Fighting in India and Shanghai war reported across regions
Battles in Kiangsu and Chiekang provinces burn across China as ShangHai forces clash and Manchuria declares war. Casualties mount with 1000 plus killed and thousands wounded. Iran? No. International relief strained as Red Cross runs short of hospitals and doctors. Reports tie peacenegotiations to amnesty offers and martial law claims in multiple cities.
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Chiekrang Krangsu
Kiangsu
Chinese Red Cross
Syen
W. 5
W. L. New
Cambridge
Huaag Tu
Linko
Lahore
India
Afghanistan
Kabul
Lashkar
Eour
London
A_ central
Christiania
Helsingfors
Leningrad
Petrograd
Lenine
Warsaw
China
Tiwh
Shanghay
Chekiang
Tsao Kun
Lu Yung Ksiang
Chehiang
Tsao
Wu Pei-Fu
Feng Hu Hsiang
Tragic Road and Transit Accidents Hit Several Cities
Multiple crashes and a deadly train collision reported across Pennsylvania and Ohio. In Kittaning a passenger train struck an automobile killing three and injuring one. Franklin saw a large oil fire with 309 workers fighting flames and several injured. Cleveland reported a fatal bus collision, Amherst a two vehicle crash injuring three, and nearby Ridgville saw a Cleveland car overturn with multiple severe injuries.
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Kittaning
Pennsylvaia
Frank Pinpet
Frank Lucas
Franklin
Sartz
Witherup
Witherups
Unaya
Stolen Vehicles Reported In Local Area
An Oakland car owned by Bollpark was stolen from Second Street Saturday night and found Sunday on Ford Road without tires or batteries. Also a Chevrolet owned by Tom Dohrn of Oberlin was stolen Sunday night from in front of Murbach's coal office. Police in surrounding towns were notified.
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WO Aveos
Oakland
Bollpark
Second Street
Ford Road
Tom Dohrn
Oberlin
Murbach
Watch Stolen From Home On Saturday Night
Dean Burns reports a burglary at 1386 East Avenue during Saturday night with theft of his alarm watch on a chain. Police have no suspects or clues at this time.
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Dean Burns
East Avenue
Offender Barro Arrested After Liquor Seizure At Western Heights
Joe Barro, known violator of liquor laws, was arrested after police found several quarts of alleged liquor in the attic and basement of his Western Heights premises. He pleaded not guilty in police court and is held on $500 bond for a hearing tomorrow. a third offense could send him to await grand jury action.
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Joe Barro
Western Heihts
Atne
Colored Bishop Clair to Speak at District Conference
Bishop M W Clair the resident bishop of Liberia will address the District Conference of the Second Methodist Episcopal Church on Friday evening. He is the sole colored bishop in the church and is noted for clear facts and vivid presentation. Attendees can anticipate an engaging address on Liberia.
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M W Clair
Libera
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Clair
Liberia
Clair
Elyria and Lorain on WTAM Radio Program
Elyria will be represented on a radio program broadcast from WTAM this evening. Miss Wauring Struthers and her brother Hubert will present whistling solos, with two Lorain girls also on the program, Misses Dorothy Bracken and Lucile Gilbert with accompanist. Rollie Woodward, 20, was arrested today for burglary after smashing a Rogers Jewelry store window and stealing about 300 in rings and jewelry. the break triggered an alarm at the 4 C T office and he confessed he needed money after being out of work.
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Elyria
WTAM
Wauring Struthers
Hubert
Lorain
Dorothy Bracken
Jil
Lucile Gilbert
Dayton
Seat
Rollie Woodward
Carrmotite
Rogers Jewelry
4. C. T. Office
World flyers reach New York amid celebratory crowds
American round the world planes sighted the Statue of Liberty at 3 08 PM as they approached New York from Boston. Lieut Lowell H Smith led the escort of more than a dozen planes with clear blue skies and cheering crowds along Broadway and over the harbor. The flotilla then headed toward Mitchell Field Mineola for a royal greeting planned with the Prince of Wales and funeral official John J Pershone.
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Boston
Mason Patrick
Army
Join Harding
H. H Qeden
Erik Nelson
Leslie P. Arnold
Lowell H Sorth
Army Ai
Shang
Lee Lowell Smith
Amercan
Ratayagdpar
Liaat
John Haming
Wade and
Ogden
Nova Scotia
New York Sept
America
World Flight
New York
Lowell H. Smith
Manhattan
Mitchell Tyrah
Vineola
Prince of Wales
John J. Pershone
Mineola
Mitchell Field
Broadway
East River
Brooklyn
Chusetts
Connecticut
New York State
Avon Widow Frances Kin Ingshen Ceremony Details
The notice lists Vive Pianeys Kiuinesha 73 and Yiank Klinagshun Vie Marin Thome Stes Pe as relatives. It states a memorial or service will be held at SS Matys w Avon on Wednesday morning at 9 o clock.
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Avon
Pianeys Kiuinesha
Frances
Anon
Yiank Klinagshun Vie Marin Thome Stes
SS Matys
City Council Called To Discuss Cascade Park Pool Plan
A special council meeting is set for this evening to review the Cascade park swimming pool proposal. The park board asserts the plan lacks a sanitation plant and water connections and warns of additional costs for a bath house. Members from both bodies will meet to resolve funding and requirements.
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Cascade Park
Park Board
Frank Wilford
Mr. Wilford
George H. Ely
John B Thompson Jr dies at Berea hospital
John B Thompson Jr 18 son of John B Thompson of Cleveland and nephew of Judge W B Thompson died suddenly at Berea hospital after a weeks illness. He was from Columbia, popular in Elyria and eastern county area. Survived by parents and two sisters Mrs Vilan Smith and Mrs Bernice Hamilton. Funeral Tuesday at 3578 Bosworth Rd Cleveland with burial at Wood Vale cemetery Berea. Baby Adams buried in Columbus atop Sudro Funeral Home services for infant son of Mr and Mrs B G Adams 309 Blaines rest. Interment Ridgelawn cemetery Columbus. Germany’s return claimed by Rev Dr Rittenhouse First Baptist Columbus.
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John B. Thompson, Jr
John B. Thompson
Cleveland
W. B Thompson
Berea Hospital
Elyria
Columbia
Vilan Smith
Bernice Hamilton
Bosworth Road
Wood Vale
Berea
Baby Adams
B.G Adams
Blaines
Sudro Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
British Premier Sees Progress After Geneva League Conference
Ramsay MacDonald said he was satisfied with the League of Nations conference results in Geneva and noted substantial work remains. The London report echoes U K hopes for continued cooperation and progress on reparations and security issues.
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Lonnon Spt
SopoMiertis Exorisard
Nnst
London
Paris
Lau Valley
Serrano
Lisbon
Paris Herald
Geneva
Ramsay MacDonald
Scotland
Public Schools Open With Over Four Thousand Pupils
The public schools opened today and more than 4,000 pupils entered for the new term. Attendance exceeds last year, aided by Roosevelt building on Western Heights. Schools run from opening until 2 45 pm with 3 minutes for danger. Sunt Masson and Principal Shively report well organized schools and expect normal operation in a few days.
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Roosevelt
Western Heights
Berg
Danger Sunt Masson
Shively
Defense Day mobilization drives Lorain county effort
In Syosset New York a Defense Day tent opened for evening registration. About one hundred men from Lorain County registered on Friday to demonstrate the county quota can be quickly raised. The call targets 1493 men though no pledge of military service is made. The tent will stay open each evening through Friday under officers from local patriotic groups.
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Lorain
Regis Gerne
Cura
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