Debate over unified air service pits Army and Navy experts
Washington officials contest a single air force under one department while the Navy seeks international counsel to argue air power needs unified management. Generals and naval officers clash over autonomy, with critics calling air arm independence untenable and impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Navy
Air Service
Scrent
Bailie
Cabi
Gus
Marine Co
Imagina
Naval Air Arm
Army
Billy Mitchell
Manne
Woalbur
Mitchell
Wilbur
Prison Escape Attempt at Kiel Prison Ends in Capture
Dispatch reports 30 prisoners and one warden slain or wounded during a Kiel Holstein jail escape attempt. Authorities recaptured all fugitives after troops aided prison officers, with parts of the plot and tools traced to Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Kiel Prison
Holstein
Ac& Tw 2
Central News
Warsaw
Evead
Gambling Halls and Saloons Destroyed Across Border
A wave of fires swept gambling dens, dance halls, and saloons in San Diego area and Tijuana, driven by border tensions. The blaze left extensive ruins and forced many revelers to flee as authorities reported millions in losses and Americans evacuated from the resort zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Menxico
Tia Juana
Usic
Farmers Inspecting New Cutting Machine Demonstration
Three automobile loads of farmers left for Toledo this morning to see a new cutting machine from the State Agriculture Department. The demo will be on a Bruno farm, 17 miles east of Toledo, where a field of corn has been purchased for the experiment. one machine will cut stalks close to ground allowing nearly all to be used for silage.
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Loin County
Eirra Wzly
Toledo
Air State Agricultural Departent
E. Rowland
Bruno
Rowland de Aréde
Death of Martin Denman in East Liverpool
Obituary notes the death of Martin Denman on Tuesday, with funeral details at his home on Fifth Street and burial planned for later. Survived by his wife and family, the notice cites local residence and service timing.
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Martin Denman
Martin Denvan
Maur
Fifth Street
Harry
William Muir
Birm
Nelson Fitzpatrick Captured After Escape Attempt
Nelson Fitzpatrick colored suspect with a Sept warrant was captured after an escape attempt while being taken to the station. An officer fired twice as Fitzpatrick jumped from the vehicle. he was wounded and hospitalized. He faces a liquor charge when released and returned to court.
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Nelson Fitzpatrick
Feers Zarnke
Sweet
Petrelmen Southam
Memorial Hospital
Southam
Fitzpatrick
JAS
Vital Reports Show Higher Births and Lower Death Rate
Population data for 1928 from the U S Bureau of the Census shows Lorain with more births than deaths and Elyria with a lower death rate despite Lorain’s larger population. Elyria reports 551 births and 259 deaths in 1923, Lorain 1 002 births and 829 deaths, with Lorain’s birth surplus and higher death rate than Elyria. Cleveland figures show 20 575 births and 9 595 deaths, with whites accounting for 19 451 births and 17 etc.
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Asused States Bureau of the Census
Eixr
Lorain
Elyria
Lorzia
Buerrushad
Cleveland
Foreclosure suit and court actions across county
Foreclosure suit filed by Alice KK Douglas and others against SL Ashe et al seeks to foreclose a land contract on a farm in Sion Township and restoration of the property. Court of Appeals in session ruled on multiple cases including Brinsmade vs Coveland Co. Cowan vs Duntee. and Miller vs Hotman with dismissals and costs assigned. Police reported burglar scare at a residence on Cleveland Street with an intruder disturbance. two small fires responded to at Elyria hotel and Western Automatic.
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Ailice KK. Douglas
Bes
SL. Ashe
Sion
Elyria Hotel
Court of Appeals
Court House
Anna L. Brinsmade
Coveland Co
Cleveland Co
Squire Britton
John Cc. Cowan
George W. Duntee
William Miller
Serviern
Lorain
George Hotman
Vosts
Murder Charge After Furnace Thefts in New York
Police found two burned bodies in a Fifth Street woodworking plant after screams drew officers. George Roumanid n admitted killing his wife whom he bound and gashed before shoving into a furnace. He claimed she had tried to poison him and that she was his estranged spouse.
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New York
Fifth Street
George S. Roumanidner
Moran
Poison
Fall Festival Plans Stir Lorain County Boosters
The Lorain Board of Trade met at Lorain County Savings & Trust Co to finalize Fall Festival arrangements. Percy Boynton, former resident now in Cleveland, praised Lorain’s growth, urging creative action to attract 50 000 residents, while committees reported progress and encouraged local support.
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Boar of Trade
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Cied
United States
C. W Slipson
Percy Boynton
Cleveland
Board of Trade
Boynton
Guards Shoot Workhouse Escaper in Canton Ohio
Joseph Shoop, an escapee from Stark County Workhouse since January 1921, was shot by guards last evening while fleeing near the Canton Hertville road. He was found working on a farm, ran when asked his name, received a bullet in the back and abdomen, and is in critical condition at Mercy hospital. Shoop had escaped from custody seven years ago and had been at liberty prior to the latest pursuit.
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Canton, O
Joseph Shoop
Ted
Stark Coun
Diggins
Soner House
Mercy Hospital
Canton-iHertville Rosé
Shoop
Clais
F. Cole
Navenna
Libayiy
Elrrie
Ischevesiay
Sigal
Carl Mull
Oberlin Road
J. A. Rawson
Mutter
Nan Symons
Rawlings
Elyria
Gascoigne
Cleveland
Detective Zaanke Arrests Reported In Chronicle Error
Chronicle error misnamed Detective FL W Zaanke of Lorain Police as taking part in three arrests including Anthony Jezex Ski with a $3 000 bond. A reporter, listing the prisoner from the police dock, misidentified the arresting officer. The city also discusses a garbage contract proposal from Darton with a south of city plant. Indictment of George Dutch Anderson for first degree murder is reported by Delaware county grand jury.
