Ex-Phone Girl To Wed Millionaire Case Recalls Love Tragedy
Jefferson Ohio July 19 ex phone girl Tilby Smith sentenced to death for the first degree murder of his wife Clara Smith and her lover Maude Ether. The jury imposed the death penalty with no mercy recommendation and judge Charles R Sargent scheduled the execution for October 29. A sensational love triangle and a planned crime are recounted as Smith awaits transfer to the penitentiary.
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Tora
Ahott
Geent Forcer
Krngeville. O
Chorath
Clara
Clara Seth
Tilby
Children Stage a Whimsical Witch Tale at Alumni Auditorium
Athens Ohio University and area residents enjoyed a curious comedy as elementary students presented Which is Witch at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Under Mrs Madee Jones Wilson direction the all child cast featured Ardl¢ Wilson Jean Pickens Edward Belin Paul Beasley and Janet Mackinnon with costumes by Jess M Pratt and scenes by the Theater Arts Class.
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Ohio University
Athens
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
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Ardlg¢ Wilson
Jean Pickens
Edward Belin
Paul Beasley
Janet Mackin
Keith Paul Beasley
Jess M Pratt
Miami Civic Theater
Jukes Bendidant
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Mizle Mabel the Witch
the Black Cat
Will Galen Seek Republican Senate Nomination in Nevada
Helena dispatch reports Justice Albert M. Galen named the Republican senatorial nominee in Nevada as July primary returns loom. He aims to run in November and cites issues likely to dominate the campaign, with discussion of ballots and dry policy shaping the race.
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J. Walsh
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Tragedy Strikes Gay Lake Ride Sinking of Boats
At Gay Lake near Chicago a charter yacht and the companion Whoopee sank after colliding with a rack ing yaw during a Lake Michigan outing. An 11 year old girl, Elizabeth Ayres, perished, and several others were injured or rescued as craft battled to reach safety.
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National Guard Entrain to Camp Perry by Athens Unit
The Athens based Company L of the 166th Infantry with Captain Whearie Shafer will enter Camp Perry for two weeks. The unit completed preparations Saturday and an advance detail left from the Athens Armory to organize the stay for the local guardsmen.
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Four Buildings Burned At North Baltimore Grain Co
Fire at the North Baltimore Grain Company destroyed four buildings after starting in a grain elevator. The blaze interrupted the local business district temporarily. Damages were extensive though no injuries are reported.
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North Baltimore Grain Company
Fire claims Vancouver woman in early morning incident
An unidentified Vancouver woman died in a fire reported today. Fire crews battled flames at the residence, with investigators examining the scene for cause and potential warrants for arson or negligence.
Hospital Mixed Babies Test Began To Identify
Health departments in an unnamed city started a series of tests to determine which baby belongs to which parents after several mixed births at a hospital. The chaos began when babies were swapped in error, with witnesses noting the confusion as staff and families sought confirmation through identity testing.
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Department of Reality Specialists
Burkhart Convicted in Wife MURDER in Los Angeles
William Burkhart found guilty of murdering his wife Ann McKnight Burkhart after she refused reconciliation. Neighbors testified he sought help claiming his wife had fallen ill, and the couple’s body was found on the sidewalk. Sentencing set for Monday in court.
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William Burkhart
Burkhart
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Ann McKnight Burkhart
New York police veteran urges law on communist entry
Grover Whelan, once police commissioner during major unrest in New York, told a constitutional committee that America needs a law to determine how communists enter the United States.
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New York
Grover Whelan
United States
American Woman's Smart Dress Outsmarts British Isles Attire
A travelogue compares American and London fashion during peak tourist season. It notes American women in London in bright, modern dress, slimmer lines, and new fabrics, while English women cling to traditional styles. Critics claim English garments and prices differ, with American attire viewed as more polished and publicized by fashion writers.
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Elborate
Drcus
Indatha How
Weho
Paddington Station
Anoetier
Picadilly
Cut Expense Order At Capital To Trim Government
President Hoover orders across the government to reduce expenditures this year citing revenue declines and a planned curb on spending. Congress faces pressure over appropriations with officials pledging further reviews but uncertain savings.
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Jay
Severarmoent
Hoover
Ringers Will Decide Issue in County Court Case
In a county court hearing, Pickford and Gwynne Pickford are named in a contentious dispute over a friendship matter and a potential accusation. Next Thursday two men are to appear for proceedings as the case moves toward a decision on alleged claims and names connected to the parties.
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Veter
Ube
Las Angeles
Plickford
Ford
Mayer
Typhoon Death Toll Surges Across Islands and Korea
In a widening disaster the typhoon strikes Kandus and Kyoto region, killing many and leaving villages cut off. Officials report dozens missing as crews struggle to reach shorelines and evacuated towns. The storm’s rapid intensification hindered rescue efforts and heightened casualties across the affected areas.
Mystery Woman Center of Maze in Lingle Slaying Coverage
Chicago reports reveal a tangled maze of witnesses and defendants in the Alfred Lingle homicide case. An indicted gangster and police officials figure in the evolving drama as reporters detail suspects, charges, and pending arraignments in the ongoing murder inquiry.
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Chicago
U.P.J
Gangliod
Alfred Lingle Marder
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