Faint Heart in a County Romance
Shayle Holway asks Barbara Wye Smith to marry him amid a cloud of past memory and suspected infidelity. Barbara’s brother Jim reveals sightings at Ivy Cottage with Lena Elkin, rekindling a former affair and igniting Babs’s jealousy. Shayle keeps silent, leaving Barbara to face heartbreak as a elm grove is felled nearby.
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Shayle Holway
Barbara Wye-Smith
Coloi
Ivy Cottage
Shayle
Babs
Pather
Jim
Ms. Elkin
Ola
Enduring Love Draws Babs to Ivy Cottage
Babs, pale and weary from a failed romance with Shayle Holway, must seek a holiday after the Colonel notices her despondency. Her father insists she rest and writes to friends the Chathams, while she battles heartbreak and longing for Shayle.
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Babs
Shayle
Prosecution Gains as Strome Case Unfolds in Springfield
In Springfield Ohio, Dec 12, the prosecution pressed its case against Mrs. Birdie Strome of New Carlisle for allegedly poisoning her fourteen year old stepdaughter Esta Strome. Henry Baltzell, an inmate, testified that he lied earlier and now said he bought strychnine for Mrs Strome before her husband George Frock’s death in 1922. He alleged officials promised clemency for cooperation, while prosecutors warned of dire consequences if he incriminated Mrs Strome. Baltzell claimed he bought strychnine on several occasions and had lived with Mrs Strome after Frock’s death.
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Springfield
Birdie Strome
New Carlisle
Esta Strome
Henry H. Baltzell
Ohio State Penitentiary
Baltzell
Partzell
Mrs. Strome
McKinney
Bartzell
International broadcast to carry English concert coast to coast
Washington reports the first international radio broadcast of an English concert, via WGY Schenectady with the British Broadcasting Co. arrangement. The 80 minute program from New York will be relayed across the Atlantic and rebroadcast by 21 British stations, using WJZ wires to Schenectady.
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Robert Mack
Canton Daily News
Washington
St International
Inter
England
WGY
Schnectady
British Broadcasting Co
General Electric Co
Fort
Atlantic
Theritish Broadcasting Chain
Shoist
New York
WJZ
Reto
WAFD
Detroit
WBBR
Staten Inland
WCAE
Pittsburch
WEAF
Lopez
WFI
Philadelphia
M. Octave Club
WEAR
Cleveland
Statler
Ochestra
WGBS
Uncle Geebee
Westfield Elks’ Band
Tut Ankamen
Arrowhead Inn Orchestra
WGRBU
Fulfora
Fla
Schenectady
van Curler
WHAM
Rochester
Eastman Theater Orchestra
Atlantic City
Seaside Hotel
WIP
Ben Franklin Orchestra
Eastern State Penitentiary
WJR
Pontiac
Goldkette
Victor Recording Orchestra
the Jewett Jesters
WIL
Levitow
Cosmo Hamilton
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
WMWAK
Lockport
Royal Delwood Orchestra
Nyc
WMCA
Vail
Cinderella Dance Orchestra
Alpin Orchestra
Sos
WOR
Newark
Santa Claus
WPG
WRC
Crandall
WREO
Lansing
WRNV
Roosevelt
Croenting
Bernie
M. Peens
Five Stark prisoners to be released by clemency board
Five Stark county prisoners at Mansfield reformatory were listed for early release by the state clemency board. Clyde Phillips is to be released on New Year’s Day, Clyde Knight on March 1, and Denver Stouffer on May 15. Raymon Thompson and John Watkins have no date set, but will be freed when suitable employment is found.
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Stark Co
Mansfield Reformatory
State Clemency Board
Riday
Clyde Phillips
Clyde Knight
Denver Stouffer
Raymon
Thompson
John Watkins
Canton Transit seeks broad bus route authority in Ohio
The Canton Transportation Co. asks the Ohio Public Utilities commission for permission to run two 14 passenger buses from its Canton route to all points in Ohio and elsewhere. The commission notes inter state traffic issues and lacks authority over out of state operations, while officials coordinate with nearby states on cross border routes.
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Columbus
Canton Transportation Co
Canton
Congress Lake
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Buckeye Special Transit Co
Commonwealth
Thad M. Brown
G. F. Schlesinger
George T Poor
The
Utilities Commission
Curtain Fire at Home of D R Klein Damages Curtain
A defective hot plate valve at 828 Dewaltay NW caused a flame to ignite a lace curtain Friday evening. Firefighters were called and extinguished the blaze with limited damage.
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D. R. Klein
Dewaltay NW
Darrow Predicts Failure of World Court Debate
Clarence Darrow told Princeton students that the world court would fail if nations refused to outlaw war, arguing the court was useless without wartime outlaw. He opposed Senator Lemroot of Wisconsin in the debate on December 12 in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Clarence Darrow
Lemroot
Wisconsin
Gift hair slippers and housewares sale items
An advertisement style reader offers hair clippers at 1 dollar a pair, glass mixing bowls, silk slippers, brocade mules from Paris, satin slippers, and nightwear sets. It promotes the holidays shopping with gift ideas and low prices, urging purchase via local contacts.
Lay Away Orders Rise This Year in Canton Stores
Secretary Fr Blakemore of the Canton Merchants Association reports lay away orders in Canton stores exceed previous records. Early Christmas shopping, especially by women, drives the rise as stores push lay away for toys to beat delivery delays.
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Blakemore
Canton Merchants’ Association
Canton
Hemlock Daily News Want Ad Seeks Buy or Sell Lead
A Hemlock based daily newspaper wants readers to place a want ad for buying or selling items. The notice requests readers to call for the desired result and arrange a transaction.
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Hemlock
Daily News
Adaret
Rescue at Sea Ends Tragic Coal Barge Drift
Twenty five coal barge passengers including women and children were rescued by a fire boat crew after the vessel drifted at sea. The incident occurred in New York waters on December 12.
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New York
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Kansas City
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Nighthawk Fronte
Orenente
Sin8 Sicaats
Milwaukee
WHAS
Louisville
Barney Rapp
United States
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King
WCAR
Antonio
WHT
Alamo Orchestra
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Decatur
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Cincinnati
Swiss Garden Orchestra
McKay
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WLS
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Joe Bren
WLW
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Chicago Theater Review
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Rialto Orchestra
Nightineale
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Mueteal Entertaiien
Hartley Joy Boys
WRW
Tarrytown
Waried
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HoNenden
Far West
KVL
Los Angeles
Varten
Packard Radio Club
St. Francis Orchestra
KGW
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