Bomb nest found in Brooklyn linked to courthouse bombing
Detectives reported uncovering a bomb nest in Brooklyn with vast materials to wreck skylines and maps of New York and Washington. Six suspects, including Medreno Silva and Fernandez, were questioned after raids. one man released. Authorities call the New York blast a terror act aimed at alarming residents rather than causing mass casualties.
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New York
Brooklyn
Courts
Washington
Marc Medreno
Jesus Silva
Julian de Hoos
Eugene Fernandez
Jose Roa Chrestozal
Victor Fern
Kings County
Hall of Records
Polce
New High Records on Stock Exchange
New York stock market showed a strong upturn with the industrial section reaching new highs. U S Steel led gains above 148 while General Motors, Dupont, Chrysler, General Electric, Allied Chemical, American Can, and American Smelting rose, aided by Woolworth's Germany success lifting Woolworth to above 486 for the first time. Rail shares also climbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Dupont
Chrysler
General Electric
Allied Chemical
American Fan
American Smelting
Cass
Parsons
Woolworth
Germany
Detectives Seek Two Robbers in Cleveland Ring Heist
Detectives hunted two holdup men who threatened to slash Eva Horwitch with a razor if she did not quickly surrender a diamond ring. They seized the ring and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eva Horwitch
Safe Crackers Captured in Cleveland Theater
Police surprised two safe crackers as they climbed a ladder to the second floor of a Cleveland theater. They had smashed the safe door and were about to take roughly $4,000 when officers forced entry, wounded no one, and captured the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Angered student slays father in Summit county crisis
James Kimbler, 20, medical student, shot and killed his father and seriously wounded his brother after a family dispute at the farm near Summit. He attempted to shoot his sister, then killed himself. The incident followed a recent family meat and quarrel.
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Summitt
Ind
James Kimbler
Kimbler
Lorain High Football Opens First Practice For Season
Lorain high school candidates begin their season prep tomorrow to get in shape for the opener against Cleveland Central high school in Lorain. Uniforms were issued to the players.
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Lorain
Lorain High School
Cleveland Central High School
Policy shifts and naval expansion debate loom in congress
The piece outlines proposed naval armament changes and debt management, with calls for a larger navy and authorizations for a debt cruiser and seaplanes. It notes political odds as anti administration factions gain strength while Britain in Geneva hints at limits. In Toledo, two people died and several injured in holiday traffic mishaps, including 29 year old Paul Herman of Maumee and 11 year old Shirley Beach, both hit by passing autos.
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Aleady
Plas
Great Britain
Geneva
Toledo
Paul Herman
Maumee
Arthur Roth
Shirley Beach
Paul Silomon
Man Charged With Removing Mortgaged Property
Ernest Marlett of Elyria was arrested Saturday by Sheriff EB G Mathews and charged with removing mortgaged property from the state. He was placed in custody and will face a Wednesday hearing before Justice S J George for taking a mortgaged car to Michigan.
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Ernest Marlett
Elyria
EB. G. Mathews
Justce S. J. George
Marlett
Michigan
John Bohash
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Man Fined for Violation of State Dog Law
Harley Strait of Russia Township was fined $15 and costs in Justice S J George court after a deputy sheriff arrested him for violating the new dog law. The warrant was issued by Dog Warden Lee Minkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Strait
Russia Township
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Lee Minkler
Summer recess for council ends tonight
City council convenes at city hall at 7 30 p m ending the summer adjournment. Tonight the meeting will consider borrowing ordinances and routine business. URDAY A. H. Fishburn of the YMCA was injured in a fogbound crash while driving from Chestnut Ridge toward Elyria and received multiple lacerations but was not seriously harmed.
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City Hall
A. H. Fishburn
Elyria
Chestnut Ridge
Elyvia Memorial Hospital
Justice Fines Two Drunks and More Misconduct
Local justice handled a holiday docket with cases from the sheriff's department. Arrests include D Mor ris of Cleveland for reckless living and W R Murray of New London for intoxication, both with fines and costs. Other actions include a family quarrel resulting in Louis Takacs injuring his arm, a car collision on Middle Avenue, and multiple disorderly conduct and intoxication fines in police court. An Elyria bicycle theft arrest and injuries from an auto accident on Oberlin Road are noted, plus a boy with a broken arm after a bicycle collision.
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Justice
J. George
Sheriff's Department
D. Morris
Cleveland
W. R. Murray
New London
Monte Fouts
Elyria
Oberrim Road
Agnes Mitchell
Bond Street
James Forest
Adams Street
Jria Memorial
Hand Injury Reported From Thresher Incident
Ralph Carmel, 17, Gulf road, suffered a hand injury while working on a thresher Saturday. He was taken to Kisra Memorial hospital but the injury was not serious enough for admittance.
