Defiance County Grand Jury indicts trio in burglary case
Defiance County grand jury indicts Orton Felktey 28 Beatrice 8 year old bride and Beatrice’s brother Waebteg Lee 18 of Somerset Kentucky for burglary after a gun duel with marshals and farmers spouses and witnesses saw them at a jewelry store early that morning.
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Defiance
Defance County
Orton Felktey
Beatrice
Fiavton
Waeabteg Lee
Somerset
Kentucky
Ohio University graduate Lucille Wood wed Dean F. Kittle
A Wednesday morning ceremony at Cairo Ohio home united Lucille Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Wood with Dean F Kittle son of Mr and Mrs FF F Kittle. Read by Dean George C Enders. Guests included close families and friends. The bride a Central High Lima and Ohio University graduate teaches at Lima High. Groom B S from Ohio University taught at Todd School Woodstock Ill to Lima after marriage.
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Ohio University
D. A. Wood
Cairo
Ohio
Lucille
Dean F. Kittle
FF. F. Kittle
North
Lancaster Street
George C. Enders
Defiance
Wibbles Bard
Crouthersville Ind
Lillian Kittle
Robert Jones
Ruby Armentront
Central High School
Lima
Kappa Delta I
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Todd School
Woodstock
Til
South High School
F I. Kittle
Frederick
Lillian
Athens
Hall Chapman
Coolville
Past Chiefs Club Holds Annual Picnic At McHarg Farm
The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters held its annual picnic at the McHarg farm on New Marshfield Road. About 45 people attended including families of past chiefs and Pythian Sisters officers. Guests Ezra and Mrs. Phillips of Canton visited Stewart before moving to Dallas, Texas, with Mrs. Phillips accompanying them.
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Chiefs
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
McHarg Farm
New Marshfield Road
Ezra Phillips
Canton
Dallas
Texas
Stewart
William Phillips
New Forest Fires Break Out Across Northern California
San Francisco dispatch reports a dozen fires in Klamath National Forest in Trinity County, while investigators probe 20 incendiary blazes in San Joaquin Valley counties. The night brought numerous new blazes in the northern region as authorities monitor the expanding wildfire activity.
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San Francisco
U.P
San Joaquin Valley
Klamath National Forest
Trinity County
Forest Service
Man Arrested for Passing Bad Checks in Athens
Accused of passing worthless checks in Athens A L Kelly 50 Wilkesville was arrested Thursday by Police Chief E S Finsterwald and Traffic Officer Howard Gilson. Held in City Jail pending Friday hearing before Mayor Woodworth. Checks allegedly used at Beasley Garage Jones Novelty Store and Club Restaurant from banks in Wellston and Wilkesville with no funds.
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A. L. Kelly
Wilkesville
E.S. Finsterwald
Howard Gilson
Kell
Woodworth
Kelly
Beasley Garage
Jones’ Novelty
Club
Wellston
Snook Faces Final Phase in Ohio Electric Chair Fight
In Columbus the Dr James H Snook murder trial enters its third week as Prosecutor John J Chester Jr questions the ex professor in court. Chester’s relentless cross examination centers on letters to Theora Hix signed Mabel Janette and a lurid personal operation. Snook shows strain yet remains composed as the trial nears crucial moments with further letters planned for reading.
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James Howard Snook
John J. Chester, Jr
Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Max Seyfert
Seyfert
Chester
Jack Chester
Dr. Snook
Miss Hix
Dearie
Mabel
Janette
Russian Plane Begins 12500 Mile Voyage From Moscow
The Land of Soviets, a four aviator Soviet plane, left Krasnoyarsk at 9 am local time after taking off from Moscow at 2:50 am Thursday. It aims to fly 12,500 miles in stages via Siberia and Alaska toward Seattle, covering roughly 100 miles per hour across the route. The crew includes Semyon Shestakov Phil Bolotov Brois Sterlingov and D Farayev.
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Siberia
U.P
Moscow
United States
Alaska
Krasnoyarsk
Russia
Semyon Shestakov
Phil Bolotov
Brois Sterlingov
D. Farayev
Fuera
Pacific Ocean
Seattle
Graf Zeppelin Nears Europe With Favorable Winds
The Graf Zeppelin approaches Europe's coast on the first day of its round the world commercial flight. Weather is splendid with favorable winds. Immediate objective is Friedriehshatten Germany. Home station expected about 2 20 p m tomorrow as west winds may boost speed by 20 to 24 miles an hour.
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Lakehurst
N. d
Friedriehshattien
Germany
Ohio State Fair to open first state wide junior fair
Columbus August 9. The Ohio State Fair will set a precedent by launching the first state wide junior fair this year. Boys and girls from eight farm organizations have formed their own board planned exhibits and arranged to show the results of their efforts.
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Columbus
U.P
United States
Woman collapses in Toledo on homeward walk
Mrs. Tose Adamski of Fremont collapsed from a heart attack while returning home with her husband and died.
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Toledo
Aux
Tose Adamski
Fremont
Dry Raider Freed on Bond in Oklahoma Killings
W. W. Thomason, federal dry agent, and assistant Jeff Harris are released on $15,000 bond after being charged with murder for killings of James Harris and Oscar Lowery during a dry raid in Pottawatomie county Oklahoma. Thomason plans to resume prohibition work.
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W. W. Thomason
Jeff Harris
Murdes
James Harris
Oscar Lowery
Pottawatomie County
Oklahoma
Air Vessel in Eastbound Run with 62 Aboard
An airship carrying 22 passengers and 40 crew members sped eastward. Private messages from the Voyagers indicate the passengers were experiencing the "time of their lives" despite the tense mood among some travelers.
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Air
Tariff Session Extended to September for Senate Debate
A gentleman’s agreement between Republicans and Democrats delays the Senate opening from August 9 to September 4. The Senate Finance Committee will finish tariff bill revisions by August 10 and make the rates public for Democrats to study before September 3 debate. Republicans will also review administrative features and the American Valuation section ahead of reconvening.
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Washington
Senate
Boy Sues Ridgewood Golf for Over Twenty Five Thousand
Aug. 9 report from Cincinnati says 11 year old Kerry Williams, a caddy at Ridgewood Golf Course, seeks $25 265 in Common Pleas against Ridgewood Golf Company claiming an eye injury when struck during work. The suit alleges loss of an eye sustained at the course and seeks compensation.
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Cincinnate
Karry Williams
Ridgewood Golf Course
Ridgewood Golf Company
Williams
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