Smineola Case Details Force Woman to Witness Murder Scene
The investigative sequence centers on Edward Brinker and his lovers Rose Welk and Josephine Brinker. Police, led by Inspector Harold R. King, escort Mrs. Brinker to the morgue to view Brinker’s mutilated body and later to the vacant lot where the struggle occurred before her removal.
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Smineola
Edward Nker
Rose Welk
Josephine Brinker
Lfe
Brinker
Rose
Josephine
Harold R. King
Miss Welk
Students Attend Court Session in Civics Class Observation
Civics classes from Clearview and Eaton high schools watched Judge A R Webber hear a lawsuit. Miss Heltrick and Mr Wallace assisted on the bench. Frank Farst and Fred Thomas sued William Black et al for 518 dollars on account. Peter Watsifis of Lorain sued Erma for divorce on grounds of gross neglect. married in 1926.
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Clearview
Eaton High Schools
A. R. Webber
Misses Heltrick
Clearview School
Wallace
Haton
Webber
Frank Farst
Fred Thomas
William Black
Peter Watsifis
Lorain
Erma
School Orators Compete Friday in Kent Northeastern Ohio District
The best school orators from counties including Summit Geauga Cuyahoga Trumbull Stark Mahoning Lake and Lorain gather in Kent Friday for the Northeastern Ohio District Oral Content contest. H C Leonard of Columbiana chairs the event assisted by L J Smith of Stark and H D Byrne of Portage.
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Kest
Ohio
Kent
Summit
Geauga
Cuyahoga
Trumbull
Stark
Mahoning
Lake and Lorain
H. C. Leonard
Columbiana
L. J. Smith
Stark County
H. D. Byrne
Portage
Assault verdict awards Fred Martinez $100 in case
Fred Martinez Jr. received a $100 verdict against John C. Smith from Judge A. R. Webber’s court. The case, filed for an assault on September 1, 1930, sought $2,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Martinez, Jr
John C. Smith
A. R. Webber
Elyria Eagles Public Dance At Eagles Hall
Elyria Eagles host a public dance at Eagles Hall on Saturday April 23. Admission is 25 cents per person and all are welcome.
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Elyria Eagles
Eagles Hall
Controversy over white versus whole wheat bread debated
Dr Logan Clendening explains the white bread versus whole wheat bread debate, noting neither side is universally right. He argues bread nutrition depends on individual digestion, that refinement removes bran and vitamin B, and that overemphasis on supposed harms can scare people into eating less bread overall.
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Logan Clendening
Whole Wheaters
Toledo Harbor Project Urged by Army Engineers
Secretary of War Hurley transmitted to Congress a report by Major General Lytle Brown recommending federal improvement of Toledo Ohio harbor at a initial cost of 2 930 000 with 25 000 annually for maintenance.
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Washington
Hurley
Congress
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Toledo
Ohio
Mrs Russell William Magna Named DAR President General
Mrs Russell William Magna of Holyoke Massachusetts is chosen as the next president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the forty first continental congress in Washington. She is an unopposed candidate for the post and stands ready to lead the organization.
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Russell William Magna
Holyoke
Mass
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Magna
Vest Buttons Lost Arrest Incident At Beaver Creek
State game warden W F Hepcomb pursued two men at Beaver Creek north of Amherst over alleged game law violations and resisting an officer. Erik Spivok faced clubbing fish charges. W Gotro defended Spivok and was charged with resisting an officer. Both pled not guilty and posted $200 bond, awaiting trial Saturday.
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W. F. Hepcomb
Grafton
Beaver Creek
Amherst
Holcomb
Erik Spivok
W. Gotro
Spivok
Walter H. Watts
Gotro
Spi
Senator Huey Long Proposes Income Cap Bill
Washington April 2 reports Senator Huey Long Democrat of Louisiana introduced a resolution to require the Senate Finance Committee to readjust the Revenue Bill so that no person would have an annual income exceeding 1 000 900 dollars or lifetime earnings over 5 000 000 dollars including inheritances and estates.
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Washington
Huey Long
Senate Finance Committee
Death notices for Esther Gerush Mary Hale and Mieczslaw Budny
Death of Esther Gerush at Elyria Clinic at 5 p m after a five day illness widow of Stephen Gerush daughter Mrs Elsie Erma Jacobs of 625 Massey avenue born in Germany resident 13 years member of the Hungarian Reform church survived by daughter son Stephen at home two grandchildren mother three sisters and three brothers in Europe funeral Saturday at 1 am at home and 11:30 am at Hungarian Re church with Rev Taber Toth and Rev Bela Csontos officiating burial in Ridgelawn cemetery Trinerye Mary Hale of North Ridgeville born 1855 North Olmsted Ridgeville resident since age four generous in church work survivors husband Henry Hale two brothers Joseph Lehman Elyria and Matt Ridgeville funeral Saturday 9:30 am at St Peters Church burial in St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville Mieczslaw Budny funeral Saturday at Holy Cross Church at 8:30 am instead of 9 am per corrected notice
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Esther Gerush
Elyria Clinic
Stephen Gerush
Elsie Erma Jacobs
Massey Avenue
Germany
Reform Church
Jacobs
Stephen
Europe
Taber Toth
Bela Csontos
Lorain
Ridgelawn
Trinerye
Mary Hale
North Ridgeville
North Olmsted
Ridgeville
Henry Hale
Joseph Lehman
Elyria
Matt
St. Peters Church
Peter's Cemetery
Ridgevidlee
Safety Council Names Officers
Ohio State Safety Council re elects twelve officers at annual board meeting in Columbus. Two new officers and four new directors named. Frank W Geiger and Fred H Caley elected vice presidents at large. Reports show 1931 auto deaths still split between highways and cities, with pedestrians most affected.