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Ralph Carmel
Gulf Road
Kisra Memorial Hospital
Man Bound Over On Assault Charge After Hearing
After a Monday preliminary hearing Justice 8 J. George bound Arthur Wayes over the grand jury on a 250 bond for assault and battery following a warrant sworn by Louie Thompson. The Mendelson Reduction Co. confessed in a promissory note to Frankie Bease and others. judgment for St.757 was rendered by Judge W. F Thompson.
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J. George Hound
Arthur Wayes
Grand Jury
Louie Thompson
Mendelson Reduction Co
Frankie Bease, Devince
W. F Thompson
Egsiner
West River resident shoots self in foot
Joseph Zlatkowsky of 248 West River Street accidentally shot himself in the foot on Saturday. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. La Grange man O. M. Sprague reported damage when his car was struck by a machine bearing license Ags 168 on East 15th Street. His right front fender and running board were damaged.
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Middle Ave
R. Stevens
Middle Avenue
James Ruffern
Cleveland
Ruffen
Steven
CVS
East Avenue
Elyna Memorial Hospital
F. Dee
Park Avenue
Harshaw Fuller & Goodwin Co
Elyria Memorail Hospital
West River
Self
Joseph Zlatkowsky
West River Street
LA Grange
O. M. Sprague
15Th
Lcense
Wheeler dies after long anti saloon work tragedyhaunts family
Wayne Wheeler leader of the Anti-Saloon League dies following a summer tragedy that claimed his wife in an explosion at their home. He fell ill after funerals in Columbus and died shortly after admission to a sanitarium. Officials praise his lifelong service and warn the movement will endure with new leadership. Six dyed eggs painted by a London artist join the report.
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Wheeler
Shelby
Columbus
Howard Hyde Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Russell
Central Methodist Church
Astifxtnat League
Prohibition
League
Francis Scott McBride
Ernest H. Cherrington
Lhentesans
Battle Creek
E J. Moore
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
James A. White
Charles M. Earhart
Axcels
Man Fined for Speeding in Police Court
Charles Burline pleaded guilty to speeding on Broad street Monday and was fined 5 dollars and costs in police court. The Chronicle-Telegram notes a correction about a resident at Stop 11 Lake Avenue.
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Fred Lescher
F. H. Diedrick
Gabor Bathory
Bath Street
John Rainey
Chronicle-Telegram
Ip Common Pleas Court
Lake Avenue
B. B. Shipley
Charles Burline
Burline
Broad Street
Monay
Snyder Leaves Chronicle-Telegram for Santa Ana Post
Joseph C. Snyder former advertising manager of the Chronicle Telegram departs at noon for Santa Ana California to join the Santa Ana Register recently bought by J F Burke. He served seven years at the Chronicle Telegram and has broad advertising experience. He left in May for Spring Valley Land Co and travels by automobile.
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Joseph C. Snyder
Chronicle-Telegram
Santa Ana
California
Santa Ana Register
J.F Burke
Snyder
Spring Valley Land Co
Death notices and obituaries from Wellington Amherst and Elyria
Mrs C H Bowers of Wellington dies. funeral Saturday at Greenwood Cemetery. Clayton C Bowers and daughter Mrs Gannell of Hartford Conn survive. George Auesser of 223 North Olive Street dies after appendicitis. funeral Thursday at St Johns Amherst. burial Evergreen. Joseph C Lary, 68, Elyria, dies. survived by wife Kathryn two stepchildren and four grandchildren. funeral at home with Rev Muir Auld. burial Ridge Lawn. Mrs Eva Schweinfurth, 35, in serious condition after attempted poisoning at St Johns Hospital Cleveland.
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C. H. Bowers
Wellington
Greenwood Cemetery
Clayton C. Bowers
Gracecourt
Gannell
Hartford
Conn
George Auesser
George Hausser
North
Olive Street
Blyria Memorial Hospital
South Amherst
Ea Corist
Ford
Quarry Street
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Tne 1
O. F
Eagles
Knights Tor Pythias
No. 6
Quarry
Oberlin Motors
Elrria Eagles
Joseph C Lary
Columbus Street
Elyria
Katherine
Cannan
New Hampshire
William Telzerow
Foster Avenue
Leo Nichols
Muir Auld
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Cleveland
Eva Schweinfurth
St. John's Hospital
Nolice
Record crowds at the fair boast thriving exhibits and events
The completion of the Seattle barn enhances care for animals and features a strong cattle show with many breeds. The dog, rabbit, and guinea pig shows draw attention from children, while boys and girls clubs, school groups, merchants, and the automotive field display offerings. Races draw large crowds, a tug of war showcases county rivalries, and ostrich tacos, vaudeville, and music entertain attendees. Weather is ideal and attendance is expected to exceed past years.
