Wreckage of Old Glory and plane parts found near Newfoundland
Wreckage of the missing trans Atlantic monoplane Old Glory found about 480 miles at sea northeast of St Johns aboard the Kyle commanded by Kyle with Daily Mirror backing. No trace of the crew yet. Other theories link wreckage to Saint Raphael or White Bird and speculation spreads.
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ST. Johns
New Foundland
Kyle
Railway Commission
St Johns
Daily Mirror
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Philip Payne
the Mirror
Lilord Bertaud
James
Newquay
Eng
London
Creden Airdrome
England
Coast Guard
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Paris
Leslie Hamilton
F. F. Minchin
Lowenstein-Wertheim
Epavon
Ottawa
Ont
Treland
Here
Sir John Darling
Terrance Tully
J. W. Medralf
Newfoundland
Guthrie’s Inc crafts radios in Elyria town plant
Elyria’s Guthrie’s, Inc a new radio set maker operates in a brick Maple Street plant with 19 900 square feet. The firm employs about forty now expecting up to a hundred, producing twenty five sets daily and aiming to exceed one hundred by month end. Built largely in house with two small parts sourced, their six tube tuned radio frequency circuit powers a console assembled across multiple floors for final output.
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Elyria
Guthrie's, Inc
Maple Street
United States
Europe
James Guthris
Gratton
Board of Trade
Local Man Arrested by Sheriff on Liquor Charge
Roy Brooks of this city was arrested by the sheriff last night after being found with two bottles of liquor. A warrant was sworn, and he was to be arraigned on the possession charge today or tomorrow.
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Roy Brooks
Marshall Bill condemned as unconstitutional by Turner in Bucyrus
In Bucyrus Ohio on September 13 Attorney General Edward C Turner denounced the Marshall bill as unconstitutional and an attempted evasion of citizens rights during an address to the Rotary Club. He argued the bill, aided by legislators and church groups, rehabilitates discredited liquor courts despite the Supreme Court Turney decision.
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Bucyrus
Marshall Justice of the Peace
Fea Hill
Edward C Turner
Bucyrus Rotary Club
U. S. Supreme Court
Turney
Anti-Saloon League
Turner
Ohio
Delaware
Plane strikes wagon killing man on takeoff
PORTSMOUTH Ohio September 13 a passenger plane taking off from the new airport struck a farm wagon killing Norman Hopkins 26 a farmer. Hopkins two sons Glenn six and Oscar nine riding in the wagon with their father were injured. The plane was said to be driven by Pat Love of Cincinnati.
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Portsmouth
Norman Hopkins
Farmer
Hopkins
Glenn
Oscar
Pat Love
Cincinnati
Storms Halt Brok and Schlee in Japan
Torrential weather over Kyushu keeps aviators Brock and Schlee grounded at Omura air field, 610 miles from Tokyo, prohibiting takeoff in their Pride of Detroit monoplane. The stormy conditions persist as they await better flying weather.
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Torid
Wiam $ Brock
Edward F.schlee
Japan
Omura
Tokio
Slot Machine Owners Fined Fifty Dollars Each
F. Berrill of Grove Street La Tain was arrested by Deputies Bivins Crehore and Flood for exhibiting a gambling device. He pleaded guilty and was fined 50 plus costs by Justice S J George. Katie Kushinski of Lake Road East of Lorain was arrested for a similar offense and fined 50 plus costs by Justice George.
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F. BE. Berrill
Grove Street
la Tain
Claude Bivins
Harvey Crehore
George Flood
S. J. George
Katie Kushinski
Lake Road
Lorain
Justha George
Fess Seeks Re election for 1928 Senate Term
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio declares his wish to be re elected to the United States Senate in 1928. He says he is grateful for complimentary references to the presidency but would rather be called senator again. He reiterates that the Republican National Convention should draft Mr Coolidge for the 1928 campaign.
