Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 28 July 1927 — Page 3

CLEVELAND HAS homicide hate FOR BIG CITIES Vine Murders Annually For Every 100,000 Is High Record Cleveland, 0.. July 28—(INS)—With nine murder* annually for every 100000 of population. Cleveland leads the, cities in its proportional homicide rate * , ... This information was made public In ~ recent report of the Cleveland Association for Criminal Justice. It is ba sed on figures for the year ending Jane 30, 1927. A person living in Cleveland has 21 times greater chance of being murdered than one living in London. Eng., the report shows. Homicidal Wave Moreover, the “homicidal wave” here seems to he on the increase, as 47 murders have occurred within the city since the first of the year. Approximately 40 per cent remain unsolved. Inadequate police facilities and failure of city council to appropriate more money for the police department are responsible for the crime situation, according to the association. The report says, in part: -In a bulletin issued September 30, 1926, the Association published the comparative sizes of the police forces of various large cities of Europe and the United States. Cleveland ranked lowest in the ration of policemen to population. The Total Deaths "More than 400 men, women and children have been murdered in the city of Cleveland since January 1, 1922: almost half a hundred murders have been committed during the past six months within the well-paved, newly widened and brilliantly lighted streets of Cleveland.” —o — Petroleum Expo To Feature First Aid And Safety Contest Tulsa, Okla. — (INS) —One of the principal features of the 1927 International Petroleum exposition to be held here September 24 to October 2, will be a first aid and safety contest, held by the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas

rs. . . For the 24th year Fuict has a'"’!- Ifilled this promise . . ,71 [[when BETTER AUTOMOBILES AKE 1.l • BUICK WILL BUILD THEMJJ Joje 1 FsSc Wiyte n\ rYi^dE*\^7‘^' r «K= '* •6^V"<ikl’!! 'SSv I SlyUli rtw■/ xS ’ . « The mighty force of limitless Power * *'tjt*ty' it now on display W. D. PORTER Corner First and Monroe Street BUICK SALES SERVICE Phone 123,

Association. The contest will bring together teams, for the administration of first aid, from practically every refinery, I field and gasoline plant in the midcontinent area. Such a demonstration iby organizations is expected to do much toward stimulating ami furthering Interest in life saving and care of injured in oil field and refinery dlsastersj Many lives have already been saved since the organization of ihe teams. Numerous cups and trophies have been offered the winning teams. Another feature of the exposition will be the "safety cur” of the United State bureau of mines, which will be brought here for exhibition. 0 — Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pay.

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DECATUB DAILY DEMOCHAT THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1927.

Mrs, Coolidge Attends J Wedding In Wyoming o Newcastle .Wyo., July 28 (UP) — ■ Following their wedding ceremony g which was witnessed by the First Lady , of the Land, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, and J high officials of state, Mr. and Mrs. I Alexander W. Gregg were on their 0 honeymoon today In a mountain camp | ■tear Sheridan, Wyo. Mis. Gregg before her marlape was j Mist Dorothy Mont,ell, daughter of the i former republican floor leader. F-ank ■ Mondell. After their Honeymoon the ! couple will return to Washington I where Gregg Is chief counsel for the I Internal revenue bureau. 0 | Col Hoy Johnson made a business A 11 trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. |s

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