Massie Trial Testimony Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
In Honolulu April 21 Judge Davis considers directive verdict as Mrs Massie tears up a psych questionnaire during cross examination. Prosecutor Kelley questions Lt Massie insanity while Darrow defends husband and two Navy men charged in the Kahahawai murder in a dramatic courtroom scene.
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Honolulu
T. H
Thalia Fortescue Massie
John C. Kelley
Thomas H. Massie
Clarence Darrow
Davis
Kelley
Scette
Massie
Darrow
Grace
Bell Fortescue
Wellington Clean-Up Week May 5 Under Mayor Smith
Wellington sets annual Clean-Up Week to begin May 5 per Mayor L D Smith after a council meeting on Tuesday. Routine business only was transacted and a lighting complaint for Grove and Carpenter was addressed. Bids for sewer work will be opened April 25. Aletha Stacey, a Wellington native, sang in a Paris recital on April 16 as Carlotta in Werther. A new Big Four schedule shifts some east and westbound trains. Local theatre at Bellfontaine feature Busters Howard Pare and Batliff in a charity skit sponsored by K of C for relief work.
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Wellington
L. D. Smith
Grove
Paris
John Stacey
Aletha Stacey
Madame Roosevelt
The
Opera Comique
Miss Stacey
Carlotta
Werther
Big Four Railroad
Bellfonte Theatre Busters
Howard Pare
I Batliff
Bellfontaine
Y K. of C
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Carl Martin
Dlyma
Ohio Parent Teachers Magazine
Guy Phelps
G. Swanger
H. Page
Bowery men of unseen plight in New York’s tremor of change
A mix of displaced workers and drifted Bowery residents reflects a city in upheaval. Many once earning up to 20 000 yearly lost jobs and savings in bank failures and failed securities. They now sit idle, read little, and drift through days and nights in sparse rooms, becoming part of a growing unidentified populace.
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New York
Bowery
Nome
Port Said
Institute of Wire local circle meeting Tuesday
The Institute of Wire Wellington and Brighton circles will meet at the local Congregational church on Tuesday with a 10 o'clock morning session led by the Brighton group. A covered dish dinner follows at noon. Afternoon speakers will be announced later.
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A.W. C. IT. U. Institute of Wire
Wellington
Brighton
Wakeman Briefs April 21
Wakeman April 21 notes show Tain Mockler homebound with a cold. Charles Campbell attended an American Legion meeting in Norwalk. Mrs. Arthur Witzlaben sprained ankle. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sroyt and Betty visited the Guthries. James Felton was a business visitor. Wakeman firemen responded to a Woodoma alarm, but the fire was out on arrival. Spark from a chimney caused the blaze. Mrs. Earl Green visited town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peck returned home after a Cleve trip.
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Wakeman
Tain, Mockler
Charles Campbell
American Legion
Norwalk
Arthur Witzlaben
C. J. Sroyt
Betty
John Guthrie
James Felton
W.S. Wood Boma
Earl Green
Henry Peck
Cleye
Quiz Cleveland Man As Girl's Death Probed
Cleveland April 21 Gt Sol Lev 40 to be heard today on charge of murdering Kath ryn Mason Jones 28 a red haired divorcee beaten to death in an apartment in Little Hollywood eight men and women held as material witnesses bonds set at 500 all in custody Jones worked as private detective agency investigator early theory of murder from her activities dropped Cody said the killing followed a drinking party in a speakeasy and began when she resisted advances Lev said he was drunk and knew nothing of the killing police note a narcotics arrest four years ago.
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Cleveland
Gt Sol Lev
Kathryn Mason Jones
Hollywood
Cornelius W. Cody
Cody
Levy
Wakeman area social notes and meetings march on
Mrs. Clayton Peck and family returned home after a visit. Bridging couples and many local families hosted gatherings at various homes. School board meetings, church events, and Grange activities filled the week as residents traveled to Norwalk, Cleveland, and Sandusky for events.