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Yellow Springs
Simeon DD. Fess
United States Senate
Ohio
Ruth Elder Aims Flight From Wheeling To Paris
Ruth Elder plans a nonstop transatlantic attempt from New York to Paris after a stop in Wheeling. She faced fuel issues in Portsmouth and received support from backers and aviator Lindbergh while seeking approval to pursue the Paris leg.
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Fortsmouth
Misa Ruth Elder
Wheeling
New York
Paris
Mass
Elder
George Heldeman
Moosevelt Field
N. Y
Portsmouth
Ruth Elder
New York-Paris
Tampa
Fla
Misa Elder
Roosevelt Field
Arrest 17 In Raid At Shawville
Seventeen persons were arrested last night when five deputies from the sheriff's office and two city policemen conducted a raid on the New York Central railroad camp at Shawville. Those arrested were brought before Justice St George today, with several found guilty and fined varying sums, while four cases were dismissed.
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Sheriff's Offie
New York Central
Shawville
S.t George
Joe Williams
Tenatz Korski
Manuel Flood
John Halapski
Lloyd Quinn
Ben Kelley
Stanley Rubinsky
William Surrelt
John Smith
Ine Sasen
Frank Scarkraut
City Auditor projects end year balance near $47,550
City Auditor A Schilleman reported at council last night that the city funds balance for year end 1927 is estimated at 47,559.10. The review breaks down balances by funds with Sept 1 figures and later additions from tax settlements and receipts, estimating end of year balances in general safety health service and other funds. The overall projection shows the largest year end balance in years if unforeseen events do not develop, with specific fund projections: general about 16,065.50, safety 5,049, health 5,270.38, service 21,165.22, totaling about 47,550 in city funds.
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A. (. Schilleman
Wath
Health Department
Elyria School Enrollment Hits Record High
Public school figures show 4307 students in Elyria yesterday, the largest second Monday total in history as superintendent Maston notes normal growth. Growth centers include McKinley and Garford buildings with 9 and 21 extra students. Franklin building reports 4 in one room, prompting calls for expansion citywide.
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Elyria
R C. Maston
Grada
Maston
Ely
McKinley
Eastern Heights
Garford
Falcon- Knight
Franklin Build
Ing
Bank Closes After Suicide of Bank President
Greenville Ohio September 13 The Farmers Stags bank of El Dorado Preble County closed today after the death by suicide of Carl D Miller president whose body was found in the garage at his home by his wife. Miller shot himself in the head a note on the table told his wife to find him in the garage and that bank affairs were in good condition State examiners had been in the bank three weeks ago and returned yesterday morning for a further check.
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Greenville
Farmer's Stags Bank
Eldorado
Preble Co
Carl D. Miller
Miller
Preble County
Attorney Mills Holds Private Interviews With McDermott and Rudner
Canton attorney Everett L. Mills, while legally confined in the Ohio penitentiary, conducted private interviews with his clients Pat McDermott and Ben Rudner after obtaining court orders. Both men, life prisoners for the murder of Canton publisher Dan R. Mollett, prepare for appeals with Rudner’s case set for Sept. 29, as a visiting court will hear.
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Columbus
Ohio
Everett L. Mills
Canton
Pat McDermott
Toi
Mills
Ben Rudner
McDermott
Rudner
Dan R. Mollett
Court of Appeals
Hold Man Who Ran Down Girl
Charles Rudwicki of Cleveland is held on reckless driving charges after hitting Rose Gentile, 12, in Amberat. Bud Mills said both cases may move to higher courts soon, with action pending in the court of appeals and a likely hearing shortly.
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Charles Rudwicki
Cleveland
Rose Gentile
Amberat
McDermott
Bud Mills
Rore
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Elyria Woman Appointed to GOP National Convention Committee
Mrs. A. C. Schhileman was appointed Monday as a member of the committee on arrangements for the Republican National convention. She received her appointment from Mrs. Wilma Levan of Steubenville, national committee woman, and will serve under Mrs. Thad Brown, wife of the former secretary of state, who is chairman. The group will meet in Columbus the latter part of this month.