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Columbus. G
Ohio State Safety Council
Frank W. Geiger
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Fred H. Caley
Cleveland
Ohio State Automobile Association
Dwight, P. Ely
Ohio Fire Prevention Association
George (. Shiele
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
E. E. Grocer
Columbus Safety Council
Herbert (. Buckman
Ohio Automotive Trades Association
Ohio
Two Arrested In Raid On Elaborate Saloons
In Bellaire Ohio on April 21 1911 federal and state prohibition officers raided a saloon described as highly elaborate with two white dressed bartenders. Arthur Edwards and Charles Garnell were arrested as owners. The note adds the International Chamber of Commerce is 12 years old.
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Bellaire
Arthur Edwards
Charles Garnell
Oberlin High to Stage Glass Play April 29 30
Oberlin OH April 21 senior class of Oberlin High presents the romantic comedy The King Rides By in the high school auditorium April 29 and 30. A trio of crooks plots large scale kidnapping or robbery while a judge with two wives and a cast of colorful characters chase love and profit in a lively three act farce.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin High School
Baroness Dorset-Daguer
Re von Eschenbach
Dorset
Edmund Dorset
Superior Court
Clare VanAisdale
Simmons
Duke
Eugene Zavodsky
Loranda Lil
Alice Crafts
Cecily Dorset
Christine Alexander
Nos Wheatley
The
Aviation Corp
William Teves
Deborah Well
Warmer
Hal Staniex
Deborah
LeRoy Schramm
Baroness von Eschenbach
Judge Dorset
Martha Helen Heinrich
Valeria Dorset
Helen Brady
Cash McCord
Everett Lampson
Volney Oliphant
Katherine Wells
Wate
Mary E. Teuney
Girl Scouts Mark 20th Anniversary of Scouting Observed
The twentieth birthday of Scouting was celebrated at the high school gymnasium with council members leaders and fifty six girl scouts. Activities included observation and stalking games directed by Wild Rose Mt. Laurel Troops and a dramatization of Juli etta Low. A banner cake and candle ceremony followed as Edna Dennison explained the taper symbol of the future. College Scouts met with Mrs George Jones and Miss Ann Wright spoke on Scouting, leadership, and community need.
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Wild Rose
Mt. Laurel
Julietta Low
Pine Cone
Edna Dennison
Marjorie Matcham
Wilson
George Jones
Forest Street
Ann Wright
Cleveland
Ashley
Ridgeville
Ruth Dunham
Vennet Lodge
Student Faculty Golf Tournament At Oberlin Course
The fifth annual Student Faculty Golf tournament will be played tomorrow at the Oberlin Golf course. Ten players form each side with faculty coached by Professor Christiansen. Students seek their first victory, while Bohrer organized the student team.
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Oberlin
Messrs. Miller
Wilkins
Royer
Jones
Jeiliffe
Lelman
Nichols
Savage
Holmes
Christiansen
Bohrer
Conservatory
Sororities Hold Kid Party and Meetings In Oberlin
Sororities Trip and Beta Gamma Sigma hosted a kid party at Mr. Kutacher’s King street home with about thirty in costume and games like Cootie. Lela Brown won first prize Mildred Bitmaylow had the high score. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters formed an association at Flora Blackmer’s South Pleasant street home with officers named. Arbor Day tree planting was postponed to April 27 due to Clarence Wright’s funeral. Fellowship Club of First Methodist postponed to April 29. Mrs. Henry Haas underwent an appendicitis operation at Allen hospital and is recovering. Mrs. Armington returned from Covington Pa to be with her ill mother Mrs. Klock. An ordinance requiring garbage-collectors to obtain a license was discussed at council. Mrs. Gerald Keller returned home from Cleveland after visiting her ill mother.
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Beta Gamma! Sigma
Kutacher
King Street
Lela Brown
Mildred Bitmay
Pythian Sisters
Flora Blackmer
South Pleasant Street
Mary Tapper
Agnes Princehorn
Clarence Wright
Oberlin
Police Disperse Riot Of Jobless Marchers in Philadelphia
Police clashed with about 3500 unemployed marchers at Broad and Race streets, Philadelphia, around noon today. Mounted and motor patrols charged into the crowd, dispersing the rioters after a short disturbance near the unemployment committee’s warehouse that stored food for the jobless.
