a ditch to avoid impact. two jaw fractures reported. Lemerise arrested in Cleveland, bailed to Justice Walter Watts, pleaded not guilty, trial set for next Saturday.
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A. H. Hancock, Jr
East Avenue
Lake Road
Lorain
H. J. Lemerise
Cleveland
Hancock
Lemerise
Court of Justice
Walter Watts
Legion Drum and Eagle Corps to Seek National Honors
Elyria residents applaud the Legion Drum and Eagle Corps Post No 12.15 for its hunting of national honors in Boston on October sixth. The Chronicle Telegram begins a series of personal profiles by George H. Allen to acquaint Elyrians with these ex service men. The first life history appears on an inner page.
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Legion
Wich
Boston
Chronicle-Telegram
Dar
Bodies of Andree and companions arrive on Norwegian soil
Sealer Brattvaag brings the remains of Salomon Auguste Andree Nils Strindberg and Knut Fraenkel back to Scandinavia after 33 years in the Arctic. Swedish Norwegian physicians examine the corpses as marines salute in Tromsoe crowds gather to honor the expedition heroes.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Salomon Auguste Andree
Arctic
Bratang
Sweden
White Island
Aalesond Innight
Brattvaag
Svenshsune
Nils Strindberg
Knut Fraenkel
Michael Lars
Fisheries Inspection
Vesses
Brattvaeg
Gunnar Horn
Andree
Beiong
Balloon races and near misses in Gordon Bennett event
A Belgian entry, the Belgica, tangled its drag line in a tree near Albany and was freed by Charles Strain. Earlier a French entry Pierre Fisbach landed near Niagara Falls while en route from Cleveland, with pilots Albert Boltard and Jean Heroe Aide.
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Beamsyville
Ont
Pierre Fisbach
Gorcon Bennett
Albert Boltard
Jean Heroe Aide
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
Ontaro
Pierre Fishbach
Cleveland
Beamsville
Albany
Esperance
Here
Charles Strain
Balloon crosses over Elyria during international race
A balloon in the international races crossed the northern part of Elyria after dark. Viewers along Abbe road waved to the crew and received a return sign. The craft, identified as Fellow, moved north by northwest toward Lorain and veered toward Avon. Elyrians reported observations.
Schools in Elyria and Lorain County begin new term
About 12 000 pupils resume classes as Elyria and Lorain County schools open. County Superintendent R P Vaughn expects 7000 county enrollments with possible 200 to 300 rise from last year. Elyria schools mostly reopen though Jefferson School addition work is halted. 55 new county teachers and 19 city teachers start duties.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Avon Lake
R P Vaughn
Elytia City
Jefferson
Ely
McKinley
Franklin
R C Maston
Vaughn
Maston
Sidelights on the County AR Wedding at Lorain County Fair
The largest wedding in Elyria in years drew crowds as Melvern Spicer and Alice Moulder married by Mayor James A Hewitt on a motorized altar at the county fair race track. A Burma judge eyed a baby contest upset and Nine Four-H Club boys slept under blankets amid fair bustle as weather shifted from threatened rain to scorching sun.
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Elyria
Melvern Spicer
Alice Moulder
LaGrange
James A Hewitt
Mendelssohn
Four-H Club
Local Pastor Injured in Pennsylvania Car Crash
Reverend Rey G A Brown pastor of the Lucited Presbyterian church was cut on the face in an auto accident while returning from Sandy Lake to Greenville Pennsylvania to visit his sister Mrs Annette Tillotson. He spoke of returning to Elyria later this week.
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Rey G A Brown
Presbstenan
Sandy Lake
Pennsyylvania
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Annette Tillotson
Brown
Elyria
Cincinnati Man Shot By Yeggs in Company Office Raid
A 67 year old A. W. Jamieson, president of the Cincinnati Vulcan Company, oil and gasoline dealers, was shot in the left hand by two bandits who invaded the offices, terrorized employees, and escaped with 154 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape Kraem
Cincinnati
A W Jamieson
Cincinnati Vulcan Company
Elyma Babies Win Lorain County Fair Baby Contest
Elyna babies dominated the Lorain County Fair baby contest taking three of six class prizes. Winners include James Anderson six months and 28 days for best toy baby bassinette, Eviene Wilma Henson for best girl baby under eight months, and Mary Therese Kaiser for best girl baby 18 to 30 months. Additional prizes went to Loran babies, Grafton baby, and others, with 107 of 129 registered actually competing. Examiners included Dr Victor Fenn and two Cleveland doctors, with health display and milk safety notes in the tent.
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Elyna
Loran
Grafton
James Anderson
Joe Anderson
Eviene Wilma Henson
C. Henson
Marsetes Avenue
Elyma
Charles Bair
Ralph Bair
East Bridge Street
Ebyrne
Margaret Ann Eastin
Kenneth East
Broadway
Lorain
William Norman Bickel
Norman Bickel
West Twen'y Fifth Street
Mary Therese Kaiser
J. Kaiser
Artemus Court
Victor Fenn
Burma
Cleveland
Mildred Bowen
DiLeft
Lorain County
State Department of Health
Health Departments
R. P Fowler
Fowler
Winners List Being Compiled After Lorain County Fair
Officials review department records to determine exhibit winners after the eighty fourth annual Lorain County Fair. Attendance totals show 8973 paid admissions over two days with daytime and nighttime crowds. Livestock dominated space while large displays of fruit vegetables art and club work attracted visitors. The Merchants Hall drew many guests with merchandise displays and additional features were offered throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
President Hoover reviews Veterans parade in Baltimore
President Hoover and his elder son Herbert Jr left Washington by car at 19 am for Baltimore where the president will review the Veterans of Foreign Wars parade at their annual convention. The party was escorted by District of Columbia and Maryland police and included his two secretaries, Dr Joe T Boone, his personal physician and gavel and military aides.
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Washington
Hoover
Herbert, Jr
Baltimore
Veterans of Foreign Wars
District of Columbia
Maryland
Joe T. Boone
Clinic for crippled children at Gates Hospital Elyria
A pre school clinic for crippled children will be held at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children in Elyria Ohio on Friday September 5 between 900 am and noon. The hospital runs a regular state approved school for crippled children so treatment does not require missing class. The facility is recently modernized with new equipment and a sun porch added for ray therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Ohio
State Department of Education
Fined by Mayor for possession of intoxicating liquor
Major James A Hewitt held police court this morning and fined Jere Halli of 299 West Buster Street $550 and costs after Hall pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. Police raided Halli's premises and found liquor.
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Jere Halli
West Buster Street
James A Hewitt
Hall's
Automobile Repair Ad Promises Complete Overhaul
A damaged ad touts automobile repair for cars driven hard all summer. It urges readers to choose competent services at Bem Weng’s classified page, promising guaranteed satisfaction and a full overhaul to handle winter work.
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Bem
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Elyrian
Legion Corps
Sealer
Niaga Falls
Weis
Harcourt Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Michigan
County Health Board
Yeggs
Elyai
Grafton Baby
Ems
Changservice
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