Campaign Speeches In Cleveland For Brown And Ingalls
In Cleveland on April 21 Ub-Cuyahoga County Republicans planned campaign speeches for Ohio gubernatorial candidates David S. Ingalls and Clarence J. Brown. Ingalls would launch at the Western Reserve Republican Club with several local leaders speaking in his favor. Brown, after addressing the Republican Women of Ohio, would speak at the West Denison Republican Club. Myers Y. Cooper previously urged a 50 percent tax cut and tax law readjustment with a probe of intangible wealth.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
David SS. Ingalls
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Ingalls
Western Reserve Republican Club
Daniel E. Morgan
Harry A. Davis
Maurice Maschke
Harold FH. Burton
Brown
Repubican Women of Ohio Organization
West Denison Republican Club
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Kipton T. 1 WENNERS Kipton April 21 contests winners listed
The Camden schools 8th 9th and 10th grade essay winners include seniors Helen Davidson and Charles Schaeffer, juniors Edith Hudson and Charles Bayles, sophomores Frances Davidson and Helen Buczek, freshmen Richard Bobney and Mildred Hess, and others. County winners include Helen Davidson and Richard Bobney. A prize program is set for 3 to 4 pm on April 8 at the school. The Kipton WIE TV L Institute of Brownhelm met with Mrs. Nellis Hatch for an all day May 5 session at the Congregational church with speakers from Elyria Brownhelm and Kipton, and a noon dinner. Marriages Monday at the Baptist parsonage united Earl Betts and Freda Searles. Kipton Grange entertained county officers at the schoolhouse. Various local residents attended church and visited relatives in Elyria, Cleveland, New London, and other nearby towns.
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Clayton Peck
Ll. R. Kenyon
Harold Millhouse
Merwxyo Kenyon
Eat Green
Elmer Sneltan
W. H Jones
Fred Graves
Paul O'Brien
Helen
Hose
Jean Foreman
Laura Mae
Ken Fon
Katherine Fay
Mary Catherie Guthrie
Mary Louise Shetton
Laura Wessel
Ruby Peabods
Alice Watson
Bessie Hastins
Betty Haskins
Helen O'Brian
Arthur Harris
Cleveland
C. J. Cranston
Marden Todd
Racine
Wis
Otto Jensen
R. C. McMann
Roland Kuntz
John D. Lereux
Detroit, Mich
Weigel
C. A
Berea
Ernest Ebr
Delia Hachenberg
W. J. Benson
Charles Campbell
Norwalk
Walker
Nova
Ohio
L. G. Barnes
Melvin
Bertie Bell
Evelyn Benson
Milan
W. S. Wood
Crooksville
C. J. Hoyt
Olena
Thelma Benson
Betty Hoyt
Joe Ebel
Jack Hogsett
New London
Wendell Bayless
Wakeman
Huron County Pomona
Fitchville
Flora Pierce
A. L. Lindebeck
Sandusky
Central North Association of Congregational Churches
Charles Bement
Louise Shelton
Beiong
Sumner Todd
Loren Pitts
Town Hall
Wakemad Boy Scouts
Wenners Kipton
Wiagers
Camden
Helen Davidson
Chas. Schaeffer
Edith Hudson
Charles Bayles
Frances Davidson
Helen Buczek
Richard Bobney
Mildred Hess
Marie Ivmderer
Helen Haines
Tth
Olier Bowman
Eileen Arnold
Schoel On
Wie TV
Institute of
Brownhelm
Baptist Parsonage
Wm. H. Schwienfarth
Earl Betts
Pittsfield
Freda Searles
Clarence Searles
Brighton
Kipron Grange
Frank Williams
Elyria
Artie Whitney
Springfield
Camden Baptist Church
Charles Lowd
Collingwood
Guy Morgan
Harold Geist
Ienry
Worcester
Ross Weaver
Ashland
Karl Smith
F. E. Sharp
Max Calkins
W. W. Calkins
Ruth Kelly
Schweinfurth
New London Baptist Church
Kettenring
Ralph Stoll
Harry Spalding
Lakewood
Eugene Rentiss
Ruth Curtis
LaGrange
Ed Felton
Misa Hazel Murton
Frank Murton
Florence Baker
Sally Sue
Wellington
Wm. Brumby
Dean Betts
Laverne
W. F. Betts
F. A. Perkinga
Amelia _Latteman
Jessie Mellor
Wheat supplies shrinking as Ohio reports large losses