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Philladelphia
Unemployment Committee
Unemployed Committee
Parole Hints From Governor Could Affect Moons Attitude
Continued from Paget, the note suggests a potential parole grant by Governor Rolph without an application from Monney. Such action would set no precedent and face probable opposition from the state prison board.
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Rolph
Fromr Monney
State Prison Board
Court decision seen as victory for depositors
In Columbus Ohio on April 21 U S Attorney General Bettman announced a Court of Appeals ruling from Carroll County that payouts on unvested and undistributed trust funds held by a bank trust department should be treated as general depositor claims. Bettman argued the deposits were authorized by law and carried no special priority.
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Columbus
U.S
Bettman
Court of Appeals
Carroll County
Appeals
Bettean
Trust Estates
State Superintendent of Banks
Lindbergh Baby Searchers Quiet in Hopewell
HOPEWELL N J April 21 Police and private negotiators reported no progress in the Lindbergh baby search as wire tapping rumors circulated. State Police established patrols at the Sourland Mountain estate after eavesdropping reports and a mysterious car sighting. John F Condon known as Tassie paid $50 900 ransom but showed no signs of renewed negotiations amid rumors of Owney Madden involvement.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Sourland Mountain
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Jersey
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Newark
Schwartzkopf
New York
Owney Madden
John F. Condon
Tassie
Ranson
Revenge Seen In Capital Slaying
In Washington on April 21 a fashionably dressed embassy section witnessed a probable revenge killing as Milton White Henry, 28, was shot while slowing for a milk truck. Police, guided by a witness, seek two men involved with New Jersey consulates. A stash of 947 dollars and Henry being armed lead investigators to suspect gangster involvement.
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Washington
Sevetion
Milton White Henry
New Jersey
Henry
Fatal shock after attack at Ohio Hospital for Epileptics
SALLIPOLIS April 21 Pi-Mre Ethel Marrs 49 widow of Portsmouth died of shock from injuries inflicted by a mentally afflicted woman patient at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics in Salipolis Rose Ellers 41 of Cleveland used her hands to tear the mouth nose and cheek of Mrs Marrs both residents for 10 years An inquest was held by Coroner J T Hanson
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Sallipolis. O
Ethel Marrs
Portsmouth
Ohio Hospital
Rose Ellers
Cleveland
Woman Flier Held in Miami After Shooting Probe
Internationally known flyer Mrs. Keith Miller was arrested in Miami and jailed for investigation. The state attorney’s office refused to reveal the charge, while jail staff said she is held in connection with the shooting of pilot Haden Clark.
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Miami
Fla
O.R
Keith Miller
Palestine's Arabs contrasted with native Philistines
In newspaper reports and official communiques the Mohammedan population is described as Arabs while village and town inhabitants show little Arab blood. They are portrayed as the original Philistines, Jebusites and Canaanites who occupied the land before the Jewish invasion.
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Palestine
Cleveland Market Reports Mixed Food Prices and Livestock Values
Cleveland markets show steady to mixed quotes across eggs poultry and produce. Livestock totals posted with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep sideways amid selective demand. Chicago cash quotes offer slight price steadiness on grains and potatoes, while farmers local markets list vegetables and greens with varied bids and regional notes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Unitedpartment of Agriculture
Keese Tc
Cocks Sc
Total United
Coast Shipwrecks and Barges Stranded Off California Coast
A fierce gale battered the California coast. The oil tanker Catherwood struggled in hours of waves near Ventura while La Placentia stood by to tow the crew if she sank. Barge Rainbow and the Emich CQ were wrecked near Sunset Beach and Redondo, with all crew saved. The 31-foot fishing boat Charles Brown and live bait boat Maybelle were washed ashore. four Musroard men faced danger as Georgiana drifted toward Manhattan Beach pier. No lives were lost amid the storm.
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Catherwood
Ventura
la Placentia
Sunset Beach
Rainbow
Emich
Manhattan Beach
Shorefront Devastation Winds Blow Sand Over Towns
Mountainous waves battered the coast while a fine sand layer covered towns for miles. San Pedro's Branch City Hall suffered roof damage worth about $500,000 as trees toppled along the oceanfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Ocean
Woman Dies After Columbus Car Crash April Night
Mrs. Hazel McKee, 41, of Columbus, died Wednesday night six hours after injuries from an automobile collision. The report notes the crash occurred in Columbus and records her obituary details. The blurb also tangentially mentions Pasteur and Scottish university libraries in unrelated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hazel McKee
Painful Neuritis Yields to Emtona relief claim
A user testimonial from David Smith says neuritis pain in feet and knees improved after taking Emtona. The ad promotes Emtona as a poison-clearing medicine praised by doctors and recommended for rheumatoid and neuritis symptoms, urging purchases at LIR'S CLT RATE DOG STORE 413 Broad St.
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Emtona
David Smith
Storf
Broad St
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