Eight Die In City of San Francisco Crash on Mount Taylor
Gallup New Mexico Sept 9 The charred remains of seven men and a woman were moved toward burial as investigators began probing responsibility for the crash of the City of San Francisco into Mount Taylor last Tuesday The processions moved 20 miles to Grants then to Gallup and Albuquerque for burial The coroner's jury ruled eight deaths from an airplane accident examining wreckage shows the plane struck too low and plunged through trees before exploding The victims include passengers M M Campbell W H Beers L L Harris M Y Harris A S McGaffey and Mrs Cornia Raymond along with chief pilot J B Stowe co pilot Dwin A Dietel and courier C F Canfield
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Gallup
N. M
San Francisco
Mount Taylor
Grants
Albuquerque
Mount Tasler
Hnahy
Sky Cruiser
M. M. Campbell
Cincinnati
William H. Beers
Merrick
L. L
M. Y
Harris Livermore
Boston
A. S. McGaffey
Stowe
Department of Commerce
McGaffey
Millionaire
Dr George D Nicholas Pioneering Elyria Doctor
At 21 Dr George D Nicholas studied at the Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital and lived in Cleveland. After graduating he spent two years at Huron Road hospital before moving to Elyria in 1902 to practice. He is married and lives at Gulf Farms. His hobbies include gardening and dogs. He once aspired to be a banker.
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George D Nicholas
Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital
Cleveland
Huron Road Hospital
Elyria
Nicholas
Gulf Farms
OPS
Reward Offered for Finding City of San Francisco Wreck
In St Louis on Sept 9 officer Donald A Bartlett announced a $10000 reward for finding the City of San Francisco airliner wreckage. Pilot George K Rice and any passenger aiding discovery will share the award with the parents of courier C F Canfield. Paul F Collins and other TA T officials pursue details to determine recipients and division of the prize.
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ST. Louis MO
George K Rice
Western Air Express
City of San Francisco
C. F. Canfield
Donald A. Bartlett
Paul F. Collins
Bartlett
Warm political battles for Lorain County education seats
Lorain County faces heated contests for three seats on the county board of education amid two petitions naming incumbents and three challengers. Voters also confront several school levy proposals in Elyria, Ridgeville, East Carlisle and other districts, with a September 15 filing deadline.
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Lorain County
County Board of Education
County Board of Elections
Pice
Alma K. Pormen
Amherst
C. T. Winckles
Elytia
George Bursley
Rochester
Roscoe Campbell
Pittsfield
J. E. Davidson
Werner Zuck
Elyria City
Grafton Township
Ridgeville Township
East Carlisle
Board of Elections
Amherst — Board of Education
J. S. Clifford
C. E. Cooper
Harold R. Penton
Werner Zilch
Henry Brandt
Edward H. Brucker
Ward Tolhurst
J. H. Frederick
J. E. Whiton
Fred H. Koch
Ed. L. Martins
Avon Village—Board of Education
C. B. Fitch
James B. Davidson
Roy Cahoon
H. A. Mitchell
Frank Baldauf
Nelson Cluster
George Crig
Wm- J. Barr, Jr
Mathew Schneider
Alvie Bungert
W. R. Fischer
Wm Baldauf
Peter Conrad
Frank Horwedel
Henry J. Mebiing
Chas. Klingsirn
Nelson Chester
Andrew Schanitz
Dean Bliss
George Nagel
W. C. Wagner
Lewis Bennett
W. J. Bommer
Marshall
Paul Dietz
Vernon J. Frey
Cyril A. Gates
August H. Fischer
Nick Schafer
Avon Lake Village
Leo. G. Heider
Carl Tomanck
Wm. J. Arnold
H. R. Seefield
A. C. Highley
Perry Taylor
Frank Kriebs
Frank S. Volck
Harry Burchart
T. J. Nussderfer
Alfred S. Kus
R. H. Fay
H. B. Brake
Curtis Duff
O. P. Kubach
Edward DeChad
Peter Samman
W. A. Schaible
M. J. Bloomfield
G. R. Dunlap
Edward Webb
Fred G. Engel
Ralph W. Morrison
C. E. Highley
Wm. R. Hinz
James M. Deasy
A. J. Hain
John R. Piper
Joseph H. Deguan
Hugo B. Bouse
Black River
al F. Kubait
Claude C. Pearce
Charles Friend
Joseph Gawn
J. R. Culbertson
Brighton Board of Education
Mildred McDonald
Ruth Green
Newton Moore
W. C. Day
O. Gross
Ira Lee
Forest Matcham
Clement Greene
Constable
T. J. Chaldon
Brownhelm
George Risden
W. W. McQueen
Lloyd S. Bacon
Robert Leimbach
Clayton Stevenson
B. K. Lindsley
Chas. Schmalz
Board of Education
Ruben A. Miller
Henry Q
Naval officers urged fight for sea power parity in 1924
William B. Shearer described a 1924 push by four rear admirals to oppose naval armament reductions. He named Samuel S. Robison Charles P. Plunkett William V. Pratt and Henry A. Wiley as supporters and said the effort followed his pay-raise lobbying. He cited Geneva reports and a Senate probe into his propaganda work for shipbuilders.
