Furnace salesman freed by Ohio jury in Canton case
Lorain salesman Wilbur Heldman was acquitted by Stark county jurors who found insufficient evidence to prove moral murder in the death of his 21 year old wife Margaret. He testified she shot herself as they neared Canton after confessing to the prior slaying of Vernard Fearn at his home south of Canton. The case centered on prior accusations and the wife’s final gunshot wound as they drove toward Canton to turn her over to authorities.
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Canton
Wibur
Heldman
Lorain
Afargaret
Stark County
Hellman
T. C. Mo@Quate
Bond approved to fund Rockville courthouse project
Rockville officials and chamber leaders endorsed a $150,000 bond issue to supplement about $300,000 already available for a modern Rockville courthouse. A nearby site block west of the courthouse lot may be acquired. The resolutions go to legislators for authorization as architects and local officials prepare a final plan.
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Rockville
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis L. Ward
Modern Rockville Courthouse Urged by Officials
Robertson and Stedman Prescott emphasized in Rockville that a modern courthouse on an adequate site would greatly benefit the county and city. They outlined the urgent need for such a structure to serve legal aid, civic administration, and public safety.
Influenza conference adjourns with nation-wide study plan
Washington on January 11 the two day influenza conference called by the Public Health Service adjourned after approving a program to combat the disease. The plan begins next week with a nationwide study by the health service and seeks broader Congressional appropriations for general health defenses. Delegate Dr Frank Atwood of New Haven urged greater use of medicinal liquor in treating influenza but failed to push a revision of whisky rules to allow physicians to supply all they deemed necessary.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Congress
Frank Atwood
New Haven
Conn
New York Auto Show Showcases 300 New Models
Three hundred gleaming models filled the Grand Central Palace as the New York Automobile Show opened. Notable shifts included subdued colors, refined body lines, wider rear seat cushions, upgraded upholstery, and enhanced lubricating systems across domestic and foreign makers.
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NEA
New York Sarcat
New York
Grand Central Palace
Army Deserter Detained After Night Arrest in Lowell
Lowell Cave on Motter avenue was arrested Thursday night by Lieut Jess Schell and Officer Charles Devilbiss on a charge of desertion from Fort Honlon. He was returned to the fort Friday morning with a reward of 30 offered to apprehend. Police describe a disturbing the peace incident linked to the case.
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Lowell
Fort Hon
Peice
Cers Devbos
Smith
Seheb Cive
Devilbiss
Jing Cave
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John Brymyer
York County
Herbert B. Cohen
Blymyer
Harvey Gross
Jett
W. W. van Baman
Aftormars
Whert Fess
John Curry
Birmies
Slleget
Attomme Amora Hermann
Jower
Ieee Aaa Et
Ohio
Heldmen
Rockville Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Plan
Everybody's
Jeff F Wa
Frederick
North Market St. Frederick, Md
A. F.rees
Wringerlese
North Market
Hudson
Chromi
Phaeton
Club
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Harbaugh Auto Sales
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Associated Dealers
Servive Garage
Brangsick & Knoxville
Hudson-Essex
Ante Salon Tharment
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