Yew Heart Throbs Develop In Blazer Case
In a chaotic courtroom scene in Colorado a trial unfolds over the alleged killing of Hazel Blazer. Dr Harold Rutger faces questioning as defense plans unfold with expert witnesses and letters from across the country offering input on the insanity defense.
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Salineville
Dr. Blazer
Orse Whipping Case In Court
In a Jackson court on Sunday Denner Jones and Lloyd Shaw faced charges in a whipping case. The defense argued it involved assault and threats. The court played into the alleged attack near Mas Bin with the punishment described as whipping. Webb and others testified, and the judge considered sentencing options.
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Webb
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Donahey
Illusion of Oil Boom Throws Local Market Into Confusion
An early 20th century oil scare in Pennsylvania prompted alerts about a supposed boom and noisy disturbances from a basement. Investigations traced the source to a false claim about barrels worth a penny each, with a staged event to revive the venture.
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Freres
Dota
Return After Forty Years Leads Akron Native Home
Akron report notes a man returning after four decades away. Relatives recall the long absence, with nephews and cousins greeting him amid the extended family. The homecoming underscores the challenges of naming and memory for a large kin network in the town.
Ohio Scheduled Play By Big Ten Team At Columbus
Athens Nov 9 Ardent interest surrounds a scheduled basketball contest between Ohio University and a Big Ten rival to be played in Columbus. Practice sessions are regular, and the focal five includes Whitnley Welzht, an all Phlo man and captain, drawing attention to the team’s performance.
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Obie University
Cuilavam
Columbus
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Ehutley Welzht
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Conference on Radio to Define Policy Lines in U.S.
Washington November 9 A four annual radio policy conference opened with officials led by Secretary Hoover and Secretary Moore urging a federal framework for broadcasting. They pressed local option zones to regulate station placement, wave lengths, power, and licenses, intending to serve the public interest while expanding local responsibility.
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Department of |Commerce
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Nero
Marine Private Dies For Failure To Answer Call
Nov. 9 Massillon report states a Marine Private died in a training incident after failing to answer a call. Authorities say a thorough search followed an alert at Andrews school building where intruders forced entry through a chute and damaged doors to access offices.
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Massillon
What the Movie Actors Really Say On Screen
Fragmented OCR text discusses Marvel Man and other cast members reportedly talking on set. The piece hints at candid conversations about wardrobe and scenes but is garbled and unclear. It preserves a newsy tone about behind the scenes talk without concrete quotes or names.
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Maud M. Howre
Conor
The Marvel Man and the Masked Marvel At Strand
The Marvel Man arrives in Canton and prepares to reveal the actors and plot details on the screen at the Valentine theater. The Masked Marvel, watching movie talk, claims to glean tip lines from conversations and report them, stirring public interest and privacy concerns.
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Marvel Man
Publc
Canton
Bond defeats delay Canton sewer project setback
The Canton sanitary sewer bond proposal faced defeat delaying the sewer system plan. County engineer George M. Davidson said the county is ready to build but the plan must be revised for a larger eight inch line, while Canton’s existing eight inch conduit is insufficient.
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Canton
Mysterious 1926 New York City death linked to nationwide hunt
Hooley reports a nationwide manhunt may end with solving the 1924 Dorothy King death in New York. The Kingston police, aided by Harold Howser and Allan J. Gilbert, pursue leads involving a robbery at a Bay area tel Almansa location in 1926.
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Dorothy King
New York City
Harold Howser
Kinanton Pellem Force
Harry Site
Allan J. A. Gilbert
San Victor
Henry Dodson
Tel Almansa Thare Tm Bay
Cracksmens Bond Theft Hits Puritan Soap Co Vault
Thieves robbed the Puritan Soap Company, seizing bonds totaling 73 000 dollars after forcing a cellar window and breaking into a vault. The stock was valued at 70 000 dollars, with the act affecting the firm’s capitalization. Securities were transferred from the safe deposit vault, and none were negotiable.
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Puritan Soap Co
Five Women Die in Gas Tragedy in Hibbing
In Hibb ing Mine on November 8 five women were found dead in a residence as neighbors reported gas odors. The bodies were located on the floor near a kitchen area where a partially cooked meal suggested they were preparing food when the incident occurred. Police believe a gas leak or poisoning may have caused the deaths. Ella Kuuslato and her nine year old daughter were among the victims.
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Sirlek Ter
Senate jury would acquit Dr Blazer in mercy case
A dubious trial scenario places twelve U S senators as jurors to decide in the Blazer case. The imagined panel would acquit or condemn based on defense pleas and charges described as national scandal. The piece notes senators’ varied stances and suggests a broader capital interest in the unusual juror setup.
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DR. Blazer
International ‘News Service
Washington
Harold T Blaser
Colorado
Ayer
United States
Araphance Farm
Salem bank teller shoots self after opening
NK employee Graham teh, 26, a teller at the No Homat bank in Salem, N Y, killed himself shortly after the bank opened. Police found him dead on the floor with a bullet wound to the right temple. The family said he had suffered a nervous breakdown.
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Donahey Seeks Jail Cleanup After Bank Robbery
Bandits robbed the Sexton hotel in downtown Kansas City, stealing about $5,000. Donahey calls for jail cleanup following the incident. The hotel is a leading downtown landmark, with authorities investigating the hold–up that occurred shortly before noon today.
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Coolidge Firm on Coal Stand
Washington November 9 President Coolidge rejected another appeal for presidential intervention in the coal strike. Congresswoman Rogers of Massachusetts urged an impartial board of inquiry to investigate and help end the stoppage but reported little encouragement. The president indicated that order or resolution would be difficult to achieve through such a board.
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Firemen Injured as Blaze Buries Men in Burning Building
In Cleveland on November 9 two firemen were seriously hurt while fighting a blaze that buried the burning building. Fire Chief King estimated damages at 10,000 dollars. The awkward garbled text also mentions Dr Carl Hisimenochneider, president of Baldwin Wallace, reporting on a paralyte stroke.
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Wildlife conflicts rise in national park area
Fragmented OCR text discusses deer and horses near a national park. The readable content mentions wildlife issues and park management concerns, with incomplete phrases and unclear details. The item appears as a stray notice or brief noting tensions between wildlife and park infrastructure.
Labor unions fear deflation in wage standards
Washington dispatch reports labor leaders warn that European debt settlement demands could force the United States to lower wages and tariffs. They argue debt payments would raise prices for goods and suppress American labor standards, risking higher unemployment and reduced consumer buying power.
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Europe
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France
Red Men Hold Big Gathering in Charlestown West Virginia
Supreme lodge officers and elders attended a meeting of the local tribe of Red Men in Charlestown WV. Twenty lodges from neighboring states and several hundred members participated. Notables included Charles B Pass of Harrisburg, A C Wardine of Charleston, C J Duran of Parkersburg, and other officers.
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Charles B Pass
Supreme Ruler
Harrisburg
A.C. Wardine
Ember
Charleston
C.J. Duran
Great Lachen
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Man Dies After Six Story Fall In New York
A man died after falling from a six story building in New York today, authorities report. The incident occurred near a subway entrance as rescue crews responded to the scene. Identification of the victim has not been released pending next of kin contact.
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