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A. C. Schhileman
Schilleman
Wilma Levan
Steubenville
Thad Brown
Columbus
United States balloon Detroit wins Gordon Bennett trophy
Detroit Ga landed at Bax ley at 4 25 p m after soaring about 750 miles. R G Hill piloted and exhausted ballast to win the cup. Lafayette of France finished near 700 miles with pilot George Blanchet landing at Waverly Hall Ga. Many entrants from Germany Italy France England and the United States listed their landings with Goodyear VI missing bag as search persists.
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Detroit
Bazley
R. G. Hill
Baxley
Hill
Big Bas
Lafayette
Waverly Hall
George Blanchet
Brandenburg
Germany
Sugar Island
Pays Erie
Dux
Italy
Newberry
Paris- Bruxeles
France
Dunn
N. C
Munster
Prosperity
Bee
England
Randolph
Val
Watsonia
Belgium
Greenville
Arth
Tidal Wave Devastates Kiushu Killing Nearly a Thousand
Asahi reports a tsunami struck Kiushu island’s western coast destroying two villages, Okishin and Sumiyoshi, with about 1,000 deaths. United Press had no information as of 9 p.m. today.
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Tokio
Asahi
Kiushu Island
Okishin
Sumiyoshi
United Press
Tno
G A R Veterans Hold Business Sessions
GRAND RAPIDS, Sept 13 Civil war veterans at the 1927 G A R Encampment began business sessions with 1590 blue coated delegates. A debate over reuniting Union and Confederate factions loomed, with Warne W. Blossom favoring harmony and Frank J. Walsh opposing reunion for years.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
United Press
Warne W. Blossom
Tampa Fla
Appomattox
Frank J. Walsh
Milwaukee
Logan Gas Rate Battle Moves Toward Settlement
Elyria city council empowered the gas committee and city solicitor to negotiate with Logan Gas Co over a two part rate plan. First two years set at 110 dollar minimum for 2000 feet and 55 cents per thousand thereafter, second two years at 1.00 per thousand with 1000 feet included and 60 cents thereafter. The measure follows prior proposed and current rate tables reflecting various blocks.
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Logan Gas Co
Elyria
Ohio
Tom
City council discusses gas rate with Don Myers and Logan Gas Co
City solicitor Don Myers outlined the proposed rate as the council and utility officials weigh gas rate figures. He indicated fair prospects the Logan Gas Co may accept, while debate continues on PUC timelines and franchise fate beyond August 1928 if a settlement with the city stalls.
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Myers
Don Myers
Logan Gag Co
Public Utilities Commission
Elyria
Fourteen Bank Robberies Believed Solved by Arrests
In Indianapolis on September 13 authorities said fourteen bank robberies across Indiana and neighboring states yielded over 200000 dollars in cash and bonds. Two men linked to Raymond Fletcher, a 34 year old former Indianapolis officer, were arrested in Nashville Tennessee and confessed to participation with Fletcher and three other associates. The gang was alleged to have headquarters at a rooming house.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Tuvofa
Michigan
Raymond Fletcher
Nashville
Fletcher
Clarence Moore
Jrooming
Bere
Aoe
Grafton Woman Injured When Auto Upsets Near Elyria
Mrs. Bernard Rothgaty of Grafton sustained multiple injuries to her left arm and hand when a broken steering rod left her car out of control. The vehicle veered into a ditch and overturned while en route to Elyria on Monday afternoon. She was admitted to Elsta Memorial hospital for care and examination.
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Bernard Rothgaty
Grafton
Elyria
Rothgery
Elstia Memorial Hospital
Coolidge Opens Cabinet Meeting After Vacation
President Coolidge resumes work with cabinet heads after vacation seeking updates on tax policy and finance. He discussed disarmament conference fallout, navy status, army construction, and air service developments with Mellon and other department chiefs.
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Schlee
Fess
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40 and 8 Legion
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Adalin Wright Macaulay
American Legion Auxiliary
R. C. Maston
G.O.P
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Bulletin
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