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Stanford
Conn
United States
William B. Shearer
Shearer
Samuel S. Robison
Naval Academy
Anapolis
Charles P. Plunkett
William V. Pratt
Henry A. Willer
Geneva
Senate
Hoover
Sheerer
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
American Brown -Bower Electrical Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
National Council of American Shipbuilders
Henry C. Hunter
Council
New York
Hunter
Frank B. Kellogg
WRO 5
Congress
Union League Club
United States Navy
Naval Base
General Boards
Secretary of the Navy
Admirals Robinson
Plunkett
Wiley
Pratt
Pacific
California
Robert Koontz
Robert E.koontz
King
Nevv
State Department
Carlton Hotel
Washington
Court awards multiple judgments in common pleas opening week
Judge A R Webber signs several judgments in the Lorain Common Pleas Court as 57 docket entries appear. Banks and companies win sums from individuals, including Lorain Banking Co for 14252 against A Greumper et al and W Bingham Co for 379.20 against Victor Lotte et al. divorces granted to Adela Danevich and Susan McCall for gross neglect. A promissory note suit by George Urquhart against A Dimish seeks 418.21. Mars sues Ward Baking for 504.62. Loftus sues Ward Baking for 504.62 after a July 27, 1928 accident.
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Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Lorain Banking Company
A. Greupmer
H. Verdegoat
Victor Lotte
F.C. Mig. and
Till Company
Frank Koerber
Western Reserve Finance Company
Genevive Sackett
Adela Danevich
Felip Danevich
Susan McCall
Dennis McCall
George Urquhart
A. Dimish
Rochester
Jennie Mars
Stanley Pierce
Joseph Loftus
Ward Baking Company
Proposal for Lorain TB hospital discussed by health council
The Lorain County Public Health Council will hold a Thursday 4 p m meeting at the Lorain County Bank building to discuss a proposed tuberculosis sanitarium for Lorain County. Representatives from many organizations will attend. Dr Robert Patterson and Mrs Chilson will be present. The discussion aims to inform voters about the 425000 bond issue on the November 5 ballot for the hospital construction. Lightning kills farmer in Kentucky barn incident.
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T.B. Hospital
Lorain County
Trial of Textile Workers Collapses
Acute emotional insanity of one juror caused the collapse of the trial of 16 Gastonia textile strikers for the murder of Police Chief Eber Holt as the third week opened. Justice Barnhill ordered a mistrial after defense attorneys pressed for delays.
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Charlotte
X. C
Gastonia
N. C
Eberholt
M. V W. Barnhill
Chinese Fired On By Soviets Border Clashes Reported
Chinese losses in border fighting totalled 500 including deserters. Pogranitchnaya was deserted. Soviet troops fired on Chinese patrols east of Pogranitchnaya Suzgay. Twenty-eight Chinese wounded. one killed. Soviet planes bombed the area. war office said clashes must be expected and not prejudice talks.
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Bullletin
Harbin
Manchuria
Pogranitchnara
Torso
Pogranitchnaya Suz- Gay
Pogranitchnaya
War Office
Six Killed and Fourteen Hurt in Highway Crash Near Bexton Harbor
Six people died and 14 were injured when a bus sideswiped a heavy freight truck on a curve east of here. Bus driver John Shane, 25, is free on $10,600 bond, facing extradi tion on a negligence homicide charge set for September 12. The bus with 23 passengers and two drivers allegedly traveled at high speed and veered off, one driver escaping death by leaping to the opposite side.
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Bexton Harbor
Mid
Here
John Shane
Liberty
Shane
Plan To Refuel Graf In Air
Berlin reports that the Graf Zeppelin is to attempt a non-stop 14 day flight around the world with in-air refueling. Officials of the Zeppelin works intend the giant airship to refuel during flight to extend range.
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Graf
Berlin
Friedrichshafen
Zeppein
Tennessee man named new chairman of RNC
Claudius H. Huston of Tennessee was elected as the Republican National Committee chairman at Washington. He succeeds Dr. Hubert Work, who resigned after directing the Hoover campaign, and Huston pledged to build a stronger Southern Republican organization and mobilize public opinion with the party and Hoover administration.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Claudius H. Huston
Tennessee
Hoover
Hubert Work
Colorado
National Committee
Huston
Work
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
William J. Donovan
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Harding
New York
Park Avenue
South
Alvin T. Hert
Hert
Republican Party
Yeggs Strike North High Savings in Columbus Heist
In Columbus Ohio two armed bandits robbed the North High Savings & Loan Company taking about 5000 dollars. Cashier J S Reese and clerk Miss Marile Gilfilien were tied and forced to lie on the floor as the robbers rifled safes and money drawers. A lookout and a third man at a parked car aided the escape.
