Courtroom tactics and alibi in Lehman murder case
The prosecution seeks to link Lehman to the night of the murder while disputing alibis. Witnesses place Kemp in Toledo and at a boarding house, siding with the state's theory that Lehman acted alone to hide his crime. The piece notes continued testimony and mentions other local happenings and obituaries.
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Aly Penton
Lehman
Lewey Kemp
Lehman Farm
Kemp
Toledo
Toled
Lehman murder trial jury selected in Fulton case
In the Fred Lehman murder case jurors were chosen after days of veniremen screening. Ira Fraker, a 38 year old farmer and father of 12, was selected to serve. The State aims to prove Lehman killed Grace Lehman with a 22 caliber revolver during the night of September 17, 1917, amid Lehman’s affair with Aby Fenton.
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Lehman
Tribune
Thornley
Sox
Teed Lehman
Grace
Ira Praker
Ham
Fraker
Georgg Bachman
Egdore
Dan Clingaman
R. Drun
Albert F. Betts
J. C
Lawrence
Levi Borton
Ward Jey
Arthur Gingery
Sinai
Fred Lehman
Hey
Fenton
Aicyton
Leo
Fulton Township
Tanern
John J. Winn
Jhan
Jeisane Wolf
F. S. Ham
Avolf
Tormlay van Milton F. ‘Guilin
Aby Fenton
Leo Fenton
E Mire
Albert Ronasser
Bert Stallett
A. T. McComba
Delta
Ey T
Fin
Grace Lehman
Grier
Ups and Downs of a World War Flying Cadet
Excerpts from a letter by U. S. Flying Cadet J Darby Kenyon from Fort Worth Texas describe early aviation training in 1918. He recounts quarantine at Camp Bowie Benbrook Everman and Benbrook airfields, solo flights, first landings, fear and fascination of height, and dangers of early flight including crashes and fainting pilots.
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U. S
J. Darby Kenyon
Derby Kenyon
D. &. Signal Corps
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Hhis
Darby
Royal Flying Corps
Toronto University
Fort Worth
Texas
A Totter
Benbrook
Camp Bowie
National Army
Hicks
Everman
Fort Wood
Marine letters from Joe Aldrich reveal service details
A Tribune reader shares Joe Aldrich’s letter from Boston while serving with the U S Marines. He describes guard duty schedules at Marine Barracks, meals, ship voyage from Savannah to New York, and a monthly $25 allotment to his mother in care of Uncle Theo.
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Joe Aldrich
U. S. Marines
Tribune
Mary Alrich
Tacoma
Wash
Joe
Boston
Mass
U. S
Marine Barracks
Donald
Paris Isle
Liberty
Savannah
New York
Brooklyn
Grand Central Palace
Theo
Will
J. E. Aldrich
U. S. Marine Barracks
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Wauseon
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Hale Manufacturing Company
Artington
Lanae Coe
Red Cross
Harry Lauder
Halifax
Dyere
Fulton County
M. C
C. Castle
Swanton High School
Allen Trumbull
Castle
Swanton
Charles Hochstetler
Fayette
Shoop Avenue
Luis
J. W. Witt
Stryker
Johnson
Archhaldd Buckeye
Abe Hogeboom
Arthur Gallagher
Henry Robbins
Eliza Robbins
Cherry Street
Robbins
Eliza J. Thwing
Chardon
Ohio
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Cosie
Willian Wise
Indianapolis
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American Red
Enemy Cross Society
United States
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France
Italy
American
Europe
Metamora
Amboy Township
Lyons
Royalton Township
Fayette-Gorham
Franklin
Archbold German
Clinton
Dover
York Townships
York
Swancreek
Fulton
Winameg
Pike Township
Oak Shade
Chesterfield
Union
Christian Church
E. L. Marsh
Baptist Church
C. F. Evans
Evangelical Church
G. B. Wiltsie
Congregational Church
R. Risley
United Brethren Church
T. B. Ashton
Pisce J
L. C. Harris
Morenci Observer
Spencer-Edgar-Vollmer Company
A Wauleon Marine
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