Timber Falls Victim Fatally Injured At Wingfoot Lake Farm
L A DeGroft aged 38 was killed Monday afternoon when a heavy timber from a barn being razed on the Wingfoot Lake farm fell across his chest. He died shortly after at a Hartville physician's office. Survived by wife Ruth and six children Helen Merile Alice May Meda Edith. He lived on Rockhill farm north of Congress Lake.
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L. A. DeGroft
Wingfoot Lake
Hartville
Deroff
Detiroff
Rockhill
Congress Lake
Wingfoot
Mre
Ruth DeGrot
Helen
Merile
Aliee
Meda
Edith
Blast Wrecks Rooming House in Canton
A blast damaged a Canton rooming house used as a dining quarters for about 20 boarders. Windows shattered blocks away, cars damaged, and a baby narrowly escaped injury as police investigate dynamite as the cause amid no reported threats.
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Melton
William Wilkerson
Clark Ay
Jury selection in Shepherd case drags toward death penalty vote
State witnesses vanish as jury pool is probed for scruples on capital punishment. Prosecutor Crowe grills potential jurors about willingness to sentence. Shepherd and defense lawyer Stewart push for impartial deliberation as selection drags toward two weeks.
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Shepherd
Billy
Farman
White
Istelle Gehling
Obert J. Crowe
Crowe
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
Shepherd Murder Trial Opens in Chicago Court
In the Criminal Courts Building Judge Lynch presides over the trial of William Darling Shepherd charged with the murder of his military ward Billy McClintock. Mrs Shepherd and Isabelle Pope, fiancee of the victim, appear near the courtroom as the case proceeds with state witnesses expected.
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Judge Lynch
Criminal Courts
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Bulliffe
Mrs Shepherd
Robert H. Stoll
Isabelle Pope
Yphold Germa
Chile
Courtroom Photos Beat New Rule In Chicago
In a crowded Chicago courtroom photographers defy a ban on photography. Bailiffs stationed at vantage points fail to control the birds eye shots as vest pocket cameras flash repeatedly. Principal figures are photographed dozens of times per hour.
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Chicago
Canton Classifieds Highlight Today's Reader Bargains
Market bargains note a special column titled Todays Reader Bargains on the Classified pages. An extra special from a prominent fish merchant promises thrifty shoppers value in today’s listings and urges daily review for best deals.
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Canton
Veterans on three year road to Omaha for reunion tour
Madelon a license bedecked Ford truck of George Huffman and James Kennedy arrives in Canton on its way to the Disabled Veterans of the World War convention in Omaha Nebraska on June 22. Kennedy was wounded in two conflicts and Huffman was gassed. They have traveled since 1921 through five countries 40 states and three Canadian provinces selling postcards to support travel and operating a veteran registry to locate missing persons and reunite families.
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Ford
George Huffman
James Kennedy
Canton
Omaha
Neb
Cleveland
Kennedy
Huffman
Salt Lake
Utah
Seling
Auto collision after gear shift failure injures two drivers
Mrs Jazel Shaade of 1246th street NE could not avoid a collision with D Spencer of 1018 Gibbs AV NE when her auto mobile gear shift failed. The car struck a truck at Lawrence Road and Cherry Avenue NE. both Shaade and Spencer vehicles were damaged per police report.
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Jazel Shaade
D. Spencer
Gibbs Av
Lawrence Rd
Cherry Av
Shaade
Spencer
Speeding arrests lead to fines in crim inal court
J. J. Mack was fined $15 and costs after a Monday speeding arrest and Tuesday arraignment. Russell Morgan, arrested on a similar charge, was fined $35 and costs after conviction in criminal court.
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J. J. Mack
Russell Morgan
Woman Given Fine for Interfering with Officer
Alice Brown of Walnut av NE was arrested days ago on a charge of interfering with an officer after police alleged she hindered their actions during an incident.
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Alice Brown
Walnut Av NE
Raid leads to fines in Tuesday criminal court session
A brief court hearing Tuesday resulted in a defendant fined costs after a charge involving a monetary amount was presented in criminal court. The details include references to a person named Arras and an individual identified as Toth.
Court records show multiple driving offenses and fines
L Greene arrested on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated with a 50 dollar fine and 10 days in Workhy. Ray Lester of 626 12th SE fined 100 dollars and costs after Crimine court conviction. Also convicted on a charge related to the Crabbe act after police arrest Monday.
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L. Greene
Sevenge
Ray Lester
Crimin Court
Crabbe
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F. R. Tompkins
Clark Ave
Huxley and Wilkinson
John Prater
Boca Serbina
Clarkav
18Th Et SW
18Th Stow
John Merma
Clarkay
K. Roczek
Lari Ay
DUCO
H. E. Harter
Agar Action
Sho St
Pennington
Hemlock
T. C. Pennington Dentist
Puse
Hatrance
the Citizens Building
On-The-Square
Ohile
North
Ohio
Madelon
Speeders
W. E. Higbie McCurdy Stock Gormer
Tusc
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
van Heusen
Clermont
Chas. E. Schwartz
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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