Ohio Farm Bureau warns wheat stocks "disappearing rapidly" over three weeks, with a net loss of about 16 277 000 bushels. W. Eberhard cites small arrivals at terminal markets and some Red Cross wheat as factors, while damage reports emphasize crop curtailment across Kansas, Nebraska, and Texas and warn that dry conditions could worsen through June and July.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Red Cross
Eberhard
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Local residents attend Church events and visits across towns
Ash tabula hosts Grand River Institute trustees meeting with Rev W N Bates in attendance. Elyria and Oberlin residents visit families as Mothers Day plans form at Community church. Several locals, including Battsville and Wellington guests, share Sunday visits while health updates note pneumonia and rheumatism cases among townspeople.
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Glen Barber
W. N. Bates
Ashtabula
Grand River Institute
Austinbure
Albert Plas
Elyria
John Weber
Margaret Brumby
Oberlin
Fred Brumby
Ralph Holden
Birmingham
G. E. Twining
P. E Harding
Ministers’ Institute
Robert Bradley
Jas Baater
Rocky Iver
Caining
Mature Alpress
Grace
Amherst Legion and May Festival Briefs in Village News
Community notes from Amherst cover the Amherst Legion meeting with 36 members responding to a Mobilization call, a May festival by first graders, and a Standard Bearers social. School board convened for routine routing business, Royal Neighbors drill practice, and Congregational church Dime society news. Local residents attend dances, church events, and family visits. several names and sessions noted with illness recovery and teaching updates.
Oberlin Social Guests Visit Over Weekend
Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs James M T Nichols and Miss Alice Burrown of Oberlin spent the weekend with Migsw Na omi Ruth. Mr and Mrs N Gi Townsend vied on Mrs Albert Block Ii Migrla. Mr and Mrs HL HK Moore were Sunday afternoon callers of the Uvos in Oberlin.
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Naomi Ruth
Windergaaleu School
Oberlin
Harold Weston
Tommy
William Wearham
James M. T. Nicols
Alice Burrown
Qberlin
Migsw
N. Gi. Townsend
Mra
Albert Block Ii
HL. HK. Moore
Uvos
Truck Load Of Fish Stolen Reported In Sandusky
A truck load of fish including cleaned whitefish bass catfish pickerel and bullheads was stolen in Sandusky last night authorities said. Police reported the loss as an ongoing case with details scarce at this time.
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Sandusky
Collision on Broad Street In Elyria and Garfield Heights
A crash occurred last evening on Broad Street involving J. L. Wamsley of 132 Cornell Avenue Elyria and William Voth of Garfield Heights. An influenza note recalls 1918 19 pandemic death toll 6 000 000.
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J. L. Wamsley
Cornell Avenue
Elyria
Wiliam Voth
Garfield Heights
Broad Street
Nee
India
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This Place
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Legion Answers
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Son Alman
Missionary Society
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Lois Stringer
Nina Harris
Florence McCord
Royal Neighbors
Ray Jones
Margaret Schneider
Sam Slack
Gust. Anderson
Eugene Griffin
John Witt
Lewis Merchant
Jon Gainok
John Warner
5. C. Batles
David Barnhart
Charles Corbett
Charley Nickel
Peter Ammenhauser
Myrtle Batley
Bime Society
Dime Society of the Congregational Church
Walter Holstein
Amherst
O. J. Huth
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Meek
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