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Chronicle-Telegram
FL. W. Zaanke
Eleria Youtts
Sundar
Sax
Anthony Jezex- Ski
Lorain
Theif Council
Darton
Dynasiie
Anderson Munci
George Dutch Anderson
Delaware County Grend Jy
Lynching of Negro at Georgia State Insane asylum
In Xilledgeville Georgia a mob of about fifty entered the state asylum after a staged car crash and dragged Will Simms an African American inmate who had killed a white nurse days earlier to a remote spot and beat him to death with pick handles. A coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of murder by unknown assailants.
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Xilledgeville
Georgia State Insane Asylum
Will Simms
Simms
Nemo
Death of Greencastle Mother of Rev G A Brown
Mrs Mary A Brown 92 of Greencastle Pa mother of Rev G A Brown of the Presbyterian Church here died early today after a two week illness Rev Brown was with her at the end She visited Es ia last May Survived by daughter Mrs Netta B Tillotson of Greenville two sons Rev Brown of El la and Dr R W Brown of Greenville 12 grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral Thursday afternoon in Greenville
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Mary A. Brown
Greencastle
G. A. Brown
Red Presbyterian Church
Rev. Brown
Fist
Brown
Esia
Netta B. Tillotson
Greenville
Ella
R. W. Brown
Man Kills Sheriff and Chief of Police Near Toluca Purged by Bloodhounds
Toluca Illinois news reports Joseph Strimas, a feared gunman, killed Sheriff Orville Litchfield of Marshall County and Toluca Chief of Police John Leonard. A posse with tear bombs pursued Strimas after a barricaded standoff at his home, where eight rifles were found.
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To- Tica
Til
Toluca
Here
Joseph Str Mas
Orville Litchfield
Marshall Country
John Leonard
Stimas
Oficers
Litchfield
Leonard
Ridgeville PTA Plans Open Meeting at School
On Thursday evening the Ridgeville Butteville Parent Teacher Association will hold an open meeting at the schoolhouse. The program includes talks by the school board, principal, and superintendent outlining the year's work. Refreshments will be served.
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Ringeville
Butteville
Hool Boarh
Supering
Acco
Mieres
Train kills auctioneer near London in embassy incident
Fragmentary OCR reports a train incident near London involving an auctioneer at shops and an embassy area. Details are unclear but suggest a fatality and a security or international context.
Lorain Police Arrest Suspect in Cleveland Robbery Case
Lorain sources report police arrested a 15 year old in Cleveland suspected of robbery after a cider bottle incident. He allegedly led companions Joseph Balment and John Zaleski in the crime and may face charges of assault to kill and robbery. Simko will be brought to Lorain for processing as investigators pursue the case.
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Ian
Lorain Lorain
Cleveland
Ae Fite
Ested Simxo
Joseph Balment
John Zaleski
Lorain
Walker
Een Oe Simko
Simko
Petit Grand Jurors Are Called for Lorain Court Terms
The morning omission drew a list of names to serve for grand and petit juries at the upcoming court term. Grand jurors are summoned for September 36 and petit jurors for October 1, with a long list of Lorain residents named for service.
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Cran and Petit Jury
Grand du
Petit
Patic
Mis
I. Larioe
Walker Glaser
Charles “Immer
John Bird
William T. Soper
Joan Gerhart
Charles Knight
F. A. Sanford
James Steck
M H. Adams
John Donnevan
Eli W. Helper
Clarence Statfer
Nellie Love
Lorain
B. Hivin
Owan Bannon
Leo Tarrell
John Faxon
R.G. Bals
John Sesbold
O. Maude Billings
George F. Nye
Sam Beal
Crook Menning
D. Herrick
Obe
Benries
William Forbush
Seward
Wai
Lawrence Z. B. Squared Wise
Liquor Toters Fined and Fire Loss at Blairsville
A liquor touting incident ends with a $500 fine for a liquor totor and a $300 court cost. Separate report notes Emancipation Parton on Sept 22 and a Blairsville fire causing $235,000 in damages with an early morning blaze at 2 EST.
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Blairsville
The
Alent
Specimen of Aurora Borealis Seen By Elyrians at 2 A. M.
Elyrians report a vivid aurora borealis sighting at 2 A M Monday described by Arthur E. Linle of 309 Spruce Street. The display stretched north to the sky, first greenish then reddish, brighter than moonlight, with intense glow compared to the aurora observed in northern Michigan towns Canton and Akron.
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Elxria
Arthur E. Linle
Teligras
Micigan
Canton
Akran
Autoists and intoxication cases heard in Majorz Hinkson Court
Three traffic and three intoxication cases were heard this morning. J H Bean paid fines for speeding on West Avenue. Robert Heilman fined for parking without a permit. Verne paid two dollars and costs for the hearing. Adam Denco confessed intoxication and paid three dollars and costs. Joe Weleka fined for drinking beverages. Ward Cravns was fined for intoxication.
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Majorz Hinkson
J. H. Bean
West Avenue
Robert Heilman
Ob Avenue
Root
Verne
Adam Denco
South Lorain
Joe Weleka
Lorain
Diptheria Pines Reported and City Temperature Readings
A fragment notes diptheria concerns for Sill along with scattered daily highs across multiple cities including Indianapolis and Phoenix. It also reports a mail theft in Toledo where twenty five first class letters and packages were stolen from the Union station mail rooms, with a heavy screen removed for entry and no value yet determined.
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MAS Toledo
Res Ao Omaail
Jowel- TV
Ree Go
Union Station
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