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Seattle
Yesteriday
Fita
Lyell
Market Prices Hit Cleveland and Toledo Livestock and Produce
In Cleveland on Sept 6, butter extras and eggs show varied prices with cheese and poultry rates listed. Hogs, cattle, and sheep trading steady to higher in Cleveland. five price ranges for hogs and cattle noted. Toledo reports steady to higher hogs, light calves, and slow sheep and lamb demand.
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Cleveland
York State
Fey
Plymouth Rocks
Jersey State
Toledo
Plans for 4600 Mile Flight on Old Glory With Lifesaving Gear
The article describes a long distance flight project aboard Old Glory spanning 4600 miles with aim for radio contact and disaster signaling. Equipment listed includes automatic radio sending gear, a rubber boat for two, a device to distill water from breath, flares, a pistol, a bubble sextant, air mattress, charts, gloves, extinguishers, and a flash. Police report notes Milton Obitts of the Elyria force injured in a Toledo area accident en route to Michigan with family.
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Spirit
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Old Glory
Testis
Toledo
Milton Obitts
Elyria
Michigan
Mondas
Chronicle- Telegram
Obitts
Ruth Gehrig In Home Run Hitting Bee
At Fenway Park on Sept 6 Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig delivered a homer spree in the Yankees vs Red Sox doubleheader. Welzer of Boston allowed the hits as Gehrig homered for his 45th of the season and Ruth tied the pace with his 46th after a two on bases shot.
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Ulet
Fenway Park
Boston
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehring
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Welzer
Gehrig
Ruth
Combs
Miss America 1927 Contest Opens With Beauty Pageant
The American Beauty special arrives in Atlantic City carrying 800 pounds of contestants and 74 entrants. Miss New England Miss California Miss Seattle and Miss El Paso are among favorites as the pageant aims to crown the country’s most beautiful girl for rotogravure pages.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New England
California
Seattle
el Paso
Mrs Corson Fails to Swim Channel Attempt
Dover bulletin reports Mrs Clemington Corson abandoned her attempt to swim the English Channel from England to France. The New York swimmer admitted defeat at 6 30 p.m. She had gained fame as the first mother to swim the channel after Gertrude Ederle.
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Dover
Eug
Clemington Corson
English Channel
England
France
New York
Gertrude Ederle
Firemen Answer Two Alarms Monday
Firemen answered two alarms Monday. No property was lost. The first fire started at Simpson Motor Co Broad Street in the battery charging room from a gas plate. The second alarm came from A G Dittrie 1847 West Avenue where a lamp case caused smoldering.
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Simpson Motor Co
Broad Et
Benc
Chemcals
A. G. Dittrie
West Avenue
Atlantic flight crews plan long leg over headwind
New York reports indicate Charles A. Levine and Capt. Walter Hinchcliffe, after learning of storms near the Azores, prepared to oppose a 30 mill head wind en route to New York or Philadelphia. They may start tomorrow in the monoplane Columbia. The Royal Windsor monoplane was at Old Orchard, having flown from Windsor Ontario to Windsor England last week and forced down at Mount Johnson Quebec to lighten fuel load.
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New York
Azor
Charles A. Levine
Walter Hinchcliffe
Cranwell
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Columbia
Royal Windsor
Old Orchard
Windsor
Eng
Mount Johnson
Que
Number Six Continues On Shortened School Day Schedule
The article notes Number Six in a district program where Librarian Mary Sheffield Believus and others such as Harald Wilson Elyria Mathematica and Hula Young New calk Latin are involved. Classes ran on shortened periods with noon frees. students toured teachers, learned text names, and were assigned lessons. Regular operation resumes tomorrow. A doctor may speak many languages yet speaks only one tongue.
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Stock Exchange
New Elvrra Business College
Schwind
W. Second St
Cavagna Bros
Fiyra Ot Ek
Cheapside
Broad
Prine
Nenfald Arse
Clison
Louis Takacs
Beech Street
Takacs
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. KE
Price
John Jones
Telegraph RD
Arthur Phiel
Telegraph Road
Phiel
Daniel Musselman
D. Cheevers
Musselman
Cheevers
London
Joseph Snyder
Joseph C. Lary
Cleveland Livestock
Broad St
Ruth Gehrig
Everett McVeigh
The
Manhattan Laundry
Chase
Guth
Elyzvia
Elyria Say
Oppo
East Ave
HeeHaw News
Trens Thomas
D. A. Meyer
Dam
American Legion
Roy D. Smith
Hishlander
Fair Grounds
You
Hungary
Siam
Russia
Fiji
Denmark
West Side
Lbr. & Coal
C. A. Persons
E. C. Greenlind
Hudson
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