Death saves mother from murder trial in Ohio
Columbus May 16 Ailing Mrs Ethel Yeldem 44 in Franklin County Jail died from a blood clot after allegedly killing seven of her children, then taking her own life. Coroner confirmed the heart wound and noted the incident followed her husband Darby Yeldem’s alleged actions.
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Columbus
Ethel Yeldem
Yeldem
Franklin County
Murphy Jeves
Enes
Ounty
Uuty
City
Ehharge
Clifford
Pocco
Fogle
Ieth Yeldem
Darby Yeldem
All-Bran cereal claims to stop constipation naturally
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It touts improved digestion, iron content for healthier blood, and a glow to the skin. The cereal is recommended for daily use with meals and sold everywhere.
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Elloge
Kellogg’s
Ellogg
Ll Grocers
Ohio Penitentiary inmate's wife talks of despair
In an interview Mrs Yeidem, serving time in the Ohio Penitentiary, said she could not go on and that there was nothing to live for.
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Ohio
Aviators Rescued After Sea Forced Landing Near Honolulu
A force landed bombing plane with four Army fliers and an Army amphibian plane crew were rescued today after a sea emergency off Honolulu. The Pelican tug sent a radio gram confirming all aboard were saved.
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Pelican
Final proof sought on Mrs. Rockwell’s hidden marriage claim
Cleveland May 16 significant info supports Mrs. Eunice Rockwell claim she was the secret wife of the late Dr. Alfred P. Scully murdered March 38. St Petersburg records show Scully owned property there including a bungalow tied to the affair. Attorney Mark Patterson plans to verify marriage with an agent in the south as Duffy finds a hair ribbon in Scully office.
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Cleveland
Eunice Rockwell
Alfred P. Scully
St. Petersburg
Vla
Rockwell
Hugh Duffy
Weddell House
Old Timers Return for Indianapolis 500 Race
Gray haired veteran drivers prepare for the Indianapolis 500 on May 30 at the Speedway. The two man racing mounts return after being abolished in 1922, drawing many former stars back into action and prompting them to seek limbering remedies to ride at high speeds with a mechanic absent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Juniors Organize Red Cross in Athens County Schools
The Junior Red Cross organized in four Athens County schools Circlehill Coolville Carbondale and Millfield with about 400 students enrolled. Miss Pearl French chairs the effort and aims to enroll every county school next year.
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Athens County
Circlehill
Coolville
Carbondale
Millfield
Junior Red Cross
American Red Cross
Pearl French
Mineral and Factory
Miss French
Speedway Rule Change Sparks Veteran Stir
Speedway management shifted rules for the upcoming contest replacing one man kiddie cars with two man mounts. Veterans respond to the warmer calcium glare as sports writers compare the event to last year’s two man trials.
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Speedway
Church Workers Banquet to Hear Rev Bell on Student Links
Rev W J Bell director of Christian Education and National Missions in Minnesota will speak to Westminster Fellowship members and friends at a banquet after officer installation at First Presbyterian Church. He will discuss church and university student relationships as Dr A Y Wilcox and others toast. Edna Ervin chairs and Rosabelle Clemens leads art committee. Paul Sebring to sing Gunga Din.
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W. J. Bell
Minnesota
Westminister Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Ruby Hankey
Esther Harris
Leavitt Gard
Edna Ervin
Rosabelle Clemens
Ohio University
Pratt Institute
New York
Paris
France
Paul Sebring
School of Music
Kipling
River showboats draw crowds back to Pomeroy
In Pomeroy Ohio river showboats regain favor with locals after years of shore amusements. Crowds of about 7000 houses attend each evening as live drama, specialty acts, and river magic lure patrons. The trend mirrors renewed river traffic and entertainment interest along the Ohio River.
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Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy
Ohio River
Banquet Plans Highlight Winter Meetings and Roles
Bring's rendition of On the Road To Mandalay pleased fellowship members. Robert Young will arrange any orchestra for the banquet. Edith Jordan plans the dinner menu. Louise Pavey Mae Phillips and Charles Sitsinger draft the installation ritual. Rachel Wells and Judy Reed form the ticket committee.
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Bring
Mandalay
Kipling
Robert Young
Edith Jordan
Louise Pavey
Dha Mae Phillips
Charles Sitsinger
Rachel Wells
Judy Reed
Gold Star Mothers Arrive at Cherbourg for Paris Pilgrimage
Paris May 16. Three hundred Gold Star mothers and widows, first of 6,000, arrived at Cherbourg from New York aboard the America. They will tour American war cemeteries in France and Paris this summer, with sixteen more liners to follow, under the American Graves Registration Service plan.
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Paris
U.R
France
United States
Cherbourg
New York
America
Rom
Normandy
Richard T. Ellis
Belgium
Nevada Proves Wettest State in Prohibition Poll
The Literary Digest poll shows Nevada at 57 percent seeking repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, joining Louisiana Connecticut New Jersey and Rhode Island as wet states. Enforcement leads in 21 states with 86.88 percent backing. modification 23.34 percent. repeal 40.24 percent overall. Ohio tallies enforcement 90 009 modification 95 602 repeal 100 662.
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New York
Literary Digest
Louisiana
Nevada
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rhodepeland
Arkansas
Kansas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Ohio
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