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Columbus
North High Savings & Loan Company
J. S. Reese
Marile Gilfilien
Reese
County jail segregates prisoners by health status
For the first time in years, unhealthy or diseased prisoners were segregated from healthy inmates at the county jail. County Commissioner George Rhoads and Sheriff Clarence E. Adams initiated the action on Saturday, with Rhoads declaring the segregation permanent.
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George Rhoads
Clarence E. Adams
Rhoads
County Booze Squad in Anos County Raids
The combined sheriff prosecutor Lorai county booze squad conducted three raids in Elyria and two in Lorain Saturday night. James Blackwell and Clara Noel were arrested in Elyria. Blackwell for selling liquor and Noel for possession. Blackwell pleaded not guilty with $1,000 bond. Noel paid $109 and costs after a guilty plea. Later raids on 1156 Broadway and 1704 Broadway found no liquor at first but later revealed bootlegging. John Baumhart pleaded guilty to possession and fined $500. George Stevenson faced possession charges and not guilty at arraignment. Officers reported sharp evidence of prior tips and notable crowds at the two suspected resorts.
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Lorai County
Elyria
Lorain
James Blackwell
Northrup Street
Clara Noel
Blackwell
S. J. George
George
Noel
Broadway
John Baumhart
George Stevenson
Lorain Municipal Court
Stevenson Place
Sherif Adams
Blackmer Answers Citations for Contempt
Washington reports oil magnate Harry M. Blackmer former Mid West Refining president now in Paris answered two citations for contempt for failing to appear as a government witness in the Fall Sinclair conspiracy trials. He contends his testimony would have been worthless since the case ended in a mistrial.
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Washington
Harry M. Blackmer
Mid West Refining Company
Paris
Sinclair
Evangelical Day Observed by Local Churches
The third annual Evangelical Day gathering brought 768 church members from St. Paul's Elyria St. John's Lorain St. Peter's South Amherst Amherst and Valley City to Lincoln Park for morning services led by Rev. Theodore Merten. An afternoon vesper program featured Rev. Paul Bourquin and Rev. Henry Date with choral music from St. John's Lorain and St. John's Amherst.
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Lorar County
Valley City
Lincoln Park
St. Paul's
Elyria
St. John’s
Lorain
St. Peter's
South Amherst
Amherst
St. Emmanuel’s
Theodore Merten
Merten
St John’s
S. Amherst
Edith Moebius-Sharp
Hymnar Assembly
J. KR. Bischof
Oberlin
Father
Guinod
Paul Schmidt
A. C. Ernst
Sam Wragg
Paul Bourquin
Henry Date
St. John's Glee Club
Failure to raise car in quarry sinks rescue efforts
In a submerged quarry behind Steel and Tubes Inc south of the Fairgrounds officials, police and fire crews labored to raise a presumed automobile lost in the 159 foot deep hole. Despite grappling hooks and bystander help, divers failed to bring the object to the surface as a large crowd watched.
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Fairgrounds
Steel & Tubes Inc
John Popoviteh
Tee’ & Tubes Inc
Sundzy
Ignatz Nyest
Steel & Tubes Neon
James ‘A- Hewitt
Tan Auto
John N_ Bid
Hoss Company No. 1 1
Central Fire Station
Otto Hess
Wallace Bates
Special Meeting Of Council Tonight
The city council gathers tonight to discuss revising traffic regulations. City Solicitor Radingston has drafted a new ordinance based on a model from a trade research committee appointed by President Hoover when he was Secretary of Commerce. Walter Kohn, newly elected from the first ward, is expected to make his first appearance as council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrr Radingston
Hoover
Walter Kohn
Tonigni
Thieves Lose Part of Loot in Alley After Burglary
Police believe burglars partially foiled a theft at Altman and Ackerman Clothing, escaping with haberdashery. Stolen items left along Travel alley suggest fear of approaching officers. Reported loot includes leather toilet sets, bill folds, belts, a sterling belt buckle, coats, a suit, and a blue corduroy coat with sheep pelt.
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Altman and Ackerman
Travel Alley
Broad Street
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BORAH
William E. Borah
Idaho
William D. Shearer
Frederick Hale
Maine
Naval Affairs Committee
Geneva Disarmament Conference.” Shearer
Hale
Rorah
MT. Sterling
Thomas Moore
Dr. Work
Yeggs
Blackmer
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