Bank Robbery in Defiance Ohio Stuns Town
Bandits robbed Mondanta National Bank in Defiance Ohio of 27000 dollars in cash and bonds. They blocked the cashier and forced the safe opening, then escaped in a waiting car without firing a shot. Mrs Hall testified during the trial related to the incident.
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Defiance, Ohio
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Dreianee
Ohio
Timadus
Mondanta National Banke
Steever
R. L. Gleason
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Bush
Hank aMthcitis
Wxettien
Cipar
Court sets fast pace for conspiracy trial by Christmas
Washington dispatch reports the Fall conspiracy case to be completed by Christmas with sessions six days a week. Judge and attorneys plan overtime, six-day weeks, and possible night sessions to accelerate evidence and deliberations. Defendants Athar Pall and Edward Doheny figure in disputed Senate oil committee excerpts over a $100,000 Tariff? loan.
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Washington
Ater Beys
Fistibe Adolph Ay Mbebiling
Senate Oil Committee
Athar J. Pall
Edward L. Doheny
Dohery
Justice Wéchling
Chimweys
Recovered $225 on bad checks passed here
Dunkle today recovered a total of $225 from bad checks passed in the city by G. DeVolk. Checks for $74 and $150 had been cashed by local businessmen. Volk was tracked to Tionesta and later located. he was taken into custody and the full amount restored to the victims. Valley payment arranged to curb further prosecution.
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Dunkle
G. DeVolk
Volk
Ammount
John Fairclough
Mead and Brown
East Main Street
Missing Sugar Grove Girl Sought in City
Police receive appeal from Ware Fen Chief Wholeben to search in this city for Eva Rosequist a 15 year old girl from Sugar Grove who vanished October 26. She is described five feet five inches brown hair wearing a tunic coat browns and black checked tires with low patent feather shoes. Reward offered for information leading to her return.
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Make & Search
Eva Rosequist
Sugar Grove
Yolice
Warren County
Royal Department
Warren Department
Twelve Held in Detroit Killing Investigation
Detroit police report twelve persons in custody and four bandits sought after the slaying of Sergeant Edward Perrin found outside a saloon with a bullet wound to the heart. Perrin, famed for bravery, had sent a regular call from a nearby box before the attack.
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United Press
Detroit
Edward Perrin
Cyclone Causes million dollars in Damage in Carolinas
Severe damage from a cyclonic storm struck parts of North and South Carolina yesterday afternoon through last night. Information reaching Winston Salem at noon reports property damage in both states approaching one million dollars.
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Storm death toll climbs to eighty in five state disaster
From Memphis Tenn November 27 rescue crews report more than eighty killed by unusually severe storms across Arkansas Mississippi Missouri Louisiana and Alabama with about 200 injured and over one million dollars in property loss Eight hundred homeless in Heber Springs Ark after two tornadoes devastate the town killing twenty five and leaving scenes of extensive suffering as workers search debris and bury the dead in shifts across the affected areas.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Features Tonight Schedule
Radio listings show Today’s Five Best features including Walter Darnidsky’s third Nibelunken Ring lecture and a concert at Seami Centen nial Stadium Philadelphia. Notre Dame Band at 8 P.M. from WCAE Pittsburgh and Army Navy game coverage on WEAF hookup across 17 stations at 1 45 P.M. Central.
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Notre Dame University
WLS
Chicago
Gentral—National Barn Danes
WEAF
Naver Kame
New Police Ordinance Urged to Tighten Bootleg Crackdown
City administration pushes a new police ordinance with a 40 percent penalty rise for bootlegging and disorderly conduct. Officials say aggressive policing could deter illegal taverns, while critics question legality without state approval. Budget notes show police costs run into thousands yearly, with calls to redirect funds to a vigorous department. Public sentiment favors stronger action and steady enforcement over token patrolling.
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Gore
Five Chickenpox and Measles Cases Reported
Health Officer Danko reports five chickenpox and several measles cases. Dozens of measles cases prompt quarantine in about twenty cities. most patients milder, with potential for wider epidemic feared. Family names listed with funeral attendance noted.
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Wits
Six must die for slaying Joliet warden during escape
Six Joliet Penitentiary inmates convicted of stabbing Deputy Warden Peter Rein to death during an escape face the death penalty. Names listed include Clysses Duchowski, Kares Shader, Walter Stalesky, Bernard Roa, Gregorio Ripe, and Robert Torrey. Five already serving life terms. one convict faces additional penalties. All smiled as the death verdicts were read.
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United Press
Ipliet
Joliet Penitentiary
Peter Rein
Winry
Ome
Ameri
New Orleans
Caltei
Clysses Duchowski
Kares Shader
Walter Stalesky
Bernard Roa
Gregorio Ripe
Ribert Torrey
Maymarkey
Chicagarty
Anal
Dumiewski
Start Nursing Service Here Next Month
Community Fund Committee plans to re establish the Community Nursing Service within two to three weeks and aims to begin in December if needed. A capable nurse has been secured and the permanent committee will meet next week to finalize details, including the payroll system for pledges to the war fund.
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Community Chest Fund Committee
Stewart
Irvide
Taite
Corr y girl Mary Shays marries Walter Burkhart in Buffalo
Announcement states Miss Katherine Mary Shays daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shaver of Euclid Street married Mr Walter Burkhart of Englewood Avenue Buffalo. The ceremony took place in Buffalo on November 1. The couple plan a visit to Corry to meet each other’s parents.
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Charles Shaver
Euolid Street
Walter Burkhart
Tif Englewood Avenue
Buffalo
Buffatong
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Corry
Tor Uter
Widow As Witness In Own Defense In New Jersey Trial
Frances Stevens Hall testified in Somerville that her husband Rev Edward Wheeler Hall was faithful until his death. She denied clandestine romance with Mrs Eleanor Mills and described their church charity work and Mills as a faithworker. The defense rested after her stoic, careful testimony as jurors questioned and listened intently.
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Somerville
Frances Stevens Mall
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Edward Wheeler Ili
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Eleanor Mills
Sipfario
Sitaron Fatal Auto Crash Claims Seven Year Old Boy
Seven year old Joseph Guthey died after being struck by a tick driven by Harry Valenly. He ran into the street from behind parked cars and the vehicle struck him. He died during the night at a hospital.
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United Press
Sitaron
Joseph Guthey
Harry Valenly
Carol Will Attempt Quick Political Move
United Press reports from Berlin and Vienna on King Ferdinand of Roumania ill with possible death, doctors weighing operation to ease pain while Queen Marie sails to Europe. Bucharest and Vienna dispatches describe political turbulence and potential coup plans as France and Austria watch developments closely.
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